germany has accepted 150 libyan refugees from malta, but the government does not intend to take in any more. >> as far as providing aid for north africa is concerned, the german government is particularly concerned about providing humanitarian aid to the region. at the moment, we are not planning on accepting any refugees from libya, tunisia, or egypt. >> but calls are growing in germany for the government to do more to help those fleeing from the unrest in north africa. >> all right, stay with us. i am going to come right back with our "in depth" report, the lessons we have learned from fukushima. stay with us. penn -- >> welcome back, everyone. it has been just over three months since the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern japan. it crippled the infrastructure there and created a meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power plant. thousands of people who were evacuated are still waiting at temporary shelters, wondering if they will ever be able to return to their home. they are angry at the way the government has handled the crisis, and that officials played down the thre

only three countries toward higher, malta, croatia, cyprus. there are lots of results that are positive but europe needs to do more to clean up their water. >> this was visible in 2009 and it has unfortunately been confirmed. there are still many challenges ahead of us. >> in order to promote safe baiting, the eu also test europe's rivers and lakes for bacteria's that cause gastrointestinal infections and skin rashes. the worst results were recorded offer thepolishoast where watequality often failed to reach even minimal standards. the netherlands and belgium have some red marks along the coastlines. the report recommends given the beaches around naples a wide berth as they did not test well in comparison to other european waters. to the quality of europe's bathing waters is very high. good news for beach lovers across europe. >> in soccer, the days of long- term german captain michael ballack e officially coming t an en the coach has confirmed that the veteran player no longer features -- figures into the plans. he missed the world cup campai

there is a certain level of malta and -- of momentum that help people. i would never ask my volunteers to do something i was not willing to do. we were at the bus stop at the morning handing out literature. i think that is critical, to bring into city hall that, yes, i am elected to lead, but more importantly to serve. that is my number one focus point. i am here to serve. when you call me, i am at 4 service. >> what about issues facing san francisco, facing your district, and how you are going to balance the needs of san francisco at large against the needs of your district? >> we actually see the needs of san francisco and the district cannot be counteracted or counter intuitive. when we address the needs of the district and residents, we also address the issues of folks that are living in the mission, people that are working class people, people that have blue- collar jobs. really, it is paramount and centered on education. for young people, making sure, ensuring we are providing them a quality education in public schools. i served as chair on the sel

and in malta sports finally russia have been dominant in the car really for years now but surprisingly cannot boast the same success in the truck racing championship europe's top event in the category however alexander live wolf russia so when presented to win the series is the man aiming to change that soon as steve deans reports now. the european truck racing championship may not be quite as big as formula one but these two high octane sports do have more than one thing in common motors revving spectacular crashes and a solitary russian driver lapping the tracks in his yellow man truck alexander visit the name these thirty nine and used to steer smaller cars because in switching to bigger engines he's triumphed in one of the four championship races sweeping the top honors at their previous stop in spain earlier this month so a lonely eleventh place at this latest asian or garro france was a huge disappointment at this track is nothing new to us and races here always very close with very narrow time margins and after those who did ok but it just didn't turn out to be a good day for us

state department helped her leave libya today on a united nation's flight for malta. she will stay in europe for now. the state department says the u.s. will provide whatever help she needs. >>> an update tonight on that e. coli outbreak in europe. officials say initial tests have confirmed that bean sprouts and other sprout varieties grown in northern germany are the likely cause for the outbreak that's now killed 22 people and made more than 2,000 sick. >>> last night we led our broadcast with an important development in treating breast cancer. tonight more promising news to report. researchers said two new drugs can extend survival in patients with advanced melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer. the lead investigator for one of the drugs said it made an unprecedented level of difference for those who received it. the findings were presented at a meeting of the american society of clinical oncology in chicago. >>> in paris today, one of the classic rivalries in tennis played out once again at the french open. it was rafael nadal against roger federer. in the

after a stop over in malta, she is now at a refugee facility in romania. is live in abu dhabi. nic, you've been covering this story from the very beginning closely mao for months. first of all, why this back-and-forth? why has this woman been brought from one country to the next to the next? will she ever be able to come back home? >> reporter: i don't think she's going to be going home if you call home the east of libya where the rebels control which is where her parents live. i don't think she'll be going back home any time soon. see now sees her life being outside libya. she doesn't feel safe there from gadhafi's loyalists who might be able to get to her even if she was in the east of libya. she's got her sights now firmly set on getting to the united states if she can on some sort of refugee program. she's a lawyer. she wants to continue her legal studies and she sees the united states as being the best place for her. she really wants to put this part of her life behind them, much as she's got family and friends back in libya. it's what she really woul

