university live there in istanbul thank you for your time. well you can access the news of any time on our website ality dot com here's what's working for you online right now about ninety percent of afghans are aware of the september eleventh attacks or the reasons behind the country's decade long patient by u.s. forces you can learn more about it online. and russia dominates the london international film festival with multiple movie entries euclidian it's on to suck it off fast which is the top award at the venice film festival. the official. from the. video on demand. for the palm of your. mission. critics say should be free. for drug free. arrangement three. three. three. three blog video for your media project a free media. an explosion at a nuclear facility.

university joining us live there in istanbul thank you for your time . when you can access the web site. right now about ninety percent of the september eleventh attacks. by u.s. forces. and russia dominates the international film festival with multiple movie entries. which is the top award at the venice film festival. the official. video. and. the palm of your. mission. couldn't take should be free. free. free. free. free free. free . an explosion at a nuclear facility molecule in southern france has left one person dead and four people injured officials early want of a possible radiation leak but say no emissions have been detected but let's cross now live to paris to talk more on this with journalist most eager thanks very much indeed for being with us here on our team as we've seen with the focus shima disaster authorities downplayed the scale of the disaster at the start now what do you make of the french authorities delay in declaring this accident i understand it took some some hours before they said anything. well it's typical of the governments

. >> the visa section of the germ nan consulate in istanbul is not todd's favorite place to be. he came here last year to apply for a visa to attend an event put on by the hamburg soccer team. he had a written invitation and a plane ticket and thought getting a visa would be nothing more than just a formality. >> i got my passport back on the day i was due to fly, about three hours before the flight. my visa application had been rejected. as a free-lance journalist, i had no proof of a regular income. i had never been denied entry before. >> the writer has traveled to other countries for many years. he was so annoyed about his refusal of enter tri-that he decided to collect -- enter tri-that he decided to collect stories from other turkish rejectees. he had been planning a trip to germany last year to see friends and visit museums in hamburg. her application was rejected, and she still doesn't know why. >> the reason given was that i'm not welcome there. i have my apartment, my studio, my husband, my mother. >> the german authorities say turkish citizens want to use visas as a w

received this thrill while it was over bulgaria, just west of turkey, and then flew back toward istanbul to land the plane. the plane took off, though from islamabad and was heading on to manchester, england. it's not clear how many passengers are on board this plane. but again, a turkish tv station saying that a bomb threat has forced this plane bound for britain from pakistan to make this emergency landing in istanbul. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. also we have breaking news on the weather front for you, as well. the tropical depression. that one right there in the atlantic, has intensified. and is now tropical storm maria. it is the 13th named storm of the 2011 hurricane season. we're going to be keeping our eye on this one. of course, as it continues to move north. the tropical storm maria right there. you're watching it. >>> so if there is a ray of hope cutting through the smoke and the ash that covers texas and has claimed two lives, it's that for now, the winds have eased. we're going to go live to texas for an update on that still raging wildfire. >>> and

the candidate cities are tokyo, madrid, rome, baku, doha, and istanb istanbul. they all have to submit proposals by next february including plans for stadiums. the ioc will make its determination in december 2013. tokyo governor says having the olympics here would be a way for tokyo to show the world how it's recovered from the earthquake and tsunami. tokyo hosted in 1964. it was to in the line to host in 2016 but lost out to rio de jier in row. and now here is your extended weather forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> yu-hu, whoa, hey, what are you looking at? want to fight? i am jumping spider and i know how to fight. we don't know why but humans around here are always trying to catch us. oh, no, there goes another one. since way back jumping spiders and humans have had a strange relationship. we live in the seaside city in futtsu in chiba prefecture, which is about an hour's drive from tokyo. >> translator: small ones. >> reporter: this man is here to catch us, too. >> translator: a cap? >>

istanbul was a turning point in the international community's view an approach to the issue. last week in paris was quite extraordinary. some people said this was a victory lap. i didn't get that sense at all. the people in that room including the prime minister of france and the prime minister of italy and several other high- level officials including ban-ki moon of the u.n. -- there was a sense of pride in what the international community had done over the past several months. it was in no cents a victory lap as such. i think everybody recognized that the situation had reached a more positive point over the past many months, there were is more work to do. there's no doubt a muammar gaddafi along with his sons, having them continue to be free anywhere in libya posed a danger to whatever efforts they were going to make in terms of establishing a new government and a new way afford for this to libya country. for their part, some themes were common on the presentations made. calling on nations to recognize them. we have about 65 nations now that have formally recognized the tnc

