. >> narrator: the plan is to keep on olga's trail in istanbul and see where the women in her group are taken. the crew's turkish fixer has a good idea where they're headed. >> narrator: aksaray is a bustling district in the heart of istanbul, home to growing numbers of expatriate soviets. compared to what they left behind, aksaray is full of opportunities. but, for many young women, aksaray will be the bitter end to their dreams. olga leads the team to a notorious spot in aksaray. this parking lot is an unofficial market for russian migrant workers. goods are exchanged, deals are made, legal and illegal workers head to their new employers, and women are sold. >> ( translated ): she asked us to wait for a while. then she approached us and said, "come with me." we followed her and crossed the road. >> ( translated ): there were some men at a table outside a cafe. she brought us to those men and said that one of them was the owner of the shop. she told us they were going to drive us to the apartment where we were going to stay. >> ( translated ): she talked to them in turkish, took money

in 1999, a huge earthquake 100 kilometers east of istanbul killed least 17,000 people.ent polls suggest 60% of turks do not want nuclear power. elections will be held in june. the environmental issues may play a role in the campaign. >> i say learn from the disaster in japan and think again. >> politicians made that decision by themselves. if they asked the people, the plans would be dropped at once. >> the people do not want it. we see what has happened in japan. what else is there to say? >> the second plant is to be built on the black sea coast. the region has seen an increase in cancer deaths that some physicians blame on reactivity from chernobyl5 years ago. turk is negotiating with toshiba to build reactors. they operate the fukushima plant. >> the russians and japanese may be coming to build power plants here and operate them as they see fit. turkey will not be in a position to supervise them. we do not have the experts. >> for decades, turkey has been dreaming of nuclear power. a lack of funds held it back. now it could be the turkish people who finally put it t

officials in istanbul airport were suspicious. they opened what appeared to be a box supposedly containing a wedding cake and found inside a detonator, some wires, a timer, but no explosives. now, the police say a 26-year-old man has been arrested in london on suspicion of carrying out a bomb hoax. they say that they arrested an address on north london. they don't believe it's terrorism-related. it will cause serious concerns about airport security and aviation security and the department of transport says it's investigating. it says in a statement, the government is aware of this incident and takes it very seriously. we will look at all aspects of this incident, including u.p.s.'s procedures. the company says it is cooperating with an investigation. >> thank you very much for the update. still ahead, the world cup semifinal of cricket, a special report of the buildup ahead of wednesday's epic clash. more now on the foreign intervention in libya. david cameron was asked if the nato air strikes were helping the rebel forces topple

>>reporter: istanbul: the bridge between europe and asia, east and west. an ideal setting for a conference focusing on the need for more just societies - particularly in the middle east and north africa. the discussions centered on the global movement for justice, peace and dignity but also addressed fears of extremism taking root in the vacuum created by the fall of authoritarian governments. panellists examined the root causes of the revolutions sweeping the muslim world. >>muzaffar: we have had ruling elites that neglected the people, who do not care for the ordinary human being...because we have had endemic corruption. >>reporter: delegates looked at both the political and economic aspects of the region's future prospects, with social and economic justice closely intertwined. >>abdulla-janahi: if you look at egypt in the past 6 years we had 50, nearly 45, 60 billion dollars of fdi coming in -how much of that trickled down? it was very limited. how much stayed between the 200 to 400 families at the top - they took it all in. and that's been the problem.

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until my dad transferred to istanbul.ttled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> all right. good evening, everybody. positive ex-warriors news. chris mullin named to the college basketball hall of fame. back in the days when the stars played all four years of college hoops he was a star at st. st. johns. won one of his two olympic gold medals in 1984. the basketball hall of fame, chris mullin is a candidate as well, he will find out april 4 but goes into the college hall of fame. warriors at indianapolis tomorrow night. a little off the field news. just do this quick. so annoying. murphy, who they acquired in a trade. he is now a free agent.

in 1999, a huge earthquake 100 kilometers east of istanbul killed least 17,000 people.t polls suggest 60% of turks do not want nuclear power. elections will be held in june. the environmental issues may play a role in the campaign. >> i say learn from the disaster in japan and think again. >> politicians made that decision by themselves. if they asked the people, the plans would be dropped at once. >> the people do not want it. we see what has happened in japan. what else is there to say? >> the second plant is to be built on the black sea coast. the region has seen an increase in cancer deaths that some physicians blame on reactivity from chernobyl 25 years ago. turkey is negotiating with toshiba to build reactors. they operate the fukushima plant. >> the russians and japanese may be coming to build power plants here and operate them as they see fit. turkey will not be in a position to supervise them. we do not have the experts. >> for decades, turkey has been dreaming of nuclear power. a lack of funds held it back. now it could be the turkish people who finally put it

