and why the legendary minibus could disappear from istanbul. red carpets and the shiny helmets of guards. the inauguratio ceremony of france's new president, francois hollande, shows how much the french love their pomp and politics. in that as well. she is expected to be elegant and have a sense of style, like harlem for nine -- carla brunei. hollande's partner has kept a fairly low profile so far, and that is something the french may find hard to tell of a rigid tolerate. >> two years ago, hollande looked like this. his arrest of nickname cost laughter across france. today, his 15 kilos lighter and comes across as dynamic and feisty. in france, popar opinion is that such a trends -- transformation has to be due to a woman. in the case of france what hollande -- friends what -- francois hollande, she is valley, a seasoned political journalist. his side, hollande was able to compete with sarkozy's constant media presence. even the glamour factor of sarkozy's wife, the former model, could not save his campaign. valerie comes from a less privilege

ahead of this sunday's final against olympiakos in istanbul while the russian was honored at an awards ceremony i was also named best defender and a member of the all you only first team a little discussed new yorkers pitch well it's a time you do is to the army man you are preparing to face the libyan coast in the final of a sunday evening and with all the build up from turkey is from uncle for us. russia says scar and the greeks olympiacos are more familiar with each other that you might think greek fans know and still adore the serbian point guard milledgeville those age who helped the red whites reach the euro league final in swansea ten. where he eventually became the tournament's most valuable player one of europe's best coaches you don't ask us who is now plying his trade in moscow was also part of really bad cause and few years back however despite their friendly relationship they had coach will put all the motions as side on sunday don't think the three of them or use a really bad was going to a team this is a live image and believable would just love it much but compared to t

ahead of his side's short piece final against olympiacos in istanbul later tonight . but first of all as spartak moscow have finished runners up in the russian primarily to capture the last remaining champions league spot the red whites beat city rivals automotive two nil to the crowd another capital side looking to move into second while the all the men squandered a one goal lead to these three want to regain and let the champions league slip through their fingers champions of each one to nail it down gee if you finished fifth right behind the number moscow you salvaged a late one one draw at ku band wall in the bottom half of the table rostov have dropped into the relegation pry also after a late two undefeated home in siberia and on finally opened fire inside the fifty seven minutes. but at breck a month they missed a second cause penalty but are still off but they still level matters with five minutes to go three could be trying to heading home that i got lucky x. pos to start a new lifeline for our stuff and they went out in search of a crucial went on but instea

the same parties met last month in istanbul, turkey. today, the u.s., russia, china, britain, france and germany presented a proposal to rein in iran's uranium enrichment and prevent any move to building nuclear weapons. in washington, state department spokeswoman victoria nuland said the detailed proposal included unspecified confidence-building measures. >> i'm not going to evaluate how what we are endeavoring to do is to lay out a path for iran to demonstrate the peaceful intent. we'll see how that goes, but as we've said consistently we need concrete actions. >> woodruff: iran has said its program is only for peaceful purposes. it made a counter-offer today, apparently aimed at easing the bite of international economic sanctions. a breakthrough appeared unlikely, but there were signs that some progress might be possible. on monday, the head of the u.n. nuclear agency-- the i.a.e.a.-- yukiya amano met with the iranian negotiator saeed jalili in tehran. as a result, amano said a deal could be in the works to give u.n. inspectors acces

istanbul is a city of refuge. for southeasterns fleeing the terror at home. >> these women are packing clothes to send back to embattled families inside syria. >> my brother is here, but my feeling and my mind is there. in syria. really. >> do you think your lead rers going to be able to get you home soon? >> no. never. i think they live in another world. >> from this city of exiles and this point in time the fall of the regime seems far away. it still has the strong support of the security forces. the international community is divided and has no intentions of intervening militarily, and there is another crucial fact, a crisis at the heart of syria 's opposition. >> the southeastern -- the syriain' has backing but 300 members representing different interests in a deeply divided country. the essencey has been beset by power struggles between competing factions and news control over the military campaign being waged by the free syriain' army. the most damaging charge is that the -- is that it has squobbled while ci

