in luxembourg, where europe's agriculture ministers are meeting. after almost two weeks, 22 people have died and two thousand have been struck by illness. nobody has been able to work out where the bacteria originated. the european commission has warned against spreading unjustified fears. the damage has been done. farmers are struggling to sell their produce and are now demanding compensation. this report from hamburg -- >> it's not getting any easier for the german authorities. over the weekend, they identified this farm 60 miles south of hamburg as the likely source for the e. coli outbreak sweeping across europe. instead of relief at locating the origin of the crisis, there's no confusion. green sprouts grow here are tested, but early results show they're not contaminated after all. the farm is not fully in the clear, but the negative results are not good news for officials try to get on top of the outbreak. agriculture ministers from the european union 27 member states are meeting for emergency talks in luxembourg to discuss food safety concer

from the meeting in luxembourg, our bbc editor since this report. ds this report. >> there is growing frustration that the source of the outbreak has not been identified, and mounting calls for growers to be compensated. >> this spanish mep, curious that spanish cucumbers had been blamed, demanded that the honor of the vegetable be restored. you could sense the tension at the meeting. ministers from holland and spain objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. the figure on the table was 130 four million pounds. for growers, that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. judging by the strength of feeling here today, the level of compensation is likely to go higher. the funds will come from an existing new budget and will not involve further contribution by the u.k. taxpayer. there was fault assigned to germany for an accurately assigning blame to spanish cucumbers. >> to not rush to give information on the source of infection which is not proven by bacteria logical analysis. as

at an eu meeting in luxembourg, spain has made it clear it expects compensation. >> we want to ask for compensation for the serious and irreparable damages spain has suffered. it will also ask the european commission to strengthen and improve the alert messages on food safety. >> more than two thousand people in germany have now been infected by the e. coli bacteria. the cases have been concentrated around hamburg. hospitals are overstretched. there have been infections in 12 other countries, linked to travel in germany. german officials say they're almost certain the form they have identified is the source of the outbreak. the also say there's nothing to show that the farmer has done anything wrong. >> after the euphoria of winning the elections, portugal's center-right democrats now face the challenge of implementing a bailout program. the leader says he will form a coalition government. allison roberts has this report from lisbon. it does contain some flash photography from the very start. >> the center-right social democratic party did not have to wait long after the polls closed t

from the meeting in luxembourg, our bbc editor since this report. ds this report. >> there is growing frustration that the source of the outbreak has not been identified, and mounting calls for growers to be compensated. >> this spanish mep, curious that spanish cucumbers had been blamed, demanded that the honor of the vegetable be restored. you could sense the tension at the meeting. ministers from holland and spain objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. the figure on the table was 130 four million pounds. for growers, that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. judging by the strength of feeling here today, the level of compensation is likely to go higher. the funds will come from an existing new budget and will not involve further contribution by the u.k. taxpayer. there was fault assigned to germany for an accurately assigning blame to spanish cucumbers. >> to not rush to give information on the source of infection which is not proven by bacteria logical analysis. as

luxembourg is not clear. what this tel us is that there's not an easy equation. this is a question about what the market will bear. what is expected of greece and their creditors. signals from the german delegation that if they don't get clearance from a new transfer to greece which gives more responsibility on the private bondholders, they will not be able to sell anything and that could make the crucial meeting of the finance ministers very very difficult. >> we know the minists are discusng all options but what real options do o ey really have? >> basically, they want to throw more money and greece or you go along the path that the germans insist upon for presentation reasons as well as financial reasons which is to ensure that the private creditors, the bondholders are forced to extend the line of credit to greece. they don't want payback on their commitment until much later. berlin insists that if you exnd that line of credit you will save in the near term about 30 billion euros worth of credits to greece. others say, those opposed, say it is not as easy as

have been discussing the crisis and at a meeting in luxembourg. the bbc's editor has the details. >> cucumbers lopes, box after box, waiting for them to be crushed the area there is concern that the source of the outbreak has not been identified. >> furious the spanish cucumbers set incorrectly been blamed the mainland and the honor of the vegetable be restored. >> had an emergency meeting, you could sense the attention. investors objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. and the figure was 134 billion pounds. that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. >>, and judging by the strength of feeling here today, it is likely to go higher. the funds will come from existing budgets and won't involve further contribution by the u.k. taxpayer. there was criticism of germany for an accurately pinpointing spanish cucumbers as the source of the outbreak. >> authorities do not rush to give information on source of infection that is not proven by the material analysis. as the spreads un

