let's take a look at some video coming out of hungary, this is northern part of hungary, which was hit by rain and hailstones monday when the temperatures suddenly dropped 20 degrees from 39 to 19 scelsius. rain damaged homes. and rain brought extensive flooding. south cenal sweden, a river burst its banks following torrential rain. homes, roads were in undated. the bridge was destroyed. more rain and thunderstorms in the forecast. because a low-pressure system will hover across the same area. to the south. thunderstorms developing from alpine region into eastern europe including hungary where you have seen in the video the risk of hail as well as thunderstorms will likely continue throughout the day. and then widespread showers are affecting much of the british aisles. we have got 19 degrees for the daytime high in london on your tuesday. still on the cooler side here. to the south, heat is building. 30 in rome. 39 degrees expected in athens. here is your extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline. i am yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching.

hungary is under increasing pressure to arrest a man suspected of being a notorious nazi war criminal. the 97-year-old is accused of assisting in the murder of more than 15,000 jews when he was a police chief and hungary. >> protests outside of the man who is believed to be one of the most-wanted nazi criminals. he is suspected of participating in the murders of 15,000 jews. acting on information from the nazi hunting organization, a reporter found him quietly in this apartment. there has been calls for authorities to act. authorities say their process has been slowed because the events happened so long ago. >>that leads to frustration from campaigners to say the case is strong. >> a trial certainly will not take place in hungary. they protect him. the police and prosecutors knew very well where he was and did not do anything about it. there is no reason to believe the trial will take place. after the war, he escaped to canada but fled back to budapest 15 years ago after being stripped of his canadian citizenship. now campaigners say his age does not mean he should be spared a trial.

they get hungary live this afternoon. and that's an update from the olympics.e, i know you'll be watching all day long over on the nbc sports network. that's where i'll be. >> that's the best place to watch. and willie, you're doing a heck of a job, my friend. i hope the u.s. women's water polo team is hungry to beat hungary and get that gold medal. >> reporter: you're better than that. >> 5:48 a.m. you're the jokester. >>> the yankees hosting the red sox. bottom of the eight, russell martin delivers a two-out liner back up the middle. run from second, will come around to score. and the game is tied at 2-2. the score would stay tied through nine innings. so they'll go to extras. in the tenth. will middlebrooks squares to bunt. and david robertson appears to hit him with the pitch. you see the immediate reaction from middlebrooks. the umpire calls it a foul ball. and that is going to earn the ear of bobby valentine. he comes out to argue. he doesn't last long before he gets an early trip to the showers. so the red sox will play on without their skipper. early tr

. >> and nazi war criminal has been tracked down in budapest hungary. it was in slovakia to organize the deportation of thousands of jews to oust that's. he was living in canada under a false name. >> tens of thousands of demonstrators have been rallying in the japanese capital of tokyo, calling on the government to halt plans to bring another nuclear reactor online. >> the african union has selected its first female leader. nkosazana dlamini-zuma was appointed to the commission on sunday. she says she aims to make the african union more efficient. >> several people have been hurt on the island of sardinia in italy. hundreds are forced from their homes. come check my cell. >> the heat wave left -- led to the closure of -- several areas in italy. the elderly and young children have been encouraged to stay indoors. >> they cannot go into the acropolis. the monument was closed for their own safety. it's just too hot. >> to come to greece and not be able to see the most beautiful monument -- i know the water would be hot. but it is hot and united states, to

. >> she was a junior national champion from hungary and introduced me to the sport.oved it and never looked back. >> reporter: now london is in your future. this is a fame event. tell me about the plan for the family. who will be there? >> we have like 18 people going over. both sets of parents, my parents live in maryland, and florida. and my wife's parents who live in hungary and my father-in-law just turned 90. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> my sister and her four kids and her husband, and one of julie's doctors and a friend of mine from new york. we've got a lot of -- >> reporter: and a reporter that covered -- oh, i was just adding myself in. if you want to jump in on the julie zetlin bandwagon, you can still get hotels. that's where vivian comes in. let's talk about hotels and the options. >> a myriad of options still. apartments for rent, people that want to trade housing. once a team or somebody is no longer competing, hotels are more than happy to resell the room. options outside the city. it's not improbable. it might cost you more, the longer you wait there

this video from hungary.ple of world champion wakeboarders are testing out some hidden treasures. this is all put together by red bull. you've got a couple of awesome sights. this is in a mine lake and they're wimpnching. they don't have a poet to toe them, a big motor, a rope and a winch to pull them. there's some girl wakeboarders too. that's kinga horbet, a 13-time champion. some of the places they get into is just phenomenal. they even go to an abandoned ship yard and wakeboard ship wrecks. they wakeboard right out of the side of this ship. >> that's creepy but cool. >> you never know what's under the water. >>> okay, guys, it's time for our number one video of the day. this week our number one is an update. >> katy perry, if you're seeing this, my name is tony harrison. i'm a 20-year-old male and have been battling cancer since the age of 16. unfortunately at the age of 20, cancer is going to defeat me. >> tony is battling cancer. he's trying to celebrate his life in a beautiful way by experiencing all t