reporting from istanbul turkey. family should. the boston celtics have won the first eastern conference semifinal with philadelphia but only just nine hundred ninety one in the school while the l.a. lakers have won their first round decided against denver nuggets in the western conference ninety six eighty seven the lakers win the series four three to pick a second round showdown the city. has been drummer at the spanish grand prix mclaren's lewis hamilton has been moved to the back of the grade on a technicality after he thought he had grabbed pole for sunday's race in qualifying hamilton had been half a second faster than his nearest rival. for williams but mclaren have been found guilty of breaking i. did not return to the pits under its own power instead it was stopped on the track during a slowing down lap as a penalty how often when our stuff from the back of the grid takes power and ferrari's fernando alonso would join. on the front row. orgy federer has moved a step closer to a record equalling twenty eighth masters title

. >> might be headquartered in istanbul. >> could be headquartered in istanbul, south africa. >> it is clear bruce would look to respond. i will let you do that. i would like you to talk as you do how you see a president obama or president romney fitting into that over the force of the next four years. >> yes, part plea whatly what i pick up on. two things i strongly agree with. the first when you look at things like the bricks, i think it is pretty clear that each member of the bricks, for each member of the bricks the relationship to the united states is more important than relationship of each of the others. >> if feel aren't -- >> it is brazil, india, china, korea. >> odd grouping it includes russia. >> they disagree with each other. >> the new actors on the international stage. they basically agree on one issue is that they would like more power on the international systems. they don't agree on any other issue, strategically. they can agree to poke at us if we don't give them more power. that's about all they can agree with. it does mean there is a huge opportunity for the united

and, you know, first negotiation was in istanbul. then they wanted five weeks to the next meeting and then they said that meeting has got to be in baghdad of all places and maybe the next meeting in damascus and i don't know, kandahar -- i don't know where the next one is suppose to be. >> atlantic city. >> why five weeks. you know, i think a more condensed negotiating schedule would be suggestive of a genuine desire on their part to work out a deal. i think also we need to be very mindful of the history here. and nick will -- can testify to this. the iranians have quite a history of receiving a negotiating proposal from our side and saying, oh, this is very complicated, we need to study this. and we'll get back to you as soon as we finish studying it, and three months go by and then we get a one-page reaction. i would be on the lookout for that. i think if it does get serious, we will present them a piece of paper. and can they respond quickly and seriously or does that become a pretext for months upon months of delay. >> of course,

istanbul tokyo are still in the running.is tokyo's second time and the 5th time overall for istanbul. the international committee will make a decision on the final host 2013. >>> the anniversary has reportedly hired somebody to run the program. he is turning it into a pour house -- power house but he was fired after they uncovered allegations. >>> they want to know what you think about it and here is a sample of the new signs, they will feature a larger full colored display and realtime transit. muni reps will be gathering feedback in early june and the signs are expected to be installed. >>> 6:19 is it colorful? >> it reminds me of the new york subway. they have different colors for each train. of course they have a lot more there. >> well, it is good to be able to identify the color, right? >> yes. >>> we have a crash in san jose, a car ran off the road and it is not visible from the road but the chp along with medics are there at the scene. most traffic was going through southbound at the time. there is slowed traffic in

