officials within the last few hours in istanbul, shep. but we just got a statement from the woman who has become a spokeswoman for the family she tells us right now there are no new developments but the turkish police are working day and night to find her. a real mystery here, shep. >> shepard: jonathan hunt, i will say in the newsroom tonight, jonathan, thank you. we have new information now on the devastating fire that swept through a nightclub and killed hundreds of people. word that police have made some arrests. and further new reports from first responders of what they saw had when arriving at that scene. the dramatic rescue ahead. and what in the world is happening here. miles and piles of foam covering entire towns. what caused this? and how do you clean it up? that's ahead from the journalists of fox news on this monday fox report. >> shepard: they died trying to get fresh air. some victims of the brazil nightclub fire died in terror. some of them posting messages inside begging for he help. at 231 people died in the fire early s

a highlight reel of people slipping and sliding in istanbul. entertaining for me, but probably not a whole lot of fun for the people there in istanbul. >> talking about the pending pulp -- dependable public services when we come back. we will look at the statistics out for the eurozone unemployment situation -- not looking very good today. an historic high for unemployment, almost 12%. more on what that means for the eurozone when we come back after a brief break. >> stay with us. >> thanks for staying with us, and welcome back. >> there are more people out of work in the eurozone right now than at any other time in the bloc's history. the uneyment rate came in at 11.8% in november, which means 20 million europeans are now out looking for work. >> the overall trend is pretty much from the in place. joblessness has been on the rise for more than a year and a half in the eurozone, and there is no end in sight, but it is an uneven picture. all member states are, however, feeling the fallout. >> more bad news for europe and the commission of social

a highlight reel of people slipping and sliding in istanbul. entertaining for me, but probably not a whole lot of fun for the people there in istanbul. >> talking about the pending pulp -- dependable public services when we come back. we will look at the statistics out for the eurozone unemployment situation -- not looking very good today. an historic high for unemployment, almost 12%. more on what that means for the eurozone when we come back after a brief break. >> stay with us. >> thanks for staying with us, and welcome back. >> there are more people out of work in the eurozone right now than at any other time in the bloc's history. the unemployment rate came in at 11.8% in november, which means 20 million europeans are now out looking for work. >> the overall trend is pretty much from the in place. joblessness has been on the rise for more than a year and a half in the eurozone, and there is no end in sight, but it is an uneven picture. all member states are, however, feeling the fallout. >> more bad news for europe and the commission of so

. >> did she plan to travel a anyplace else, newark to istanbul. >> newark to istanbul, but there are reports from the friend that she went to side excursionsen went to munich and amsterdam and was in contact with a tour guide what people closest. >> greta: and a weird geographical trip. if you're going to istanbul you're not going to all of a sudden take a day trip to those two spots, there's something peculiar about that, if that's true. >> there's a lot of questions because she was born and raised in the staten island section of new york city, really never left there, never gone overseas so this is not somebody who was a seasoned traveler, but was someone that want today travel and explore the world and take photographs, in istanbul, which is a spectacularly beautiful city. >> greta: i understand that. i don't understand flying to istanbul and a day trip to munich. >> munich and amsterdam. those are not day trips. >> there are questions she had been in communication with her family during the nearly three weeks she was gone with one family member or another or her husband every sin

was it from new york to istanbul? >> it was from newark to istanbul. there are reports from a friend of hers that she did take side excursions while she was in turkey. she went to munich and to amsterdam and she was in contact with a tour guide who was there. that's what some of the people closest to her are saying. >> that's a real weird geographical trip. if you are going on istanbul, you don't take a day trip to those two spots. there is something peculiar about that, if indeed that's true. >> there are a lot of questions about this because she was born and raised in the staten island section of new york city. she had never left there. she had never gone overseas. so this is not somebody who was a saned traveler. but it was someone who wanted to disprafl explore the world and take photographs in istanbul, which is a spectacularly beautiful city -- >> i understand that one. i understand that one. i don't understand going to istan scbul taking a day trip to munich -- >> and amsterdam. >> those are not day trips. that's all. that's what i thought odd.