the recent one that was in hungary in the last couple of years, quite an ugly spill. >> narrator: in kolantar, hungary, in 2010, this tailings dam collapsed after heavy rains, contaminating the town and nearby rivers. but john shively is not worried that the dams at pebble will fail. >> i basically believe that the technology is there to build the mine. i am convinced that the ability to keep things behind the tailings and impoundment facility that need to be kept there, that technology is all there. we are going to have to prove that we can do that to people. if we can't prove it, i don't see how the mine gets permitted. >> narrator: the town of dillingham is home to many of bristol bay's fishermen. in the winter of 2012, environmental scientists from the coalition of opponents gathered here to ask hard questions about the mine. finally, after eight years, the pebble partnership had released its environmental study. at 27,000 pages, this was the final step before the formal permitting process for the mine would begin. >> when we went into the tributaries, we started at the confluenc

flooding and out to the east and that heat persists particularly in southwestern poland as well as into hungaryand there are red alert warnings there for the heat. do take care with that. here's your temperature. i'm going to leave with you your extended forecast now. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobaishi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> prosecutors in hungary say they have arrested an alleged nazi war criminal. the 97-year-old has been accused of involvement in the deportation of jews during world war ii. >> nelson mandela has been celebrating his 94th birthday. the hero of south africa's anti- apartheid struggle spend a quiet day in his home village. he was imprisoned by the country's's whites-only government for 27 years and became south africa's first black president after his release in 1990 and was rewarded the nobel peace prize three years later. on to business news now. with the london olympics just around the corner, 2012 is a big year for sports, but it is turning out to be a trying year so far for the sportswear industry. >> german giant puma has cut its earnings forecast for 2012. the company says profits fell in the first half of the year due to sluggish sales in europe. they are about 13% lower than the same time last year. >> to the markets now, share prices in europe made pretty big gains today, at least once the stock exchange in new york opened. >> it was a funny day at the

as well as hungary for the heat. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> our top story once again. operators of a nuclear plant in central japan say a reactor is now generating power again. japan has been without nuclear power since may. all reactors in the country have been offline for regular inspections. the government ordered further checks in response to safety concerns after the accident last year at fukushima daiichi. engineers at ohi fired up the three reactor for the first time in 15 months and reached criticality the next day. >> translator: it is a relief that we can provide electric power to people in the kansai area. i want the operations to keep going with safety as the top priority. >> the engineers say they expect the reactor will reach full capacity next monday. they're scheduled to restart their four reactor in about two weeks. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching.

we have red warnings in place in parts of southeastern poland as well as in hungary. out towards the west it look is a lot cooler. that its certainly good news for athletes taking part in the wimbledon semifinal. the men's semifinal today. and then the finals into the weekend. 21 degrees. 20. back up to 21 sunday. the temperature shouldn't be causing a problem. there may be an occasional shower. have to take that roof over. but conditions don't look too shabby for the rest of the tournament. and i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani. thank you very much for watching.

by their first ever match in the europa league later on thursday they take on hungary inside one vet in the second qualifying round and he had been banned from hosting european matches in dagestan after you wait for the the region to dangerous so the first leg of the time is being held in an unused arena in the moscow region the big spending club are appealing to europe's governing body in the hope they'll overturn that decision a giant screen is being wrecked at angie's home ground in moscow our supporters can watch the game having believes the visitors will come into the tie better prepared with two competitive matches under their belts already this season elsewhere sweden zlatan abraham of it chad signed a three year deal with big spending power sanjay man reports claim the french club paid around around twenty five million dollars for the thirty year old sweden's captain apparently taking her record seventeen million dollars a season after tax the transfer fee taking illegal and club spending to some one hundred thirty seven million dollars this summer to him of it she is excited

. >>> 76 years ago he won gold and water polo for his native country of hungary he was known for being an ambidextrous shooter. did we ever is very effective in scoring. now 98 years old he remembers the way of hitler used the berlin games to promote the area and superiority. next to winning his gold medal this is the moment he will never forget. >>> jesse owens a black man won four gold medals. and jesse owens single-handedly destroyed this not the doctor in. he lives in del the bentonites the bill that a tennis club hosted an opening salmon is being party in his honor. the equates he envisions the human spirit and uses the of the bags as a way to teach all of us about how to compete and not be good human beings. in a few days will fly to london to watch the games. and helps to bonilla to the hon kerrey and water polo team. >>> in the last olympics the hon kerrey won the gold this time and now this to be the fourth one. and you can find all of the olympics news plus the schedule and metal counts on our web site at cbs sf that come. >>> and from the weather center dave the of the body

