the islamist party refuse to compromise so apparently did the liberal party is and he kept his word and step down. >> he wanted a non-partisan government. was he so out of step with his country? >> he was out of step at all with the populace of two nations. there has been no agreement on a constitution. there were supposed to be elections in constitution but that is not happening. people are eager and they thought this was a historic opportunity with the assassination of a leftist political leader for government of technocrats that could move forward. these parties cannot agree on the elections. >> what is likely to happen next? >> i think unfortunately further polarization. there is fears that a teenager will be similar to egypt in terms of increasing street violence. two nations are proud. they have a liberal and secular outlook and will not be like egypt. one analyst pointed out that this is -- there are two different views. that is what is planning out in a tunisian and egypt. this is not chaos. this is a classic in high-stakes political struggle. >> which one will triumph in the en

says the bomber was this man, a member of an outlawed group called the revolutionary people's liberation party front. it might have been in response to the arrest of some of its members. the blast killed the bomber and a turkish security guard. >> reporter: and early-morning fire here in oakland damages cars and trees and knocked out power to dozens of residents. we'll tell you why firefighters think it's suspicious. >>> warmer temperatures now. but what's in store for your weekend? rosemary orozco will be there for you. >>> students decked out in red and gold and we'll take you to colin kaepernick's alma mater. &c&c1 &c&c1 ds biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] >>> an investigation is underwa

the media have been putting out his name and connecting him with the revolutionary people's liberation party, who have carried out suicide bombings like the sun in the past. only a year ago in a very similar situation, ap station was hit by a suicide bombing. he is being linked to a number of activities. they are already pretty confident who he is, and they are building up quite a profile in history of the men who has strong connections to bend violent organizations. >> evidence is stacking up. how nervous the country at the moment with all the violence in neighboring syria as well? >> the group has been strongly critical of the arrival of patriot missiles. although the prime minister has been saying it is not likely that it is connected. >> thank you for that. in mexico city, rescue workers are now in a race against time to find survivors of an explosion that ripped through the offices of the state oil company, pemex. > >> at least 32 people died and hundreds were injured. >> authorities do not know what caused the explosion but say they are not ruling it a bomb attack. >> the explosion hap

the group, called the white writers liberation party, was angry about a recent police shooting. last night, officers didn't arrest anyone, but today, the city manage told us that won't be the case next time. >> we're prepared to take stronger action the next time we have a circumstance like we had last night. and we're not going to allow council meetings to be shut down like that again. >> police eventually broke up the unruely crowd, allowing the meeting to continue. >>> mayor jean quan says oakland is making a comeback. she gave her state of the city address tonight. but her scripted remarks were rather different than we've been hearing on the street lately. so juliette goodrich asked her about that. >> as your mayor, there's nothing more important to me than the safety of every individual in the city. >> reporter: but actions may speak louder than words to oaklanders concerned about less cops and more crime on the streets. and eyesores like this, hard to miss. >> this isn't art. this is vandalism. >> reporter: he says the writing is on the wall, literally. >> and yet we're fr

>> reporter: well, they're known as the revolutionary people's liberation party front and they are marxists who believe that the u.s. is an imperialist state that's controlling turkey. they've been implicated in many assassinations and suicide bombings going back two or three decades and their targets have included both the u.s. and the turkish military. >> pelley: holly williams outside the u.s. embassy in ankara. holly, thanks very much. u.s. embassies, of course, are run by the state department and this attack came on hillary clinton's last day as secretary of state. (cheers and applause) staff members filled the department's lobby to say farewell. clinton has not talked about her future plans but as she left some shouted "2016" the next year we will elect a president. john kerry was sworn in as her successor in a private ceremony. ed koch, the poor kid from the bronx who grew up to be mayor of new york, died today. >> how am i doing? how am i doing? thank you. >> reporter: from 1978 to 1989 koch was the public face and brash voice of america's largest city. >> i talk like a new yorker,

the group calls themselves the revolutionary people's liberation party front, a marxist group opposeds. and person influence in turkey. >>> joe biden making news on iran. the vice president is in germany for a security meeting. he underlined u.s. willingness to meet in one on one talks with iran's leaders. critics of direct talks say the iranians take advantage of such opportunities, delaying sanctions while they ton develop their suspected nuclear weapons program. that's a look at news. i'm kelly wright. we take you now to "bulls & bears" for all the latest headlines, or go to foxnews.com. >>> you think 7.9% unemployment is a bad number? then get a load of this. nearly two-thirds of american workers age 45 to 60 now saying they're planning on delaying retirement. only 40% said that just two years ago and toby, you say this is terrible news whether you're young or old? >> yeah. i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but for the younger person, there is no job -- jobs are not opening up or they're not get to go move up. for the people in the middle, they're not getting to move up and the