and now new clues coming in from istanbul. cnn is live on the scene.'ll share you the details when we come back. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> the family of a new york woman in turkey is now pleading for help. she hasn't been seen in more than a week and now her husband, her brother, they are in turkey. this is video showing they are trying to find out what is going on. ivan watson is joining us from istanbul. what is the latest on this mystery, ivan? >> reporter: wolf, american and turkish authorities are working together to try to solve this mystery of the 33-year-old american mother of two who disappeared while on vacation in istanbul more than a week ago. today turkish police released security footage of the last moment that she was seen in public before she disappeared. a

he's here in istanbul.could be cold or scared right now. he also says it was wrench toino go to the police headquarters and to be given his wife's belongings that have been left behind in her empty hotel room. and in the to see her. at the same time he said he was very encouraged to see how seriously the turkish police are taking the missing person's case and all he can do is bawait as they continue their work to try to find his missing wife and the missing mother of these two children back home in staten island. >> you mentioned police say sierra briefly left turkey, she traveled to amsterdam and new in addition before returning to istanbul. have police said what she was doing in those cities, did she go to visit anyone? >> reporter: we don't know that exactly. the family has said in previous interviews that they knew that she was traveling to other countries and then returning home. the turkish police have basically given the passport in and out dates, the four days she was out of the country before she c

. >> reporter: it was the trip of a lifetime complete with artsy instagram posts from istanbul, that sarai sierra, an avid photographer, shared with her family in new york. but when they went to pick her up at the airport, they discovered to their horror that somewhere halfway around the world she simply vanished. >> i called united airlines. they stated that she didn't board the flight. >> reporter: tonight her husband steven is caught up in a gut wrenching global missing persons case. >> you know, you have so many thoughts going through your mind. you don't know what to think. you don't know what to believe. you don't know what to expect, what's going to come out of this. >> reporter: it was a dream vacation she planned with a friend who dropped out at the last minute. her family says she had every reason to come home. she even cut her trip short because she missed her 11 and 9-year-old sons and she was eager to register for classes at a local college. >> i've been married to her for 14 years and my love for her is deeper than for any other individual. >> reporter: tonight these gr

sarai sierra was traveling alone on vacation in istanbul.contact with her family until last monday. the following day she never checked back into her flight at new york. sarai's husband and brother are in turkey now searching for her. >>> the prognosis is grim for snowmobiler caleb moore who suffered serious injuries last thursday at the crash at the winter x games. the 25-year-old moore is in critical condition at a hospital in grand junction, colorado. he had heart surgery friday and dealing with brain complications as well. >>> live pictures of an oil explosion, you can see the signal going in and out. two people were hurt, the fire marshal says two victims were smoking on the top when they caught on fire. the male suffered burns to his face, legs and arms and the female suffered injuries placing her on life support. the facility still in flames there. >>> after walking the red carpet at s.a.g. awards taye diggs caught a burglary red handed in his home. he found this guy in a garage looking for stuff to steal. the suspect fled, diggs ran

she left new york for istanbul on january 7th, but never made it it it back home.er family last heard from her the day she was supposed to leave. >> i called united airlines and when she hadn't showed up in the airport and they stated that she didn't -- she didn't board the flight. >> you don't know what to think. you don't know what to believe. you don't know what to expect what's going on come out of this. >> police found her clothing and passport in her hotel room. her family fears the worst as you might imagine and now we understand members of the family are headed to turkey to try to find her. anna kooiman spoke with some of the family members a short time ago. >> they're in pieces here, the last time anyone saw her was monday into the leaving her istanbul hostile for dinner and her house steven it wills me the u.s. embassy is now involved in the investigation and he's headed to turkey tonight to meet with u.s. officials as well as local authorities there. her brother, david is making the trip, too. >> this is all so surreal, so, i don't know what to expect. i

correspondent in turkey reporting from istanbul tonight. holly, why do the turks wanty, these patriot missile batteries?es >> reporter: well, scott, turkey asked its nato allies-- including the united states-- toes-- provide patriot missiles because of fears that syria might use chemical weapons.e the turkish are nervous firstly because they have openly backedr the rebels in syria's civil war and secondly because they share a 600 mile long border with syria and we've already seen fighting spilling across that border. these six missile batteries are aimed at detering a much bigger inversion, they're capable of intercepting missiles and aircraft and they would be usedd they to defend turkish towns and tu cities in the event that ad syrian missile is fired across the border.rian m >> pelley: the speech by the syrian dictator bashar al-assad was remarkable. i wonder what the turks thought dictat of it. >> reporter: president assad made no real concessions. he showed very little desire to negotiate and he called the rebels "enemies of god and pu

sunset, istanbul style, is one of the many entries of her visit.st trip abroad, one her parent say was prompted by a photography hobby. as her parents wait for news, they are taking care of sierra's two boys, working to shield them from what has happened. >> having the kids get up, have to get up and be strong, you know. but just so broken inside. >> and on sierra's instagram account, more than 3,000 followers, with messages like these, you are in my thoughts and prayers. i hope you come home safe. and sierra's husband is in istanbul and told cnn that his wife had gained many admirers of her photography on that instagram account. she had gotten pretty well acquainted with friends in istanbul and chose to take this trip with the help of people she had met. wolf? >> we hope they find her and find her quickly. thanks, mary, for that report. and you're in "the situation room." tornadoes hammering the southeast tearing down buildings and flipping cars and trucks on an interstate. at least two people are dead. full coverage coming up. as congress begins

