being canadian film director joining us live there from belgrade. to israel now central square has been turned into tent city crowds of protesters have expressed their discontent with soaring prices and plummeting salaries poorness their reports their peaceful demonstrations often go unnoticed by their government and by the world's mainstream media. tens of thousands on the streets of israel angry to death and protesting for change but is anyone listening when it comes to a lot of the foreign media want to see more of an action movie and this hasn't been a very violent it's been very hasn't been violent at all it's been very positive. well into week three the largest demonstration in israel in over a decade and how did a.b.c. c.b.s. and n.b.c. cover it they didn't a young a woman set up a tent while the editors of france twenty four b.b.c. and sky coughed up just a few meager seconds perhaps not even that interesting to. back you know back in the studios ok there's a protest well what exactly is a protest a social protest. it's not the same kind of

it also has to be said that belgrade believes that all government believes that the e.u. does not have the internal and we must also remind ourselves that the e.u. asks of belgrade as an unwritten prerequisite to recognize close was in the penance and this would mean the belgrade should accept kosovo's sovereignty and territorial territorial integrity which which is very complicated to explain to the people of serbia but belgrade i think is prepared to do so in order to achieve the e.u. dream this escalation of violence of course is not helping belgrade because the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiments against reaching a compromise. not very favorable for tried her side so i think this is not definitely helping anybody in talking about negotiations and we know that the e.u. mediator robert cooper he's been you need to sit and talk talk with belgrade officials and go there any chance if you think of some sort of reconciliation through negotiation or whatever the both sides are urged to negotiate it is for the reason to get the serbs

dream this escalation of violence of course it is not helping belgrade because. the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiment against reaching a compromise. not not very favorable for tried their side serbia has already made many concessions for the so-called republican polls so they recognize their documents their i.d.'s their license plates so i think calling for the albanians to negotiations is another call for serbs to accept more things that are just leading to serbia recognizing kosovo. well let's take a look at some other top news from around the world at least a thirty four people have been killed and dozens injured in two days of clashes be ongoing violence in pakistan city of karachi reports say a bodies were found is scattered across different parts of the country's largest city salva riddled with bullet center showing signs of torture police believe about two hundred people were killed in karachi in july alone the city has a long history of ethnic religious and sectarian violence among the city's main political parti

asks belgrade as an unwritten prerequisite to recognize close was independence and this would mean the belgrade should accept possibles sovereignty and territorial territorial integrity which which is very complicated to explain to people in serbia this escalation of violence of course is not helping belgrade because. the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiments and gainst reaching compromise. not not very favorable tried your side serbia has already made many concessions from the so-called republican polls so they recognize their documents their i.d.'s their license plates so i think calling for the albanians to negotiations is another call for serbs to accept more things that are just leading to serve you recognizing kosovo. now let's take a look at some other top news from around the world at least thirty four people have been killed and dozens injured in two days of clashes in be ongoing violence in a pakistan city of karachi reports say bodies were found scattered across different parts of the country's largest city somewhat riddled with bullet

sent additional troops to cos of course north border with serbia after an escalation of violence belgrade calls for a peaceful resolution of the reinforcement will bolster alliance forces already patrolling the area one officer was killed in clashes between costs of both special forces and ethnic serbs when a police took control of two disputed border crossings special forces were sent to the border by the costs of a government to enforce a trade ban on serbian imports it was in response to belgrade existing at bargo what cos of a good way since the cost of those unilateral declaration of independence in two thousand and eight but is not a gorski a serbian a canadian a film director says that serbia is under pressure to recognise kossovo. they're sending five hundred fifty more german troops and one hundred fifty more austrian troops. they would not be sending troops into kosovo if they didn't estimate that the situation could explode into a larger conflict and considering that the international community has an interest in solving the so-called north cost of the issue it would not be unr

do what they have planned they will use it this escalation of violence of course is not helping belgrade because. the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiments against reaching a compromise. not very favorable for tried or so. so i think this is not definitely helping anybody whatever both sides are urged to negotiate it is mostly for the reason to get the serbs to accept something rarely are albanians ours to make concessions to serbia and serbia has already made many concessions to the so-called republic of course so they recognize their documents their i.d.'s their license plates so i think calling for the albanians to negotiations is another call for serbs to accept more things that are just leading to serbia recognizing kosovo and from problems here on earth to success is way up there in space of your screen in just a moment here at this very moment are two russian cosmonauts on the international space station making a six hour long. live pictures right here from the iron seems a bit over overexposed a very bright pictures indeed but for the first

