well meanwhile gary in france have turned out and then numbers in the capital city of severe to show their support for the country's most current players three and butter of thousands spared a thought the aston villa captain is undergoing treatment for acute leukemia but thirty two year old midfielder was diagnosed with the illness last month that offers made up hundred six appearances for bulgaria in an international career spanning fourteen years while and even sadder note thousands of football fans lined the streets of bergen road for the funeral obvious hellion footballer want to see me the twenty five year old died while playing in the serial being much more we've all known at the start or it was thought he had suffered a cardiac arrest but the results of the post-mortem are inconclusive they want to have an ounce well retire the number twenty five shirt and medicine in his memory. now it's less than one hundred days to go before the london olympics russia are targeting at least birthplace and the overall medals table but entries top athletes coaches and sports officials gathere

to our next location and shopping like any other major capital city costco has its own foreign communities many of these have set up the schools in moscow publish their own newspapers magazines and open stores selling their own crafts and local produce can't make it to tokyo never mind you can still visit this japanese supermarket to stock up on delicious sushi in japanese saki. the store here off is an authentic japanese coloring experience based around the fundamental principles cozy and freshness of gradients. great. for my friend now this store starts pretty much everything you need for a taste of japan that said it's not just about food stuffs like seaweed or plum white either you can buy a whole range of products such as tea sets. and shampoo which you can see here yes surprise surprise it's not cheap but what to do if you're after a lot of japanese experience here in the russian capital. and as a showcase to the diverse and of a developing cultural scene and lifestyle of the russian capital this is restaurants and pixie chops are opening at an amazing great. we had our first store o

. >>> a crew with a flatbed truck moved the capital city diner overnight. the owner sent a message on twitter saying crews moved the diner to an undisclosed location. he also said details on the diner's future will be released today. the diner closed its doors in the trinidad neighborhood in february. >> a neat sight. pick up the whole thing. >> a trailer. >> put it on a trailer and move it. >> the thing is a trailer. >> lied like to see where it pops up next. >>> time for weather & traffic on the 1s. tom kierein telling us about this chilly start to our day. hoping thing warm up again. >> yes. this should improve your mood. look at this dawn. over the potomac, i call that tangerine and blueberry. beautiful sunrise underway. sun will be coming up at 6:19. just in eight minutes. right now at 6:11, 4 at reagan national. a southwest breeze around ten miles per hour. and all around the region, a chilly start to this tuesday. we're in the upper 30s to just near 40 degrees. and later today, here's your day planner. by 9:00, in the upper 40s and partly cloudy. and

it is securing the approaches to the capital city of kabul. this follows the attacks, and it doubts the afghan'sability before completing the withdrawal of 4 5,000 troops. >>> secretary of homeland security janet napolitano made a recruiting pitch to students during a visit to san jose state. now at yesterday's town hall, she discussed the importance of keeping cyber space safe. the second says she has seen the threat grow, she encouraged students to continue careers in cyber security. >> we would like to have you join us to make sure our country is as safe as it can be. >> the department of homeland security are teaming up for an intensive camp for 100 students. students will range from forensics to network networking. >>> and meanwhile students interrupted secretary of homeland security janet napolitano's visit and they walked out chanting education not deportation. they are upset about the deportation of students and other immigration laws separating families. >>> the record of the megamillions jackpot why they person will not be allowed ta

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reporters from around the world are touring the cleanest part of their capital city. s >>shepard: north korea is going to attempt to launch a rocket in three hours. they warned they could use that launch as a cover for testing a missile, which could some day have the potential to hit the united states. we are learning rough weather kept the rocket on the ground in the first launch 24 hours ago and the window opens again at 6:00 eastern daylight. and greg palkot toured the capital city and said the nation poured in a lot of cash to spruce up the city a way they are mark the 100th birthday of the former leader, the late kim jong-il but lift off could jeopardize fans for food and other aid for the citizens. the united states has given north korea more than $1 billion in aid since 1995. jennifer griffin is following this from the pentagon. what sort of punishments are we expecting if they launch this? >>reporter: well in february the obama administration had offered more than $200 million of food aid to north koreans and that is put on hold by the launch. and secretary hi

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. >>> new this morning, crews moved the capital city diner from its location on bladensburg and mt. olivette. crews moved it to an undisclosed location. details on the diner's future will be released today. the diner closed its doors in the trinidad neighborhood in february. >>> the countdown is back on for the space shuttle "enterprise's" big news4ew

