again between turkey and syria the conflict is expected to be addressed during the trade visit to istanbul. and the british jobs program that's just not working since revealed this scheme actually makes it even less likely to keep people employed. twelve news and much more twenty four hours a day this is party. well we're going to go straight to our top story now president putin is in turkey for talks i believe we can now cross a live to a news conference that he's having with prime minister recep here in istanbul with trade and syria very much on the agenda that's trying listening if we can. just. get your record in holding on the turkish side by sending a corporation and. establishing a joint venture called marketing distribution between rusty have to. be called in j.c. . so you can see they're actually signing some trade agreements there which is it is very much trade oriented as russia and turkey seek to further develop close trade ties especially with energy but of course syria is bound to have been on the agenda as well and we will go back to this this news conference in just a coupl

ok all these regular school reporting from istanbul thank you. on that coming up a journey through some of the deadly terrain the u.s. military bombing range stay with this. wedge issues do just what their name implies they get between people and drive them apart like a wage and these issues seem to always take the forefront in the media things like abortion gun rights marijuana legalization and the weather well the weather isn't really aware. people sure talk about it too much there's only so much room in the national discourse and the switch issues just eat up all of the time and attention but the thing is that there's a little something called the tenth amendment you know the one that says that any powers that are specifically delegated the federal government are reserved for the states and last time i checked the constitution doesn't have a special weed clause saying that marijuana has to be an all or nothing a national proposal and that goes for abortion and most of the wedge issues also there's a simple answer all these wedge issues just le

and syria the conflict is expected to be addressed during that you know putin straight visit to istanbul. and the british jobs program that's just not working its real scheme actually makes it even less likely to keep people employed. news around the clock this is r.t. france and britain have summoned the israeli ambassadors in their countries to get answers over why more settlements have been authorized in disputed lands in east

reports from istanbul russia believes. any outside interference in the syrian conflict which has been raging on for almost two years now is completely unacceptable and it is absolutely damaging to the regional stability turkey however seems to have a different opinion on the matter we have completely severed their ties with the country that used to be not just its closest neighbor but also very close ally have been very openly supporting the syrian opposition whether or not they have been known to be aligned with extremist terrorist organizations as long as these people are against president bashar assad the turkish government seems to support them and that is again a situation which moscow says is very dangerous they're saying that if there are weapons on the border they will shoot and this will be one of the main topics of discussion between president putin and the turkish leaders in istanbul today also several deals are expected to be signed considering culture and technology as well . energy but of course also this vis

between turkey and syria the conference expected to be addressed during the putin's trade visit to istanbul . on the british jobs program that's just not working its repeal the scheme actually makes it even less likely to keep people employed. world news and comment twenty four hours a day this is r.t. france and britain have a summoned to the israeli ambassadors in their countries to get answers for why it most settlements have been authorized in disputed lands near east jerusalem u.n. and the e.u. have also said that israel's construction plans pose a threat to future peace negotiations more from a middle east correspondent want to sleep now. it's happening in an area known as one man what it effectively means is that the waste that will be cutoff in streets of them this announcement is widely perceived as punishment against the palestinians for number one going to the un was with this by the number two winning it essentially winning that sees the palestinian state being recognized within one hundred sixty seven borders and given non observer nonmember observer status at the united nation

. >> 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

what he's really good reports from istanbul. and the latest incident on the turkish syrian border several of the shells from the bombs released by the syrian air force and their attempt to exterminate. rebel forces near the border with turkey have landed into the turkish territory worrying to move some of their f. sixteen fighter jets closer towards the border with syria this is just days after turkey has petitioned with nato for placement of patriot missiles along the entire border with syria and that move is not supported by russia at all russia believes. any outside interference in the syrian conflict which has been raging on for almost two years now is completely unacceptable and it is absolutely damaging to the regional stability of course this is not the only issue which will be on the table for the russian president during his visit in this visit is important because the recent rumors about the russian leaders have been circulating for quite some time all of these rumors regarding his health refuted by. saying that the re

