it looks at how to cooperate with its ally. but they want to avoid any adverse impact to the economy. they say international cooperation is necessary to stop iran's nuclear program. japan currently gets about 10% of its crude oil from iran. but authorities believe it's possle to secure oil from other exporters. still, government leaders say the ban could cause oil prices to surge in the short term and place a heavy burden on japanese corporations and households. they plan to study ways to reduce oil imports from iran and request that the u allow exceptions for japan under certain conditions. members of the european union are divided over when to impose an oil embargo of their own. they, too, want to avoid any negative impacts. eu nations are trying to ban imports of crude oil and toughen economic sanctions against iran. they're hoping to reach an agreement in a meeting of foreign ministers on january 23rd. eu source say britain and france are requesting an immediate start to the embargo, but greece, italy and spain want a morat

cooperation. on the basis of the agreement which was already fired by the russian parliament last year and correspondingly we had chip has entered into force here and basically talking about the prospects we and digit pan. have been complimentary canonically as a graduate potential first which is a good to a pre requisite for the possibilities to tap on next we've been sincerely responding to the calamity country faced we've been actively supporting in all accounting the repercussions of that catastrophe by providing energy sources and dispatching some of the. search and rescue officials we have received to kids here for recreation and we have been actively supporting summation of the consequence of the schedule which improve the atmospherics and not worsening it instead of have noted the writing is duran duran helping had a difficult times is reciprocal and we have a. very much for last year when our fisheries boat was having casualty at the antarctic and the japanese society immediately suggeste

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mirkarimi cooperating with police? >> you'll have to ask her. but that doesn't necessarily mean that a crime has been committed and there's plenty of reasons that a person doesn't want to cooperate with the police. >> reporter: then there are the politics. >> obviously, you have a high- profile elected official. you have someone that's actually involved in law enforcement. so obviously, i can see how the public interest in this case might be different than, quite frankly, the 700-plus other cases that we handled in 2011. >> reporter: this is a very public case involving a public official. if you charge it, there are going to be some segments that say, it's politics. if you don't charge it some people are going to say, it's politics in covering up. >> you know, i think there was a very wise man once that said if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. i am in the kitchen by choice. this comes with the territory. i'm not here to make everybody happy. i'm here to do what's appropriate, what's right. >> reporter: do you think some of this

>> north korea and syria have been cooperating on the development of weapons of mass destruction. north korea has helped construct a nuclear reactor in syria. however, the secret reactor was destroyed by a military strike by israel in 2007. the revelation that north korea attempted to export chemical weapons to syria in 2009 suggests that the two countries are still cooperating but have shifted their focus away from nuclear to chemical weapons. from this, syria has benefited technologically and north korea has acquired hard currency. >> north korea is trying to promote nuclear development. we suspect that it exports dangerous substances. but what do we know about north korea's ability to produce chemical weapons? >> north korea has strengthened its chemical warfare capabilities since the 1990s largely to offset its disadvantage in conventional military balance. it has up to 5,000 tons of chemical agents. chemical weapons are one of the most important deterrents for north korea. if used against south korea with long-range artillery shells, a large number of casualties would result.

>> north korea and syria have been cooperating on the development of weapons of mass destruction. north korea has helped construct a nuclear reactor in syria. however, the secret reactor was destroyed by a military strike by israel in 2007. the revelation that north korea attempted to export chemical weapons to syria in 2009 suggests that the two countries are still cooperating but have shifted their focus away from nuclear to chemical weapons. from this, syria has benefited technologically and north korea has acquired hard currency. >> north korea is trying to promote nuclear development. we suspect that it exports dangerous substances. but what do we know about north korea's ability to produce chemical weapons? >> north korea has strengthened its chemical warfare capabilities since the 1990s largely to offset its disadvantage in conventional military. it has up to 5,000 tons of chemical agents. chemical weapons are one of the most important deterrents for north korea. if used against south korea with long range artillery shells, a large number of casualties would result. we don'