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. >>> this half hour a deadly bombing rocked syria's capital city.odshed after the so-called cease-fire. we are taking you to damascus just moments after the blast. house republicans want to know how u.s. guns ended up with mexican drug cartels but are being stone walled by the attorney general. one congressman said he's not bluffing about issuing a contempt of congress citation. >>> and the truth about using the death of osama bin laden to score political points. barack obama once said that's off limits. not anymore. the attorney general eric holder may soon face a contempt of congress citation. house republicans considering the dramatic move because they say the justice department is stone walling the investigation of a program called fast and furious. the program was supposed to trace weapons smuggling but ended up helping mexican drug cartels acquire guns from the united states. one of them was found at the scene of a murdered u.s. border patrol agent. the kra kro-- according to the times it reads in part those responsible for allowing fast and f

centered near the coastal port of valparaiso but was strong enough to shake the buildings in the capital city one man died and the earthquake caused mudslides and minor damage. engineers are putting a five story building to the test with the largest earthquake simulator in the world >> edward lawrence shows us how their research will help you when disaster strikes here >> researchers at the university of california san diego shows a five story building several times in a series of simulated earthquakes. the experiment is an effort to like the 1994 northridge quake near l.a. that killed 60 people and caused $20 billion of damage. the first test simulated the strength of that earthquake. >> we can control the energy and see how it will respond >> engineers put the building on cylinders >> we have bearings that act like a kind of a skateboard so the building stays when the ground moves >> the new technology is being put in some hospitals and buildings that need to stay up and running during disasters. this building is 1.4 million lbs. and only swayed 6 in. under an 8.8 magnitude earthquake. an e

. >>> and new from overnight, a crew moved the old capital city diner from the trinidad neighborhood to a secret spot somewhere else in washington. the new location will soon be revealed. the diner shut down earlier this year. it came to d.c. from new york back in 2009. news4's mella malay is in the news room with more on the big move, do you think you know where it is? >> we think we have a bit of an idea. but the big question is where for sure. it took a diner-moving team, yes, there is such a thing and one very large flat-bed truck to move the restaurant from its location on bladensberg in mount olivet. in january, the former owner decided to sell the diner on ebay. this morning he sent out a message on twitter saying all done. diner is safe in an undisclosed location. bids on ebail started at $20,000. now there have been hints about the diner's future online. some reports that it's moving to colombia heights. it will serve kosher sandwiches, as well as asian fusion dishes. for all of your capital city diner fans, you'll have to wait for the location and menu to be officially reve

government is warning that 9,700 people could die if a major earthquake were to hit directly under the capital city. the death toll would be 50% more than an earlier estimate. the government's first estimate in six years is based on a worst case scenario of a magnitude 7.3 quake occurring in the northern part of tokyo bay. they also say the quake could be closer to the surface than previously assumed. it says about 1/3 of tokyo's 23 wards could experience tremors up to an intensity of seven, which is the maximum on the japanese scale. it also predict a wider area could experience tremors of six-plus. the government estimate says such a quake could collapse or heavily damage nearly 400,000 buildings. it this adds if the quake hits on a windy winter evening, fires could destroy about 200,000 buildings. >> translator: i can't imagine what might happen. >> translator: when i think of last year's disaster, we could be next so we have to prepare properly. >> millions of people would be stranded in such a disaster. collapsed buildings and fires would keep nearly 5.2 million people from being able to retur

government is warning 9700 people could die if a major earthquake were to hit directly under the capital city. the death toll would be 50% more than earlier estimates. the government's first estimate in six years is based on a worst-case scenario of a magnitude 7.3 quake occurring in the northern part of tokyo bay. they also say the quake could be closer to the surface than previously assumed. it said about one-third of tokyo's wards could experience tremors up to a magnitude 7, which is the maximum on the japanese scale, and it could predict the area could experience tremors of 6-plus. the government says such a quake could collapse or heavily damage 47,000 buildings and if the quake hits at 6:00 p.m., fires could destroy 200,000 buildings. >> translator: i can't imagine what might happen. >> translator: when i think of last year's disaster in tohoku, we could be next, so we have to prepare. >> millions of people would be stranded in such a disaster. collapsed buildings and fires would keep nearly 5.2 million people from being able to return home. of these, 1.6 million would have to seek she

it was strong enough to shake buildings in the capital city of santiago, 70 miles away. within man died of apparently heart -- of apparent heart attack. >>> photos show a five story mock hospital that will be used in a test includes icu and elevator. engineers will shake it to see was inside the building at various quake magnitudes. more than 500 sensors and 80 cameras will be used to collect data. >>> work to make the doyle drive approach to the golden gate bridge earthquake safe is taking a big step forward. the far right lane is closed now as crews begin demolishing part of the existing overpass. the work will continue from 8 p.m. until noon everyday until april 27th. on that day all of doyle drive will be closed for three days so the entire overpass can be torn down. >> it is a huge milestone. once we accomplish this gel, traffic will be off the old structure. >> here's a map of the stretch of doyle drive being worked on now through the 27th. the road will be replaced by the new within billion dollar presidio parkway. the project is expected to be complete in 2015. >