potential threats that's becoming from the syrian border russian president vladimir putin visit of istanbul on monday where he said that's once again russian doesn't support bashar al assad or his regime but putting pressure on just one side of the conflict is not going to resolve it and it's a biased solution and sending patriots suits erkki is going to do exactly that is going to put pressure on president bashar al assad and not all the opposition groups in syria and what needs to be done really is all sides of the conflict should be. added to go she table and discuss the future of the country without international interferences. inside syria state media reports the rebel mortar attack on a school in the damascus suburbs killed twenty nine students and a teacher is the latest incident of collateral damage in the conflict that has allegedly claimed hundreds of lives in the past few days alone the syrian government maintains it's fighting terrorists armed and controlled from abroad as your times correspondent says the point of patriot missiles in turkey is designed to further intimidate dam

dollars a year just one of the big business announcements made during president putin's visit to istanbul but the two countries remain at loggerheads over how to solve the conflict in syria which neighbors turkey has got the latest from istanbul. syria dominated the press conference off the russian and turkish leaders to quote president putin we russia and turkey have common goals when it comes to syria but it's the methods over reaching that solution peaceful solution and that we cannot really quite agree on just yet other than that of course you also spoke about the necessity of keeping our eyes off the syrian issue there was a question from with a turkish journalist who said if there is a possibility that syria will attack turkey so a notion which the russian president dismissed saying that syria has to was going on inside its borders right now to even think about possibly going outside and attacking somebody he said that notion is the only preposterous when it comes to turkey's recent request to nato to place patriot missiles on its border with syria russian president once again under

snow talked to our correspondent ridiculous because she's in istanbul oh no indeed we'll be talking to a very short i can tell you that so go crystal hostiles on the line now the talk about something completely different germany is considering deploying a two hundred seventy soldiers as part of the nato mission to set up those patridge defense missiles on the turkish border with syria despite more than sixty percent of germans being against the move according to a poll last week more now than there were government on prisoners' consultant christophe or slim berlin i gather is on the line hi christophe good to see you tonight i there is germany trying to show its a face full nato member then why is it getting involved like this. well what we what we have here is that our chancellor mrs merkel is obviously preparing for a battle about power in germany in next year that the election campaign which is starting internationally by over fulfilling and prematurely fulfilling washington's wishes by sending a patriot system or two of these batteries to turkey which is completely against the will

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liverpool, corsica, istanbul, and a city in austria. >> istanbul?'s really hot. the bookings are up. more and more people are going there. now, this one i just have to basically read you the notes because our brilliant editor, our flood blog, told me which foods are on the rise. we have this funky little video. take a look. she says southern dishes with southern ingredients are taking off. >> look at that. >> tater tots. and then she says, nonalcoholic drink. which part do you like there? >> i like the southern food. when i was a kid and -- no, the other things -- not so much? >> not so much. >> you might like this one, though. there's one kind of exercise that is taking off and becoming more and more popular. probably because of the economy. it's from the american college and sports medicine, weight training. you don't have to go to a gym. >> you don't have to leave your house. >> that's why things like p90x, they are self-contained. >> some of the things that you buy, the dvds and stuff, you need a little bit of equipment but body weight training,

tokyo is competing against the turkish city of istanbul and madrid. the international olympic committee will pick the host city in september next year. >>> japanese automakers say tension with china caused production there to drop by almost half compared to last year. directors of major car companies released their november production volumes on friday. honda factory workers put out 27,000 units, 59% fewer than the same month last year. nissan produced 68,000 units, down 43%. and toyota made 51,000 units, down 38%. directors at other firms also had reason to be unhappy. mitsubishi was 86% down, mazda dropped by 49% and suzuki's production in china decreased by 5%. but the automakers could at least note a slowing rate of decline. they showed an average drop of 43% on last year compared with 48% in october. reits collect money from investors who purchase real estate. tsc traders enjoyed a ceremony to celebrate the listing of the reit. it is a government affiliated administration from singapore. the reit's managers plan to raise more than $1.3 billion on