the revolutionary people's liberation party front claimed responsibility for a suicide attack at the u.s. embassy in ankara earlier this month. >>> new information that a secret unit of the chinese military is behind a massive computer hacking campaign against the united states. a report by the computer security firm mandian says a division of the people's liberation army is responsible for sustained hacking attacks against american interests. and maybe operating out of a white 12 story you toer er tow shanghai. >> a california man facing rape charges this morning for allegedly assaulting a woman he met on the popular dating website christianmingle.com. police are investigating whether 37-year-old sean banks targeted other women on that site. >>> seven members of congress led by vermont senator patrick lee are in cuba this morning. it is a largest american delegation to that country in recent memory. they are trying to convince the castro regime to release alan grossman who was jailed in 2009 for bringing banned satellite equipment into cuba as part of the state department program. >

this suicide bomber could be a member of the left his group called the revolutionary people's liberation party front does this version seem likely to you. it's still hard to say that say as you just mentioned that that report coming out that's a group that this liberation front is not an unknown group they have. undertaken attacks in the past they're known for being violently anti-american and for for blaming the turkish government of being under u.s. influence in terms of turkish foreign policy is it possible i mean in turkey as an anywhere anything is possible there's there's many people at play here in turkey as your correspondent mention in the piece earlier there's different factions there's a k.k.k. there's there's people who are upset at. what's had turkey's policy in syria so. as of yet it's still difficult to say who is behind it but that organization the revolutionary front is a known organization they haven't had recent attacks but there they have been as i said known to carry out attacks in the past what do you make of the timing of the attack is this some kind of a message. again

he's very suspicious so we don't know now could be they have cited this revolutionary people's liberation party but we don't know the question noways the environment that's being created and the amount of dangerous individuals that are spreading into this whole area from syria and turkey and back and forth that i've been on then supported in funded by obama in other countries of the west trace of the cage are for. all kinds of i to view these individuals to be active being you don't have to tell this per person to do this you just create the right environment provide the ammunition and the sons and certain idiology take over how do you think how do you think this will play out domestically for i don't want well i think he i think the situation's absolutely getting worse for turkey i think that turkey is turkey is now very concerned about the situation in iraq they're very concerned about the rising level of activity around with the kurds energy and desire for kurdistan inside that would take off part of turkey so i think this is very bad news is obviously great opposition inside turkey and i th

was known to be a leftist and a part of the radical group known as the revolutionary people's liberation party front he went on to say that the motive may have been different than motives of islamic militants now this comes on the same day that hillary clinton steps down from her post as secretary of state and just days after the contentious capitol hill hearings that dealt with the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi secretary clinton was largely loud for her democratic by her democratic colleagues for boosting america's image abroad particularly in the middle east president obama took his praise of clinton just one step further i think hillary will go down as one of the finest searchers states we've had but if you look at recent polls the u.s. is still largely seen in unfavorable lights in the middle east so today on her last day in the obama administration i want to spend some time examining secretary clinton's legacy and that of the u.s. in the muslim world earlier i was joined by author and historian dr webster tarpley who shared his opinions on clinton's legacy with us. i think her

all and students here had elected they had really taken part of last year and wanted to get the liberal party out of office and they wanted to elect the party who was well p.q. who had ran the campaign basically saying that they were going to free which and right well all of a sudden the story changed yesterday and there was an announcement that they were going to asian hike of seventy dollars and after that when protesters decided to come out and speak out against it mark against it but in addition to that the organization he was one of the main people who were organizing these protests they are also saying they want which unfreezes but they want government to look at greece wishing input back. interesting can you tell us how many people took part and who made up this group of protesters i know we're talking in the thousands all students were where it was apparently the teachers who made up this group of protesters so the majority of the protesters were students and majority of the students were actually sort of the more grand students here but they're also working or if you're of the studen