they've been very cooperative with us, most of the community of documents, will go document sell weeks ago one of the individuals who did steal from us who was identify by in fact the private citizen who just happened to notice the fact that documents he had used in the archives were being -- this man ways rested. convict and sentenced to two years in jail. >> over how long a period had he been stealing? >> for several years. >> seven? >> several. by are not certain -- >> at least five. >> there are dates out there. >> there are dates out. there for at least five. >> he was not an insider? >> well, he was a continuous researcher. >> you mean a daily hire? >> no, he was an outside researchers working at -- he would come into the archives to do research. we've strengthened our procedures since the case and since a few others like that a few others, we've strengthened our procedures and we continue to do that every day. we're serious -- the penalty itself the fact we invited in at-who identified the theft, we had a ceremony in his honor and we're urging citizens if you think something is

that is something the da said is not that unusual. >> often the victim is unwilling to cooperate andhe reason why is because they are afraid, they have a lot of things. >> i have spoken to his wife, she is not afraid, she is not in danger. >> reporter: why isn't she cooperating? >> lue have to ask her. that doesn't necessarily mean that a crime has been committed and there is plenty of reasons a person doesn't want to cooperate. >> reporter: if charges are filed, neither side is going to have much room to move. the da won't have much choice but to take the case to court because unlike other offenses, there is no diversion program for domestic violence and the sheriff, it's his political and personal life on the line here so he will have to fight it all the way as well. cbs5. >> coming up it's not what you expect when you book a ticket. why so many flights are having to make unscalinged stops. >> and i will take you to a popular running trail. what's being done to keep bicyclists away. >> and how a rare bat is helping kids overcome their fears. but lately, that's not the case. . >>> y

they've been very cooperative with us, most of the community of documents, will go document sell weeks ago one of the individuals who did steal from us who was identify by in fact the private citizen who just happened to notice the fact that documents he had used in the archives were being -- this man ways rested. convict and sentenced to two years in jail. >> over how long a period had he been stealing? >> for several years. >> seven? >> several. by are not certain -- >> at least five. >> there are dates out there. >> there are dates out. there for at least five. >> he was not an insider? >> well, he was a continuous researcher. >> you mean a daily hire? >> no, he was an outside researchers working at -- he would come into the archives to do research. we've strengthened our procedures since the case and since a few others like that a few others, we've strengthened our procedures and we continue to do that every day. we're serious -- the penalty itself the fact we invited in at-who identified the theft, we had a ceremony in his honor and we're urging citizens if you think something is

they've been very cooperative with us, most of the community of documents, will go document sell weeks ago one of the individuals who did steal from us who was identify by in fact the private citizen who just happened to notice the fact that documents he had used in the archives were being -- this man ways rested. convict and sentenced to two years in jail. >> over how long a period had he been stealing? >> for several years. >> seven? >> several. by are not certain -- >> at least five. >> there are dates out there. >> there are dates out. there for at least five. >> he was not an insider? >> well, he was a continuous researcher. >> you mean a daily hire? >> no, he was an outside researchers working at -- he would come into the archives to do research. we've strengthened our procedures since the case and since a few others like that a few others, we've strengthened our procedures and we continue to do that every day. we're serious -- the penalty itself the fact we invited in at-who identified the theft, we had a ceremony in his honor and we're urging citizens if you think something is

they say international cooperation is necessary to stop at the ran's nuclear program. japan gets about 10% of its crude oil from iran. authorities believe it is possible to secure oil from other exporters. still, government leaders say it could cause oil prices to surge and place a heavy burden on japanese corporations and households. they plan to study ways to reduce oil imports from iran, and request the u.s. allow exceptions for japan under certain conditions. members of the european union are divided when to impose an oil embargo. they, too, want to avoid negative impacts. they are trying to ban imports of crude oil and pet row chemical products to toughen economic sanctions against iran. they hope to reach an agreement in a meeting of foreign ministers on january 23rd. eu sources say britain and france are requesting immediate start to the embargo. greece, italy and spain want a moratorium. they rely heavily on iranian crude oil and they're worried about hurting their own economies. the sources say eu nations are trying to reach an agreement to impose the embargo