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yeah of bank -- -- you have banks in austria, luxembourg, cyprus and in . at the end of the day, it is european banks who are covering up tax evasion. >> yes, there is a tax evasion problem in greece. i do not think that is the cause of the structural problems greece's spacing, on the other hand. -- the problems greece is facing, on the other hand. we have been talking about addressing the question of banking secrecy. since 2009, all countries have agreed to measures whereby information cannot be refused if it is requested by an authority of another bank. that has been covered in an administrative cooperation objective from march of this year. it was published at that date. the banking security question has been addressed. it can allow for a full exchange of information between taxing authorities. member state share information with other countries including greece on any alleged tax evasion or fraud. >> you used all your time, i am very sorry about that. [laughter] >> i will make my intervention even briefer. recently he said the internet was dealt with at

leaders the netherlands and swedes are three neal i had a tough time there while belarus house luxembourg and su all relates in the match. to domestic matters now here in russia where like much of moscow has their manager utica on the move coming after their latest defeat at home to injury club bosses blames the forty seven year old for poor preparations ahead of the two one defeat looking at seaboard also questioned the substitutions the he made during that game it was not our last of less than six months in charge. former russian manager guus hiddink meanwhile looks an increasingly likely candidate to take over at chelsea and sixty four year old currently coaches the turkish national team but it's believed the dutchman's that poncho is imminent f.a. states however they will go for anything less than six million dollars if he seeks to terminate his contract hiddink is franz would lose. a mortgage and briefly to cope with a club as caretaker manager in two thousand and nine as if by john manager birds in vaults added more fuel to the fire by saying he may replace heating gets to use head

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facing the present difficult and multi-faceted crisis in a decisive way the upcoming meeting of luxembourg will determine whether european officials are ready to issue a second bailout package worth an estimated one hundred twenty billion euros this will extend greece's year old one hundred ten billion euro deal unfunded into the year two thousand and fourteen the package will however until still yet another round of sweeping austerity the first condition of success if we speak about support to greece is it greece. and that greece is able to deliver on its part and if greece this its fault i think being opinion has to do its part because it is in our joint because now we're think. this is financial woes overblown after all many policymakers claim greece is too small to cross the kind of economic impact that would change the course of the euro and the health of the global economy and during their last meeting in berlin german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy is sure that a compromise agreement would have hurt a meltdown and propose a strategy akin to the vienna

except for 300,000 people in luxembourg, we remain the most productive in the world. for all of the talk about china, let us not forget we are some 7- 11 times richer than them. in the same way that in my household our three kids share of our growth is 100%, but that does not make them richer than us and we should not forget that. we have extremely productive industries. we have gotten substantially more competitive relative to other countries over the past two years now going through this wrenching downturn. one critique i would have of the analysis, however, in the mckinsey report is the notion of a jobless recovery as applied to now in some way compared to 2001. it makes the argument that there has been a secular change in business cycles that it takes longer and longer to recover. 2001, there is no question that is true. it is almost two full years from the end of the recession before we generate any jobs in 2001. that is, in my mind, totally different than the business cycle we had just gone through. if you ask how long it will take to get back to where we starte

as you said, we have this emergency meeting of the european meeting in luxembourg. one of the things they'll probably decide on this aid to european farmers, not just germany but spain, after demand flat lined after the german authorities suggested it might be spanish cucumbers responsible for all this. the german farmers union came out with a statement saying they believe german farmers have lost something like 50 million euros because of declining demand. but also because some countries, for instance, russia, are stopping the import of produce from europe. that's one of the things that one european commissioner said goes way over the top. he said that needs to stop. let's listen in to what he had to say. >> i would like to stress again that the outbreak is limited geographically to an area surrounding the city of hamburg, so there is no reason, as of today, to take such measures at european level. in the light of this and also the steps towards the identification of the source, we consider a ban on any product as disproportionate. >> reporter: so that's what the e

it's landed at the door step of the leaders meeting this weekend in luxembourg.l of concern. we shouldn't for get, zain, right now, there's a $20 billion payment greece has to make by the end of june. so the timetable here for mr. papandreou to pull things together and the payments to take place is very short. >> cnn's john deaf tefterios reporting. >>> in the uk, check out the independent up in. it's gotten an opinion piece. this is the headline, riot all you want. the economic facts remain the same. the the protesters in athens can riot all they want but cannot alter the fundamental economic fact of their country is busted. mainly because it's been consuming more than it produces for years. in greece itself, we have this headline, get serious without further ado. nobody should be fooling around with the country's institutions and creating confusion. >>> finally internet headline why should the u.s. bail out greece "the wall street journal" says, the country's big government has spawned an enormously corrupt state that robz the poor of opportunity and enriches t