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the husband and brother arrived in istanbul late yesterday and meeting with the american consulate. reporters and police investigators to help in this search. >> it's hard having to leave my kid behind but this is their mom, this is my wife. this is my girl of so many years. >> the 33-year-old mother of two made the trip alone after a friend canceled at the last minute. she was scheduled to return from istanbul on january 21st and never made that flight and no one heard from her. frj a pentagon search and rescue team is scouring for an f 16 fighter jet. it went missing from an air base there during a training miss yesterday afternoon. no word yet on if the yet crashed or if the pilot ejected. the f 16 was not carrying weapons. >> allison, unfortunately, investigators in brazil say there were no fire alarms, no fire extinguishers, no sprinklers and only one exit inside a night club that caught fire over the weekend. 231 people mostly college students were killed in the fire. /officials say the club's ceiling was covered with insulation which caught fire from the pyrotechnics. just ho

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istanbul, turkey would be the first muslim city to hold the games. crews in madrid have already prepared 80% of the venues there. >> translator: stay sharp. dive headlong into grasping the goal. >> ioc members will announce the winner in september at their general assembly. >>> u.s. president barack obama will hold talks at the white house on friday with his afghan counterpart karzai. they have to decide how many troops will remain in afghanistan. a white house official said on tuesday that the u.s. could consider a complete pull out from afghanistan. the official said the so-called zero option is one of the scenarios being considered. the announcement prompted display back in afghanistan. >> translator: if all u.s. troops leave afghanistan after 2014, it will be civil war again. we expienc civil war in the past, and it will happen again if all the troops go home. >> it's a kind of political game. probably they may like to show the worst picture for the entire world. probably they may pass a very unhappy message to the insurgents, taliban and extremi

she was scheduled to return from istanbul on january 21st.ade it to her flight and no one has heard from her since. police say they have found her passport and medical information and are looking at security camera footage from the area where she stayed. the 33-year-old mother of two made the trip alone after a friend canceled at the last minute. >> it is hard having to leave my kids behind but there is their mom, this is my wife. this is my girl of so many years. >> her husband and brother arrived in istanbul late yesterday and are meeting with reporters and police to help in the search. >>> coming up next, who doesn't love bubble wrap, that stuff where you get in and start popping it. >> it is addictive. we'll show you how the much- loved packing material is making its way into the record books. first, let's check in with gwen on this warm-up heading our way. are we heading into the record books with this? maybe not the record books but we are going to get a rise in our temperatures. mother nature will deal us another hand weather-wise. in

she was last seen leaving her istanbul hostel for dinner monday night and seems to have vanished, leavingassport, clothing and phone chargers. family members tell fox newschannel, sierra is a photographer and she left her staten island home to take pictures in istanbul, january 7. she checked in with them frequently, texting her family and skyping with her two children daily. her sister received a text from her monday morning, but no one has heard from her since. she was planning to return home on tuesday, january 25. but she missed her family and decided to move up her flight to the 22nd. when her husband went to pick her up, she never showed. >> you know, you have so many stories going through your mind, you don't know what to think, you don't know what to believe. you don't know what to expect. you don't know what's going to come out of this. >> reporter: steven is traveling to turk tow meet with the local authorities. the couple have been married 14 years and they have two children, both boy, ages 9 and 11. turkish police remain optimistic about finding sierra, saying they have posted

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. -- istanbul. >> lance armstrong has already been stripped of his titles and reputation. he is sitting down to chat with oprah winfrey. she is not revealing what he said about allegations that he routinely used performance enhancing drugs, but she did say that he did not come clean and perhaps the way she expected. >> lance armstrong sitting down with oprah for the biggest interview of her career and possibly the most difficult of his. the what he said about taking drugs remains unclear, despite widespread reports that he confessed to doping. >> i would say that he did not come clean in a manner that i expected. it was surprising to me. for myself, my team, all of us in the room, we were mesmerized. >> and when pressed on whether he appeared contrite, oprah urged viewers to make up their own minds. >> i choose not to characterize. i would rather people make their own decisions about whether he was contrite or not. i felt that he was awful. i thought that he was serious. i -- i felt that he was thoughtful. i thought that he was serious. he certainly had prepared himself fo