do what they have planned they will use it this escalation of violence of course it's not helping belgrade because. the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiments against reaching compromise. not not very people will try to side so i think this is not definitely helping anybody whatever the both sides are urged to negotiate it is mostly for the reason to get the serbs to accept something rarely are albanians ours to make concessions to serbia and serbia has already made many concessions for the so-called republic of course so they recognize their documents their i.d.'s their license plates so i think calling for the albanians the negotiations is another call for serbs to accept more things that are just leading to serve you recognizing kosovo are you with us here i'll be back with a recap of today's main stories a very serious but first though it's the business with. hollow and welcome to business here artsy will not pay pal is waiting plans to open an office in moscow this autumn and according to the venice newspaper the world's largest online payment po

belgrade has sent a negotiator to the province. once we will continue to fight for our interests in a peaceful way. this is not a ghetto, this is serbia. >> in fact, this is a state recognized internationally. this is a cause of the enduring tension. nato's peacekeeping mission is set to get reinforcements from germany. there is little sign that the latest flare-up is about to subside. ethnic serbs have vowed to continue their blockades until the demands are met. >> lethal levels of radiation have been discovered at the fukushima power plant. the latest sign that the danger is far from over. the japanese government has extended a ban on beef shipments. radioactive substances were found in several cows that were fed contaminated hay. >> it beef from this region is considered a delicacy. it turns out that these cows have been contaminated with radiation. >> i am trying to provide safe and tasty food for consumers but it is tragic that these are ruined by the incident. >> authorities stumbled upon radioactivity while taking a random s

as i said, my only other experience with an earthquake not being a californian was once in belgrade, and it was a similar kind of experience, but not anything quite so dramatic as feeling the whole room around you just start shaking as it did before we had to evacuate. and you heard the report from john harwood about amtrak having been stopped while they check the tracks. there is another report from the station wrc and they have pictures of some sandstone and granite crumb frblg tling from spires of the washington cathedral. >> and over to pete williams and andrea mentioned amtrak and we got that tweet in from john harwood our colleague saying that amtrak is checking the tracks outside of baltimore and what is the update, pete? >> well, it is not just the tracks they are looks at, but amtrak according to the official i just talked to shut down service in several northeastern states while it looks at what they generally call infrasfrauk chur, and you are looking at a still picture of people outside of union station in washington, d.c. a moment ago and that is the picture of people th

do what they have planned they will use it this escalation of violence of course is not helping belgrade because. the people of serbia. see this as a provocation and it is making their sentiment against reaching a compromise. not very favorable for their side so i think this is not definitely helping anybody whatever the both sides are urged to negotiate it is mostly for the reason to get the serbs to accept something rarely are albanians out to make concessions to the serbian serbia has already made many concessions to the so-called republic of course so they recognize their documents their i.d.'s their license plates so i think calling for the albanians to negotiations is another call for serbs to accept more things that are just leading to serbia recognizing kosovo . by the way you can check out dot com that's our website online all the time plenty more stories there and eye catching videos where you can watch the news you want twenty four hours a day online here's a quick taste of a couple of stories there at the moment a terror suspect confesses to making a bomb that injured a five

region it declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight and move not recognized by belgrade. funders of protesters have clashed with police in south africa ahead of a disciplinary hearing of the ruling party's youth league leader julius malema is accused of sowing divisions in the party and in virus signature president calling for botswana's regime to be ousted police are trying to break up the demonstrators with water cannons rubber bullets and stun grenades faces expulsion from the african national council for the closed door. and in the united states the number of dead from tropical storm irene has risen to at least forty eight that's a massive rescue and cleanup effort is underway across the east coast thirteen u.s. states have been affected by the storm which caused billions of dollars in damage the flooding caused by irene is believed to be the worst in decades. and for a front row seat to a musical spectacle simply go to a video section on our website. i want you to go head to head with drum sticks as a musical battle unfolds in the very heart of moscow with red squar

the belgrade monday is inheriting last week's fears. this week we're back in business again and people will be looking at the news of the day to fill it streamed closely because the markets are extremely volatile and there's no conviction for any sort of strong recovery in my view the situations that were problematic last week or supermarket this week so any improvement in data will you know support the market but it could also be a very short term looks like we could have the dollar fall into eleven hundred i think without any problems i was on the business news for now the headlines are not so. wealthy british scientists think it's time to. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy because the reports.