and except for 300,000 people in luxembourg, we remain the most productive in the world. all the talk about china, let's not forget, we are some seven times to 11 times richer than them. in the same way that in my household, our three kids share a lot of growth in height is 100%, but that does not make them taller than us, and we should not forget that as an important component. we have extremely productive industries. we have gotten substantially more competitive relative to other countries of the world over the last two years, while going through this wrenching downturn. one critique, i guess i would have, of the analysis, however, in the mackenzie report -- in the mckinsey report is the notion of jobs growth -- it makes the argument that there has been a section -- secular change in business cycles. 2001, there is no question that is true. it is almost two full years from the end of the recession before we generate any jobs in 2001. that is, in my mind, totally different from the business cycle we have just gone through. if you say, "how long does it take to get back t

. >> officials from the european union are meeting in luxembourg to talk about the aggressive e. coli outbreak spreading across europe, but it's believed that the contamination started in an organic farm in germany. michelle kozinski has the latest. >> reporter: hamburg has been the epicenter of the deadliest known e. coli outbreak. 21-year-old student, the bacteria attacking her kidneys and eyesight every day must have all of her blood plasma replaced. >> when i was getting sicker and sicker -- >> reporter: she says the only thing she ate that her family didn't was strawberries. this is still a mystery and almost all the victims young and strong. doctors have never seen anything like it. what we have seen, more than three dozen times since 1995 are bacterial outbreaks linked to sprouts. one in japan in 1996 sickened 9,000 people, killed 17. the cdc and fda issued warnings in the u.s. not to eat raw sprouts for children, the elderly and people with weakened immunity. it turns out the highly nutritious greens of which 300,000 torngs $250 million worth is produced every year in the

. >> some members of the european union are meeting today in luxembourg for a briefing on the e. coli crisis in europe. the outbreak of an especially aggressive strain of the food borne bacteria appears to have started in germany. german officials say they are confident that bean sprouts and other spouts from an organic farm near hamburg may be to blame, but the first samples from that farm have tested negative for e. coli. the outbreak has killed 22 people so far, more than 2,000 others have become sick. >>> coming up on news 4, an unusual light show from a volcano. >> some cell phones may give off more radiation than others. we'll tell you which ones topped the list. >>> get used to this great weather while you can becau >>> the eruption of a volcano in southern chile has forced the evacuation of more than 3500 people. that volcano started erupting violently on saturday. the eruption continued today throwing smoke and ash high into the sky. according to chilean authority, a column of gas six miles high and three miles wide rose from the volcano. lightning in the cloud provided

basically we're going to be a really big luxembourg, really big greece or maintain our roots in a free-basedwns. when the president said we need to even out those ups and downs, president obama has said. th many believe we're better off being an economy rooted in more market-oriented foundation. >> so, i think -- >> the last 45 seconds to tell me what he means. >> i think he's doing the classic republican attack on democrats, trying to make the case they're somehow out of step with american values. this week on friday, president obama was surrounded by workers in a chrysler factory in toledo, ohio, which, if the republican party had had their way wouldn't have jobs any longer. that factory would be shuddered. instead, thanks to the leadership of this administration, those people have jobs and chrysler becomes a private company again. you can talk about ups and downs. when you're in the bottom of a ditch, i think people wanted government to give you a helping hand to climb out of it again. that is really the fundamental difference here. >> anita dunn, ed gillespie, thank you for joining us. >