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committee has bear down the list of cities line to host the 2020 summer olympic games which would istanbul, tokyo and madrid. final votes in september. another late-night for the bay area's best bird callers >>> piedmont high school by their annual appearance last night on late-night with david letterman. >>> that been practicing for months. the winners appeared on johnny carson's tonight show for years letterman has continued the tradition a biology teacher started a contest in 1963. >>> video from australia and 18 ft. shark goes after a small blue shark that last itself on the fishermen's line. according to local papers the encounter had been 200 yds offshore and you can see the men taking turns trying to touch the sharks and knows no way. >>> i think they need a bigger boat. >>> that is scary >>> the best way to ward off a shark is pop it on the nose. >>> i think they were trying to touch it. >>> a bay area city does the unthinkable the high school tradition about to vanish. >>> and arrested decades old missing child case coming up terry probin >>> president obama which up in the bay ar

next stop, istanbul. >> reporter: more than 43,000 miles, four continents and 50 countries.just in any cab, a 1992 london black cab. >> if you want to pick the car that you least want to drive around the world in, it's this one. >> reporter: in a year, they've driven to mt. everest -- >> oh! >> reporter: dodged rick shaws and livestock in india and smashed a windshields or two. >> oh! how did he do that? >> reporter: i caught up with the guys for their toughest challenge yet, navigating me through the mean streets of new york city. there's a certain smell in this cab. what exactly is that? >> that's my teammate. a combination of him and diesel and oil and a year's worth of dirt and grime and living in this car. >> reporter: that idea first dreamed up after a night out on the town. >> we were in the back of a taxi. we were looking at the fare, and we thought this is one of the most expensive rides ever. it came from there, the idea to break the record. >> reporter: and you gave this cab a name? >> yeah, this cab is call ed hannah. ♪ they call her hard-hearted hannah ♪ >> she'

the talks were in istanbul in april after 15 months of delocks. both sides said the first round was forward looking. meanwhile, the international atomic energy agency and iran have agreed on ways to verify the country's suspected nuclear arms development. iaea director told reporters in vienna that the two sides will soon sign the accord but he did not give a date or details. >> the decision was made by me and my counterpart to reach an agreement on t approach. >> the iran negotiator said it's the first time since 2007 that iran has accepted an iaea proposal to allow wider inspections. >>> egyptian voters will start casting their ballots on wednesday for the first presidential election since mubarak was toppled last year. it will be the first freely held poll. front runners include muhammad morrissey of the muslim brotherhood and islamic fundamentalist group, and fortua, an islamist who left the group. the strong contenders are former prime minister shafick and former league secretary-general musa. both were members of the mubarak administration.

. >> what is istanbul. >> i got the wrong answer. [ laughter ] >> jon: not a great showing but anotherwallace was another story. >> letter x sports. >> who was j.f.k. >> i always knew you were going to ask one of those questions, what is canada? who is john travolta? this is way too much money. [ laughter ] i'll bet $2,000. >> what is new orleans. >> correct. >> you get gone with the wind. i did do the adding but i did fix. >> and you risked $4400 and that takes you up to $50,000. congratulations. >> next time he comes to new york i'm going to make him buy lunch. >> that is wrap on news watch. thanks on our panel. >> john: if you speak out against islam you will be marked for death. >> thank god we have free speech but do we? >> they want to make sure you are not heard. >> he got fired and so did he and she and he. americans say

. >> what is istanbul. >> i got the wrong answer. [ laughter ] >> jon: not a great showing but anothers wallace was another story. >> letter x sports. >> who was j.f.k. >> i always knew you were going to ask one of those questions, what is canada? who is john travolta? this is way too much money. [ laughter ] i'll bet $2,000. >> what is new orleans. >> correct. >> you get gone with the wind.

>> basically, unlike the previous talks that were held in istanbul in april, i believe that the iranians made a substantial proposal, the agenda, the main agenda here is -- was the 20% enrichment program that they had been running for some while. but unfortunately what the p5 plus 1 countries, their counterparts were proposing was the sort of old-fashioned way which had nothing to say interesting for the iranians to take in return for giving up or suspending their 20% enrichment programs. so i think that was the main, say, difference that you can see during the talks. >> all right. but on the other hand, catherine ashton said they also found common ground. where was that? >> basically, none of the countries that are involved in the talks want to see a war happening again in the middle east or the persian gulf region. what they are trying to do at this moment is to keep on talking and trying to see and find a common ground and trying to agree to some consolidate some kind of an agreement that could defuse the tension and also, say, would turn the clock around or alter the circumstance or

