test this now is john sorensen right in the faculty of asian and middle eastern studies at cambridge university thank you for joining us here on our team now in washington agreed to send signals to pyongyang to refrain from the snow on which it insists will only carry a certain light why do you think north korea is pushing for this when it's bad by u.n. sanctions. i think it's probably ultimately an issue about domestic politics and the way you handle proceed with a new leader in the north i got to wonder if he had to assess its authority demonstrate to its public that it's clearly in charge that it can't be pushed around by the international community or this was a reflects i think the legacy of the transition to the new administration a good ration to the april fifteenth celebration of the hundred year anniversary of the people some the founder of north korea the north pole needs the satellite with a missile launch twenty one your point of view as a means of demonstrating its assurance and its commitment to supporting the interest for its own people but you don't quote great strengths only as

two weeks ago his appearance at cambridge university was overshadowed by noisy student protests. this week's speaking engagement was canceled because they thought it inappropriate. the civil case in new york brought by the hotel maid who alleged he tried to remain her. the prosecution had doubts but if this case proceeds, all the details of that case will be brought into court. so it's likely strauss-kahn will face two cases on either side of the atlantic. >> afghan security forces say a mas suicide bombing was thwarted. some of those detained are reported to be soldiers in the afghan national army. french police say they have recent footage of the shooting in toulouse filmed by the gunman himself. the footage was originally sent to al jazeera. seven people were killed by mohammed manner and he was shot dead after a 30-hour siege at his home. the crisis in suzanne deepening. they have bombed the oil fields along the border between the two countries. it's seen as the most serious confrontation since the south gained its independence last year. they want to take over the oil field.

he attracted angry demonstrators outside cambridge university after he had been invited to speak by the union society. he was expected to run a soap -- run as a socialist candidate for the french president, taking on nicolas sarkozy, but he is out of the race. his political career, at least with the french socialists, is in tatters. bbc news. >> something happening in south korea. day two of the nuclear summit. >> that is right. it is being attended by u.s. president barack obama, who has been urging hu jintao to do more to restrain north korea over its nuclear and missile programs. more than 50 heads of state and organizations are attending. the summit is trying to find ways that countries can cooperate to protect nuclear materials from terrorist groups. joining me is our correspondent. the three leaders have addressed the media. tell us what is happening today. >> that is right. the main session of the summit was opened here by the presence of america, south korea, and china, all of whom stressed the threat that nuclear terrorism poses to the world. president obama has said it is one

cambridge university the u.k., ph.d. divinity. bar college new york, professord currently. institute of director, ten years and currently. church of st. john the evangelist. 18 years and currently. author over 30 wook including the acclaimed rabbi jesus and rabbi paul and the brand new mary magdalene, a biography. hobby. squash, astronee, theater. the reverend dr. bruce david chillson. >> reverend dr. chilton, this is your portrait here that you have chosen for the cover of your book. >>> you have the woman as described in had conversation between us. there is also this picture of st. mary magdalene by the artist 1533 in venice. that i believe is described in your book as the portrait in which mary wipes the feet of jesus -- wipes the body of jesus or was it the feet at the tomb? was it when he was living or dead? >> when he was alive, wiped the feet of jesus. >> she anointed him. tell us about that? >> there are two scene in the gospels in which this physical contact with jesus is described. one is with a sinful woman, not mary, who wipes jesus' feet with her hair. the oth

cambridge university the u.k., ph.d. divinity. bar college new york, professord currently. institute of director, ten years and currently. church of st. john the evangelist. 18 years and currently. author over 30 wook including the acclaimed rabbi jesus and rabbi paul and the brand new mary magdalene, a biography. hobby. squash, astronee, theater. the reverend dr. bruce david chillson. >> reverend dr. chilton, this is your portrait here that you have chosen for the cover of your book. >>> you have the woman as described in had conversation between us. there is also this picture of st. mary magdalene by the artist 1533 in venice. that i believe is described in your book as the portrait in which mary wipes the feet of jesus -- wipes the body of jesus or was it the feet at the tomb? was it when he was living or dead? >> when he was alive, wiped the feet of jesus. >> she anointed him. tell us about that? >> there are two scene in the gospels in which this physical contact with jesus is described. one is with a sinful woman, not mary, who wipes jesus' feet with her hair. the oth

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he will be taking up academic of post at cambridge university. here's our religious affairs competent robert pickett. >> even if demeanded to be let into canterbury that need ral for his enthronement, be williams was a reluctant leader of the church. >> this is why the christian will engage in passion p in the world of society and politics. out of a real hunger and thirst to see god's image, the destiny of human beings to become god's sons and daughters come to light. >> dr. williams said he wanted to capture the imagination of the public for christianity. >> let us greet our newly enthroned archbishop with great gladness. >> with the start he had to contend with deep divisions in the church of england and world wide anglican communion about homosexuality. >> it's just unfortunate that he came to be archbishop at a time when the communion was being driven apart by issues of human sexuality. i think what he's trying to do is to hold the church together wherever his own personal views. >> the order nation of gene robinson as bishop interveened in t