the farmers did cooperate. we have the king with good hard money. here we see the path of braddock from virginia and then maryland along north of the patomic. long journey between the heavy, wooded area. there he enecounters a force op rough lif a,000 inspect enemy cap. they have come out of the fort duquesne. opposing him was several hundred french soldiers and perhaps 6400 native. people who lived in the ohio country in the vicinity. who believed that france was not strong in the region. they're best bet play in a long with france and strengthening their ties to the french. also significant was the fact that braddock rejected the systems from de and told one delaware chief that the indians would not inhert the line. brad dock and others peopled me needed no neighboring help. he was terribly wrong. instead he alienated them. some aided a french. the french had other native allies in ohio country. it's western margin and the result was a staggering british defeat. 1000 were either killed or moved over 400 killed out of a force of about 1,400 in the

you can literal type, in i'm sergeant cooper and i -- or petty officer cooper from the navy, and i'm an electrician. i can type in my military occupation code. it will translate that in -- i can type in, where i'm interested in working it will show me jobs that align with my pay grade, my background and what those jobs are in montgomery alabama. pretty sophisticated tool for folks to use. they're all new. these are only two months old. so some good opportunities there. >> i was approached several months ago by a young laid dlad was a veteran, but she wanted to set up a transitional home for returning single parent mothers have an educational component plus transition back into the workforce. and she ran into a roadblock somewhere. is there any place that you can recommend that she can pick up on this for contact. would that be the list you were referring to before? >> i can give you you an idea. this is what i would say. this fits into the category of, we can use -- everyone can do something, do what you do best. if the young lady thinks this is what she can do best. we'll probably g

so, of course, the farmers did cooperate. and the king paid in good hard money. well, here we see roughly the path of braddock from virginia and then maryland along north of the potomac and then long journey through the heavily wooded terrain finally approaching ft. duquesne in july 1754. there he encounters a force of roughly a thousand in the enemy camp. they are -- have come out of the ft. duquesne. they didn't necessarily expect to meet braddock and his men, but they did. and the fierce fight ensued. opposing braddock were several hundred french soldiers and perhaps 600 natives of the potawatomies, miamis, some shawnees and delawares, peoples who lived in the ohio country in the vicinity and who believed that france was now strong in the region and their best bet lay in allying with france and strengthening their ties to the french. also significant was the fact that braddock had rejected assistance from delaware and shawnee chiefs and told one delaware chief that the indians would not inherit the land, that it was the british land. braddock, in other words,

she is not in danger. >> why isn't she cooperating with police? >> you will have to ask her. that doesn't necessarily mean that the crime has been committed. >> if charges are filed neither side will have much learned to move. the district attorney office will not have much choice but to take it two court because there is no diversion for those. and he will have to fight it all the way as well. though material. >> and other bay area headlines, the contra costa shirts department has seized about $250,000 worth of math in the home and oakley. the total haul was 9 pounds. >>> punishments were handed down today for two oakland police officers in the wake of last year's architect protest. officer william hargrave was given the one-month suspension for delivered recovering his name was taped airing at november second strike. his commute's been demoted to sergeant were not initially reported the incident. >> but they become for the 40 niners, they take the field saturday against the saints in the first game of the season. they don't want to repeat at technical power failure. several

there is cooperation and every point. we are not blaming anybody for this accident that occurred, but we are all going to make sure that this does not occur again. we are all on the same page. i lead that effort, talking to the ceo of pg&e this morning. >> [inaudible] >> we are going to go through that. there were some bomb threats that were well-handled yesterday by the police department, but there was no indication, right anything other than an accident. we will continue to compare notes with everybody to determine whether or not there were any external events that would have caused this. so far, we do not have any information that suggests this would have been tempered by anyone. that is with the concurrence of our police and fire chief as well. >> [inaudible] >> again, this was an electrical service to the stadium that failed. our offer is separate, to build a brand new stadium, along with santa clara, with new linkages to power, and new lights. these lights take some time, when the power goes out, to re- fuse. the ne