azerbaijani city along with doha failed to make it through to the next round of the bidding process istanbul tokyo and madrid are the three remaining options madrid still being considered even though spain is the only hopeful country currently in recession. we also assess the fact that madrid as got a lot of infrastructure. pay docked with the investment as i've done in the past for sport infrastructure but also all the general infrastructure so it's not many infrastructure to build so the risk of med read concerning the infrastructure to be delhi is low or staying within the lympics thing three time champion you saying both continues his preparations for the london games this weekend he's taking part in the diamond league meeting in the czech republic both will also complaint in rome later this month and in oslo in june before returning to jamaica for the national trials on the world record holder in both the one hundred and two hundred meters is confident there with tennis titles. you. know whether you know for sure i'm a student i want to be. i think. i better be. i don't want to say but

. >> what is istanbul. >> i got the wrong answer. [ laughter ] >> jon: not a great showing but anothers wallace was another story. >> letter x sports. >> who was j.f.k. >> i always knew you were going to ask one of those questions, what is canada? who is john travolta? this is way too much money. [ laughter ] i'll bet $2,000. >> what is new orleans. >> correct. >> you get gone with the wind. i did do the adding but i did fix. >> and you risked $4400 and that takes you up to $50,000. congratulations. >> next time he comes to new york i'm going to make him buy lunch. >> that is wrap on new >> judge jeanine: tonight on "justice." a candle light vigil for 6-year-old isabel, missing for a month. now, police won't let her father near his other children. why is her mother defending h him? >> and a new orleans saint suspended in the bounty scandal fights back against the nfl commissioner. and shocking claims against

media reports spec laid madrid, tokyo and istanbul is in the running. >>> a live look at washington,. this morning. where 78 world war ii veterans and two korean war vets are headed there today to see military monuments. they are going to be flown for free courtesy of the honor flight northwest ohio group. >>> there's been a lot of talk about the overcrowding issues at baltimore county schools. >> the board of education has one plan in the works to address the problem. we will show you the layout for a new elementary school. >> a toddler goes on a wild ride in china. we are going to show you surveillance cameras and how they captured the trip. >> important news this morning if you are thinking about having a baby or are pregnant. the commonly used vitamin may reduce your child's rising for cancer. >> plenty clouds hovering but we are dry but the rain will be back. i will tell you when coming up. >> reporter: we are off to a foggy start and traffic is really starting to pick up on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. i will show you what 95 and jfx look like coming up in my a

the announcement coming up and media reports say istanbul and tokyo and madrid are considered. >>> the yards for the red sox. matinee baseball 12:35 first pitch. last night, brian tossed a gemin a 4-1 win over the sox in front of 25,000. hunts with home runs in the 4th and 7th respectively. again, first pitch format neigh baseball 12 chn 35. >>> ravens are having an ot -- 12:35. >>> the ravens are having a ota practicing from 1111:30 to 1:30. coach john har ball and a few players will stop by to talk to the media following the practice. >>> people in northern virginia are on high alert as rainfall and flooding problems persist. there's a flood warning in prince william county manassas and manasa parks. several roads have been shut down because parts have been swept away and creeks are overflowing causing people to eve vac waited. -- causing people to be evacuated. rain and thunderstorms are expected to last up until the holiday weekend. >>> all right. that's right. we are dealing with some showers and thunderstorms possible as we go through the holiday weekend. but right now we are not

in the order of drawing lots, istanbul, tokyo and madrid. >> members of the international olympic committee executive board screened candidates on a number of factors. transportation, accommodations and their track record in hosting sporting events. they rejected two cities for a second time running, baku, azerbaijan, and doha, qatar. ioc executives will announce the winning city at a meeting in buenos aires in september next year. >>> it takes a number of people to craft a successful olympics bid. japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda says he'll do his part to bring the 2020 summer games to tokyo. noda says hosting the olympics is not just a chance to promote international friendship in athletics. he says it will give japan a forum to show the world how it recovered from the march 2011 disaster. tokyo governor shintaro ishihara's bid for the 2016 olympics was unsuccessful. he said he's looking forward to winning this time around. >> translator: we've just stepped on to the starting line. from now on, we will fight hard to win this long, fierce competition. >> tokyo government representati

