ian bremmer, president and founder of the eurasia group, a leading political and economic consulting firm in new york. ian, nice to have you with us. >> good evening to you. >> susie: well, it sounds like greece is getting a closer to agreeing to some tough austerity measures that european policy makers have fwn demanding. they're still haggling on pensions and a few details. what is your take on the situation right now? >> well, my take is that there's still capacity on the part of both the germans, the european central bank and the greeks to muddle through. we're not in d-day yet. the deal hasn't fallen apart, there's no structured defought yet, but that day is coming, it coming in part because the strong austerity that is being imposed by the core europeans on the greeks. this new greek government that comes in with early elections will absolutely not continue. so we're going to have a reprieve for a short period of time, and then we're going to go right back into crisis around greece. >> susie: so greece is still in crisis mode, even though it's promising these reforms, and i gue

ian millhowser and bob edgar, who has been working on this for a long, long time.f all, welcome, guys and bob, i want to start with you. tell me why it doesn't be unilateral disarmament. >> i think rush finegold is right. if you look at the polls, people all across the country want politicians to be reformers today. and all the president has done is taken away the issue that common cause and other good government groups have been working on and that is to push back on citizens united and not allow this unintended super group, these super pacs to exist. we saw in the romney and gingrich campaign how these super pacs were devastating to each other. why should the president who wants to be the good guy, the white knight on this issue, why should he succumb and go into the gutter on these super pacs. i don't think it will help in the next few months as we try to recover from citizens united. >> all right. it's tough to be the guy saying this money in politic is corrupting, which is what the great majority of the country thinks, if you are will making the money. >> ther

the south car kor ian government has shown more flexible attitude to the dialogue. the letter is apparently aimed at increasing pressure on the administration of south korean president before the general elections in april. south korea's unification ministry says the government won't respond every time the north tries to push through demands at a critical phase of inter tori and ties. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." of "newsline." thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

ian is also a professor at uva. >> justice was served.f what the jury did as well as the actions of my fellow jurors. i was not afraid to look at george and looked at him at him. i was confident what we did was right. pepsi said they were in agreement of thinking the murder of yeardley love was not premeditated. he said jurors felt that he could be a threat to society? because of his problems with alcohol. george huguely it will be formally sentenced on april 16. >> looking at the day ahead, the so-called blond and it faces an arraignment hearing in alexandria. does it does what is behind a one-woman cried spree stretching from northern virginia to baltimore. that allegedly included two armed, carjackings and bank robberies. 62 degrees in springfield --52 degrees. real-life navy seals are hitting the big screen. arch campbell has a preview. >> waking up to snow in chicago. we will look at some problems it is causing already. >> spring like conditions here. people headed to work on 395, a look at shirlington. a look at the forecast next an

vicepresidente de la fifa, unau nombre en la que se depositari Ían 750 mil recibieron apenas lo lazaue ridamenargo dejamos el boxeo y vamos hablar del futbol. pero del futbol local porque se viene la temporada del 2012 y para maÑana esta programada la primera reunion, se trata de la liga internacional de virginia que a partir de las 3 de la tarde en el restaurante camino real de washington daran informen donde sobre sale que tendran dos estadios de cancha sintetica. tambien se entregara informe para la copa taca que tendran variantes en el torneo y mucho mas competitivo, los equipos campeones y con trayectoria estan invitados a participar. hasta aqui los deportes buenas muchas gracias, estamos listos para disfrutar el fin de semana extendido y tenemos excelentes alternativas culturales... y que les parece una invitacion al cine totalmente gratis? y atencion amigos bolivianos maÑana comienzan las celebraciones del colorido carnaval de santa cruz sera una fiesta de mascaras a partir de las ocho de la noche en diamond lounge en annandale virginia... estara el alegre julio cuellar y otro

good morning. >> good morning. >> ian, let me start with you and travis first of all.'m sorry to hear about russell king's passing overnight. what can you tell us about him and knowing him from school? >> russell was always -- i have been friends with the kid since kindergarten. we've had our rough times but he was never out to harm anybody. he was always really nice. he would always ask everybody if they needed help with anything. he would always take the shirt off his back to help anyone out. it's just tragic that something like this had to happen to him. >> travis, i understand you were close enough to see t.j.'s face as the shooting was occurring. how would you describe the expression on his face? >> it was something else. it was just straight determination. he had that look on his face that's hard to describe. it just sticks with you. >> you decided to stay, even though a lot of people were running because you were trying to care for the wounded. so describe those moments. were they quiet or were they chaotic in the cafeteria? >> after the first shot, i don't know