intends to cooperate with japan. only in economy in the field of economy but their territorial issues will not be tackled thank you well i will not on my part. to characterize our relations for the past year such as being worse and we were japan as our important partner in asia and the pacific incidentally we have built on a very efficient coordination as regards preparation to the epic summit in bloodless stuck. this has been supported in the course of the conversation of the should took place between the president of russia and prime minister of japan in honolulu on the margins of the epic summit this november last year by all means we are interested in the developed of the trade and economy and investment corporation with japan but i can assure you that we have no less interest on the part of our japanese partners today japan makes part of the ten top flying economy partners of rush hour of late so basically you have restored the turnover which was undermined by the crisis last year the turnover has krohn by one t

, we all loved anderson cooper, he was here for, ac. >> never heard of him?, you are a model for all of us. jeremy hubbard one of the favorites of all time on the show. in denver working for a local affiliate. my predecessor. and vinita nair, happy to tell you, is taking a little time off because she is 8 1/2 months pregnant expecting a little boy next month. congratulations, vinita. and we got a lot of facebook messages about this man right here. and this man right here, willis is back in the house! the laughing legend of "world news now." you left here in april. how many years at abc? >> 31. >> 31. >> never a sick day. >> never. >> what have you been doing beside chasing ladies. >> can't say. >> ha-ha. >> very good. >> ha-ha. >> not dining except for chasing ladies. >> all he need to do. >> just having a great time. enjoying myself. rolling over every now and then say what time is it? >> back to sleep. we miss you here. we miss your laugh. viewers asked a lot about you. happy to see you. see you at the staff party tonight. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> willi

mirkarimi cooperating with police? >> you'll have to ask her. but that doesn't necessarily mean that a crime has been committed and there's plenty of reasons that a person doesn't want to cooperate with the police. >> reporter: then there are the politics. >> obviously, you have a high- profile elected official. you have someone that's actually involved in law enforcement. so obviously, i can see how the public interest in this case might be different than, quite frankly, the 700-plus other cases that we handled in 2011. >> reporter: this is a very public case involving a public official. if you charge it, there are going to be some segments that say, it's politics. if you don't charge it some people are going to say, it's politics in covering up. >> you know, i think there was a very wise man once that said if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. i am in the kitchen by choice. this comes with the territory. i'm not here to make everybody happy. i'm here to do what's appropriate, what's right. >> reporter: do you think some of this

the officials said the government is studying ways to cooperate with the u.s. while minimizing the negative impact on south korea's economy. >>> an italian newspaper is reporting that the captain of a cruiseship that ran aground refused to go back to take charge of the rescue operation. the "costa concordia" carried more than 4,200 passengers and crew. the ship ran into a reef off the coast of tuscany on friday, then capsized. divers found five more bodies on tuesday, bringing the death toll to 11. the website of the corriere della sera newspaper has an audio recording of the captain and the coast guard. dependent fraesco schettino said he couldn't see anything because it was too dark outside and he refuses to return to his vessel. a coast guard official criticizes him for wanting to go home. schettino's lawyer told the court that his client didn't forget about the passengers. he said schettino's actions saved hundreds if not thousands of lives. >>> now let's take a look at the latest in sumo with murray johnson. >> day ten of the new year grand sumo tournament

way to go, cooper. that is nice. >> but what you missed is justin bieber singing "let it be." >> i am traumatized and justin bieber with a skull cap and scarf, because he is chilly and then carlos santana gave him some weed and i don't know, i didn't know because i didn't have the glasses on. >> and he was thinner than i anticipated. >> and he got the heck out of dodge, and boom, in and out and the same with pit bull who has impregna impregnated seven women since the song. >> you cannot say that. that is not true. that is just not true. >> allegedly, and i believe that there is a baby mama on the riser with me. >> okay. all right. so this is how it is going to be, isn't it? >> by the way, i am brain teasers for you. >> what? >> i have brain teasers for you. because i know you are smart. my first one is, did you cut one? >> how is that a brain teaser? >> i know it cracks me up, but it is not mature. did you cut one, and sorry, i'm only funny, because he cut one. >> that is not funny. >> okay. all right.

japan promises to cooperate with the u.s. led sanctions and reduce its depends on oil imports. the japanese government is throwing its weight behind a u.s. led plan aimed at punishing iran. the finance minister is pledging to cut back on the amount of crude his country buys from the middle eastern nation. azumi met with timothy geithner in tokyo. geithner firmly asked for japan's cooperation on economic sanctions against iran. the u.s. is trying to block iran's oil trade by barring transactions between its central bank and foreign financial institutions. >> translator: japan depends on iran for 10% of its crude oil imports. but we will strive to cut imports as soon as possible. >> azumi said japan's trade with iran is not limited to oil imports. he called for a mother tomorrow on sanctions against other economic deals. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the iran sanctions must be put in place as soon as possible. but to make them effective he needs to get another country on side. geithner spoke with nhk world about the challenges he faces. >> how are you? >> hi, mr. speak

i have a letter of support from jane pack who is a parent or runs the cooperative preschool. they have been very involved in the process. they agreed the first priority was the playground and the parts of the park. we did talk about long-term we would want to see a silver tree, because there is a desire to have not just summer camps but weekend opportunities there to work more cooperatively with the tenants to share the space and provide better storage. there is a lot of needs for silver tree. it was included in the overall improvement plan, but this bond is focused on the front portion of the park and real improvements. supervisor chiu: would you like to finish your presentation? >> the last slide is think yoan. also, a letter of support from the glen park association board and others that have been very engaged in the process and really appreciate not only the gift, but also the time that many community members came to eight or more meetings about a very complicated project, evenings and weekends. it was great. supervisor chiu: thank you. of what to offer the opportunity fo

all three are cooperating with the probe. today's announcement is part of a long-standing investigation into insider trading dubbed operation perfect hedge. the biggest conviction so far is hedge fund titan raj rajaratnum, who began serving an 11-year prison term last month. prosecutors made it clear today their aggressive investigation into insider trading is continuing. as of today, over 60 people have been charged as part of that probe. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: joining us now with more insights on this case? david rosenfield. he's a former federal prosecutor on securities fraud and is now a white-collar criminal defense attorney at herrick, feinstein. hi, david, thank you for joining us. >> hi, susie, thank you. >> susie: so 62 million in illegal profit, a lot of top money managers. how important is this case? can you put it in perspective for us? >> it's a very important case. based on the amount of money that was allegedly made, $62 million in profits, that's right up there with the am

cooperation among the different companies was attained after the disaster. the recovery we thought took nine months, but it only took half a year because of the cooperation. once this happened with one company, many companies cooperated to review the companies. >> building on that momentum, he is urging members to pursue high-tech projects. >> we have a so-called future city modern project. we do not have to depend on the government action. we can do it by ourselves. we designated a future city project. we put the high technology and know how and experience into one city. we create an eco city. >> what do you hope for japan? >> we have to raise the consumption tax. consumption tax means that we suffer from the yen depression. it is a vicious circle. we have to change the direction or the price by policy. we raise the consumption tax and we can change the policy price direction from downward to upward. >> he says promoting trade with asian countries will be key to boosting the japanese economy in 2012. >> asia pacific area is the center of growth. that means