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international monetary fund she dominic strauss kahn was met with angry protests when he visited cambridge university in the u.k. over one hundred students most of them women's rights activists rallied outside the building where he was speaking french economist left the i.m.f. after being accused of sexual assault by a new york hotel maid last may all the criminal charges against him were later dropped. the mexico multiple arson attacks by drug gangs have shaken the city of dozens of vehicles were set on fire and at least one man was burnt to death in the region a center for drug related violence the bodies of twenty six young men were found abandoned on an expressway there last november. but the days over whether birth control should be subsidized by the u.s. government has resurfaced as presidential campaigns heat out before an affair result is a right or a personal decision our resident is on the streets of new york to hear the opinions of people there. do you believe contraception coverage should be mandated by a government this week let's talk about that i think that contraception is. something

asia and middle east expert john swanson right from cambridge university says that by pursuing the satellite launch of north korea's new leaders want to assert their grip on power. i think it's probably also really an issue about domestic politics and if you have a seat with a new leader in the north i got to wonder what he had to assert its authority to run straight through it's only but it's clearly in charge but it can't be pushed around by the international community and this was a reflex so look to see all the transition to the right ministration the nergal needs the translight all the missile launched from your point if you as a means of illustrating its assurance and its commitment to supporting the interest rates equal it was your quote great strength only as important as that and you create it and weapons issue. tonics clouds. chance iraq and its intentions. will north korea to the for. the two thousand to twelve nuclear security summit. on r.t. . the controversial army policy calling on soldiers to avoid capture at all costs even if it means taking their own lives has come under fi

international monetary fund chief dominique strauss kahn was met with angry protests when he visited cambridge university in the u.k. over one hundred students most of the women's rights activists rallied outside the building were speaking french economists left the i.m.f. after being accused of sexual assault by a new york hotel maid last may all the federal charges against him were later dropped. in colombia mass demonstrators demanding reforms to the public transport system clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannon to disperse rock throwing protesters as well as students rallying for the same cause one police officer was injured and dozens of demonstrators were reportedly arrested demonstrators want cheap robust fares and better services in the capital. but the data over whether birth control should be subsidized by the u.s. government has resurfaced as presidential campaigns heat up before november's election is it a riot or personal decision our resident is on a streets of new york to hear the opinions of people there. do you believe contraception coverage should be mandated

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they were found in her personal papers and released by england's cambridge university. cool. deadly massacre casting a shadow and there is a push for the soldiers to give the car torn nation a boost. department of agriculture to educate soldiers in the basics of farming. here's more from claudia cowan. >> before they are deployed over seas to help tablize afghanistan. >> we have herbs. >> the civil affair's specialist head tofor a crash course on agriculture. >> it is one of the poorest countries on earth. food insecurity situation is chronic there and so if we can help get them little bit more with the food supply . get them through the hungry season just better. that means they are on the road to stability, and growth. afghanistan is also the world's biggest grower of poppies that is used to make heroin. >> it is a crop that is grown over there. >> they will encourage them to grow legal crops and in a climate where they are headed they learn the basics. key ag issues that face all afghan citizens. >> they can connect poor farmers with the latest technology with the app that

they were found in her personal papers and released by england's cambridge university. cool.dly massacre casting a shadow and there is a push for the soldiers to give the car torn nation a boost. department of agriculture to educate soldiers in the basics of farming. here's more from claudia cowan. >> before they are deployed over seas to help tablize afghanistan. >> we have herbs. >> the civil affair's specialist head tofor a crash course on agriculture. >> it is one of the poorest countries on earth. food insecurity situation is chronic there and so if we can help get them little bit more with the food supply . get them through the hungry season just better. that means they are on the road to stability, and growth. afghanistan is also the world's biggest grower of poppies that is used to make heroin. >> it is a crop that is grown over there. >> they will encourage them to grow legal crops and in a climate where they are headed they learn the basics. key ag issues that face all afghan citizens. >> they can connect poor farmers with the latest technology with the app that is