one was found for britain and was forced to make an emergency landing in istanbul. no suspicious items were found. a second plane was grounded at kuala lumpur. the passengers disembarked safely. in libya, the hunt for colonel gaddafi continues and more where when stories are emerging about his regime's last days in tripoli. formal loyalists have been detained since the city fell and some have been telling the bbc that they were forced to commit appalling crimes to defend their leader. >> this is where the enemy is of colonel gaddafi were silenced, a place of detention -- detention and abuse. now, the former enemies hold loyalists here. we are restricted of what we are allowed to film so let me describe the conditions as i walk along the maine corridor. the floor is absolutely filthy, there is littered, dirt, cigarette butts. the cells, they are very very cramped and very very hot. probably about 7 meters by six or 5 meters deep and inside each one there is the best part of about 30 prisoners. to a man and woman, they proclaim their innocence and they are very keen t

the activists have been meeting in istanbul and turkey, but said more than half the members were in syria. their names haven't been revealed to protect their security. it's now six months since the protests began. at least 250 people have been killed in a bomb attack in northwest pakistan. police say the device went off during the funeral of a local tribal elder in a village in the lower region. the villages were pro-government and had formed an anti-taliban militia. and now denmark is to get its first female prime minister. >> you're right, helle thorning-schmidt has claimed victory in a close battle after a decade in opposition. campaigning was dominated by the economy with the governs coalition accused of failing to promote enough economic growth. thomas buch-andersen reports from copenhagen. >> denmark's social democratic leader, helle thorning-schmidt, has claimed victory. mr. thorning-schmidt is now set to become the next prime minister and the first woman to hold the post in denmark after defeating the liberal prime minister. the economy dominated campaigning with mrs. thorning-sch

or israel it's facing a growing up regional isolation multiple commentator and columnist for the istanbul based today's our man you have rules of bidar joins me live now many thanks for being with us here on r.t. to speak more of this well this is how in time is not part of the world what does not want to achieve with his visit to cairo do you think. well it was since the arab spring there are about unrest again and. those countries involved the most trouble wants sees. moralists either ignored or supported the plea by their arab neighbors in the region and as we see it first of all aims to tell the crowds in egypt tunisia and libya that they are not alone are being watched very carefully. and to see as an optimism by a regional actor that is turkey which in a way somewhere deep down in the background inspired the new aspirations positional courses and i do on today in his speech in our oblique made it very clear pointing out or going back and history pointing out that what happened in seventy eight eighty nine and the french revolution eight hundred forty eight and also ninety later marr

the activists have been meeting in istanbul in turkey. more than half of the members were in syria. the names have not been revealed it to protect their security. it is now six months since the protests began. the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon urged world leaders to make faster progress and a two- state solution and the middle east. he was addressing the media and head of the annual united nations general assembly where the palestinian authority plans to seek u.n. recognition of a state in the west bank, gaza strip, and east jerusalem. at least 1 people have and killed in a bomb attack in northwest pakistan. a police say a device went off a bank during a funeral for a local tribal elder in a village. of the villagers were pro- government and formed an anti- taliban militia. now for the global economy. five of the world's leading central banks, including the u.s. federal reserve and bank of england, are taking coordinated action to try to help bolster the financial system. they will provide commercial banks with new loans to help ease funding pressures. it comes out as the head

and paris and then heading on into contact group meetings in doha, rome, if united emirates and istanbul and in berlin, all of which secretary of state clinton participated in and would certainly show the commitment of the united states to this effort. i think each of the meetings, built upon the other, and over the time. we found that we built an international sensors. number one, in support of the nato mandate. number two, in support of trying to aid the libyan opposition to the extent that he could. number three, and increasing comfort with the ntc as time went on. i remember from the first days that this had started, within two weeks of the crisis, the secretary asked me to go out and find out exactly who are these people. we had a sense of who they were. i admit some of them when i was ambassador in summer ministers, some occupied the government, but we didn't have a sense beyond that of who they were. so i traveled to rome and cairo to meet them. and i think as time went on, the international community became more comfortable with them. as each meeting solidified a particular conse