and this cooperation of economic development. >> o ecb? >> yes. so what is the basis of the foreign-policy? is there a goal of the foreign- policy of the czech republic? >> we have three priorities. the first is to be a good neighbor to our neighbors. which is the most unfortunate thing. of course. and we are -- we, as i said, are very good neighbors to our brothers, the slovaks, to poland. we had even a regional cooperation group that is called v-4, which we now happen to be the chair, the czech republic. it is a group of the czech republic, slovakia, poland, and hungary. all the countries are members of the european union. but we do have a lot in common. so our second priority, of course, is to be a good and valid member of the european union and to integrate this project -- even though we do have many -- i would say, not differences, but many issues how the european union should develop in the future. and we are just having this discussion in europe right now. and the third and, of course, not least one -- not in this order -- is the transatlan

gordon peterson and rebecca cooper joins us live now from manchester. gordon, what have you seen and heard today? >> the polls closed here at 7:00 here in manchester, opening at 6:00 and apparently, the other candidates have been hitting on mitt romney for his that he likes to fire people. apparently, they are not having an impact. his numbers seem to be going up. is this business about liking to fire people taken out of context, is that hurting him at all? >> in the overnights he looked very strong. >> met romney is way out in front. -- mitt romney is out in front. ron paul is in second place, but he is slipping. >> his ideas are different than all the other candidates, much different, and that is the reason i voted for him. >> how does a 76 year-old man get such youthful followers? >> i have useful ideas. they know i'm concerned about their generation, they're concerned they are getting dumped on, all of the bills. >> jon huntsman is surging. >> i like his openness. i like his attitude. >> new to gingrich and rick santorum struggling for four. >> newt

rebecca cooper has the day o off. thought it would be a good time to bring up a warm weather business topic. one contributes nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to montgomery county in new delhi alone. -- montgomery c county alone now we would like to welcome to members s of montgomery c county's ricultural commuty -- wa butler of butler's o orchard and suzanne hermesho runs the potomavillage farmers' m market. i have been your orchard many times. your family has been in this orchard for 60 years? how is it different today? >> my mom and dad started back in the 1950's. it was a wholesale operation. we were in germantown way out in montgory county papassed everything. now we are much more urban. lotsts of folks tnsition to the pick your own farm and roadside market.. people come tos and we give them the opportunity to pick fresh fruits andegetles out of the field. >> i remember there were cattle.. you've got a big tax deducti if you had cattle on your property. what are the issues facing you now as this business of y

on streetlights. >> reporter: in all thiefs have taken about 16,000 feet of cooper wire from streetlights valued at around $21,000. police say in some cases the thieves wore vests and safety equipment and drove up in an official looking vehicle working fast and recklessly. >> they are pretty bold, pretty brazen and they're not very safe because these are all hot wires. >> reporter: police say with so many new methods cooper thieves use, it will become more dangerous. >> maybe i should call somebody, okay. because you don't know now who's real and who's not. >> exactly. >> reporter: public works safety has increased patrol and plans to look out for anyone no matter how official they look especially if they're in an area that's dark where there's usually light. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an alabama judge declared natalie holloway dead six years after she vanished in aruba. the 18-year-old vanished as she was on vacation. holloway was last seen in aruba with a dutchman van der sloot. he was questioned but never charged. this week van der sloot pled guilty to killing another

from your vantage point, to what extent has or has not u.s., pakistani cooperation on counterterrorism deteriorated over the last, you know, 12 months or so? >> well, it's important, but i don't think we have metrics for assessing exactly that. there's no question we're going through a difficult time in the wake of the cross-border incident, and a number of other incidents that have occurred in the last year, but let me go back to basics. we think that it is essential that we have a good counterterrorism relationship with pakistan. we believe it's in both of our nation's interests. no country suffered more at the hands of militancy than pakistan, and i would add that this bureau, when we're doing our job right, is also going to be working closely with pakistan. we hope to continue building civilian capacity for countering terrorism is essential need there, and that was in the dialogue, and which i'm sure is something that we'll continue doing, and it's in everyone's clearest interests, so i can't -- i'm not going to give you a needle reading on the meter. we obviously have issues that