i know her husband and brother are heading over to istanbul. do they have any leads?ey're saying according to what we were able to figure out that the consulate in istanbul is actually aware of the fact that this american citizen has been essentially has disappeared a week ago. we know she traveled to turkey on january 7th. we know she was meant to return on the 22nd. she last spoke to her family on january 21st, last week, a day before she was meant to fly home. you can imagine, though, that the family when her father went to the airport to pick her up not finding her on the flight asked the airline if she even checked in, the airline told the father she has not checked in. that, of course, led to the -- to a very -- a situation where the family was extremely worried, asked the hotel, as you mentioned there in the lead-in to me, the passport and personal documents of sarai sierra were found in the hotel room, but her iphone and ipad were not, leading people to believe perhaps she was out doing sight-seeing. we know she wanted to go there to take pictures. she had a t

they're scheduled to meet with iranian officials later this month in istanbul.ow, israeli leaders have threatened military action if the diplomatic efforts do not resolve the standoff. >>> indian prime minister manmohan singh said relations with pakistan are no longer business as usual. he's criticizing pakistanis for what he called a barbaric act in the disputed region of kashmir. the indian and pakistani militaries fought three times last week along the line that divides them. soldiers on both sides were killed. indian government officials have asked their pakistani counterparts to investigate the deaths of two indian soldiers whose bodies were mutilated. the pakistanis have dismissed the allegations as propaganda. india and pakistan have fought two wars over kashmir. diplomats started talking again two years ago to improve ties. but indians have been demanding that their leaders take a hard-line stance since the fighting resumed. >>> transport safety is a constant issue in egypt. a military train derailed just south of cairo early on tuesday. at least 19 peop

family members of a new york city woman who vanished while vacationing in turkey have now arrived in istanbul. her husband and brother landed a short time ago. that 33-year-old mom left on a solo trip abroad three weeks ago and she kept in regular contact with the family and she was supposed to be back last tuesday, but when the plane landed, she was not on it. a call to the landlord of the hotel where sierra was staying revealed all of her things were still in her room. when asked if she may have run off, her husband says no way. >> not in the way that you might be referring to them. i have no doubt whatsoever, you know, that's not a question in my mind. she was excited to come back home. >> now steven says he's not leaving turkey without his wife. the state departnt and the turkish police looking for her. >>> still ahead, recipes, cute cartoons, and porn? you can find it all on twitter's new video sharing app. we'll tell you what the company has to say about that. >>> also ahead, public radio? private time. a radio station encouraging listeners to get busy. we'll tell you >>> in the state o

istanbul, turkey, and madrid, spain, are also submitting bids to host the games. the ioc plans to pick the host city at its annual meeting in buenos aires, argentina, in september. >>> japanese government leaders are back in high gear after a long year and new year holiday break. prime minister shinzo abe and his cabinet ministers are getting ready to hammer out measures for revitalizing the nation's sluggish economy. abe put up a sign at a new office for a task force that's in charge of directing economic policies. all his cabinet ministers are set to hold a task force's first meeting on tuesday. high on the agenda are emergency measures to be included in an extra budget for the fiscal year that ends in march. >> translator: we are resolved to do our best so japanese people can look back on this day as the starting point of japan's recovery. we are united in our determination to take aggressive steps beginning from this day. >> and we can tell you a little bit about that supplementary budget. the government is including emergency economic measures worth more than

as is traditional, in istanbul, greek orthodox christians jumped into the bosphorus to retrieve a cross, other orthodox christians, including the russian and coptic churches, will celebrate epiphany on january 19th. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. there's always much more on our web site as well. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more scenes of epiphany and orthodox christmas. major funding is provided by --

police in istanbul say her passport and medical cards were still in her room, although she was gone. her family is working with the fbi and the u.s. embassy there to find her. >>> surprising developments in former israeli prime minister ariel sharon's condition. doctors say he may not be brain-dead even though he's within in a coma for seven years. they showed him pictures of his family and played recordings of his son's voice while he underwent a brain scan. they noticed significant brain activity. doctors say this does not mean sharon is conscious or will emerge from his coma. he's been n in a vegetative coma since 2006. >>> darren swain will be sworn in as the new member othe house of delegas.te he will fill the seat former delegate tiffany -- she was ousted from the office. swain served in the house from 1999 to 2003. he's an assistant vice president for alumni relations at bowie state university. >>> parents, listen up. for the first time ever, the american academy of pediatrics released a set of guidelines to curb the growing number of children with type two diabetes. experts s

said it agreed with a peace plan with the pkk leader, who has been serving a prison sentence near istanbul. that happened in 1999. let's bring in our reporter following the story out of ankara. what is the reaction of the pkk to the deaths in paris. >> as you said, but turkish government official declared there are talks with the jailed pkk leader, for the disarmament of pkk. so, this makes it these killings very important, very critical. the statements, their reactions were coming very slowly in the beginning, but it seems like things are changing as time passes. first, i should underline what the pkk has said from europe. the european representatives. making a statement to a news agency. he said that these attacks are oriented against the talks but the turkish government and he said this attacked was by dark forces against the new process. provocation was the main concern in turkey. we could see this in his statement. another statement came from the ruling parker, a -- ruling party spokesman. he said that this seems like an internal clock. there may be some people who want to derail the