no terrorist need apply in ukraine or in hungary for material that they might be able to use in a bomb >> you detect some optimism there as well. >> i am definitely optimistic because i believe this is a fight we can win. there is a finite amount of nuclear material on the planet. at what we need is the political will to execute the job to secure it and eliminate it. we do not need not -- we do not need some big new treaty. and we just need the world to act. >> we are at the end of our time. thank you for the education. >> thank you. it's great to be with you. >> "this is america" is made possible by the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. poonsang corp., forging a higher global standard. the ctc foundation. a f o communications. and the rotondaro family trust. >> anne, thank you so much for joining us. we talk about nuclear energy and nuclear power. are they the same thing? >> i think you could call them the same thing. nuclear energy, nuclear power, the use of nuclear reactors to generate power, it is pretty much the same t

thursday evening headings and jamie go back home playing off to a winning start with one victory over hungary and side f.c. home but a deflected to slice shot during the darkness down club one nil is granted heading into the second leg next week. we will form a thief a presidential candidate mohamed bin hammam has seen his lifetime ban from football overturned by the court of arbitration for sport cast saying there was insufficient evidence to support faces accusation that been how i tend to buy votes ahead of last year's presidential election the sixty three year old run against the eventually reelected settle at a last year the qatari was banned for life from taking part in any football related activity on a national and international level but how moms initially pale was rejected by faith but the court of arbitration for sport eventually overturned the ban officials in switzerland stressing that they lack sufficient evidence to uphold the ruling well though stating this was no and i quote affirmative finding of innocence in relation to been home mom. meanwhile liverpool say they will only

around the world one of the second world wars most wanted criminals has reportedly been found in hungary ladislas to trick chattery who's now ninety seven send over fifteen thousand jews to auschwitz while working as a police command in a slave i can get if canada under a new identity and being sentenced to death but his disguise was revealed and he went on the run again and has been in hiding for fifteen years. i've got to stand education minister has survived a roadside bomb attack in the north the sad assault on a top government official in as many days officials say the explosive was similar to those usually used by the taliban on sunday a suicide blast at a wedding claimed twenty lives including a prominent member of the afghan parliament and close ally of president karzai. violent deaths are all too frequent in afghanistan and not always at the hands of insurgents and exclusively online his team kirby looks at nato has a record in killing civilians and whether just saying sorry is really. good leverage or. need to believe in its most sophisticated which and it really doesn't do it

switching to motorsport where mclaren's lewis hamilton has set the pace ahead of the hungary and grandprix the two thousand and eight world champion fastest in both friday's practice sessions the briton finishing up just two tenths of a second faster than fail it came in right and then there was a surprise name in third person and that's the next you have the like three time champion fellow brazilian philippe basso words for quickie style rule well ferrari team mate and season leader from monday were known as i was. and finally switching to wales where valentino rossi has been contemplating whether or not to keep the motor running on his moto g.p. career the thirty three year old contract with the cart expires at the end of the year rossi a seven time world champion has had a disappointing stretch racing for his home manufacturer the italian yet to win a race and switching stables at the start of the two thousand and eleven season rossi stating her make up his mind for good within the next few weeks. that is all from the world of sport for now but there's plenty more later on r.t. the

women's water polo team taking on hungary. a total of eight with bay area ties to stanford, cal or san jose state. you can watch the women's match tomorrow at 11:40 a.m. >>> for all the information on when bay area athletes are competing, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on the locals watch guide right at the top. and we'll have more olympic coverage in just a couple of moments. also coming up, we're following other bay area news, as well. fake a look at this. stuck 150 feet up at a bay area amusement park. we'll show you how crews got them down. >>> pet owners are complaining a particular treat is making their dogs sick. nbc bay area investigates. >>> and rob mayeda here with the forecast. first one for this monday morning, let's show you pleasanton tomorrow, soaring back into the nights. plus, watching a chance of some mountain thunder in your seven-day. >>> they're billed as nutritious, wholesome snacks for your dog. but the fda has received nearly 2,000 complaints from pet owners in the past five years, claiming ce

legal thursday evening proceedings on g come pain off to winning start with one the home win over hungary inside f.c. home base. i deflected your civilized shots given the darkest downside of the advantage i think into next week secondly. let's stay with football where arsenal look extremely on willing to part ways with their won a world class star they're going to shooting down all of the offers thus far for striker robin van persie from home and abroad the dutch international currently courted by munch munch just their city and new vent is that all of them falling short of the asking price arsenal were asking for forty million dollars out the least for the striker the team captain has one year left on his contract but said he would sign an extension to stay at the emirates meaning arsenal could lose millions if he stays for twelve months the twenty eight year old scored forty one goals in fifty three games for club and country last. but let's move to boxing where for telling klitschko is preparing for the defense of his w.b.c. world heavyweight title against manuel char in moscow in sep