. >> it was two weeks ago that this package was sent from london to istanbul. they opened what appeared to be a box containing a wedding cake and found inside a detonator, some wires, a timer. on suspicion of carrying out a bomb hoax, they arrested him. they don't believe it is terrorism related. it does cause serious concerns about airport security and aviation security. the government is taking it very seriously, we will look at all aspects of this. the company says it is cooperating with the investigation. >> how they are expected to come to a standstill on wednesday. it is much more than just a matter given the political background and tensions between the two countries. >> a warm embrace between archrivals, a role in what has been described as an epic clash. >> i am the ambassador of pakistan, so i should be. >> the build up for the game has been intense. the head of light hearted game of football to shake up the stress. after all, they will be performing not just in front of their fans, but also their prime minister. this is where the leaders of india and

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until my dad transferred to istanbul.led in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. in a corruption >>> it's happened again. another bay area law enforcement officer arrested in a corruption scandal. the connection he has to a state narcotics agent who has also been arrested. >>> he was waiting for a train but tonight he's in critical condition. a cal train passenger attacked by more than a dozen people. >>> a recent repair of a cruise ship is generating new ideas for bringing hundreds of jobs to the area. good evening, i'm notarangelo. it's in connection with an ongoing drug investigation. >> reporter: apparently no one wants to go on camera talkin

with host miley cyrus. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbulkly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> up next, it's the new talk show "duh, winning" with charlie sheen.

[ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul.settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. chris: welcome back. defense secretary bob gates was up at west point the other day and said this -- >> any future defense secretary who advises the president to again send a big american land army into asia or into the mac, bringing us to this question -- will americans be patient with the current withdrawal time table for afghanistan or will they push for a quicker withdrawal given that statement? >> i think they're going to be patient because frankly, at this point, they don't want to look too close

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giants without matt cain. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> good evening. the sharks are red hot. they lead the division. they're only looking up at two other teams in the west. one of them at tank. tonight a very entertaining, intense, and chippy affair with the detroit redwings in the house. a skirmish with jumbo joe in the middle of it. at end of the tied first period but off of the intermission off of the face-off, dany heatley gets his second goal of the game. and then third period for a little insurance, patrick marleau got one of the nutiest goals of the year. and that's sticking with it, and that's eigh

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we will be right back. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> darya: everyone is clapping 'keeping our eye on stocks today. right now a rare three day hearing is under way with the ntsb in washington d.c.. focusing on this san bruno. the pipeline explosion that happened last september. pg&e are supposed to be the first up to testify. it is happening right now just under way, for about half hour now. we have been monitoring that. this is a live shot here. they're going through graphics were the show what happened with pg&e, and what their response was. therethey ae talking about their risk management. what we expec

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we have the istanbul conference. prior to that, there will be an announcement by president obama sometime in july. then there will be a -- these are the stepping stones. we are in a very fluid environment. we are not the only ones creating steppingstones. that is the plan. let's go back on security. the situation in terms -- there is always a lot of debates. are we getting -- the search is working. we can see that happening in the sense that there is clearly a change in afghanistan. you could say, yes, there are so many casualties and violence. this is unfortunately a reality. there was a moment when the peak of the so-called pressure did attract -- there were many more troops on the grounds. the issue is to see that after six months, this is producing what it should be producing. in iraq, after a period of bad news, you suddenly started seeing the first beginning. in afghanistan, we will have to see what is happening in july. obviously, the outcome of a military intensified operation cannot be how many people on the

and then we have the istanbul conference prior to that. there will be an announcement by president obama and as he has indicated, sometimes in july, and then there will be a conference and bonn. these of the stepping step -- these are the stepping stones they can be seen. we are in a fluid environment. we are not the only ones having steppingstones are creating steppingstones. others may have others. as go back on security. the situation in terms of security, there is a lot of debate about is it more secure or less secure than before? are we getting into a worse situation and so on. the surge by general petreaus is working. we can see that happening in the sense that there is clearly a change in the momentum. you could say and rightly so, yes, and there are so many casualties and there is so much violence. this is unfortunately a reality which was also in iraq. there was a moment when the peak of the so-called pressure encountered a counter-peak by the insurgents. and there were many more on the ground. the issue is to see whether after si