. >>> rescuers in istanbul, turkey, feverishly work to crack this safe.the 8-year-old boy stuck inside will run out of air and die. earlier in the day, the boy and some friend were playing outside a store that sells safes when on a dare he got inside this safe sitting on the curb. his friends shut the door but then they couldn't reopen it and the shop owner is away on vacation. now he's been trapped for hours and rescuers turn to the jaws of life to get him the air his body is craving. they need to work carefully. the space is small and the rescuers risk endangering the young boy. finally, they manage to pry the door enough to get air into the tiny box. they can see the boy covering his ears. he's afraid but still alive. after hours of uncertainty, the boy is pulled to safety as the crowd cheers. he was checked out by medical personnel and given a clean bill of health. >>> traveling halfway around the world from istanbul to new york city to a man stuck in a bigger box. as fears go, this is a pretty big one for so many people. nicholas white is trapped alo

tokyo is competing against the turkish city of istanbul and madrid. the international olympic committee will pick the host city in september next year. >>> japanese automakers say tension with china caused production there to drop by almost half compared to last year. directors of major car companies released their november production volumes on friday. honda factory workers put out 27,000 units, 59% fewer than the same month last year. nissan produced 68,000 units, down 43%. and toyota made 51,000 units, down 38%. directors at other firms also had reason to be unhappy. mitsubishi was 86% down, mazda dropped by 49% and suzuki's production in china decreased by 5%. but the automakers could at least note a slowing rate of decline. they showed an average drop of 43% on last year compared with 48% in october. >>> traders were alert friday when this year's largest reit was listed on the tokyo stock exchange. reits are groups that collect money from investors to purchase real estate. tsc traders enjoyed a ceremony to celebrate the listing of the reit. which

at the same time he moved everything east and started this new town con staff noble now istanbul and they celebrated on the sixth. celebrated christmas then along with the baptism. and then the west when it began to divide and dividing by 480 and catholic west picked up the 25th of december. there are a couple of theories on that. one of them is that there was a becomal that the romans had on the 25th that the church consumed that. that is kind of iffy. but there was a guy that also claiming to be a christ and his deal was light. children of light and children of darkness. part of that was the lighting of candles on the 25th to symbolize the coming of the light. this was backed up of course by the jewish festivals where you take the light and put it to your eyes. and so it was decided to move to the 25th namely to. and the donuts were persecuted and some of the priests turned the people in and they got into an argue the and said -- argument and said no no you turned us in. so they were separate but they had celebrated christmas on december 25th for as long as anybody can remember. so

as is the case in istanbul, turkey.eelchair basketball fans got out of their minds crazy, riot police had to be called in to break up the crowd. they had it to use tear gas on these fans. the rivalry between the two teams goes back decades. in fact, they've even been banned from showing up at each other's soccer games. in this case a wheelchair basketball games in certain parts of this game, be people get out of the way of tear gas, parents scooping up children to get them out of the way. you see a smoky haze of tear gas inside the court. police with helmets trying to shepard away some of the wheelchair athletes, throwing crutches at each other. >> fire extinguishers. >> you're there to watch a game. why do people end up in fisticuffs? >> and doing the opposite of supporting your team because the team doesn't get to play. >>> steven, this time of year i think the most difficult person to shop for on your christmas list is the techi in your life. >> oh, yeah. because you don't want to get them something that's probably a

recent past and of course i will have more on this as we get it including our correspondent live in istanbul later on in the program. now spain has made a formal request for e.u. funds to help its battered banks deal will be discussed at a euro zone finance meeting in brussels later on monday last week the european commission approved a thirty seven point five billion euro bailout package for the country's banking sector stressing that madrid has met all conditions to receive the tranche but it's now at discuss more this would not trickle of the economic and financial consultant thanks for joining us here on r.t. the bailout has already been given a preliminary green light is it safe to assume it will definitely be approved. i'm sure this has been on the table for a long time there's been plenty of discussions regarding regarding. really all that needed to go and it was an official and official request which is now. i'm sure it will be approved relatively quickly and as you said this official request is for thirty seven point five billion is that enough even. not always the is the sure tom i