but those quiet moments, practice stress and frustration and anxiety, where ian and susan were there, just keeping your spirits up and enlivanning your senses and making you believe you can do more and better. and reminding you what it's all about. and that is working together across your differences and uniting a common goal. and that's really the spirit of what a chorus is all about, isn't it? it's the sum of its parts. and there's something special in that as well. so it's in that stead and that spirit and that light that we have two certificates of honor. one recognizing our san francisco girls chorus. it's your day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] we always have to start with the girls first. and then to your outstanding work and we have a lot of language to attest to that. and your contribution. and to all of you young men, this is your day as well in the city and county of san francisco. we thank you. thank you. so we're going to -- so enjoy. thank you very much. and we've got the change everybody's going to look forward to enjoying on tuesday. thank you. [ap

ian panel, bbc news in northern syria. >> the situation on the ground there. well, as we heard earlier, an international meeting will take place tomorrow in tunia to address the violence in syria. for more on what can be accomplished i spoke with former u.s. state department advisor aaron david miller, currently a scholar at the woodrow wilson center. the picture we get from both those reports is really grim of what's happening inside syria and yet we have hillary clinton today saying she thinks the opposition forces will be increasingly capable of defending themselves. is that realistic? >> i sympathize, or i guess empathize with the fact the options are very grim. the administration has three objectives in tomorrow's meeting, one is to consider humanitarian options, safe havens corridors of assistance. number two is to toughen up the sanctions if possible. number three is try to help solidify what is still a very disorganized opposition, does not have the capacity and frankly will not have the capacity over time to dislodge a regime that still controls all t

ian calendar, an avid sneaker collector want to add the galaxy foam posit to his collection. >> glow in the dark sole and of other elements there are for it to be a rarity. >> these are the foam posits. >> reporter: the foam posits came out in '97, but these are different and to make them a hot commodity only two stores in d.c. have a limited supply. >> when it's limited it kind of makes it like that it shoe, you got to have it shoe. >> reporter: hundreds who have got to have the $220 shoe lined up outside a prince george's county mall friday morning waiting for hours only to find out no one was going home with them. >> the first thing he said was you all can go home. a lot of people came from virginia and southern maryland and all over the place. this is the closest one around for miles and miles. snipe got here around 1:00. >> reporter: aaron cooper -- >> i got here around 1:00. >> reporter: aaron cooper drove about 30 miles. then the shoe's launch was canceled due to safety concerns. one person was arrested for disorderly conduct at the mall. prince george's county police stuck ar

the debris is coming but it's not supposed to reach our shores until early next year. >> ian, on the west coast of the u.s., if this is not it, it will get here at some point. is there any way it couldn't happen, given the volume of what you saw roll into the sea? >> the statistics are staggering. by some estimates 500,000 buildings were either destroyed or damaged by the tsunami. just to give you an idea of that, that's equivalent to half the buildings in the entire city of new york. by some estimates, the tsunami generated the equivalent of a whole year's worth of trash. now, the japanese have done quite a good job in cleaning up the mess of what was left of those villagers but what they have created are mountains of debris. in those mountains, possibly toxic material, and disposing of it -- burning it, burying it -- that could take years. >> it's a mystery discovery on the west coast. and as we say, if not now, certainly some of it will be getting here in time. thanks to both of you for being with us here tonight. >>> a breakthrough for patients desperately waiting for life-saving

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ian, you saw the aftermath.ppened. >> reporter: well, what happened was that at the end of the game last night, suzanne, protesters broke into the police cordoned and moved towards the other side of the stand where the opposing fans were and they had knifes with them, weapons with them, and they attacked the other fans. the fans were essentially -- the other fans were essentially trapped in the stadium. they couldn't flee because the gate that opened out to the outside was shut. it was padlocked shut. that's why we are seeing such a large death toll. i went into the stadium earlier today and i saw blood all over the seats. i saw shoes, people running out of their shoes. the doors were ripped from the building as the surge broke free and that's where a lot of people said that a lot of the fans were trying to escape. thrp being crushed and suffocated at that point. >> and what were the police doing at that point, ian? >> reporter: that's the one thing that a lot of people are asking. where were the police in all o

ok, ian currie of the world college of obstetricians and gynecologists, thank you very much for your -- as temperatures plummet in ukraine, we see how those down on their luck are keeping the freeze at bay. let's take a look at some of the stories that are making the front pages of newspapers around the world. let's start with this figure. it shows the european union flags flying over the acropolis in athens. the paper looks at the use materiality deal that's -- the austerity deal that's finally been agreed upon by leaders. the dubai news reports on possible move by the arab league to recognize the syrian national council as the legitimate representative of the country's people. tax breaks for hiring help, "the times" of london says the british prime minister, david cameron, wants to copy a swedish plan to cut costs as a way of encouraging the economy and stamping out the cash in hand black market for hired help. as the mercury levels continue to drop across europe, the international herald tribune shows a barge on a canal in paris clattering its way through the ice. the paper report