the region declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight a move not recognised by belgrade. hundreds of protesters have clashed with police in south africa ahead of a disciplinary hearing of the ruling party's youth league leader julius malema is accused of sowing divisions in the african national congress and embarrassing the president by calling for a regime change in neighboring botswana police used water cannons rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse stone throwing demonstrators faces expulsion from the party at the closed door here. and in the united states the number of dead from tropical storm irene has risen to at least forty eight that's a massive rescue when it cleanup effort is underway along the east coast thirteen u.s. states have been affected by the storm which caused billions of dollars in damage the flooding caused by irene is believed to be the worst in its. more dramatic footage of the aftermath of tropical storm irene on our website dot com and on a lighter note i go to. free video section for a front row seat to an annual musical spectacle if you

involvement of british intelligence services i spoke to british intelligence offices quite regularly in belgrade. they were physically present when i was being abused he saw my. lecture. me they saw my according to policy documents seen by the guardian newspaper senior m i five and m i six agents were asked to weigh up the quality of information they might obtain with the level of mistreatment prisoner would suffer and if it was worth it to go ahead and misty international says there's a mounting pile of credible evidence on the extent to which britain was involved in torture as yet another document that's been hidden for a very long time has just been released that shows that there was you know perhaps circumstances in which. you know ministers are very senior officials authorised agents to participate in situations where it was more likely than not the torture would occur there's a police investigation into torture allegations under way and as soon as that's finished an inquiry will begin but it's already come under fire the policy on interrogation and all the relevant documents may not be mad

the country and that's according to russia's anti drug chief victor yvel north during a visit to belgrade he said the majority of drugs smuggled into europe come from afghanistan with kosovo acting as the center for distribution insisted russia and serbia can't cope alone and needs full regional cooperation. runs for the lawsuit against russia and the international court over its refusal to supply s. three hundred missiles are you going to bring this more on the story from outside the iranian embassy here in moscow. according to the iranian ambassador to iran is suing moscow over a shipment of a badge of russia's past three hundred air defense systems to tehran under a deal which was signed back in two thousand and eight but of the shipment never went through because in june two thousand and ten the un the security council slammed a set of sanctions on iran which in forces are wide range of limitations including those on the sales of various types of forms so russia froze the shipment last year officials said that they are ready to give iran back its down payment which is around two hundr

don't ever criticize what they do and this is definitely the case when you see the appraising now in belgrade where we actually sort of gave a wink and a nod of the saudis to crack a lot of scold even though of course there are cracks in schools and the sheer regime there and we wanted to sort of you know put that to rest even though we're telling the shiite regime in iran to overthrow their regime so those definitely exposing the copper see the u.s. foreign policy right it seems like you were in favor of human rights and were in favor of certain dictators as long as it serves the interests here what about this idea though that these these three senators mccain graham and lieberman you know they are the loudest voices at least that i've heard be it on the sunday talk shows the cable networks on the floor of the steps of the senate calling for more weapons apologizing that the fall of gadhafi took so long these are the same people that were you know buddy buddy with his son just two years ago what do you think that's us well i think it's understandable in the sense that all these people sort o

however they want but i can get back up and straight is the creative in which at the hour and well belgrade it was literally good timing as you say well you know i want to pull up the ladder and i'm now beat you know three three hundred because generation there are not that you . increase the rate and you know i mean. at the same time though when you look at the broader global economy to countries that we're talking about that are great growth stories are the brics countries that are seen as growth in their economy and they have a really different model they don't take care of their poor and their elderly at all in the same way that the u.s. and europe can so can the u.s. grow ever the way that it used to or the way the brics countries are while it has this model for government welfare assistance well i think what's interesting about . it is no longer be exceptional story. of the crisis really show i mean it it happening for the last one and a year but honestly down the global economy. there are going to be different and given economy that will work i mean well i mean what are your stance o