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let's speak to someone in istanbul. tell us more about what you know happened in ankara. >> this was right in the center of the turkish capitol near the local district's mayor's oftice. we know a mini bus blew up. it took several cars with it. and we also know that there have been ambulances rushing to the scene and there have been no confirmed reports of death or injuries but there must be suspicions that there has been some serious injuries in this attack, manesha. >> are there also suspicions this was a bomb? >> reporter: well, that's the thing. we don't know that. did it blow up because there was an lpg canister head or a deliberate explosion? the police and the security and the authorities have cleared the area concerned there might be a second explosion if it were a planned attack, the governor of ankara is rushing to the scene but it's been cleared and cordoned off. >> i'm sure we'll get more detail. on that explosion that has gone off in ankara, the turkish capital, more details when we can. stay with us. you're

as each meeting solidified a particular consensus leading up to the july 15th meeting in istanbul in which the contact group, basically, offered recognition to the ntc as well as the united states did and called upon the international community to support the ntc with funds and, also, congealed around the sense that gadhafi had to go. up until that time, as you know, there were several attempts at trying to find a political solution. in fact, the libyans were sending out envoys to everybody in an attempt, we think, to try to, you know, play one party off against the other. and in istanbul the contact group kind of put it foot down and said that there'll no longer be a diffusion of envoys and that the effort of the international community with respect to trying to find a political solution if one could be found would be through the u.n. special representative, mr. hatib. so, basically, that brought us to -- so, in effect, istanbul was a turning point, i think, in the international community's view and approach to the issue. last week in paris was really quite extraordinary. the atmosp

istanbul was a successful trip and i'm hosting the experts here. it's ongoing and we will not let it go. >> i wanted to ask you about israel. there are issues of christians and muslims being able to practice freely and attacks on the west bank. have you been speaking to the israeli government and how are they trying to protect as an occupied power? >> we do speak to the israeli government about this and range of other human rights issues. ive been involved since the goldstone report in dealing with some of the issues of humanitarian access, et cetera, in the context of a u.n. resolution. but i would say, i think to put this in a broader frame, at the center of a lot of the tensions in israel, west bank and gaza is the absence of a peace process, peace process that is yielding a two-state solution. that's what we favor. a lot of human rights issues are going to be dealt with much more directly and easily once we have that process up and running. >> could you talk about the situation on religious freedom in georgia in general and give us some more de

specifically, we need to take full advantage of the comments is in istanbul to advance this vision tothe new silk road strategy for regional, economic cooperation. the strategy should build on the dialogue and commitment made in regional foreign or past decades such as star, echo, operational organizations as well as the kabul process. at the same time, it should be rooted in the current unique historical context in afghanistan and its neighbors. in short, afghanistan finds itself at an historical crossroad today. either it continues to depend on foreign aid as the principal driver of economic development as well as foreign forces to safeguard its security or quickly shifts to a new model of development rooted in the dirt as the main generator of jobs and afghan national security forces is achieved guarantor of the national and personal security. for afghanistan, a landmark country to succeed in this transformation must break down the barriers to regional trade and transit. it must invest in the transportation and energy infrastructure to facilitate the growth of a transnational corri

specifically, we need to take full advantage of the comments is in istanbul to advance this vision tohe new silk road strategy for regional, economic cooperation. the strategy should build on the dialogue and commitment made in regional foreign or past decades such as star, echo, operational organizations as well as the kabul process. at the same time, it should be rooted in the current unique historical context in afghanistan and its neighbors. in short, afghanistan finds itself at an historical crossroad today. either it continues to depend on foreign aid as the principal driver of economic development as well as foreign forces to safeguard its security or quickly shifts to a new model of development rooted in the dirt as the main generator of jobs and afghan national security forces is achieved guarantor of the national and personal security. for afghanistan, a landmark country to succeed in this transformation must break down the barriers to regional trade and transit. it must invest in the transportation and energy infrastructure to facilitate the growth of a transnational corrid