. >> ian spence most of his days working in the microbiology lab at the university of virginia. the past three weeks he's been inside a charlottesville courtroom taking in all the details of this high-profile trial. he says that he feels at peace with his decision. he said that the scars will always be there for him. george huguely was convicted of second-degree murder and grand larceny and they recommended a sentence of 26 years behind bars. \ the prosecution had wanted a first-degree murder charges which could have carried a life sentence. ian says the letter is one reason the jury cannot agree on that charge. >> we all did not think that the killing was premeditated. we don't think he went over there with the purpose of killing yeardley love. >> during the interview he started crying and said that he wished the murder never happened and that the jury was never put in that tough situation. they came up with a 26-year sentence because they feel george's alcoholism is a director society. he will be sentenced by judge on april 16 formally. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> a job fai

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cnn's ian lee is live in cairo.ay lahood's son sam. if he's not there to try to negotiate a release, what is his objecti objective? >> reporter: well, zoraida, what we've seen him doing today, he met with the american chamber of commerce. this was seen as more as a trip to build ties, economic ties between the united states and egypt. he met with the american chamber of commerce. so it had american business men, egyptian businessmen to build close ties. he said egypt's revolution depends on coming out with a strong economy. he said the united states is willing to help. he did give a speech at that meeting. nothing was mentioned about the americans, though, who are right now going to be put on trial next sunday. but we're waiting -- we're going to talk to him later and we'll ask him more about that. >> now, we know this is a criminal court that they are going to be heading into. we see that mccain said that this is a serious situation and had serious implications for our relationship. is that a setup as to what he ho

ian says even though the trial is behind him now the scar from that experience will be there for the rest of his life. >> what about the length of the prison sentence? is glomski happy about that? >> he said the jurors are pretty comfortable with that 26 year term. oddly enough he said he would like to go and visit huguely in jail. he wanted to get some answers to questions that he still has like what was yeardley love really like? does he think the sentence is just? we're not really sure how long huguely will spend in jail. 26 years was the recommendation. the judge could reduce that time. he can't take it higher. phenomenal sentencing is set for april 16th -- formal sentencing is set for april 16th. >>> a suspicious white powder was found in the capitol rotunda this morning. tests showed it wasn't a threat. earlier this week at least three lawmakers and several media outlets received letters with white powder inside that was determined later harmless. >>> we are feeling the pain at the pump. prices jumped three cents overnight. aaa says the average price for gayle of regular is now

janis ian's "society child," she is singing the story from the standpoint of a white high school city-like refrain "i can't see you anymore, baby. she says she can't continue the relationship because she is society's child. ♪ come to my door baby ♪ face is clean and shining black as night ♪ ♪ my mother wants to answer you ♪ ♪ now i could understand your tears and your shame ♪ ♪ she called you boy instead of your name ♪ ♪ when she wouldn't let you inside ♪ ♪ when she'd turn to sit and honey, he's not our kind ♪ ♪ she says i can't see you anymore, baby ♪ ♪ i can't see you anymore ♪ walk me down to school, baby ♪ everybody's acting different ♪ and they say why don't you just stick to your own kind ♪ ♪ my teachers all laugh ♪ preaching equality ♪ and if they believe it then why won't they just let us be ♪ ♪ they say i can't see you anymore, baby ♪ ♪ can't see you anymore >> it's interesting to note that this song entered the charts about a month after the supreme court decision in loving v. virginia in 1967 which declared laws banning racial intermarriage, a violation of equal protection