this was right after we had bombed their embassy in belgrade. the relationship soured tremendously in the late 1990's. so the relationship was improving. we waited probably six months to eight months before we were able to adopt little gracie, who had been abandoned at two months of age at a vegetable market in china. no record, just a child found. she apparently had a smile on her face. the name they gave her was "happiness." she was named after the town she was found and the word that means happiness or contentment in chinese. we were lucky enough to bring her into our family at roughly 66 or seven months of age. at the minute i laid eyes on her at the orphanage, the connection was complete. i knew she was our. the bonds of love and affection happened. that adoption so transformed our family and transformed my own kids in terms of the way the pace of the world and the appreciation that they had for kids in every corner of this world who have such need, don't have families, don't have a life to look forward to, they cannot as far to anything gr

the drive time is from belgrade to redwood city. right now it will cost four- six minutes to continue south of the bayshore freeway. probably it is no longer bart your time to go over to interstate 280. you could avoid delays by using a going southbound. >> westbound on highway 37, there is a back up towards the napa river bridge. what might be a 24 minute drive has become a 54 minute drive. 30 minute delays for that westbound commute. a look at your ride on the bay bridge westbound at the toll plaza, traffic here has been backed up between 80 and west grand for a better part of the morning. in 18 minute drive time for your bes westbound drive. >> here is a live look from our roof camera this morning. fog over san francisco. here is a view in the city. on the other side of the bay, the oakland bridge. able better visibility was. chuck right now temperatures are pretty good. in terms of where we're going to go this afternoon, take a look, neighborhood by neighborhood. back >> but your 7 day forecast will be warm to the least the next

it was right after we had bombed their embassy in belgrade as you remember that incident and the relationship had soured tremendously in the late 1990's. so the relationship was on the uptick and we waited probably six to eight months would be my guess before we were able to adopt little gracie who had been abandoned at two months of age at a vegetable market at a city in china, no note, no record, just a child found at a vegetable market. she apparently had a smile on her face because the name they gave her was happiness, so her chinese name is after the town she was found and what means happiness or content president in chinese. we were lucky enough to bring her into our family at her being roughly six to seven months of age. the minute i laid eyes on her at that orphanage, the connection was complete. i knew she was ourselves. that bond of love and affection just happened instantaneously. that adopt so transformed our family and so transformed my own kids in terms of the way that they saw the world and the appreciation that they had for kids in every corner of this world who have such need

the benefit of not having to have political cover, hamilton at cnn's belgrade. he had it not good reasons in the lane for what he was trying to do. he did a fiscal program of pounding the men and women and families who became the rebels, tiny tooth should. he saw that is good for the country and had very articulate reasons for seeing it that way. okay so that's a glimpse of the whiskey rebellion. that is the party just told you about takes a mismatch of the book. that is what launched it. the rest of the story of conflict and how it developed. i don't think you can understand the action if you don't understand what was causing it. as you can tell i don't think you can understand the founding. is what i've come to without understanding issues in the whiskey rebellion. so, if you're going to have comments and questions, which i do be do, can you just go to that microphone and asked when they are so that because we'll be on tv? we need to pick up what you're saying. did you have a question? okay, yeah. i'll repeat it. [inaudible] >> it was going to a select actuall

it was right after we had bombed their embassy in belgrade as you remember that incident and the relationship had soured tremendously in the late 1990's. so the relationship was on the uptick and we waited probably six to eight months would be my guess before we were able to adopt little gracie who had been abandoned at two months of age at a vegetable market at a city in china, no note, no record, just a child found at a vegetable market. she apparently had a smile on her face because the name they gave her was happiness, so her chinese name is after the town she was found and what means happiness or content president in chinese. we were lucky enough to bring her into our family at her being roughly six to seven months of age. the minute i laid eyes on her at that orphanage, the connection was complete. i knew she was ourselves. that bond of love and affection just happened instantaneously. that adopt so transformed our family and so transformed my own kids in terms of the way that they saw the world and the appreciation that they had for kids in every corner of this world who have such need