i want to bring in cnn's ivan watson joining us istanbul in turkey. the turkish government asked for nato's help after the syrian government was shelling near the border and coming across inside turkey, one memorable occasion. do these missiles perhaps border tensions or the deterrent that nato claims? they're defense everybody not offensive? >> reporter: if you talk to the turkish government, if you talk to nato, officials argue this will serve as deter indeployment of the patriot missile batteries from u.s., germany and netherlands. this would serve to be a pretty firm warning to the flailing assad regime to mess with nato member, turkey. if you talk to some of most vocal critics, though of the proposal, and that would be the russians who are in brussels at that nato meet and who were here, putin in istanbul, meeting with turkish leadership yesterday, they argue further militarizing this long border will only serve to escalate tensions. >> all right. ivan, thanks so much. ivan watson in istanbul, who is being down near that bordertown that has been

the opening cut, "blue rondo a la turk," was taken from a street rhythm in istanbul. >> one two, one-three; one two, one two, one two, one-two-three. >> reporter: throughout his career, brubeck was an ambassador for music. in 1988, he played at the reagan-gorbachev summit in moscow and later remembered -- >> the room started keeping time [ tapping]. all these people that almost hated each other were swinging. >> reporter: in 1994, president clinton awarded him the national medal of the arts. >> i'll never forget the first time when, as a high school musician, i discovered that i could actually play the saxophone lead in "take five." [ laughter ] >> reporter: in 2009, the kennedy center honored his six decades of creation and invention. >> rhythm is an international language. >> reporter: dave brubeck spoke it fluently. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. ♪ [ music ] >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>>

now swimming and with a short course while championships to to get underway in istanbul this week a new feature was introduced at the latest heroes where men and women competed together in mixed gender relays consulting but i have off as more of. there have been several attempts to combine men and women in sporting competitions after increased demand by both can better and speak daters there are mixed doubles events at all four grand slam tournament and mixed gender relays in biathlon have been a success seems to thousand and three it's now hard to imagine these tournament's without them and now it's the turn of swimming to make a splash in the battle of the sexes. so far this event has only been part of european tournaments but i think it's very exciting for the spectators so i hope will soon be added to the world championships. meanwhile the inaugural you throwing the games in twenty tamim singapore mark the first time makes three ladies were held at a major international competition and received positive reviews the teams are composed of two man and two women with each swimming one o

he may have treated his command bridge for an apartment in istanbul but retired admiral turk or air turk still keeps tabs on his country's foreign policy and he doesn't like what he sees like many turkish patriots the admiral believes his country is common sense and domestic concerns for western interests. turkey is looking at the middle east through america's eyes not for its purity turkish perspective here example with syria turkey claims it wants to see democracy in syria but look who it's working with saudi arabia qatar and their democratic credit is wanting. forget the zero problems with neighbor's roof which in korea has prided itself on for many decades critics now see turkey as dancing to one nation's. bomb places burnt very schools kill people but that does not suffice to get certain permanent results which the us can utilize afterwards because you in the choice of football involves country use some social strata some people internalize us policy and will represent in the countries that have been invaded so our this is very tricky comes in geographically and culturally it's a gr

he may have treated his command bridge for an apartment in istanbul but retired admiral turk or in return still keeps tabs on his country's foreign policy and he doesn't like what he sees like many turkish patriots the admiral believes his country is second facing common sense and domestic concerns from western interests. turkey is looking at the middle east through america's eyes for a purely turkish perspective your example with syria turkey claims it wants to see democracy in syria but look who is working with saudi arabia qatar and their democratic credit is one thing forget the zero problems with neighbor's rule which in chorale has prided itself on for many decades critics now see turkey as dancing to one nation's. place for. people but that does not suffice. for. which the us can go. because. in truth some. people internalize u.s. policy and represent us in the country that have been invaded so. this is very tricky comes in your graphic when culturally it's a great base camp for the likes of the u.s. and nato to take a foothold in their anti acid ambitions it was just two years ago