the revutionary people's liberation party front. however, u.s. offials say it is too early to determine who is responsible. u.s. intelligence sources have not ruled out the involvement of al qaeda or even an iranian proxy group angry at perceived u.s. involvement in syria. for domestic reasons they may not want it to appear that al qaeda is in turkey striking u.s. targets for fear that local turks will begin calling for the u.s. military personnel to leave. the first battery of the patriot missiles that the u.s. into turkey became operational on serious border today, and it is widely believed inside syria among some that the u.s. held the israelis started the convoy carrying missiles to 11 on that was bombed inside syria by israeli warplanes two days ago. she felt the press as too many questions about benghazi. she told the associated press in an exit interview that those who criticize the administration's handling of the benghazi attack, don't live in an evidence-paced world. lou: thank you very much. senator john kerry was sworn in this afterno

the liberal democratic party beat the democratic the following month. 71 companies have market capitalization of more than 1 trillion yen or nearly $11 billion. that's up from 47 in mid-november. analysts say the rapid increase suggest investors think the weakening yen will help japanese exporters improve earnings. data traffic on mobile devices is expected to surge. that's due to the number of people accessing internet from smartphones and computers. researchers at u.s. i.t. firm said mobile data traffic is expected to surge 14-fold. it's likely to come in asia pacific, africa and the middle east. data traffic and asia pacific in north america will can want for almost two-thirds of the total by 2017. mobile operators worldwide face the challenge of boosting their infrastructure. the philippines has one of the highest birthrates in southeast asia. another key factor is pushing businesses to set up shop there. >> reporter: the middle class is boosting private consumption. this has attracted some of the world's best known brands. japanese retailer opened last year its on store in manila. >> tra

parties to vote in favor. officials in the ruling liberal democratic party stressed that the budget will push up japan's real gross domestic product by about 2% and create 600,000 jobs. but the largest opposition democratic party said the government is ignoring efforts to cut the country's fiscal deficit. party leaders pointed out that the government is raising money to fund public works projects by issuing deficit financing bonds. these projects will total more than $54 billion. and government bond offerings will exceed tax revenues during the fiscal year. the budget will finance safety inspections and repairs of tunnels and roads and provide subsidies for businesses that install energy-efficient facilities. the extra budget brings this general account budget to almost $1.1 trillion. that's the third biggest on record. >>> u.s. president barack obama has renewed his call on congress to avoid automatic spending cuts to scheduled on march 1st. >> these cuts do not have to happen. congress can turn them off any time with just a little bit of compromise. >> obama urged lawmakers to agree on a provisional measure that

embassy there, officials looking for members of the revolutionary people's liberation party front, that'sed responsibility for a deadly attack on the u.s. embassy in ankara earlier this month where a turkish embassy guard was killed. >>> a huge jewel heist at the brussels airport. police say eight masked thieves in two vehicles stole $50 million worth of diamond stones, they reportedly cut a hole in a security fence at the airport then drove onto the tarmac and robbed the diamonds from a swiss-bound plane before speeding off. cnn has a reporter on the way to brussels. we'll bring you more on the incredible story throughout the day. lot of questions about that one. >>> a new report suggests a possible motive for the sandy hook elementary school massacre. law enforcement sources saying adam lanza may have been trying to outdo a notorious mass murderer. anders breivik killed 77 people, mostly teenagers. investigators found recalls about breivik in adam lanza's home. >>> police in california want to know if a suspected rapist is using the popular dating website christianmingle.com to target p

the revolutionary people liberation party front., officials say it's too early to determine who was responsible. u.s. intelligence sources have not ruled out involvement of al-qaeda. or even iranian proxy group angry at per zeeed u.s. involve -- perceived u.s. involvement in sir yeah. for domestic reasons the turks may not want it to appear al-qaeda is in turkey striking u.s. targets for fear the local turks will call for the u.s. military personnel to leave. the first battery of the patriot missiles in the u.s. sent to turkey is operational on syria's border today. it's widely believed inside syria among assad's ally that the u.s. help israeli target the convoy carry the missiles to lebanon that was bombed inside syria by the warplanes two days ago. >> in a swipe at the critics and the press whom she felt asked too many questions about benghazi, secretary of state clinton told "associated press" in exit interview those who criticize the administration handling of benghazi attacks, "don't live in an evidence-based world." bret? >> b

bomber was this man, a member of an outlawed marxist group calmed the revolutionary peoples liberation party front. the u.s. ambassador thanks the turkish people. >> your friendship, your solidarity means a lot to us at times like this. all of us feel we are among friends in a country that is safe for americans and stable. >> the white house said the u.s. will conduct its own investigation into the bombing. >> protesters masked in cairo's square in a scene almost identical to what happened two years ago during the arab spring riots. thousands of egyptians marched and chanted against the rule of president mohammed morsi. they are demanding he prevent the husband list brotherhood from controlling the government. >> santa clara county reports two more deaths because of the flu. we'll tell you about the victims and why it's generating a reaction in the community. >> it was another warm one today. the winds kind of going offshore for a while. you see in the san francisco flag there. the winds are going to change around. that fog return to the coast. how that fog will impact your weekend. [ female