the talks resumed in istanbul in april after a 15-month break. >>> the people of egypt are choosing a president in the first freely contested election in the country's history. voters are going to the polls during the day. pro-democracy protesters last year forced former president hosni mubarak to step down. the voting takes place over two days. public support is sharply divided between islamist candidates and former officials of the mubarak regime. front runners include muhammad mosi of the muslim brotherhood, an islamic fundamentalist movement and a moderate islamist who left the group. other strong contenders are former prime minister ahmed shafik and ama musa. both were members of the mubarak administration. a parliamentary election took place in january. islamic parties won the largest share of votes. tension is rising ahead of the presidential election. supporters of rival parties fought across the country ahead of the balloting. leaders of the ruling military council say they will deploy 120,000 troops to prevent further turmoil. >>> team misawa may not be familiar to many arou

the meeting that was held in istanbul several weeks ago, the iranian came, seemed to be being to engage in a conversation. the proof that the pudding is in the eating. see what happens in baghdad, see what happens going forward. in the meantime, we are going to continue to maintain the pressure. because there's no doubt that the pressure that has been applied has been in part a contributing factor to getting us to where we are today. and you have the convergence of several events coming this summer. you have baghdad in the meetings. they are coming up. you have the trigging mechanism in terms of sanctions and banks come on june 28th and then the oil embargo from the european union triggered on july 1st. what do you see as treasury policies coming up in the next few weeks? >> this june 28th day is very important. that's the day under the ndaa and new legislation after which any country that purchases oil from iran and pays to the central, whatever financial institution the involved in that transaction can be sanctioned under this new legislation unless the country involved has significan

. >> reporter: there are go-betweens in istanbul that are helping iranian and foreign firms, many from europe, carry out business. they find ways to circumvent sanctions so that transactions with iran via turkey can proceed as smoothly as possible. >> translator: this is an inquiry from a swiss company. european companies are particularly keen on trading with iran. people naturally want to search for new loopholes. we are serving as a bridge that links iran with the west. >> reporter: this group says inquiries are pouring in from companies in european countries. they want to maintain transactions with iran, a country that boasts rich natural resources and a huge market. mojtaba sanati, nhk world, tehran. >>> we are now joined by mojtaba sanati. sanctions are being placed by western nations but iran doesn't seem to be completely closed off. >> u.s. and european-made goods like electrical appliances that are essential, can be easily found in iranian stores. iran is eager to build a new key distribution channel through turkey. iran also continues to secure revenue from crude oil exports t

. >> talks in istanbul, no agreement, other talk, no agreement, and now talks in moscow, same thing? >> you have to be a theological believer in diplomacy so say we had a great success in these negotiations. what is the evidence of that? we agreed to meet again. and, in fact, reporting this morning, i think in the new york times said that the discussions at the end of this meeting in baghdad as to what the next city would be were, quote, frantic, close quote. so the fact is that the iranians once again are playing the united states and our european friends like a violin. they are getting something that is very critical to a would-be nuclear proliferateer and that's time. their enriched uranium continues to grow. >> the chief e. u. negotiator said they have found common ground. what is she talking about? >> the europeans have been saying that for ten years of negotiations. i think it's understandable at some point for somebody to say let's try a negotiations. how many years of failed negotiations does it take before people begin to realize that negotiations are not going to work. achi

