the island in the indian ocean has been in turmoil since its first democratically elected leader resigned earlier this year. his departure has failed to bring calm. former president stepped down in february following popular demonstrations against him. he and his supporters maintain he was forced to resign at gunpoint. his successor set up a committee in june to investigate. united nations observers monitored the situation. the committee released its report on thursday. it concluded that his resignation was voluntary and not the result of a coupe. several hundred of his supporters have been rallying on n the capitol, calling on president waheed to step down. >>> a >>> a violin made from debris left by last year's tsunami has been winning over classical music fans in tokyo. french musician gerard poulet played the instrument for disaster survivors at a special concert in the capital on thursday. ♪ the violin was made by a japanese craftsman using pine and maple wood found among wreckage in rikuzen-takata in iwata prefecture. the concert marked the 150th anniversary of french composer claud

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the island nation in the indian ocean has been in turmoil since it's first democratically leader designed earlier this year. a commission set up as has to failed to bring calm. he stepped down in february following popular demonstrations gym gens him. he maintains he was forced to resume by gunpoint. united nations oers monitored the situation. the committee released it's report on tuesday. it concluded that her resignation was voluntarily and not the result of a coup. several hundred of his sppters are rallying in mali. >>> a boat carries people hopes to gets asiustralia. about 150 were on board and many of them are missing. >>> private boats rescues 55 people about 350 north of australi australian's christmas idea. indonesia search and rescue teams are looking for suhr sooifr. several ships have appear sized in the air of recent months. most areuters says nearly 1,000 people have died making the journ journey. >>> an astronaut went on his first spacewalk. he was unable it to do the test outside the space station. they ventured outside the space station to replace a power switching unit.

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she is going for a little outing in the indian ocean off the coast of mozambique.ove how they put the life jacket on the dog. safety first, kira. she's not just any black lab, kira has a special passion. did you see that in the water? what was it sanaa. >> a dolphin fin. any time she sees a dolphin fin, watch what kira does. kira loves to swim with the dolphins. >> that's amazing. >> like dogs will chase a cat around the neighborhood, this is just like another version of that. the dog is chasing the dolphins through the water. i like that the dolphins are playing along. the one was swimming circumstance thes around the dog. kira's owner run as dolphin center and even has a boat that takes people out on the little excursions named after kira. the great thing about the video, it's a couple months old, just now trending, i think people are watching it, trying to find a way to get through the dog days of summer. >> would you want to swim with kira or the dolphins? >> i want to swim with kira and the dolphins. i can pay to go out on the boat and swim with kira and the d

he won gold at the sydney games in 2000, auctioned off the medal to aid the victims of the indian ocean tsunami. >> he's really i think all he has is some books and a guitar. >>-he's involved in the oakland undercurrent, a group that trains inner city kids to swim competitively. watch ervin compete tonight during our prime time coverage starting at 8:00. >> good luck to him. also tonight, michael phelps t the superman swimming in the 100 meter butterfly hoping for his 21st olympic gold medal. you can watch the highlights of the first track and field events get under way today along with women's diving and volleyball. then on saturday, more swimming finals taking place as well as track and field finals, and the beach volleyball elimination round featuring misty may-treanor and kerri walsh. on sunday women's diving and more track and individual and gold. >> 4:52. up next a less than olympic effort. why the america's cup race could have a poor turnout. >> no real effort needed, a smooth drive for the north bay. we'll show you where you might have to tap the brakes. >> welcome back everyone

this is in the indian ocean. off east africa.e kyra locates a pod of dolphins, she goes into the water and while she can't quite keep up with the graceful sea mammals, she clearly enjoys chasing them around. let's hope that kyra knows the difference between dolphins and sharks. by the way, those dolphins seem like they're game with this, too. fun stuff. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an ingredient in curry that may help fight diabetes. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." here's my morning routine. gotta start the day off right. wardrobe. cute. then new activia breakfast blend. a great way to help start the day. mmm... creamy lowfat yogurt with grains in yummy breakfast flavors, like apple cinnamon. its hearty, with twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt and helps regulate your digestive system. our morning routines are important, aren't they? new activia breakfast blend. mid-grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze was