>> reporter: well, it's the dhkpc, also known as the revolutionary people's liberation party front. marxist lengthenist group. their statement doesn't really say why they specifically attacked the united states embassy. in the past they have been known to attack a lot of turkish government sites. but what we're -- what we have learned now in that statement is they're accusing the united states of being responsible for killing people in afghanistan and iraq and libya. they say the united states is supporting the rebels in syria, they're against that. and also saying the united states is getting too close to turkey. this is a group that's been around since the 1970s. the last time they attacked u.s. officials was over -- was about two decades ago in 1991. so it is surprising everyone here right now, don. >> nick robertson, ankara, turkey. thank you for details on both stories. >>> let's get you up to speed on other stories happening today. vice president joe biden is raising the possibility of direct talks with iran about its nuclear program. >> we would be prepared to meet bilaterall

parties to vote in favor. officials of the ruling liberal democratic party stressed that the budget will push up japan's real gross domestic product by about 2% and create 600,000 jobs. but the largest opposition democratic party said the government is ignoring efforts to cut the country's fiscal deficit. party leaders pointed out that the government is raising money to fund public works projects by issuing deficit financing bonds. these projects will total more than $54 billion. government bond offerings will exceed tax offers during the fiscal year. they will repair tunnels and roads and also provide subsidies for businesses that install energy-efficient facilities. the extra budget brings this fiscal year's total general account budget to almost $1.1 trillion. that is the third biggest on record. >>> to the u.s. now where president barack obama has renewed his call on congress to avoid automatic spending cuts scheduled to kick in on march 1st. >> these cuts do not have to happen. congress can turn them off any time with just a little bit of compromise. >> obama urged lawmakers to agree on a provisional measure

. >> revolution people's liberation people's party front said they are bihind the strike in turkey.nd one turkish guard killed and two others were injured. the terrorist are opposed to the western influence in turkey. back to forbes on fox. >> unconstitutional and still collecting a paycheck. despite the judge ruling that labor board recess appointments were unconstitutional. board members get paid more than 150,000 a year on your taxpayer gop senators are pushing to cut off the pay. rich? >> it is tough medicine for sure and fell sorry for the appointees who based their lives around the salaryings. but the key word is it unconstitutional. the supreme court will probably look at this and if they reverse the lower courts ruling and reinstall people and their salaries. we have to draw a law in the stand about the unconstitutionalit i. >> unconstitutional is it the word that report used. you can't go against the law. nlet me tell you what is likely to be unconstitutional. it is it likely to be a -- you can't targ e. a. >> a bill of attaineder. congress can't target individuals and take

claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide attack in turkey made with the outlawed people's liberation partynt. the attack killed the bomber and turkish security gurd, authorities say the attacker lobbed a hand grenade then detonated his explosives. >> and a new york woman who disappeared has been found dead. turkey state run news agency condition firming the body discovered saturday not far from a bridge where she planned to take pictures before returning to the u.s.. she had been exploring her photography hoby. police questioning people in connection to her death. i'm lauren grown, now back toger rald yes at large. large." >> geraldo: welcome back, everybody. kelly ripa is really going to be upset. her cohost michael strahan the former defensive end did not make the profootball hall of fame. he was eliminated today on the final ballot. too bad, michael. he was a great one. and they make an adorable couple together. former giants jets patriots head coach bill parcells did make the hall of fame. meanwhile, robert griffin iii voted the nfl rookie of the year. and the man who set the moment wh