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and then have a conference in istanbul where there would be, i would say, is stability pact, putting down some rules of the game through which everyone may respect afghanistan. there will not be a temptation to get too much involved. i think that would be more than enough in afghanistan, if we get that in a regional meeting in istanbul. >> certainly you have many challenges ahead of you to fill the steps you laid out. we wish you all the best. it is a rare opportunity so thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> vice-president joe biden talked about a plan to boost college graduation rates. his remarks are next on c-span. after that, and interviewer interviews diane sawyer. then we will hear from the iraqi ambassador to the united states. on tomorrow's "washington journal," we will talk about the military strategy against libya. nora been some held joins us. then fred hochberg on of merit -- on u.s. american president barack obama strip to land america. then rebecca adams will di

earlier this week, he said he like to have a meeting in istanbul. turkey again, later this year, and then there's supposed to be a meeting to mark the 10th anniversary of the bond conference which gave us the karzai government. the u.n. is also facilitating talks by afghan by karzai's high peace council and these are good initiatives. there's a new report that's come out from the century fund on negotiations for afghanistan, the way forward and in addition to recommending the selection of an international facilitator for peace talks among afghans, it also recommends regional diplomacy and it recommends bilateral u.s.-iran dialogue on afghanistan. if iran is going to be playing a more constructive role in afghanistan, it's going to expect something in return and this is the tricky part that the ambassador mentioned. can the united states continue to put pressure on iran over its nuclear program and still offer iran something to be -- behave in a more constructive manner in afghanistan? i think one of the answers is transit trade through iran from afg

and then we have the istanbul conference. prior to that, there will be an announcement by president obama and as he has indicated sometime in july, and then there will be a conference in bonn. these are the stepping stones which will be foreseen. of course, as we are in a very fluid environment and what we are not the only ones having steps stones or creating stepping stones, others may have. we hope not. but that is the plan. okay. so let's go back on security. because it's the issue. the situation in terms of security, because there's always a lot of debate is it more secure or less secure than before. are we getting the worse situation and so on. the fact is the search by general petraeus in nonmilitary is working. we can see that happening in the sense that there is clearly a change in the perception in afghanistan of the momentum. now you could say and rightly so, yet, but how come if it is working there are so many casualties and there is so much violence? this is unfortunately a reality which we also saw in iraq. there

he was beaten back and he was defeated, at least in istanbul where of course everyone is devoted to formsof alcoholic entertainment. their success elsewhere in turkey in the provinces has been greater but then again it must be said that in the provinces the prevalence of alcohol always there has always been less than places like istanbul and its mayor. so i think you are going to have a big push there. you will see the brotherhood without a shadow of a doubt try to go after the united states whenever possible. i think you will see them also whenever possible, to go after israel to demonize israel. i would suggest to you there that that is their position, it is not all that different from the position you currently have in egypt. you have got to remember that all things in life are evolutionary and that the views of the brotherhood has towards egypt actually -- towards israel aren't that different from any of the views you find easily expressed amongst secular elites which can be quite vicious, quite nasty and anti-semitic towards israel. you can definitely be absolutely certain that hamas

then we have the istanbul conference. prior to that, there will be an announcement from president obama sometime in july. then there will be a conference in bonn. these are the stepping stones that can be foreseen. we're in a very fluid environment. we are not the only ones having steppingstones or creating them. others may have others. we hope not. that is the plan. let's go back to security. there is always a lot of debate about whether it is more or less secure than before. the surge by general petraeus is working. we can see is working in that there is clearly a change in the perception in afghanistan. you may ask if it is working why are there so many casualties in so much violence? this is a reality also in iraq. there was a moment when the peak of the pressure did attract a counter-peak by insurgents. there were more occasions because there were many more boots on the ground. the issue is to see if after six months is producing what it should be producing. here is the main point. every country is different. in iraq

he was beaten back and he was defeated, at least in istanbul where of course everyone is devoted to forms of alcoholic entertainment. their success elsewhere in turkey in the provinces has been greater but then again it must be said that in the provinces the prevalence of alcohol always there has always been less than places like istanbul and its mayor. so i think you are going to have a big push there. you will see the brotherhood without a shadow of a doubt try to go after the united states whenever possible. i think you will see them also whenever possible, to go after israel to demonize israel. i would suggest to you there that that is their position, it is not all that different from the position you currently have in egypt. you have got to remember that all things in life are evolutionary and that the views of the brotherhood has towards egypt actually -- towards israel aren't that different from any of the views you find easily expressed amongst secular elites which can be quite vicious, quite nasty and anti-semitic towards israel. you can definitely be absolutely certain that hama

during the latest rounds of negotiations with the iranian regime in istanbul. the iranians were adamant in emphasizing their right to indigenous enrichment. a recent bipartisan letter from numerous senators reflects the overwhelming view of congress on this question. it's still, however, unclear what the administration's position on this issue is. the letter cited reports suggesting that the administration is open to an indigenous iranian enrichment capability albeit under certain conditions. the so-called einhorn plan, for example, would allow iran to maintain 4,000 centrifuges. you went -- you even went so far as to suggest during an interview with the bbc that iran has a right to enrichment. article 4 of the nonproliferation treaty, the source of the iranian claim is not clear on this point. what is the administration's position on iran's claim that they have a right to an enrichment program on their soil? and does the administration believe that the current regime should be allowed to enrich or reprocess domestically? >> well, congressman, it has been our p