water port and its right here is the access point of chinese chinese commercial shipping to the indian ocean and on to africa. but all the violence and instability there doesn't make it an easy place for business investigative journalist very draitser tells me some world powers might be interested in keeping it that way first of all we have various indigenous terrorist organizations that operate inside of below tristan the liberation army. republican army lashkar e tayyiba just to name a few is an organization that for decades has been focused on destabilization of iran now the confluence of these various terrorist organizations of course is not coincidental this has a direct relation to the interests of the united states and the western powers these the blocking the chinese the stable. as in pakistan and part of waging their covert war against iran in hopes of not just in circling that country but to collapse it from outside the us government denies having any connection with june dollah and baluch terrorist organizations although cia memos leaked recently say these really mossad recruited

naval power to ensure their energy supplies which means that they have to have a presence in the indian ocean. so that they can get supplies from angola from from our sudan from the arab gulf except in this case it's not this isn't a particular. act by the chinese it is it's sort of the u.s. is kind of pushing all of the buttons right now in asia and it's very much feels a little bit like the cold war diego city in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. a lot of tension while local tension a lot of regional tension also some international tension as well i don't think that the islands per se in this case are sort of critical it's just an opportunity basically for the u.s. to move forces into the area naval forces and i do think it's quite disturbing i mean there is growing tension these are two nuclear armed powers. this is not in the interest not only of certainly of the states or china but for a lot of the other countries in the region because one of the things that's happened is a lot of these countries have started to up their military budget these are not countries that can really afford to s

somalis had nothing really indian ocean sea you know to the tune up million square miles in space that is a fairly big order to patrol the east african with all of the navies with armed security massively helped the pirates getting less and less successful in their attacks in the somali area gulf of aden area. but certainly the guys west africa a lot more coordination needs to happen there is an essential resource that you can call and call for help and it will ship comes rushing over to you there's plenty of all ships there we know that there's a french warship in very close proximity to the energy century and now so all in all i think greater intelligence a greater coordination and probably some offshore protected zones where tankers can wait because this is all based around oil this is not about the the attackers wanting anything at all to do with the crew they just want the cargo some naval experts are saying that the fight against piracy is not really an interest of the military even the united nations it's the insurance companies they're making a lot of money out of this and it g

it is south nt indian ocean. on boxing day the day after christmas you can race camels which is what i did when i was there. i am no camel jockey but i tried. >> great place to take our minute. >> lee thank you so much. what a pleasure to meet you this morning. it is five minutes to the top of the hour. threat sink hole threatening to swallow up a school. it is part of the good bad and ugly. can you figure out this word? this is our scramble. ♪ why not get buried in something other than work? get two times the points on travel, with chase sapphire eferred. you want to make sure it goes up and stays up. [ chirp ] with android apps, you get better quality control. so our test flights are less stressful. i've got a lot of paperwork, and time is everything here. that's why i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. [ chirp ] and the fastest push-to-talk nationwide. [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." [ chirp ] with access to the fastest push to talk, three times the coverage, and android productivity apps

experienced member of elite navy seals also participated in the rescue of richard phillips in the indian oceant mission involved a daring mission that ended when they shot three satisfactory mali pirate, all direct shots to the head. he protected his fellow seal six members by changing their names in the book. the book was not vetted in anyway by either department to prevent unwanted classified information from being released. u.s. navy officials tell fox it is possible this seal or any other former service member could be punished for revealing national security secrets related to the osama bin laden raid and he could be punished -- investigated by the department of justice as far as we know. much attention has been given to the issue of security leaks, as you know, bill, in the ongoing presidential race. supporters of governor mitt romney accuse president obama of intentionally leaking operation lal details surrounding the osama bin laden raid. bill: it is something to watch. thank you for that. we'll get to the bottom of why he wanted to keep his identity secret. some of these reasons could