. >> thousands of turkish kurds gathered with in istanbul to greet the coffins of three activists killed in paris last week. they were found shot dead in their office. the turkish prime minister has appealed for calm ahead of the funeral. for decades the party has fought the turkish government for independence of the country's kurdish southwest. germany is still expected to grow this year, but only by 0.4%. that is leading to the central bank to bring back gold reserves stored in new york and paris since the cold war. >> germany has cut its forecast from october by more than half. anti-government's line is the worst will soon be over. -- if the government's line is the worst will soon be over. >> the forces for growth are intact. the labor market is robust. incomes are rising. price increases will stay moderate. germany is doing well. >> growth averaged 0.7% last year. the government says it will drop to 0.4% this year. that will be part of an upward swing as growth is forecast to go back up to 1.6% the following year. >> the return of growth could be good news for some of germany's neig

sunday night he and sarai's brother david flew to istanbul.will not come back without her. for "cbs this morning," terrell brown, new york. >>> starting out a little chilly in the valleys, some clouds out there as well, last part of the weak system sliding on by. i think by the afternoon we're looking good. overlooking san jose, kind of looks ominous out there. but i think we'll be okay as we'll see plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. right now 39 degrees in san jose. 33 in the napa valley. 47 a little breezy into san francisco. and out toward the coastline, highs this afternoon should be in the 50s. and low 60s. next couple of days, that ridge builds overhead. the temperatures warm up nicely through the middle of the week. >>> the fight aga breast cancer often comes at a high price, but this morning a new study may offer hope for women. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." i wouldn't change anything about the last 10 years except what it's done to my hair so i'm doing something new. new age defy from pantene. it's a system with pro-v

today her husband and brother will visit officials in ies tan bull and they are expected to -- istanbul. then they will discuss the search efforts. we are learning more about the trip abroad. friends say the mother of two took several side excursions out of turkey while on vacation. the media is reporting that police are investigating why she visited amsterdam and munich and they are trying to figure out identity of the man she was chatting with on the internet. her friend says the man was a tour guide. see was supposed to fly home on january 22nd she never showed up for the flight. turkish police found the passport and medical cards in the room where she stayed while in the country. >>> four people have been arrested in connection with the nightclub fire. moo are than 230 people -- more than 230 people were killed when the fire raced through the kiss nightclub. the owner of the club and two band members and the security chief has been taken into custody and questioned by police. investigators believe the band's pyrotechnics show set off a fire inside the nightclub apparently the club h

and i've not been there but my wife went into the museum of innocents, the building in istanbul. which is full of all the things mentioned in the novel. lipstick, the handbag, certain kind of handbags. and people have been going into shops asking to buy the particular handbag, which was mentioned in the book. they saw it in the museum but they be seen as entirely made up of things from their imaginati imagination. these people and these objects never existed. so you go in the museum, you look at the lipstick from the heroin or the handbags she bought or whatever, it's all in the museum. it's completely. there's no such thing. it's all out of someone's head. so we, they go in there and then they turn on to reading his novel. do you get the idea? the museum, the museum as an artifact of a fictional book. the fictional book assumes a real physical life in the museum. >> that's a creativity that -- as libraries we're definitely -- >> [inaudible] >> wouldn't it be wonderful if one of those creation stations in a library that people could create what they saw, in their minds, and the b

on monday was leased neither was given a very warm welcome on his arrival in istanbul before the netherlands captain was officially unveiled a champions gala task the twenty eight year old midfielder has joined the turkish side and a reported three and a half year deal after refusing to take a pay cut into milan the former rail madrid and i axed og those ninety caps for the dutch who finished as runners up to spain at the two thousand and ten world cup. then on tuesday barcelona captain collets buie all is set to remain a one club man after the defender signed a three year contract extension with the catalan giants the thirty four year old new deal could see him finishing his glittering career apps the new camp who all is a five time champion and has lifted the champions league trophy three times he was also in spain's world cup winning squad in two thousand and ten and has won ninety nine spanish caps. thank. you on wednesday also in barcelona twice former champions of russia were aged twenty eight twenty seven by slovenia they reached the semifinals of the world handball championship for t

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