an american ronald noble is the head of interpol. he will work closely with british authorities to make sure they know who is out there. >> we have a major event support team that will help identify people who are nonnationals. >> reporter: armed with interpol's wealth of information, authorities policing the games hope to keep the upper hand against anyone who tries to cause trouble. cbs news, france. >> interpol officials say 33 million passports are currently in their lost or stolen database. authorities are working to make sure they haven't fallen into the hands of terrorist. >>> not huff for you? 4:37. it's coming your way again. anny will let us know what we should expect, triple digits or thought, when you head out the door this morning. >> another day, another auto recall to tell you about. >> 4:52, federal regulators ban a controversial chemical being used in products every die that we use. >> we're back in -- every day that we use. >> we're back in two minutes. here's a tip. probably not a good day to eat outside. >>> good

this american is the head of interpol. he says that he will work closely with british authorities to make sure that they know who is out there. >> we have a major event support team that will help identify people who are not nationals, about what the u.k. might not know anything. >> authorities hope to keep the upper hand against anyone who tries to cause trouble. cbs news, france. >> it is a staple at sporting events, the kiss camera.,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help cover some of the expenses medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thous

he's with interpol and works with british authorities to make sure who's out there. >> we have a major help identify people that are nonnationals in the u.k. and might not know anything. >> armed with the wealth of information to help keep the upper hand with anyone who tries to cause trouble. wjz eyewitness news. >> interpol officials say 33 passports are in the lost or stolen database and making sure they haven't fallen into the hands of terrorists. >>> there's a large water main break that's causing headaches for business owners. kristy breslin live on the traffic control, but first, mike hellgren has an update from the department of public works. >> reporter: they put cameras down into neighboring water mains to determine there was no problems there and learned that this particular water main that broke was 7 feet below the ground and have not waivered on the three-week estimate to get this finished and a few moments ago, heard from transportation officials who's got a handle on most of the problems but this is going to be a costly fix. let's listen to albert fox. >> we have 3,000

police departments worldwide relies on interpol's database and most wanted people.sthand look at the situation room inside the headquarters. these people are compiling databases on terror suspects that cross borders and keeping track of lost passports, making sure they haven't fallen into the wrong hands. the staff monitors events throughout the world and prevent from getting on airplanes and crossing borders. he's head of interpol and works closely to see who is out there. >> we help to identify people. >> reporter: along with interpol's wealth of information, authorities policing the gang hope to have the upper hand against anyone who tries to cause trouble. monica, wjz eyewitness news. >> 30 million passports are currently in the lost or stolen database. they want to make sure they haven't fallen into the wrong hands of terrorists. >>> a preview then. >> a water main mess, major underway. problems that will last for several weeks and. >> swimming is just one part of the grueling modern triathlon. it's a sport you probably never heard of. >> check for more of thes

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interpol officials say 33 million passports are currently in their lost or stolen database.uthorities are now working to make sure they haven't fallen into the hands of terrorists. >>> and speaking of the olympics, in just a week, a young baltimore county woman will arrive in london to pursue her own olympic ambitions. she can run, shoot, fence, swim and ride and she's one of the best in the world. wjz's denise coat shows us what drives the athlete to go for the gold. >>reporter: for suzanne, it's not good enough to be good at one sport, swimming, she has to excel at five. maryland makes its mark on the olympics, everyone remembers michael phelps, kimy misner, dominic dawes, suzanne stantineas. she's the best but probably in a sport you've never heard of. it's part riding, part running, part shooting, part swimming and part fencing. the ingredients of the modern pentatholon, a daylong challenge pitting this woman against the world's best athletes. if i would have talked to you if you were 7 or 8, did you think this was a dream? >> no, i didn't think it was a possibility. >>r

but interpol put a trace on the money, so we needed to launder it. using the diamond exchange. they do million-dollar transfers every day. money laundering takes time. you were only there for a few hours. we had a computer program to run the transactions already set up. we already had all the account numbers and passwords. how? we had a spy. hey. so, the techs just examined the ip security cameras from the exchange. and maddux's inside guy told us that maddux had implanted a device in one of the cameras on the trading room floor. here it is. looks like a thumb-drive. attached to a laser reader built into the camera. now, this particular camera had a view of the wire-transfer desk, which is how it recorded all the passwords and account numbers. yeah, but you can't see the screens. with a laser reader, you don't have to, because it doesn't read words on the screen. it reads vibrational pulses emitted by keystrokes as it types. it's like reading braille. in braille, each letter or numeral is represented by a pattern of dots, just like keystrokes on a computer are represented by a

interpol started here before going global and now it's pulling viral. log in. to look around. choose your place change your stance. and needs to. make your statement. spread the word. occupy wall street and launch. top stories this hour on r.t. russia and china a vote vetoed i should say another western backed resolution at the u.n. security council which threatened syria with new sanctions and could have paved the way for military intervention russia's also canceled a vote on its own draft resolution which was aimed at extending the u.n. observer mission to syria moscow says western countries refused to even consider the text. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu extends his blame is to include lebanon saying both iran and hezbollah are behind the bus blast in bulgaria that left eight people dead the accusations come as netanyahu faces tough opposition at home for ignoring domestic issues. also reporting that the german parliament has decided to grant a hundred billion euros in rescue cash to spain's battered banks angela merkel has put her reputation on the line by tryi

his dna and fingerprints have been circulated to interpol, the cia, fbi, israeli secret services. and another key question, who sent him? israel again accused iran and hezbollah. prime minister netanyahu today. >> this attack was part of a global campaign of terror carried out by iran and hezbollah. this terror campaign has reached a dozen countries on five continents. >> reporter: iran called the claim baseless but netanyahu said everything must be done to stop, quote, the world's most dangerous regime from developing the world's most dangerous weapon -- the nuclear weapon. israel and iran are said to be fighting a secret war of assassinations, bombs, and cyber warfare. but in the case of this latest attack washington wants more proof before accusing iran. brian? >> martin fletcher, nbc news headquarters in tel aviv. martin, thanks. now to the crisis in syria, a nation truly now on the brink after that deadly strike that took out four of president assad's top deputies. there are reports 250 people were killed across that country just today. that would make it the deadliest day si

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the interpol staff is compiling data bases on fugitives and terror suspects that should not cross borders. they're also keeping track of lost passports to make sure that not fallen into the wrong hands. >> we have a major event support team that will help identify people who are not to nationals, about the and the u.k. may not know anything. >> there has been an increase in chatter among extremist groups as the olympics approach, that was expected however there is still no specific or credible threat to the london games. leave by thursday or else, the order from the city of san jose to squatters in kelley park. officers have had enough after a string of break-ins in grass fires. marks a year is live at city hall with the latest as the deadline looms. >> officials are concerned about sanitation and health and about fires, and now the homeless that live there, they have just 24 hours to get out. the warning signs are up at homeless camp sites around coyote creek inside of kelley park, the signs are stapled to trees and take directly onto tens warning that everyone needs to be out beginning

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this video shot by interpole police shows counterfeit products that could have ended up in the unitedtes candy bars and fish and cheese and tomato sauce. >> they are cheated. >> reporter: here in the u.s., food and drug administration agents are also on the hunt for phoney food products and ingredients using everything from counterfeit olive oil to alleged expensive wine. feds say it's fake. >> you think we are buying a high value or specific type of product and the bad guys swapped it out with something inferior. >> reporter: the problem is so big a national data base was cree created to try to track -- created to try to track it. once it makes it to market, consumers don't realize that they have been ripped off unless they get sick. >> food. [audio not understandable] frequently adults do not use fake ingredients that would cause immediate health problems. >> reporter: in a new study, the doctor crunched the data base numbers revealing the top couldn'ter fit foods. 16% involved olive oil. often diluted with cheater oils. 14% involved milk found to be watered. and 7% honey. adult rat

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damage germany doesn't even have a coaster with an extradition review treaty with costa rica and interpol that dismissed the extradition demand as being politically motivated so why germany acted on it we don't know where that remains you see personally i have faith that germany will not extradite we can post a review of this and by the way i've offered to come to post in the it will tend the trial but i said you got to set a trial date will come with their evidence we certainly can when we documented everything for the film sharp or but they want to extradite you why because it means that bring me there in handcuffs and hold me in their prison for a year until they get around a sudden trial date and i don't think that's right so i think we have a very good case and i'm confident that we will win it i will definitely keep an eye on that thanks so much for joining us tonight captain paul watson it. was time for our last break of the evening ballot come back find out why the state of florida is tonight's told time winner then nerds could be at each other's throats after the results of that

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he is now listed as one of the fbi's wanted men and osceola interpol's most wanted list. >> the families over there fighting to get the children back but we are also looking because it is a violation of the international parental kidnapping act. >> reporter: their mother has taken a one-year absence from work to fight for the return of her children. she is in tunisia now and spoke with us by phone. >> it has been mentally and emotionally draining but right now, we're focused on being grateful and expecting to be home together. >> reporter: she is grateful because her ex is allowing to her see the children but she won't be able to return to the u.s. with the kids unless the courts in tunisia recognize the terms of her u.s. divorce and grant her guardianship. >> what a mess. >> we hope that gets worked out. >> the fbi and international police are watching to see if he tries to travel anywhere. >> he would be arrested immediately. fbi says they would extradite him back to the u.s. >>> they lost just about everything two weeks ago during a powerful storm and now the familiar list on the way

caribbean says once it was informed of the assault, it notified the fbi, new zealand authorities and interpol. it also said it provided the fbi with 50 to 60 pictures of crew members but, quote, unfortunately, the guest was unable to identify the crew member in question. royal caribbean insisted it continuously supported law enforcement during the investigation of this incident. additionally, the cruise line says its security personnel have been trained by the fbi and use fbi procedures. it's been more than two years. there has been no arrest. in effect, the person who assaulted you, did get away? >> yeah. >> reporter: and could very well be floating around somewhere? >> yes. >> drew, i find this report amazing. where are the police in all of this? >> these cruise ships are floating cities. everything both good and bad goes on in a small city can happen at sea. outside the 12 mile limit it's the fbi that has the official jurisdiction. of course the fbi isn't on board. so the answer is there are no cops to call. which is why this former on-board ship security officer tells us, it's so hard to

bulgarian authorities say they have given all the evidence to the fbi, also israeli security and interpol hoping to find out who he is. >> atatika shub ert live from bulgaria this morning. >>> george zimmerman granted his first television interview, appearing with his attorney, mark o'marra, on fox news. >> i feel that was all god's plan. and for me to second guess it or judge it. >> is there anything you might do differently in retrospect now that time has passed a little bit? >> no, sir. >> joining me with more from miami is cnn's john zarella. first off, zimmerman obviously granted this interview to, you know, up his image as far as public opinion is concerned. what's the reaction in sanford this morning? >> reporter: well, we're not in sanford. but i can tell you that i think the reaction is this, carol. i think the reaction is that if you went into this interview, this appearance that he had on fox, believing that it was self-defense, believing that it was, you know, that it was self-defense, you probably came out of it thinking the same thing. if you went into it believing that he w

an attack for which interpol is still after iran's defense minister for connection with that. iran denies any responsibility for that attack 18 years ago as well. back to you. jenna: amy, thank you. jon: the crisis obviously is intensifying in syria. we just had that u.n. security council rejection. senator lindsey graham talks with jenna coming up. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums jenna: back to our top story today. violence spiraling out of control in syria. [gunfire] amateur video there showing fighting raging in the capital city of damascus as president assad's regime still reels from the bombing that killed his security chief. syria's state-run news agencies are now reporting that the president, president assad, attended the swearing in ceremony of a new defense minister today. amid some concerns and rumors quite frankly that the president was in hiding. but his government's forces, those forces are