belgrade a ripple effect from the country. will tran is live at as a at s.f. boardsailing monitoring what is going on. >> people have tried to move of their flights. today is pretty much a guaranteed date you want to head to new york, called the a, boston or any of those >> >> >> you are writing to the hurricane? box >> is to help. when duty calls. >> since you are in the coast guard, do you expect this to be very bad? >> we are preparing for the worst, just to make sure that everything is fine and to assist in any way we can. >> here is a live shot of the board strangely enough, flights coming from new york are coming in a little bit earlier. the storm might be affecting the jet stream. they do expect delays and cancellations to moral and it definitely on sunday. >> it is a massive storm. just the circumference. it reaches from the carolinas, georgia and the north florida coast. all of those locations are dealing with the advance. it is a category 2 and not projected to increase to a category 3 but that does not mean it will not be devastating. quinn's star a

when he interviewed him in belgrade during a summit, he had taken a tent.ok a tent to the u.n. general assembly. >> that's why i said that. >> in any event, he makes the grand entrance with his a.m. zonian female bodyguards. at least one of them that really made an impression on the press corps. she was everybody's favorite. >> who was wielding a weapon? >> she had an ak 47. they all did. looking fierce. all of them, much better than six feet tall. he came in with this robe and sitting himself down. beautifully embroidered. but he was a ladies' man. he used to hit on the female journalists. you are my tigress. no no you're mytigress of the d. >> always travels with a female entourage. >> a nurse was with him. this is part of the character of moammar gadhafi and he would sit everybody down and begin to speak on the affairs of the day, and it never quite made much sense, brooke, at all. he would just ramble and he had a sense of, look back at you like this, so that he was looking down his nose and at some point he would always say, "they got copies of my gree

during the kosovo conflict, jesse jackson was in belgrade.i remember secretary of state was aghast when there is a photograph of jesse jackson standing in a circle holding hands with slobodan milosevic in prayer. we were there developing a framework agreement, which the g8 about a week later adapted to end the kosovo conflict. the senior russian air was vladimir lukin, the ambassador here at the end of bush and beginning of clinton. he was at bat time he was a chair at their international relations committee equipment to the international relations committee and the russian duma. he was very angry. he sat in a hotel room. a little short father with his arms folded over his chest looking at the ceiling for two days. and he said, you spit on us. no way should we help you? the only time she could have zero confidence of yugoslavia with russia. and what we had told them was the soviet union had collapsed and were the big guys now. we'll take care of this. thank you. and now is his reference to you spit on us, now why should we hope you because we

jesse jackson was in belgrade. i remember our secretary of state was aghast when there was a photograph of jesse jackson standing in a circle holding hands with slobodan milosevic in prayer. we were there developing a framework agreement which the g8 about a week later a doctor to end the kosovo conflict. the senior russian there was vladimir who was the ambassador here at the end of bush and the beginning of clinton, the end of bush one, the beginning of clinton. he was at that time, he was the chair of their international relations, the equivalent, in the russian duma. he was very angry. he sat in that hotel room, a little short though with his arms folded over his chest looking at the ceiling for today's. and he said you spit on us, now why should we help you? the only country that had the real confidence of yugoslavia was russia. and what we have told them was the soviet union had collapsed and we are the big guys now, we will take care of this, thank you. and that was his reference to you spit on us, now why s

from the kosovo conflict just as jackson was in belgrade the secretary of state was aghast when there was a photograph of jesse jackson standing in a circle holding hands with slobodan milosevic in prayer. we were there developing a framework agreement, which the g8 of the week later to end the kosovo conflict. the senior russian there was vladimir who was the ambassador here at the end of bush and the beginning of clinton, the end of boesh i and beginning of clinton, and he was at that time the chair of the international relations committee, and she was very angry. he sat with his arms folded over looking at the ceiling for today's, and he said you spit on us, now why should we help you? the only country that had the real confidence of yugoslavia was russia, and what we told them was the soviet union had collapsed and the big guys will take care of this now, thank you. and that was his reference to use it on us now why should we help you because we had come to the russians to help negotiate a settlement to the kosovo conflict. finally after two days, vladimir spoke up and said if we