the pedal to the floor that was hamilton is in full mostly qualifiers on hold for sunday's hungary and very close is a woman closure on his alongside him at the front of the grade. but there is only one place to start and russia have claimed their first gold medal in the twenty twelve olympic games. in winning the men's sixty kilos category in a moment richard looks at russia's medal prospects for sunday but first his. so what a night when day for russia austin gal stan coming from nowhere to claim gold in the men's juday he beat all the favorites on route to the sixty kilogram final and there in spectacular fashion he defeated japan's hit. achieving a pawn in the first minute i.e. threw his opponent flat on his back and that is today's equivalent of a straight knockout against the end came into these olympics ranked number four but after that performance is on top of the world. i expected to be overwhelmed by emotions somehow it felt like any other can petition but later when i realize that this is the olympics i felt really happy. now elsewhere russian cycling chiefs have praised the

has been arrested in hungary more details about the ninety seven year old r t v dot com. the german parliament is set for a tough vote on whether to grant spain's ailing banks one hundred billion euros worth of rescue cash chancellor angela merkel has been rallying support for the transfer but although lawmakers are widely expected to back her she'll still have to face down a rebellion within her ruling coalition parties peter oliver has the details from berlin. when german chancellor angela merkel addresses m.p.'s just behind me a little later on she's going to be looking to garner their support for further bailout funds for spain's ailing banking sector that without that support that money can't be released from the german treasury now speaking on german television the chancellor seems confident saying that we always get the majority that we need however there are rumblings of discontent among m.p.'s here in berlin we saw a minority vote against the new bailout fund that minority coming from under merkel's own center right coalition we've also heard from the opposition

future support, we are always ready to expand services to make sure all seniors will not be isolated, hungary and lost. these seniors all need you. [applause] >> my name is steve ward and i represent the playa park neighborhood. we are nearly completed with the park and hope to have some sort of opening eventually. what i really wanted to ask was there is an area i call the sun set, not because it goes the whole length of the sunset from lincoln all the way to sloat. it is about 50 feet wide and it is a huge area. as john over here has said, because of the way it is cut, the bush's hide in cabins and a lot of illegal activity. is an unsafe situation and i want to know if there is some provision in the budget being made so that we can continue to make that area transparent and i think it would help to beautify the area for walking and for the enjoyment of our favorite. >> i can just answer briefly that we are well aware of the public safety challenges in that area. you are correct that having it well maintained to make sure that area is as safe as we can. the best way to keep not just that are

are the most unsafe nations and the top four extremely vulnerable countries are the czech republic hungary poland and most of all as i said in play and the study blames this heavy reliance on exports to the continent and europe is banking system all fast growing major economies like russia are also called higher risk now this gus the session earlier of nick parsons from national australia bank and first i asked him whether countries then do anything to minimize those risks. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage rather than avoid it why do you think the breaks in the african countries are also high risk i looked at the reports russia was ranked number fifty one hundred sixty nine and and that's really not what you'd classify is the hi

on the pedal to the floor it was hamilton is in dominant form as he qualifies on pole for sunday's hungary and grand prix lights is a roman grows on his alongside him in the front of the green. however there is only one place to start in russia claim their first gold medal of the twenty twelve olympic games on the opening day of competition reports from london. so i want a night when dying for russia and coming from no way it's a kind gold in the men's he beat all the favorites on route to the sixty kilogram final day in spectacular fashion he defeated your plans to achieving any poem in the first minutes through his opponent flat on his back now these days equivalent of a strike. the end came into these olympics right number four but after that performance he's on top of the world. i expected to be overwhelmed by emotions somehow it felt like any other can petition with but later when i realize that this is the olympics i felt really happy. now elsewhere russian cycling chiefs have praised their team's performance in the men's road race that was won by the kazakhs danny alexander vinokour

women's cycling road race that is the second medal of the games for russia lewis hamilton has won the hungary and g.p. i'll be back in two hours we have much more on that. gk home. doogue. from. home.

in this list as you can see there are poland hungary and the czech republic. and many believe that the summer olympic games could help them get back on track but sadly historically they almost always leave their holes then cancel their financial troubles. billions to make the two thousand and four devs a success but now its economy is collapsing one positive thing about the olympics is that it increases a foreign trade by an average of three per cent. and that started to reveal who will be getting five million euros that is of course fabio capello the coas of the arsenal football team the national of course the italian man has signed a contract and our team is calling bray explains what that entails. it. was already considering early retirement when he signed up as england coach in two thousand and seven but this year he got an offer he couldn't refuse the russian football union hasn't revealed it simply says it's less than what dick advocaat aren't but commentators say it's a salary to envy. for two years away from good peter and candy it's estimated capello