begin our coverage with cnn's mohammad jam june, joins us live from istanbul, turkey.o, exactly do we know about how he was killed? >> reporter: i have spoken to official officials who said he was in a motorcade and that was struck and he was killed. details are emerging, not just al awlaki who was kill but sam mere kahn, known as one of the keys to the propaganda outfit to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in yemen, coat editor of english language inspired, published online trying to recruit more members of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and know from yes, ma'am miniofficials he was killed in the strike as well, with anwar al awlaki, and others in that convoy as well, according to yemeni officials. this looks to be a big blow to the propaganda unit of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in yemen. officials saying these are figure heads, people key to recruiting people to the most dangerous wing of al qaeda. al qaeda in the pen anyone sum la 700 members, most emboldened, active wing in yemen what this does to the network as a whole, we don't know yet but this is a big

violence on the streets of istanbul, turkey today.thnic kurds were holding a rally to celebrate world peace day. dozens of kurdish youth apparently started throwing petrol bombs, stones at police. security forces responded by firing some of that tear gas just to try to break up the crowds. kurds are a minority in turkey. they have been out on the streets there protesting because many of them are angry the turkish military has been attacking their villages. >>> and now to this. you remember the 11-year-old minnesota kid who made that incredible hockey shot just last month, supposed to win that big, big prize? well, the kid who was originally supposed to make the shot based on that raffle drawing hand it had off to his twin brother who hit it in. the puck went into this tiny hole for which should have awarded him a $50,000 prize. lack at that. the company says since the wrong brother made the shot, the family doesn't get the prize money, but -- there's a but here. it is donating $20,000 to youth hockey programs in minnesota. what once w

with summit in london and paris and then heading on to the contact group meetings in doha rome and istanbul and also a nato ministerial in berlin all of which secretary of state clinton participated in and the commitment of the united states to this effort. i think each of the meetings each of them built on the every end of the time period i think he found, we found that we build an international consensus number one in support of the nado mandate and the number two, in support of trying to aid of a libyan opposition to the extent that we could come in the number three and increasing comfort with the mtc as time went on. i remember from the first day is that this that started within two weeks of the crisis the secretary asked me to go out and find out exactly who were these people come and we have had a sense of who they were. i met some of them when i was ambassador in some of the more ministers from some of them occupied others in the libyan government but we didn't have a sense beyond that of who they were and so i traveled to rome and cairo to meet them, and i feel that you know when do

. >> from istanbul, mohammad jam june has more details on the other citizen killed in today's attack. >> reporter: a pakistani born american citizen, the co-editor of inspire magazine, the english language magazine used by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula to recruit new members. yemeni officials are saying this is a severe blow to the propaganda in al qaeda. what's yet to be seen is the effect this will have on the leader in yemen. he's maintained all along that he's the only effective bullworth in al qaeda against that country. he's the key leader trying to combat al qaeda in that country, mohammad jamjoon cnn. >> we will have more on the impact of al awlaki's death in a few minutes. >>> army general martin dempsey is the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, replacing admiral mike mullen who had the line of the day. >> to those of you who aren't the closest to us, well, maybe you should have stepped it up a notch. it doesn't hurt to have friends with access to drones. >> today's top story in politics, florida republicans set their presidential primary for january 31st. that is

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nbc's richard engel from istanbul, thank you so much. >> reporter: my pleasure. >> we'll hear president obama's first comments at a handover ceremony for the joint chiefs of staff happening in a few moments from now. there's a live picture of the preparati preparations. the president arrived. i believe he's walking in to the picture right there. what this is about is admiral mike mullen, officially handing over the reins to general martin dempsey. it looks like the president is going right to that podium. so we are going to -- we'll watch this and when the president gets to the podium and after he has his welcome we'll take you there live. >>> meantime, the president's also making a mayor push to sell his jobs plan in key battleground states to be re-elected. campaigning heavy in north carolina, florida and out west where the president says the plan will put construction workers and teachers back to work. he's also conducting a series of local tv and radio interviews including one with talk show host michael smeconish who will week spooek with the president and a msnbc contributor and w