we happen to be in a city here, this capital city of our great nation, that has some of the most striking disparities of incomes, of educational levels. of any city you can point to, probably worse than anywhere in the world. so one of the things we do here at george washington university is find ways of engaging our students who live in one part of the town, happens to be the part of the town with fairly high education rates. fairly low unemployment. we make sure they go across all eight wards of the district of columbia in their service projects and we formalize that in a number of ways. one is commemorating every september 11th not only with a vigil to remember the terrible losses that occurred on that day in 2001, but to have a service where we fan out across the entire city and paint schools so that children when they come back after a weekend find their schools have been cleaned and painted. freshly. they had no idea students were going to be doing that for them over the weekend. we have engaged our veterans. we have had a strong outreach to veterans. we have actually over 700 of th

here in the russian capital city your headlines for the first over a year of violence between syrian forces and rebels comes into force following a u.n. deadline meanwhile russia calls for international monitors to be sent to the country as soon as possible to help to keep the peace. iran's president. says no threat pressure will make his country give up its rights to nuclear energy. comes ahead of this weekend's talks on the issue with major world powers in turkey. now more than a year. plan and celebrates fifty one years since the legendary first flight of the final frontier russian. plan of moon exploration. to appear on our closest cosmic neighbor with. the ups and downs in the u.s. relationship and the effects on the world they're having all of that under scrutiny right now as we talk to barack obama's former national security adviser. general james earl jones thank you for taking time to sit down with us of course former security advisor national security advisor to president obama from two thousand and nine to twenty ten. i'd like to start with what you think the top prioritie

nato says as many as seven locations in the capital city were attacked in the nearly 18-hour assault, including afghanistan's parliament building and the american german and russian embassies. cnn's mohammed jamjoom is live in kabul. what's going on? still hearing gunfire and explosions there? >> reporter: kate, no. all the operations finished around 7:00 a.m. today. we did get information from the interior ministry earlier that, all in all, about 36 suicide bombers were involved in the attacks across afghanistan yesterday, and that a majority of them were killed by afghan security forces in those operations. now, to give you an idea of just how chaotic and volatile it was yesterday here in central kabul thshgs is a very heavily guarded part of the city that houses embassies, as close to the presidential palace. these attacks were around 1:15 p.m. yesterday, didn't end until 7:00 a.m. this morning. the insurgents were holed up in a building that was close to several embassies. that's where they were launching their attacks. in the overnight hours we heard helicopters flying overhead.

show denise has been a counselor representing one of the wards in india's capital city for five years he's up for reelection this year and says he wants nothing more than to serve his community for being a politics is like social work and i'm going to serve the public as that gives me satisfaction i know their needs but alongside these lofty aspirations are some murky allegations when you she's been charged with attempted murder intimidation assaulting a public servant and armed rioting he says he's not guilty of the charges but he's not the only candidate in this year's municipal elections facing serious allegations according to the association for democratic reform about fifteen to twenty percent of candidates from both major political parties have a criminal background many actually have pending cases involving serious allegations like murder kidnapping extortion and robbery and actually in a recent local election ten family candidates were actually campaigning from and shale. all of the one hundred thirty nine candidates in delhi's municipal election the niece has the second highe

n b nbc's richard engle is with us by telephone tonight from the north korean capital city of pyongyang, and we read on the wire services that fightser jets flew over the city where you are just prior to the launch that the major antenna was swung back, the fueling trucks were withdrawn, and they went ahead and fired it. what's the world been worried about, about this launch of what they say is a satellite? >> there is a great turn, particularly from the united states, that this is not a satellite launch but that this is really a long range ballistic missile test, that this is a test of a rocket that can carry potentially even a nuclear w weapon. what is bizarre, and there are many bizarre things in the country, is that the north korean government brought in journalists, over 100 reporters to witness the launch and then this morning decided to launch it in secret and told none of the reporters in this country about it. the confirmation of the launch coming from washington, coming from south korea. people here are scrambling. the government officials we spoke to didn't even know that the

it was taking off from karachi, headed to islamabad, pakistan's capital city. this airline was operated by a domestic carrier here in pakistan. officials don't believe there were any foreigners on board. and pakistani authorities also insist that terrorism had no role in bringing this plane down. they say that simply this was a very serious but weather-related tragedy. diane? >> and a true tragedy. thank you so much, mo hall meld. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," a mystery. a surfer is called by a great white shark, but is reality tv to blame? [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhal