from copenhagen we have this report. >> outside copenhagen's upscale department store. it's feared the traditional way of life is under threat. they came to protest the decision to ban the sale of all seal products. they fear other businesses will now follow suit. shops around the world are under pressure who feel the kuling of seals, especially in canada is brutal and unethical. what's up setting the green landers is their method of killing involves the use of rifles which are considered to be more humane. >> when the department stores has new rules on animal ethics, it's going to affect us who have a different culture and different sustainable way of living. >> the ban on seal products was ordered by the parent company but they believe it's because of adverse publicity in canada. >> we haven't sold a seal skin in our store for about 10 years. there's no demand for it. so it's not our purpose that we want to hit the people from greenland. >> these greenlanders represent many small, remote communities who are utterly dependant on the seal trade. and unless they can sell

bbc news, copenhagen. >> this is gmt from "bbc world news." i am george alagiah. the headlines -- the blind chinese rights activist, chen guangcheng, has been given medical care and reunited with his family. president obama has broadcast to the american people from afghanistan, telling them the goal of defeating al-qaeda is within reach. time now for the business news and aaron heslehurst is here. talk eurozone unemployment figures. they are out today and they reveal quite a contrast. >> another horrible set of numbers. what we heard today, george, for the month of march -- the 17 members of a single currency region had a combined unemployment rate of 10.9%. that is a big number. that is the first time we've seen such a horrible number in 15 years. i put some numbers together for you. nearly 17.5 million people in the month of march were looking for work within the region. what is astonishing about these numbers is the very clear no.- south divide. spain tops the list at 21.4%. breeze comes second. greece is living off the belt out funds. if you go to the north, a

of island greens capital i live in copenhagen many thanks indeed for coming on our . pleasure. meantime as we continue to come to you live from the heart of the russian capital vladimir putin has snubbed the g. eight summit due to take place in the u.s. state of maryland next friday russia's president says he's just too busy appointing its new cabinet to retrieve medvedev who is now prime minister he will be sent to america to cover for him the details artie's peter out of. well it's been a very busy week for vladimir putin on monday he was sworn in as president on tuesday how to deal with the election of a new prime minister in the pall of and undone wednesday he was poss of the annual victory day parade here in moscow so the president called barack obama and explained that he couldn't get attend the g. eight next week he had to remain in moscow to finalize key cabinet appointments while the two leaders will instead meet next month in mexico the g twenty meeting to each image get of the prime minister who will be attending the g. eight representing russia instead now the white

the copenhagen city heart study finds that jogging regularly add a little bit more than six years tolife expectancy of men the study found that running between one and two and half hours per week at a slow pace would do the job. war needs to be done faster to stop america's rising obesity rates according to the incident of medicine. it plans to release its latest report tomorrow. the report focuses on strategies that people can use to support healthy diet efforts. parents' divorce when their kids are preschool age those kids could be at risk for behavior problems according to new research by georgetown university and the university of chicago that says disruption during the child's first three years strongly influences their development. the co-author says the problems tend happen with a move from two parents to a single-parent household. >> the metropolitan transportation commission is now being asked to pay a five million-dollar price tag. the examiner reports several members of the nt seaboard are skeptical about paying for a program that is only for santa insistence. to hikers wh

one was arrested in copenhagen airport. the over was arrested where he lives in the second largest town in denmark and -- >> this is journalist janni pedersen. >> we know the two brothers have been living in denmark for 16 years. so that's what we know until now. and as something very new here in denmark. we know one of them will be charged with the fact that they think he has been in a training . that's what the danish intelligence service has told the press. it's historical. when this was changed leitner 2006, they actually made it prohibited or illegal to be a part of training camps with terror until now we know they are going to be charged for planning a terror attacked and one will be charged for being seen in a terroristic training camp in somalia. >> thank you. the chief judge in the philippines has just been found guilty of corruption. the senate found it was failed to declare, the personal constitution. ever a two-year battle. the trial at the philippines top judge was always going to be divided. his supporters say

denmark, more than 127 pounds of explosives were used in the implosion of two apartment buildings in copenhagen as a large crowd watched. the towers were built in the '50s and cobbed as no longer safe to live in. >>> and in england prince william and his brother harry played in a royal match for charity supported by the royals and william's wife kate was on hand to award the prizes which included kisses for the prince. >>> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. a new study finds the more you exercise the lower your risk of diabetes. for the first time this research found that people who work out three to five times a week have the greatest improvement in their insulin activity. that leads to your body handling it more intefnsivntensively. and for more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> announcer: "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. bring yourself back. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,820 after losing 30 points on friz

that according to a copenhagen heart study. regular jogging eds more than six years to the life expectancy of men and 5.5 for women. if you have considered jogging in order to save on gas, there is good news. a survey said the average price of a gallon of gas fell 7 cents over the last two weeks. drivers have lower crude-oil prices to thank. the national average is $3.85. drivers in baltimore say they are too high. >> $3.85. i have a 20-gallon tank. that is $60. i am a college student. so i am putting 60 bucks a week in my gas tank. that is brutal. >> chicago has the highest average price at $4.32. you have a greatte, tweet. >> the orioles fans are happy. "great to see the orioles doing well. koolaid maybe." we'll check in the birds' >> now 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> i don't believe in omens. but when it comes to the 2012 orioles we know they play hard to out and refuse to give in -- qualities that burn out comes like today. hardy here in the third. his second of 2 home runs off a play. birds with a 2-0 lead. robert andino

welcome, slash. >> hi. >> people want to know this, but copenhagen, the early '90s, guns n' roses att of their powers, you and i conducted our first interview together. and at the end of it you said would you like a jack daniel's? which i'd never experienced before. i tasted the jack daniel's and 12 hours later you and i were in a piano bar in some god forsaken hellhole hotel still drinking jack daniel's and you walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket which i never got back. >> yeah, i'm not sure -- >> i thought it was the price of pain. >> i would love to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was blue. it fitted me. it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you just took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. i've said this many times on the show. it was the single greatest rock performance i've ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours, i've ever been party to. fighting at press conferences. drunken, rampaging. it was all everything i ever imagined and hope rock and roll could be about. thi

welcome, slash. >> hi. >> people want to know this, but copenhagen, the early '90s, guns n' roses att of their powers, you and i conducted our first interview together. and at the end of it you said would you like a jack daniel's? which i'd never experienced before. i tasted the jack daniel's and 12 hours later you and i were in a piano bar in some god forsaken hellhole hotel still drinking jack daniel's and you walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket which i never got back. >> yeah, i'm not sure -- >> i thought it was the price of pain. >> i would love to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was blue. it fitted me. it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you just took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. i've said this many times on the show. it was the single greatest rock performance i've ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours, i've ever been party to. fighting at press conferences. drunken, rampaging. it was all everything i ever imagined and hope rock and roll could be about. thi

last year, made in copenhagen launched. this year, montreal is in the works. and the thing i want all of us to take away from this is that in all of these efforts we are connected, and in all of these efforts san francisco is being viewed as the model for these other cities. san francisco. so give ourselves a hand for what we are accomplishing for us and for these other cities. [applause] but now on a personal level, something that i feel maybe most important to me as i look at the kind of companies that we have here and i look at the kind of work that you are doing in your company's, this is not manufacturing as we know it. this is not manufacturing as people often think of it. i grew up in a very different manufacturing city on the east coast called buffalo. and when i was a kid in the 1970's growing up in buffalo, that was a city that was simply hemorrhaging manufacturing jobs, along with all of the old cities in the industrial rust belt. and in buffalo, you grew up being told to run as fast and as far away from manufacturing as you possibly can. but what i

i've been in berlin, lithuania and copenhagen. to think about it even with people imagining it somehow we were reducing our presence in europe. the fact is those brigade combat teams have been fighting in southwest asia for the past decade. and the issue the defense department was rethinking was after this decade of heavy presence of spend iing hundredsf billions of dollars, what was the right posture to move forwa forward? and we have had the opportunity to explain this thinking to o our -- and moving forward even after the brigade combat teams even if they do not run, during

. >>> cake enthusiasts in copenhagen celebrated the sweetest holiday of the year. folks lined up for a ticket to celebrate the day of the cake. sounds like my kind of celebration. bakeries from across the city offered signature treats to mark the 15th annual holiday. the desserts are all guilt-free. that is, all the profits are donated to charity. >>> wildlife park in england welcomed the newest star attraction, a baby camel, named elizabeth in honor of the queen's diamond jubilee. >> i've never seen a baby camel. >> you have now. elizabeth's mother was unable to feed the infant immediately after she was born, so the park staff stepped in. >> two little humps. >> it's adorable. >> fortunately the mother managed to feed her baby the next day and all is well. >>> in tokyo, one device is performing quite the balancing act. what looks like a stool is a hands-free mobility gadget controlled by shifting weight in the direction you want to go. it responds to moving forward, backwards, and sideways, at maximum speed of 4 miles per hour and battery that lasts an hour. it's

one of the men was detained at his home in the town -- and the other as he arrived on a flight in copenhagen. a concrete act of terror has been averted. and a large pink dimon is being auctioned in hong kong -- diamond is being auctioned. it is the biggest of its sandind it is expected to fetch more than $8 million. the other comparable stone belongs to britain's queen elizabeth. to europe now where fresh protests have erupted in cairo square. a mob said one of the two candidates due to contest the presidential election run-off. it came hours after it was confirmed that the last prime minister to serve under the current would face in the muslim brotherhood. >> the flames look powerful but in the end, only part of the campaign headquarters was damaged. whoever the attackers were, also ripped up his election posters and threw them on to the streets. the attacker revealed the intensity of frustrations among those who feared a return to the old regime. people have learned that their country now faces a runoff election between two candidates. the one on the left is a former prime minister. and he

the other one, in all places, is in copenhagen denmark. and then the wall tent. within the collection, about half the total tonnage of the civil war remains upon the earth. it's amazing. this is the second tent that we received. it's the wall tent, a standard wall tent. you see where it's been patched. some of the patches are probably associated with the use the family made of these tents through the years. they also have some minor tears in these tents from their being used. you can see here these all require some sort of patching up, if there's ever a design to put this one on display as well. but i understand they continued to use these tents throughout the years. you get them out during the summertime and have sleepouts, campouts and barbecues and they put the tents up and made use of them, which if i had the same thing, i think i'd make use of them, too, and then when the new park service site was being established there, they contacted the park service about the possibility of getting them in a repository, and one when it was realized that we had two surviv

denmark, more than 127 pounds of explosives were used in the implosion of two apartment buildings in copenhagens a large crowd watched. the towers were built in the '50s and were condemned as no longer safe to live in. >>> and in england, prince william and his brother harry played in a polo match that raised a little money for charity supported by the royals and william's wife kate was on hand to award the prizes, which included kisses for the prince. >>> and now here's your first look at the wall street is fairing. dow jones down 34, the s&p 500 up 4.60. nikkei was up 20 but the hang seng fell 299. i'm sorry. 229. >>> shake-ups will have attention today. shares of jpmorganchase could come under more pressure as that trading blunder is expected to claim the jobs of three top executives including the bank's chief investment officer. according to this morning's "wall street journal," before scott thompson resigned as yahoo!'s ceo, he told them he's been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. thompson stepped down after it was discovered he apparently never received a computer science degree listed on hi

one suspect was a rested in the country any other when was it rested at copenhagen international airport. >>darya: the dow jones is a couple hundred and 41 points. 141 points. we are looking at a little bit of fog and hayes. we're looking for a nice afternoon we will be right back. a cat [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>mark: tropical storm beryl is expected to go out the sea and come back and as the hurricane. there were trees down and power outage. this tropical depressions brought rain to northern florida and southern georgia. besides the damage to this is a lesson because this area needed water. as expecting to go up the south carolina and north carolina coast. >>darya: facebook might be calling. they're working on a new bond. they're looking at building hardware for a facebook bomb. they coined it hire former apple engineers to wo

i also think that there's -- and this works for climate change as well as we saw in copenhagen and in cancun is absolute exhaustion with the notion of trying to negotiate amongst 193 countries at these u.n. megaconferences with 193 state representatives and sort of hangers-on like much of us. but i think that -- so i think that what you're going to see, frankly, on the trade front is a greater move towards regional or bilateral ftas, at least for the time being. the obama administration is putting a lot of stock in its notion of the trans-pacific partnership, for instance, which is an interesting experiment to try to define standards up as opposed to defining deviances down. we'll see whether or not they have domestic support for that if the president wins the election in november. on the climate front, again, my sense is that what's happened is that you've gotten a mixture of two different alternatives to the u.n. fccc process notwithstanding a very big pledge to koum up with something that's a successor to kyoto. those on the one hand are many-lateral cooperation with does hold some

the other one of all places is in copenhagen, denmark. and then the wall tent. you count the wall tent and the sibley, the park within its collection holds about half the total tentage of the civil war that remains on the earth. it's amazing. this is the second tent that we received. it's the wall tent. a standard wall tent. you see where it's been patched. some of the patches are probably associated with the use the family made of these tents through the years. there are also minor tears in these tents from them being used. you see here these all require some sort of patching up if there is ever a design to put this one on display as well. but i understand they continued to use these tents through the years, to get them out during the summer time and have sleepovers and have camp-outs and

one at copenhagen's main airport and other one at his home. >>> france britain and australia art noweir diplomatic. more than 900 people killed and it included 49 children. most of the victims shot at close range. a salinas family is morning the loss killed in afghanistan. >>> army specialist died yesterday when his unit was attacked in afghanistan. the specialist was 20 years old. >>> officers stay 41 year-old a thanh drove without his life's yesterday morning. after a short chase officers ordered him to the ground, and he refused, that's when he pulled out a black metal wallets. afraid that it was a gun, the officer shot several times. >>> he was just there for me for me and my kids, we've been together for several years, almost five, to see him not come up the driveway is very hard. >>> this is the second shooting in vallejo involving an officer. >>> the canada flight from toronto to tokyo had to turn back for an emergency landing. the debris hit several congress. >>> pretty shocked hissy this obviously. it is just really, really strange. one of the bowling's the engine had shut d

a pinch of copenhagen and a kick ass come back., let's go back to slinky on a varied mill. slink? >> slinky is working hard tonight. sherrod, he blew his money on guns, boats and four wheelers. he is the ultimate white guy. >> that's alaska for you. i would have spent it on guns. i'm from the hood. no he is good. he had his five teen minutes of of -- 15 minutes of fame. nobody thought he would get into the movies or anything. so he is back where we thought he would be. >> when you have the talent and the work ethic of levi johnston it is totally reasonable to expect the checks to keep on coming in. >> greg, i think you may have a theory about levi and maybe it involves a metaphor or two. >> it goes back to my -- i described this earlier, the cut in line theory. we know when people cut in line in terms of success. we know he didn't earn his success. he was used by the pawns by the kathy griffins as a thorn in the side of sarah palin. when people were board of him they let him go. he thought he could parlay this into something else.

in denmark to face charges of plotting a terrorist act the men were arrested yesterday one in copenhagen's airport the other of its common or who is apparently there were overheard talking about my fed's targets and weapons danish officials believe the specific acts had been averted their offering no details right now several countries announced spelling's syrian diplomats in the wake of the latest filing to that country in an agent says and entire families were shot in their homes during last week's massacre in syria when more than a hundred people were killed including 40 kids the victims were shot at close range that the president in damascus today hoping to bring an end to that crisis. islands in egypt after the first round of presidential election and a mob last night stormed to the campaign headquarters and the attack came only hours after officials announced to take part in the runoff election next election next month the candida was last prime minister protesters are angry they feared so well in the boats is selling his family is mourning the loss of their son killed in afghanistan

. >> people don't know this, copenhagen, early '90s, guns n roses at the height of their power.nterview together. and you said would you like a jack daniels. i tasted the jack daniels and 12 hours later, you and i were in some god foresaken hell hole hotel still drinking jack daniels. and you walked into the sunset wearing my favorite jacket, which i never got back. i thought it was a price worth paying. >> it was blue, it fitted me, it was everything that i wanted in a jacket. but you just took it. you probably have 1,000 jackets. it was -- i have said this many times on this show. it was the single greatest rock performance i have ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours i have ever been party to. fighting at press conferences, drunk rampaging, everything i thought rock music could be about. thirdly the interview, when i played it back, was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews that i have ever done. >> as much partying that went on in those days, i always tried to be somewhat intel

researchers from the copenhagen heart study found that joggers who take to the streets one to 2.5 hoursfe expectancy. on average, women joggers live five years longer than those who didn't jog. and men live six years longer. i'm keying in on the word "jog." i'm not going to run. but maybe the jog thing i could work out. >> pace yourself. everybody has their own style. >>> if you're heading out early, might be the best time to get a jog in early. we could have something wet coming down from the skies later on. >> tom, you see the hmm when he sees the sunrise that he likes. >> i wonder if he's eating breakfast or just feasting his eyes on what's outside. >> that is a delicious dawn. starting off this morning with a starting off this morning with a gorgeous potomac river. right now around the region, we're in the 60s. that includes all these areas in the lighter green. that's all of maryland and most of virginia. except parts of the shenandoah valley into the mountains, upper 50s, near 60 there, as well as the eastern shore. we do have a mostly clear day underway. there's a live view there

. >> people want to know this, but copenhagen, the early '90s, guns n' roses at the height of their powersonducted our first interview, and at the end, you said, would you like jack daniels, which i have never experienced before. 12 hours later we were in a piano bar, still drinking jack daniels, and you walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket, which i never got back. it was a price worth paying. >> i would love to be able to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. it was -- i have said this many times on the show, it was the single greatest rock performance i have ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles the whole 24 hours i have been party to. fighting at press conferences, drunken rampaging. it was everything i imagined and hoped rock 'n' roll could be about. thirdly, the interview, when i then played it back was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews i had done with someone for long time, and it wasn't supposed to b

there have been attempts at these global multinational efforts and this is what rio, copenhagen and what these conventions are about. they stall. in my view the principal reason they stall is fairly fundamental. the problem has largely been caused by the developed world. there is a scientific reason for that. when you put co2 in the atmosphere it lasts several hundred years. the average lifetime. the stuff that is up there now causing climate change is going to cause it in that near-term has been put up the thereby developed nations. today the developing nations are doing their fair share but it is a fairly small contribution to the overall concentration. so we in the developed world and particularly in the united states have a responsibility and an opportunity to lead the global multinational group forward if we are to step forward. i do think it is our responsibility to step forward for two reasons. one is we are responsible for much of the stuff out there. but also because i think we are capable of leading by example. we have to get on with it and we are not leading by example today.

when we talk about the climate summits, copenhagen, durbin, cancun, at the global level the united statesovide that form of leadership. our allies are very distracted. the europeans and japanese. everybody else that increasingly has power but very poor countries don't have the experience and the willingness. that leads us in a g-0. i hate to say that, but that's where we are. >> and there's a picture that came out of camp david saturday night which you could almost tell you exactly where they are on the g-8 right now regarding the euro zone because they all decided to watch the overtime shoot-out with the chelsea which chelsea ended up defeating the german team. you see angela merkel looking grim faced as the others were cheering on chelsea. that is the way it has now evolveded with hollande now representing france, no partner in sarkozy. there's really no one speaking up for her position of austerity. what you get out of g-8 communique on the eurozone is some would say a lot of very ambiguous lang to say the least. >> it's been ambiguous for a while. look, the germans are not positioned

and for the third consecutive year, copenhagen restaurant noma held the number one spot.ults published in the may issue of "restaurant" magazine. >> make the reservations. >>> a famous set of hot wheels recovered more than a year after they were stolen. he was in san jose monday night celebrating the grand opening of his new restaurant johnny garlics also celebrating the recovery of his $200,000 yellow lamborghini. the car was recovered saturday from a storage unit in richmond. he says he is thrilled with local police. >> the marin sheriffs department and mill valley p.d. to crack the case, to get the low down and the yellow lambo was found. i never thought it would happen. big props and thanks to them. >> yellow lambo is back. the lamborghini spider was stolen last year from the san francisco car dealership. officers say the storage unit where it was found belongs to a 17-year-old boy who was arrested in an unrelated case. >>> call this one a super hero effort. iron man and friends opening up the new york stock exchange. scott mcgrew here to check on the caped crusaders.