. >> yeah, erin, they think it's a man ichevich sham li, member of the revolution people's liberation party. they say he trained in europe how to make bombs and has attacked turkish military and police officials before. right now they're doing dna tests to confirm his i. dix. the group is a throwback to the cold war, a far left revolutionary group that wants to overthrow turkey's government and establish some sort of communist state. >> why would they target the u.s. embassy? >> they are anti-capitalist. and they're very, very opposed to the u.s. and nato. analysts say probably two reasons for this attack. one is to embarrass the turkish government. two is to protest the presence of u.s. patriot missiles on turkish soil. right now, 400 american troops are in turkey and they are moving that patriot missile battery into position on turkey's border with syria. turkey requested that help because of the mortars flying in from syria and they wanted the american missile to help shoot it down. >> and chris, how was the attacker able to gain access to the embassy compound? with all this talk about e

and the ruling liberal democratic party and its coalition partner new komeito. he'll have to decide whether japan should take parts on the transpacific partnership free trade agreement. he said he will decide before the elections this summer for the upper house. politicians are divided. it's not just the opposition, but his colleagues within his party do not like the idea either. remember, abe has sat at this desk in his office before and he knows how quickly things can change for a prime minister. >>> the group of seven finance ministers and central bank governors has issued a statement that they are committed to market return exchange rates and stress they will continue to consult closely on foreign exchange markets. japan's finance minister taro aso made the statement available to reporters as the yen's rapid fall continues. the g-7 members agreed that successful volatility and disorderly movements in exchange rates can have adverse implications for economic and financial instability. currency issues are expected to be high on the agenda at a g-20 meeting to

the senior defense ministry official met with members of the ruling liberal democrat party. masanori nishi say they must have more safety nets. they say setting up emergency hotlines. the country's defense officials met three times in the last five years to discuss safety measures, but the talks stalled last year after japan's leaders nationalized the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japan controls the islands, china and taiwan claims them. he said the crew directed its weapons radar at a japanese destroyer, but they did not train artillery at the ship, said it's not clear if the chinese crew had removed the safety device on the artillery. they are interesting in creating interest. >> translator: japan is trying to tarnish china's image. it doesn't work to improve the bilateral relationship. >> chinese foreign ministry spoke person was responding to a remark by japanese defense minister. he said the use of weapons radar could be considered a threat of force under the united nations charter. china's defense ministry and other agencies are investigating the incident. she

abe will meet with other members of the ruling liberal democratic party during the day to discuss the tpp talks. he'll also sit down with the leader of coalition partner, new komeito. officials have said they'll leave the final decision to abe and his government. u.s. trade officials must decide to allow japan to join the tpp negotiations. abe will keep in touch with members of obama's administration while awaiting the right time to announce his decision to the japanese public. >>> quick look at what's happening on the global economic scene this week. the search for a new central bank governor is the big focus in japan, as you know. prime minister shinzo abe is set to propose his top candidate for opposition party's approval. and from italy on monday, we'll have early results of the general election. we'll know whether the italian people are ready to continue with the current reform and austerity measures. we'll also be getting october to december gdp numbers from three countries. a second reading of u.s. gdp will be out on thursday. initial figures show the u.s. economy contracted 0.

abe mentioned his choices in a meeting with liberal democratic party secretary general.asked him to seek support from opposition party members so the nominees can be presented to the diet for approval. >>> prime minister abe woke up at home after several days in washington. he returned after delivering an important message to u.s. president obama. nhk world explains. >> reporter: shinzo abe has vowed to get the economy growing again during his second shot at power. the prime minister told americans that he was back and so was japan. he and president barack obama issued a statement that signaled abe might be leaning towards joining the asians on the transpacific partnership. they said japanese officials would not have to abolish tariffs on rice or other agricultural products before beginning the talks. abe told obama he may increase defense spending. he said he's even considering allowing japan to exercise its right to collective self-defense, the right to defend an ally under attack. the official position of the japanese government is that collective self-defense is agai

>> well, this group named revolutionary people's liberation party in turkish we call it-- was founded in 1978. and it's a secular terrorist organization, different from the islamist leaning terrorist organization. it embraces a marxist leninist ideology. it is anti-imperialist, anti-u.s. and anti-nato for that matter. it has attacked u.s. interests and facilities during and before and after the first gulf war. but they hadn't done anything for a long time. so today is the first after, you know, a long break that they had attacked. u.s. embassy here in ankara. >> to you do we know how clear the evidence is that points to them? and i ask this because i've seen some terrorism experts here in the u.s. questioning about whether the turkish government has rushed to judgement in pinpointing this group, particularly because there are any number of groups operating in turky, capable of such violence. >> true there are a number of terrorist organizations from, you know, extremist leftist to kurdish to islamist terrorist organizations operating in turkey. i wouldn't go into speculating further t