and in istanbul the contact group kind of put its foot down and said they will no longer be a difusionof enjoys, and that the -- envoice and that the effort of the international -- envoys and the effort of the international community would be through through the u.n. special representative, mr. hatif. so that basically brought us to -- so in fact istanbul was a turning point, i think, in the international community's view and approach to the issue. last week in paris was really quite extraordinary. the atmosphere -- you know, some people said while this was a victory lap, i didn't get that sense at all. i think the people in that room including, you know, several prime ministers including, you know, president of france, prime minister of britain and the prime minister of italy and several other high level officials, including ban ki-moon of the u.n. and the arab a lot egg, the head, the secretary -- league, the head, the secretary general, there was a sense of pride in what the international community had done over the past several month but it was in no sense a victory lap as such bec

live to istanbul to check in with mohammed jamjoom who has information about exactly where al awlaki was killed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. we're told by the yemeni embassy in washington, d.c. that the operation that killed anwar al awlaki was killed out in a province of yemen about 140 kilometers from the capital, from sanaa. interesting, because anwar alky was believed to be in another province that's known to be a stronghold for militants, and al qaeda and an says-of-a also, trying to target and kill al awlaki and -- [ inaudible ]. >> all right. we're having technical difficulties, because, obviously, it's difficult to have somebody from istanbul. let's head to washington. >>> we're talking about waking up to news to nor key al qaeda death, but we still don't know a lot about how anwar al awlaki died. what do we know now, dan lothian? >> reporter: as reported, in fact, anwar al awlaki is in fact dead. what we're still waiting to find out is the u.s., and what role the u.s. might have played in his death. the haas been very active in that region over the la

in july i went with secretary clinton to istanbul for a meeting on combating religious intolerance. as the lead u.s. coordinator for the implementation of the human rights council resolution which she refer today this morning, i'm eager to work with the islamic cooperation to exchange ideas on how to best protect freedom of religion. i will convene a meeting of experts later this year with participants from around the world and from a wide variety of faiths and religions. we'll talk about how to counter offensive expression through education, interfaith dialogue and public debate and how to prohibit discrimination, profiling and hate crimes. and we will share ways of combating hate without compromising the universal right to free expression. because everyone must have the right to believe as well as the right to manifest their beliefs. so i want to thank you for coming this morning, and assistant secretary posner and i will be happy to take your questions. thank you. >> any questions? go ahead. >> thank you. i have two questions regarding china. the first is according to ccc, the co

looking for a great place to eat in istanbul or biloxi? anywhere? biloxi. yeah, thank you.ating the review guide so highly they're buying it. if you're familiar with zagat, the maroon guide, they rate restaurants, oh tells and other attractions all over the world. they are often referred to as the gastronomic bible. i always -- you know, is it zagat? or zagat? >> apparently, technically, it it's zagats. >> tomato. >> i think you're right. >> we've said it all different ways. >> you're very happy. >> true. >> so, that's it. oh, do i have more? i was just here enjoying your banter. >>> so, sneaker collectors, listen up. marty mcfly sneakers from the second "back to the future" movie, were supposed to be from 2015. but we're actually ahead of the future. those shoes are available right now, 2011. nike will make 1,500 pairs of them and auction them off on ebay. and all proceeds will go to the michael j. fox foundation, marty mcfly himself. in the film, michael had a power cord actually down his leg so that the sneakers lit up. that will not be the case. if you're one of the buy

makes it a lot easier for us to go visit those, but number ten on the list was the grand bazaar in istanbul covered market that goes on forever and ever, built in the 15th century. is looks like something out of 1,001 arabian nights come to life. you don't want to miss it, if you ever have a chance. >> it's interesting, mark, because erica hill is organizing an "early show" field trip to the grand bazaar, so -- >> take me along. i'll be your guide. >> we're going to maybe have to bring you along. mark orwoll, thank you very much. good stuff. we're going to try to get to all these spots as soon as we can, and please come along on the "early show" field trip, if you could. >> we've got all 50 of them on travelandleisure.com, so check them out. >> we will check them out. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> if you want to see the entire list of favorites, by the way, you can go to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> i would love to go to the grand bazaar. >> i know! >> mark should definitely be our tour guide, but i would totally get in on that. >> he's going to take us. he's already agree