williams will become master of magdalene college at cambridge university. the man behind a widely viewed film on african rebel leader joseph kony was detained last night in san diego. police said jason russell was picked up for public drunkenness and lewd conduct, and then hospitalized. his organization, invisible children, said russell was suffering from exhaustion. russell's film, "kony 2012," details decades of atrocities by kony's group, the lord's resistance army. wall street finished the week on a relatively quiet note. the dow jones industrial average lost 20 points to close at 13,232. the nasdaq fell one point to close at 3,055. for the week, both the dow and the nasdaq gained more than 2%. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: a major city in california that once blossomed at the height of the boom is now on the verge of bankruptcy. it's joining others around the country being forced to make serious cuts just to stay afloat. newshour correspondent spencer michels reports. >> reporter: the police department in stock

after securing a degree in economics from cambridge university, he decides to take a well-deserved vacation after graduating, we all thought it would be fun to go to thailand, see the islands, party, have some fun. >> in august 2009, he and his friends head east. after several days of sightseeing, he notices an advertisement for a bungee jumping adventure. >> i thought, wow, this looks cool. i'm here, you know, carpe diem and all that. let's go. let's do this. >> along with playing the guitar, speaking italian and salsa dancing, bungee jumping is among his 15 things to accomplish in life. >> i was always looking for the next adrenaline rush in some way or another. this seemed like the perfect way to do it. >> his friends had already departed thailand so he decides to go it alone. >> my friends flew home four days earlier. i considered changing my flight to go with them. my mom said, why don't you come home with your friends? and the amount it was going to cost me to change my ticket i could live in thailand for another week. i was, like, why not? right? >> flyer in hand, he books the short

and if dominique strauss-kahn, everyone's favorite playboy, he'll be speaking at cambridge universitytion ring. >> he's going to be speaking about morality, as i'm sure. >> as they all like to do. >> and enjoy the warm weather if you live in the northeast because it's going to be unseasonably warm. >> spring in the air. thank you. >> okay. >> coming up, a consumer alert regarding those push-button ignitions in cars. >> why some advocates want drivers to use keys again to start and turn off their cars. you're watching "world news now." s. you're watching "world news now." >>> sorry. tired. >>> sorry. i'm tired. >> speaking of the next story, warnings about keyless push-button ignitions now, standard in many new cars. just start me up. >> well, some drivers are forgetting, though, to shut off their engines with their cars parked right there in their garages. abc's jim avila reports on the sometimes deadly consequences. >> reporter: they are designed to simplify the driving experience. push a button rather than turn a key. but recent fatalities including in boca pointe, florida, drivers

. >> reporter: cambridge university literature grad ended up pursuing a full-time career behind the cameraworking with stars like queen, iggy pop and joan jett. >> i was thinking of her like a female elvis. you can see it in the picture. >> reporter: not long after he team up with an unknown no dana when her career exploded he struck photo gold. >> people like that picture because she's so young and raw. and over here, we have the divine one. nobody was evermore spectacular in front of a camera than debbie harry. look at that. >> reporter: fast forward more than 30 years and his portfolio is prolific. nowadays he can be found teaming up with rising artists at the w hotel symmetry live series. it showcases what's new and next in music. >> i actually do fall in love with people's images. i don't have to know much about your personal life for me to love your image. >> reporter: he says his secret to success was really no secret at all. >> i think they probably get my sense of humor and my sense of empathy. i want them to be happy more than anybody else. >> reporter: now, how can you take your

. >>> dominique strauss-kahn triggered an angry prophet test when he showed up for a cambridge university. strauss-kahn was charged with sexually assaulting a new york city hotel maid last year but those charges were later dropped. >>> and in california, a big rolling stone will soon be ready to start gathering moss. the 310-ton boulder is an art project at the los angeles museum of art. because of its size, the 60-mile trip from the quarry has taken more than a week. it's arriving this morning and placed over a trench. giving visitors an illusion that the rock is actually floating above them. i don't know if that's what you want to see. it could be dangerous, but it's not. it's 18 minutes past the hour. no boulders over there behind you, lonnie. >> a coach my jokes go over like a boulder. >> here's a picture for you. time warner center. there's one of our skating risks in the city. let's look at the weather headlines. here's how we see it. stormy and went in the southern plains, i'm talking about the northern plain, great fall, rapid city, lincoln, temperatures 20 degrees above average t

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shows off her field hockey skills at the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at london's olympic park. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the afghan shootings. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people has hired a high-profile attorney to handle his defense. john henry brown, the lawyer for the unnamed soldier, said his client was not happy about going to afghanistan after suffering severe injuries during three tours to iraq. the family was totally shocked by his actions and denied reports there were any marital difficulties. the attorney previously represented serial killer ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. meanwhile, a senior official told the "new york times", due to stress, alcohol and domestic issues the soldier, quote, just snapped. the official told the times the account of the sergeant's state of mind came from two other soldiers he drank alcohol with on the night of the shots. >>> forth leaven worth, kansas could be the next place for the sergeant. if convicted of murder, he could face the death penalty. >>> thursday in the continue

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