. >>> official from the european union are meeting in luxembourg today to talk about the e.ngoing outbreak has killed 22 people so far ask sickened more than 2,000. all of the deaths, they've occurred northern germany or in travellers who have recently been to germany. the outbreak, however, has spread across your. authorities think sprouts from an organic farm in germany might be the source of this contamination. so far the initial tests on half of the samples from that farm, they have come back negative, but testing continues and authorities are not willing yet to give the farm the all clear. >>> when we come right back on news 4 at 5:00, suleman brown in the hot seat, the former mayoral candidate testifies before the d.c. city council on the hiring practices of mayor gray's administration. >> some high school students in southern maryland are taking their science experiment to a whole new level, outer space. i'm elaine reyes, i'll explain coming up. >>> and the world's largest commercial airplane comes in for a landing at dulles. it's a big one. we're going to take you in

compensation from the e.u., european agriculture ministers agreed to set up an mng fund at a summit in luxembourg this afternoon. >> we have respond to all the producers with 100% of the real market value of the merchandise that has been lost. >> reporter: it seems playing hard ball paid off. the e.u.'s agriculture commissioner announced tonight that the emergency fund would be increased. meanwhile the e-coli outbreak keeps growing. 26 people have died. 642 are in intensive care. but germany's national disease control centers say the number of new cases is declining. the epidemic might have reached its peak. >> sreenivasan: it is still unclear what caused the outbreak. but in the absence of clear answers, russia and saudi arabia have banned all imports of produce from europe. a huge wildfire burning in eastern arizona is now causing trouble in other states. thick smoke soared above arizona mountain towns today and spread as far east as iowa. the blaze caused hazy skies and even prompted health warnings in colorado and new mexico. the fire has burned more than a week in arizona, consumed nearly 50

basically we're going to be a really big luxembourg, really big greece or maintain our roots in a free-market-basedmy. that has its ups and downs. the president has said we need to even out those ups and downs, president obama has said. that takes the dynamism out of our economy and many of us believe we're better off being an economy rooted in a more market-oriented foundation. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you, candy. >> tune in next sunday when we bring you a republican presidential debate from the important primary state of new hampshire. that's next monday, june 13th, at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. up next, our "sound of sunday," highlights from the other sunday morning talk show, then "fareed zakaria: gps" at the top of the hour. >>> time for today's "sound of sunday." fresh off an east coast bus tour, sarah palin appeared on fox in what presumably was not a campaign appearance. >> what president palin would do is cut the federal budget, making sure that we're not crowding out private sector investment and we will cut that spending. we have no choice. we're going broke. we're going

and except for 300,000 people in luxembourg, we remain the most productive in the world. for all the talk about china, let's not forget, we are some seven times to 11 times richer than them. in the same way that in my household, our three kids share a lot of growth in height is 100%, but that does not make them taller than us, and we should not forget that as an important component. we have extremely productive industries. we have gotten substantially more competitive relative to other countries of the world over the last two years, while going through this wrenching downturn. one critique, i guess i would have, of the analysis, however, in the mackenzie report -- in the mckinsey report is the notion of jobs growth -- it makes the argument that there has been a section -- secular change in business cycles. 2001, there is no question that is true. it is almost two full years from the end of the recession before we generate any jobs in 2001. that is, in my mind, totally different from the business cycle we have just gone through. if you say, "how long does it take to get ba

you've got banks in australia, luxembourg, cyprus and switzerland, where greek citizens vote go intoacking secrecy so the government can know where tax evasion is happening and what the money is going. you can't stop this. at the end of the day, european banks who are covering up tax evasion. >> i'm sorry to remind it. [inaudible] >> translator: mr. band-aids, there is a tax evasion increase. i don't think that is the structural problem greases facing on the other hand. now, with what we've been talking about, addressing the question of banking secrecy since march 2009, all countries, including swiss has agreed to measure whereby information cannot be refused if it is requested by another bank. that's been covered. you know, the administrative administrative cooperation objective went in for some of them it. and so, it was published at the beginning of next year. the question has been addressed and can allow for full exchange of information between tax authorities. i think through the administrative corporation, mr. chair, with other countries, including greece and there found any al

a key meeting about that occurs tomorrow in luxembourg. melissa, back to you. >> all right, michelle caruso-cabrera, thank you so much. >>> mother nature is not helping out firefighters continue to battle several huge wildfires. strong winds and intense heat on tap for the weekend hampering efforts along the new mexico/colorado border to get the fires under control. meanwhile, in arizona, the largest fire in the state's history is 38% contained. but the high winds forecasted could change that. >>> indiana police say nay have received nearly 1,000 tips in the case of missing college student lauren spierer. the 20-year-old disappeared two weeks ago after a night of partying with friends. police want to talk to the driver of a white pickup truck seen in the area the night of spierer's disappearance. on friday, lauren's dad became emotional when talking about father's day. his wife said the greatest gift he could receive is information leading them to lauren. >>> and kate edwards, the oldest daughter of elizabeth edwards, is starting a foundat