about 20 minutes ago, a plane bound for england from the same airline made an emergency landing in istanbul getting a bomb threat. all of the passengers were evacuated from both of those planes, bomb-sniffing dogs were sent in. so far there's no word of whether any kind of explosive device has been found on either plane. >>> 8:51. the obama administration is considering leaving about 3,000 u.s. troops in iraq past a deadline for their withdrawal at the end of the year. that's less than the 10,000 or more troops proposed by the pentagon recently. and defense secretary leon panetta says ultimately it's up to the iraqis decide whether any u.s. troops will remain in their country past the dead rhine. currently, there are 46,000 american troops in iraq. >>> the death toll in -- in new delly india -- new delhi, dine india -- india. there was a blast outside the court. this is the second one. this is the first major attack in india since several bombs exploded in three mumbai neighborhoods in july killing to people. >>> sal is about to tell us about breaking traffic news. there is a big problem in

joining me from istanbul is cnn's mohammed jamjoon. we know you are trying to find out exactly how he was killed. what is the likely scenario? >> reporter: well, suzanne, more details emerging from yemeni government officials. just a few minutes ago, i spoke with an official who told me, in fact, yemeni intelligence had located the hideout, a house in yemen where anwar awlaki was found and that it was a yemeni/u.s. joint intelligence-gathering and had sharing operation that led to an air strike, an air strike earlier today on a convoy that anw anwar awlaki was part of and that led to his death. we are also hear there is a second american step, samir kahn, very much known among the ranks of al qaeda in yemen, a co-editor of an english language e-magazine called "inspired" uses to try to recruit new jihad kids to come to yemen. they pub be british it in english. so what we are hearing from yemeni government officials, a big blow to the propaganda machine, apparatus of al qaeda and arabian peninsula. >> and mohammed, yemen's president jus

initiative nearly one year ago at the fourth regional economic conference in afghanistan held in us istanbul, only a regional strategy and practice call efforts involving all countries near afghanistan will ensure my country's place on an enduring path towards stability and prosperity. though when i accepted the invitation to speak, i had every intention to be with you in person today, but it is fitting that i'm able 20 use modern technologies to have a conversation with you while long distance from the indian subcontinent that's historically served as a major component of the silk road trading routes for many hundreds of years. secretary clinton has so rightly indicated so. this region is also expected to grow as increasefully important trading -- increasingly important trading partner for afghanistan especially with introductions of south asia free trade agreements and afghanistan-pakistan transit trade agreement. it is no coi-- coincidence that secretary clinton chose a speech in india to announce the need for a new silk road region that invests in critical infrastructure and adopt new tr

ivan watson live in istanbul, turkey.part of growing tensions going on leading to the united nations general assembly in about three weeks from now where we are expecting the palestinians to declare unilaterally their quest for statehood. tell us what has happened. >> the relations have been deteriorating between the two once close middle eastern allies for about two years now, but just moments ago the turkish foreign minister fired a diplomatic broadside at israel saying basically, that israel's diplomats here in turkey, everybody above the level of second secretary, that means ambassador, console general, they have until wednesday to pack their bags and leave. they're also formally suspending any military agreements between these two countries and turkey's announcing it does not recognize the gaza blockade that israel has imposed for years now. it's pretty dramatic. anybody who hoped these allies would start to repair their relations, that's not happening right now. turkey is standing firm, demanding an apology from isr

we also called an emergency meeting of the islamic corporations in istanbul, and exceeded 350 million u.s. dollars. turkey is also determined to help build the infrastructure facilities that would enable the country to stand on its feet. turkey has undertaken transportation and health and education, and other cultures -- with the construction of roads and hospitals, and by reopening the embassy in mogadishu, we have also shown the world that security challenges cannot be an excuse for delaying assistance. in parallel, it is also necessary to bring an end to the civil war and provide the country with a democratic governance, an order to succeed in the fight against piracy and terrorism. in this regard, we would like to ask why the international community denies what they have shown in the rest of the world. the entire community should react with urgency to support the efforts for peace and stability in somalia. the civil war that has been smothering them should come to an end without any further delay. in this conflict, the recent progress by the somalian leaders for national consensus