he was beaten back and he was defeated, at least in istanbul where of course everyone is devoted to forms of alcoholic entertainment. their success elsewhere in turkey in the provinces has been greater but then again it must be said that in the provinces the prevalence of alcohol always there has always been less than places like istanbul and its mayor. so i think you are going to have a big push there. you will see the brotherhood without a shadow of a doubt try to go after the united states whenever possible. i think you will see them also whenever possible, to go after israel to demonize israel. i would suggest to you there that that is their position, it is not all that different from the position you currently have in egypt. you have got to remember that all things in life are evolutionary and that the views of the brotherhood has towards egypt actually -- towards israel aren't that different from any of the views you find easily expressed amongst secular elites which can be quite vicious, quite nasty and anti-semitic towards israel. you can definitely be absolutely certain that hama

we'll be right back. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 8:25 a.m. and quickly cured storm tractoa quick look here the radr , a fellow teacher rather coming up in a bid. >> george: your right here on highway 6, south bend we do not have hot spot today they usually deal later than usual traffic for the ride into the san ramon valley. >> mark: thank you, following the latest with the bay area gas prices have you noticed them creeping up, craig sklar down the gas station taking things too extreme. >> reporter: $4.25 a gallon, prices have gone up quite a bit in this short- term your chec

during the latest renegotiations with the iranian regime in istanbul, they were adamant in emphasizing their right to indigenous in richmond. a recent bipartisan letter from numerous senators this reflects the overwhelming view of congress on this question. it is still, however, on a clear, what the administration's position is. the letter cited reports suggesting that the administration is open to an indigenous and richard capability, albeit under certain capabilities. d.r. einhorn plan will allow them to maintain 4000 centrifuges. he even went so far as to suggest during an interview with the bbc that iran has the right to enrichment. article for the nonproliferation treaty caught -- to become the source of their climb, is not clear on this point. what is the administration's feelings on their claim that they have a right to an enrichment program on their soil. does the administration believed the current regime should be allowed to enrich or reprocessed domestically? >> it has been our position that under very strict conditions iran would sometime in the future having responded to t

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he talked about organizing a meeting in istanbul this summer. we have the high peace council, which already mentioned. why propose more bureaucratic structure? [laughter] >> let me take a lap at that. -- whack at that rate 12 months ago, it was not that much of a slam dunk. it is now time to bring the threads together. a certain amount of cacophony and laudable objectives may be right, but over time, if he wants to take energy, you have to focus it and move it. in fact, numerous channels, the endless numbers of individual conversations, are all taking into account to that we are on the cusp of needing a certain effort that will move ahead in phase is that we've set out and tried not to replicate what is essentially a series of isolated conversations and semi jamborees, and begin to put it into something that could actually lead somewhere. we feel this is a serious contribution of our report. >> i have a point on the facilitator. there are a couple of factors that are featured in a recommendations. we think this is a full-time job. it is not some

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he talked about organizing a meeting in istanbul this summer. we have the high peace council, which already mentioned. why propose more bureaucratic structure? [laughter] >> let me take a lap at that. -- whack at that rate 12 months ago, it was not that much of a slam dunk. it is now time to bring the threads together. a certain amount of cacophony and laudable objectives may be right, but over time, if he wants to take energy, you have to focus it and move it. in fact, numerous channels, the endless numbers of individual conversations, are all taking into account to that we are on the cusp of needing a certain effort that will move ahead in phase is that we've set out and tried not to replicate what is essentially a series of isolated conversations and semi jamborees, and begin to put it into something that could actually lead somewhere. we feel this is a serious contribution of our report. >> i have a point on the facilitator. there are a couple of factors that are featured in a recommendations. we think this is a full-time job. it is not some

earlier the this week, and he says that he hopes to continue this, and he'd like to have a meeting in istanbul-- turkey again -- later this year, and then there's supposed to be a meeting in bonn to mark the tenth anniversary of the bonn conference which gave us the karzai government. the u.n. is also facilitating talks among afghans by karzai's high peace council. and these are all good initiatives. finally, i will just mention there's a new report that's come out from the century fund on negotiations for afghanistan, the way forward, and in addition to recommending the selection of a, of an international facilitator for peace talks among afghans, it also recommends regional diplomacy and bilateral u.s./iran dialogue on afghanistan. if iran is going to be playing a more constructive role in afghanistan, it's going to expect something in return, and this is the tricky part that the ambassador mentioned. can the united states continue to put pressure on iran over its nuclear program and still offer iran something to behave in a more constructive manner in afghanistan? i think one of the answers