being a heavily kurdish region, they don't have the greatest relationship with istanbul, they don't have the greatest relationship with the turkish government. it's a completely different world. it's completely opposite. when their armed forces show up, it's not really lacked upon as a good thin. this is why i want to say thank you to our military that's here today, to the army, the navy, the military in general, the marines, the coast guard, even i saw a couple air force running around here yesterday. the fact that you are here and you are in san francisco and you do this every year, it says a lot. because we lack at -- look at this as a good week. we have a great working relationship and after being there and seeing that it's not a good relationship and people get really, really tense when the guys in green show up, it makes me appreciate what we have all the more. there's one other thing i really appreciate, by the way, and i'll direct this to general speese being the trainer that he is, i got a whole new appreciation for muzzle discipline back there. i appreciate the fact that we dri

the opening cut "bluerondo allah turk" was taken from a street rhythm in istanbul. >> one two one twoout his career, brubeck was an ambassador for music. in 1988, he played at the reagan/gorbachev summit in moscow and later remembered -- >> the room started keeping time. all these people that almost hated each other were swinging. >> reporter: in 1994 president clinton awarded him the national medal of the arts. >> i'll never forget the first time when as a high school musician, i discovered that i could actually play the saxophone lead in "take five." (laughter) >> reporter: in 2009 the kennedy center honored his sex decades of creation and invention. >> rhythm is an international language. dave brubeck spoke it fluently. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special in

indeed the case an immediate response should come from the international community mediately visiting istanbul on monday russian president vladimir putin has stressed once again that's russia does not support president assad's regime it supports peace and syria and deploying patriot missiles to the turkish syrian border would only escalate the conflicts on the border and escalate the conflict within the country the countries which could supply turkey with such missiles are you there the u.s. germany and the netherlands however for germany and the no one states may need a me needs a parliamentary approval in order to deploy their missiles to turkey and that will take of course extra time and. also russian the two council meeting is taking place here at nato headquarters today during which this issue will also be discussed and russia still doesn't think that this is the deploying patriot satiric is the brightest idea but the of course this is not the only talk but on the agenda between russia and nato foreign ministers will be discussing cooperation in afghanistan and drink war games between rus

indeed the case an immediate response should come from the international community mediately visiting istanbul on monday russian president vladimir putin has stressed once again that's russia does not support president assad's regime it supports peace and syria and deploying patriot missiles to the turkish syrian border would only escalate the conflicts on the border and escalate the conflict within the country the countries which could supply turkey with such missiles are you there the u.s. germany and the netherlands however for germany and the netherlands it's may need a me needs a parliamentary approval in order to deploy their missiles to turkey and that will take of course extra time and. then day inside syria stage media reports that a rebel mortar attack on a school in the damascus suburbs has killed twenty nine students and a teacher it's the latest incident of collateral damage in the conflict that has allegedly claimed hundreds of lives in the past few days alone the syrian government maintains is finding terrorists armed and controlled from abroad let's get some reaction now from p

doesn't think that this is the deploying to turkey is the brightest idea as the president put in busy istanbul monday just once again that putting any extra weapons on the syrian turkish border will only escalate the conflict and serve russian delegation here is headed by the country's foreign minister sergei lavrov and i believe we will hear from him today and he will stress that position once again but the of course this is not the only topic on the agenda between russia and nato foreign ministers will be discussing corporation in afghanistan and drink war games between russia and nato parties natalia novikov live from brussels for us thank you for that update. the brain staking search for peace in colombia sees the latest round of talks between the government and begin on wednesday negotiations come amid the deadliest military raid against the armed opposition since talks began in october the colombian president says an agreement must be reached by next november at the latest and has vowed to keep up military operations he says if the rebels just they will be given i've called into politics