. >> noma in copenhagen, denmark has been named the best restaurant in the world for the third straightar. top north american eatery, number six in new york. followed by chicago. madison park is 10th on the list in new york. the only three north american to be in the top. >> bill: i can't believe the top restaurant in the world is in copenhagen but the other thing is i know people who have gone to per se, i'm not going to spend $1,000 on a meal. i think it is obscene. that's what it is. i know some lobbyist, he took his wife there for her birthday. she wanted to go. they spent like $1500 on dinner. >> for two people? >> yeah. >> bill: it is ridiculous. i'm sorry. >> peta has no problem with president obama's dog jokes from the white house correspondent's dinner. the animal-loving organization said it was not offended at obama's crack about eating pitbulls because of the obvious play on the previous sarah palin comment and it is not indicative of the president's love for dogs as family members. >> bill: all right, good for ingrid. >> good morning america did it again. the abc program bea

the president did take her advice, did go to copenhagen and, of course, as we know, he came back withce because we didn't get the olympics. >> real quickly, ed, before you go. the mainstream media has really ignored the amount of influence this woman from chicago has over this administration. >> it is quite amazing because she is really ground central, zero. ground zero in the white house and the administration has followed her advice and the mainstream media has largely ignored it. >> no kidding. read about her in the amateur barack obama in the white house. ed klein, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you so much. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. the money from these license plates supposed to help the victim of september the 11th so why is the broke state of california using the money from those plates to pay its bills? then next stop -- the curvy couch. indy 500 winner dario franchitti here live with brian. get your motor running. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choo

there's ireland, the uk, and in copenhagen trading today. so we'll focus on the uk. ftse 100 just up 16 points at the moment. we've had some stocks to look at this morning, first of all, bp, oil producer shares down 2% earlier, reported a bigger than expected drop in profits despite an increase in crude prices. production falling, they had to sell out. supposed to pay the gulf of mexico oil spill. lloyds bank up 2.38%. the part government owned company today reporting quarterly profit in line with expectations setting aside to cover compensation for people missold insurance. imperial tobacco, fourth biggest tobacco company today, set a 500 million pound share buy back and also return on sales for growth. exstrata untouched this morning. we did see half an hour or so ago disappointing manufacturing pmis out for the uk. came in at 50.5. many looking for a figure over 51. a sharp fall off in new export orders because of eurozone weakness. the biggest drop since may 2009. so the pound against the dollar had been over 1.63 yesterday. down to on 1.6219. aussie dollar after

why is it in america, our big mac is three times the calories than in copenhagen, denmark? it's not just portion size. by the way it's not just high fructose corn syrup. it really is about our lack of choices. and why is it that people in france eat bread, cheese, italy, they eat pasta until the cows come home? they're thinner. they have the sidewalks and trails and parks to be healthy and they have the healthier option, they drink water, not soda, and i believe this is something that the government can do a better job. bring them in, because we're doing a very poor job. megyn: lars, in this report they point out yes, we need to eat less and move more but they say when you see an increase in obesity that's so dramatic over the past 30, 40 years, they say what changed? people, their biological -- this hasn't changed. the environment changed. >> well megyn, you can tell i came here to washington, d.c. because i was hoping that michelle obama and the nanny stagers could tell me how to lose weight and i didn't realize that writing to the government more taxes would help me lose

. ♪ >> this is the copenhagen phil harmonic orchestra.mob on a train. all of this recorded there on the metro. that is awesome. hundreds of protesters showed up at the bank of america headquarters at charlotte, north carolina. police arrested five people. protesters say they are against the bank's foreclosure practices and cole mine investments. and satellite images showing new activity have aroused some sort of suspicion about key iranian military site here. take a look at these images. the international atomic energy agency suspects nuclear weapons research has taken place at the complex southeast here of teheran. there are concerns the site is being cleaned before nuclear inspectors are allowed in. meantime, teheran continues to deny nuclear research is, in fact, taking place. >> a source tells cnn president obama is getting grilled on his evolving stance. that's the president's word. an advocates are expecting him to clarify his position very soon. if you're at work, you can also watch us on your desk top. just go to cnn.com/live cnn.