in washington, a runner takes a morning break from an early morning jog and in the indian ocean, a standup>>> an embarrassing security breach at june f. kennedy international airport in new york is raising serious concerns business airports around the country. cnn's sandra endois over at reagan national airport here in washington. sandra, tell us what happened. >> wolf, many airports are on the waterfront just like this one at washington's reagan national and many times the water actually acts as a security barrier for these airports. but other times, it's the source of great concern. motion detecting wire fences and video cameras, all part of a an hundred million dollar security system surrounding new york area's four airports. but all that state-of-the-art technology didn't stop a stranded jet skier from wandering on to jfk airport. the incident is raising a red flag with airport security experts. >> i was very surprised by the incident in new york. >> port authority police say 31-year-old daniel casseia was jet skiing friday night when his ski broke down. authorities believe he swam tow

before the 2004 earthquake which created the huge tsunami in the indian indian ocean they had -- 8.8 on most zones. and now we, you know, we have that understanding. and certainly reemphasized by the earthquake that produced the tragedy at fukushima. so geology certainly matters. it is always changing. and, you know, if we're dealing with issues of the back end of the fuel cycle and thinking about repository geology matters again. now let me just say that the nrc is a regulatory body. we are independ regulatory body, we protect the public health and safety, we do not make policy. so that's congress' job. we don't promote the industry. we regulate the industry. we don't look for solutions to the nuclear waste problem, that's congress' job. david, again. chair will the new focuses on geology mean that reliancing examination of facilities like india point, san 0 know fray where some of these issues have post conruction been recognized will it be different now? are you planning to be more rigorous in that regard? >> you know, i'm not planning any new rules right now. and, you know, frank

before the 2004 sumatra quake that created that huge tsunami in the indian ocean, seismologists had no understanding that you could get a may get quake -- a mega quake, which is larger than 8.8 -- on most subduction zones. now we have that understanding. and it is reemphasize by the to who grew -- by the tuhoku quake. >> all of this event later in our program scheduled and any time in our video library. we will take you now to the pentagon for a monthly update from the chairman of the joint chiefs general dempsey and leon panetta. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> first of all, i wanted to indicate that, earlier today, i had a very good conversation with general sec, which is it is new general of defense -- with a general assisi, which is the new general of defense in egypt. general alsisi expressed his unwavering commitment to they u.s.-egypt relationship, which has been an anchor of stability in the middle east for more than 30 years. i in turn indicated to him that i look forward to working with him an

blew through ocean city as well. through the indian river area. a life of viewto have brightened considerably. weekend thata good the beaches. almost a half inch of rain in harrisonburg. 66 -- that is a chilly mid august temperature with the rain. 75 in since city and madison. s -- ocean city and madison. one cluster moving off over the bay. the next. the west. the wording has just expired -- thunderstorm warning has just expired. still have a flash -flood warning. the cold front line up and is of us now. most unstable air is to the the metro area. we see a severe thunderstorm watch continue well south of the region as well. the eastern part of north carolina, that is where these spots will be. will see clearing skies move the west to east across tonight.0:00 84 at reagan national. degrees in hagerstown. '80s tothe north and the south. front is pushing for the humidity and temperatures at bay. warmer tomorrow than today but not as he made. into friday,e get the heat and humidity will build will build a head of another cold front. here is a batch o

southern ocean that fiscal populism -- so we have a fiscal populism. it has a lot of attraction indiany the macro economic problems. but certainly i think what's also happening from the growth point of view is we move from one of india's great states, we've not heard of, a man called -- he said india was a perfect licensed quarter. he did not like the model but i think that some of those things have come down. we become i think what's called -- i said facetiously there are three kinds of rent. spectrum, allocations in absolute disaster in any. big source of corruption. the biggest scandal in the has ever had. land has become a source of corruption. the allocation of land is a big source of corruption. extracting coal which in turn affects power and infrastructure and growth indirectly. then, of course, with subterranean rents which is a phenomenon in india where we cannot get access to call because the mining rights again are really a disaster. so in the medium-term in some ways fiscal populism and this rant is a serious impediment to growth in the medium-term. but then you wake up and