but, you know, the meeting that was held in istanbul several weeks ago, you know, the iranians came, seemed to be at least willing to engage in a conversation. the proof of the pudding is in the eating. when they see what happens in baghdad, see what happens going forward, in the meantime, we are going to continue to maintain the pressure, because i think, as i said, there's no doubt that the pressure that has been applied has been at least in part a contributing factor to getting us to where we are today. >> and you have the convergence of several events coming this summer. right? you have, obviously, baghdad in the meetings that are coming up. you have the triggering of mechanism in terms of sanctions on banks in the legislation coming june 28th and then you have the oil embargo from the european union triggered on july 1st. >> right. >> what do you see as treasury policy sort of given those seminole events coming up in the next few weeks? >> yeah. i mean, those are, in particular, this june 28th date is very important. that's the date under the ndaa, under the new legislation, aft

the international olympic committee announced this week that madrid, tokyo, and istanbul the finalistso host the 2020 games. about two more years to prepare for the finalist is announced in 2014. >> we'll have the 2012 olympics on nbc bay area. right now, here's what we're talking about. a little traffic. >> we saw london, we saw france, and now we see the peninsula. what? a little slow between willow and marsh. we have construction crews scheduled for that portion of 101 and likely moving in right now. that might be why both sides have seen slowing. only one or two lanes blocked, but also bright lights might be a concern. that construction crew has cleared. still have one-way traffic control for highway 92 just off of 280 and toward 35 and so that will be an issue heading over the hill or back over from half moon bay to 280. and a live look shows you no problems here, a clear view, and of course, we have all the activity on sunday, so a note ahead, it'll be closed for a short period while they have fireworks going on sunday night. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> 4:56 right now. a fullerton

ivan watson monitoring developments for us in istanbul. the u.n.'s to blame for that houla massacre. >> reporter: absolutely not. the u.n. giving more detailless of what happened here in the 15 months i've been covering the event, the grizzliest atrocity since it began. a u.n. human rights spokesman saying that pro-government militias went house to house in village of houla friday night killing people. >> a fairly small number of shelling artillery and tank fire over a period of more than 12 hours. but the majority of appear to have been the result of house to house summary executions, armed men going in to houses and killing men, women and children. inside. >> reporter: and kyra, 109 people at least killed friday night and early saturday morning in that village of houla. at least 49 of them children under the age of 10. of course, syrian government is denying any connection whatsoever to this violence. >> translator: during this time, syria has not done a single violation of annana's plan. at the same time, the other party not committed to a singl

we are also seeing san francisco, istanbul, havana, moscow and hong kong. cities part of the occupy movement against economic inequality. spread nationwide as you recall. organizers today trying to rejuvenate this movement. joining these global demonstrations. we've got reporters on the front line in several cities. i want to go to poppy harlow in new york. give us a sense what if the turnout is like there. >> reporter: it's a lot more than it was an hour ago. we've been here since 7:00 a.m. when there were 20 people. i would say in the range of 250 to 400 people here. you've got a lot of tourists, onlookers et cetera. suzanne, the big -- and this protester is telling me 500 to 700 people. so you pick the number but the group is getting bigger, getting ready to march. i'll show you what they are doing. they are getting ready to march down to union square. then they are going to march on to wall street. the message here is mixed but what it has been often is economic disparity, inequality. i've seen a lot of signs that say pay the 1%. still seeing that. i ta

istanbul, havana, moscow and hong kong. the protests in american cities are part of the occupy movement against corporate greed and economic inequality. it started on wall street, spread and organizers today are trying to rejuvenate this movement by joining the global demonstrations. we've got reporters live on the front lines of these protests. i want to go to poppy harlow in new york. what are you watching? >> reporter: a lot of people, a few hundred people here in bryant park. what we watched right after our last live shot with you at 12:00 was about half of the people that gathered here marching to 41st street to join a protest over immigration rights. we've got a lot of union members here, a lot of people fighting for immigration rights. you have people making signs saying let freedom spring. the message i heard since about 7:00 in the morning is that the number one thing on the minds of these protesters is economic inequality and disparity. that is an issue in the election, you're hearing more talk about politics and