. >> reporter: hi, i'm with channel ian. when i rang the bell the woman who answered said she would be happy to have more female clients, her husband came to back her up. >> we are just trying to run an honest business. you want to see come on in. >> reporter: great. he gave us a tour of the facility, said that everybody who worked for him a certified therapist. his wife even tear up telling a story about a man who offered her a tip in exchange for extra work. >> i -- >> she worked so hard and gave him a good massage, a legal one. >> reporter: several neighbors very upset about these businesses came here to city hall last week and asked the city council to amend the code to better regulate parlors. the council said it'll consider it. the couple say they welcome the inspections. they have only had the business two weeks. >> we are losing the customer base, now -- if there was a bad client that was coming here before, we don't want them here >> hopefully we will get to the bottom of it and shake it out and fibbed it find it ou

ian glomski said the hardest part was looking at yeardley love's body. >>> the smell of an oil like has made its way to harford county. it has leaked from the refinery in new jersey and has caused issues in three states. >>> it was looking like we may have had another spring like day on our hands but unfortunately, that did not happen. we're taking a look at harbor cam, kind of a gross day but will we be getting anything better for the weekend. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> the good news is the high thunderstorm activity in southern maryland just about done. they had warm weather that helped fuel storms in southern maryland and on the lower eastern shore. we can see the last remnant of the storms are off of ocean city, a little bit of activity but central maryland, just a few rain showers, one toward bel air. watch for extreme southern maryland and some warnings toward worcester county. temperature wise, you can see what happened, mid-50s for baltimore and d.c. 76 in sals bury and in fredericksburg in the 70s. high wind advisory. you cay gusts up around 30 to the west. they wi

ian panel, bbc news, northern syria. >> and for more on the events in syria, i spoke a short time agoo mark ginsburg who formerly served as foreign minister to syria. >> so why this hesitancy? >> there is an uncertainty over who represents the syrian people. there are the so-called outsider who are part of an outside group of syrian opposition leaders. there are those fighting inside syria and the political opposition inside syria. they have had a difficult time on agreeing whether military force should be used and whether or not they can be united. in are efforts in istanbul to bring these groups together. >> if the opposition can be recognized as such, and if the syrian rebels were armed, is that something you think should also happen, arming the rebels? >> i think it is absolutely essential. how long will we witness this foreign fighting by body count? how many syrians will be killed before the syrian army is given the means to overthrow the regime or at least protect the syrians rising up? >> could arming the rebels make the violence worse? >> we are already in a civil war. to pre

nbc's ian williams is here with more on the story. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah.dle ages. but i met one young girl who has the condition, but also has a remarkable determination to lead a normal life. at first sight, this could be any bangkok neighborhood. but this is where nat lives, a special child, whose spirit and determination has been an inspiration to her community. 11-year-old supatra sasuphan, nicknamed nat, has a syndrome that gives her excess hair covering her face and parts of her body. a genetic condition so rare that only 50 cases have been documented since the middle ages. she was born with the condition and as a baby, needed two operations just to be able to breathe normally. it's the way i am, she told me. i don't even think about it. the guinness book of records recently named her the world's hairiest girl. an award she says she's proud of. she is self-confident, she works and plays hard, her father told me. we want people to understand, she's a normal little girl. young nat seems to be able to cope with all the attention. but it hasn't always be

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>> and ian, if there's not a deal, they can't work out a deal, what happens?he fate of the american aid workers? >> reporter: well, as it stands right now, the 19 american aid workers are expected to appear in court on sunday. now, during this trial, they'll have the charges brought against them. and their defense is expected to ask for a bit more time to develop their case. following the story as it's progressed, the defense has talked about how they haven't had the best access to documents and to the charges and just overall to the entire case. so they're expected to ask for a bit more time. now, the americans are ordered to appear in court, but they won't be put in jail. rather, but if they don't appear and if they decide to stay away, then there will be an arrest warrant issued for them. john? >> in lee live for us tracking this delicate diplomatic situation in cairo. back here in domestic politics, rick santorum is explaining himself after appearing to question the president's christianity. he wonderwondered -- listen to e said and saturday followed by hi

woman: ian gets to decide what he wants to wear.rick: childhood is a time for learning... woman: there. thank you. a time for children to learn about themselves and how to get along with others. child: come on! and the success with which they learn social skills affects their success in making friends, developing relationships, and feeling good about themselves throughout their lives. child: yeah, 'cause i could drink it all up! hello. i'm joanne hendrick, author of the whole child and your guide to this video series. in this program, we're going to look at the social development of young children and identify some age-appropriate social goals we can work towards with them. we'll also learn some effective teaching methods which can help our children acquire the necessary social skills th will serve them throughout life. we will observe children in a number of different settings-- head start, family day care homes, univerty sools, and private child care centers-- and we'll listen to their teachers as they describe how they foster soc