the female mixed breed named star was found buried up to her nose on the tiny island nation of malta. her legs and snout tied. officers investigating another case heard her whimpering of a board use today cover her grave. removed 40 pellet rounds from her skull. many people are calling for tougher animal cruelty laws because of this. officials say the dog is getting offers from around the world for adoption. >>> san francisco's palace of fine arts has a new resident swan. meet march that. this is video we shot this morning. the young swan is only a few days old. she happened on memorial day. the mother, blanch, still has three more eggs but they still don't know if those eggs will hatch. that will do it for us. our next newscast is at ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

on end of flash malta has held a massive purge has done inside the jefferson memorial in washington d.c. claiming it's an exercise of their constitutional rights they gathered in opposition to rescind the decision upholding up honoring toensing of the slaves but by the abreast of a week across. the. uk next our special report focuses on how the ak soviet republic over all media has developed two decades after the collapse of the us assad. people living in this land seven thousand years ago were already making wine and shoes this world's oldest shoe was done right here in this hole in the fourth century armenia adopted christianity as its state religion i was fit for instance. in the early twentieth century armenians went through the horrors of genocide we thought of only one point five million us we killed groups move on when you broke free from the soviet union in september one thousand nine hundred ninety one what has independence brought to this ancient country. in two thousand and eight archaeologist valise gas buddy and could have rivaled armenian politicians in terms of popularity

and it's greece the top group ever after a three one win over malta there a point above croatia twelve points along with israel we love the year two one. and this a three way tie at the top of group h. portugal beat norway one no which means both teams are on ten points along with denmark they want to know in iceland. and emotion g.b. former champion casey stone has clinched his second win in a row following his triumph at the castle i'm grown prix the australian heaping pressure on reigning world champion jorge lorenzo who came in second however this fine it is still seventeen point overall in the standings is yamaha teammate ben species completed the podium and battled marco simoncelli started from pole but had to settle for sixth place after the italian braid death threats from local fans having a controversial crash with dani pedrosa at the french grand prix last month. golf and sweden's alexander noren has taken a one shot lead into the final round with a wales open after a blustery saturday with shock at the leaderboard it's at celtic manor defending champion mcdowell graeme. suf

greece is set to receive the latest chunk of its malta billion euro bailout rescue package after european officials said the country has man its requirements however speculations mounting it will need more money than first thought that's likely to be met with strong opposition at home where greek society has been outraged by it as charity measures and massive privatization program. today is so stressful life in a big city demands people look after their house more closely than ever are just moscow to visit the russian capital's best places to recharge the batteries. of. the city nation's consumer. prices the have dried and the most and. this is. something that's. essentially. this is. the reason. her. lot of reasons have today i'll be back where we kept our top story shortly stay with us. in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph minster of university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the genius possible for growth in human beings and put it into a mouse. gone all the main risk issues most often is that ninety five percent of all competent scientists in these fields are verkin for t

greece is set to receive the latest chunk of its malta billion euro bailout rescue package after european officials said. the country requirements however speculations mounting it will be more money first start now it's likely to be met with strong opposition at home or greek society has been outraged by the is terribly measures and nass of privatization program greece is not the only eurozone country struggling to stay afloat raising questions about the survival of the single currency so can they you're all right or are the debt crisis and its very existence worth the effort join artie's crossed up later today for the answers. i think we should not think so much in terms of paper with countries but more in terms of the political elite and doesn't sort of course a put it to put it in leader france and germany and greece warned the euro to continue and of course also the banking system that the drone banking system a french speaking system that i just lend to and being from the greek government but for a german consumer this is another it takes players this is not a very good deal with the

but some writer at wired by giro who disappeared in malta almost a week ago has turned up in jail the author is suspected of organizing mass protests in two thousand and nine against the results of the country's parliamentary elections archies katrina as our of us has the story. written off russian writer the out by get of was last seen on june sixteenth in the moldovan capital case now. a week later it's turned out that he had been detained by local authorities for allegedly masterminding public riots in april two thousand and nine then thousands of unhappy moldovans took to the streets protesting the results of the country's parliamentary elections opposition leaders accused the ruling communist party of falsifying their votes by give himself frequently stated that he was in fact one of the organizers of the unrest but until now not many people took him seriously. i know he was there when the riots with taking place he doesn't deny that fact there anything but as far as organizing the riots would taking part in any kind of commotions that's ridiculous the only kind of action he woul

joining me now, malta gather and andy young, both ph.d.s at harvard medical school.hanks so much for joining us. this is really cool. i mean, to imagine that we might be able to do this one day. the science sounds like it's something from the future or an x-men comic book. briefly tell us how this works and how far along you actually are in making this a reality. >> okay. absolutely, randi. laser was invented 50 years ago. and first made with the ruby and semiconductor lasers has revolutionized our society. you can find it in the cd player or at the supermarket and also the laser pointer. and about -- this project was started about five years ago with the pure curiosity. what about the biological material? can you generate laser light from biological systems? and our work focused recently that showed that indeed this is possible. and as you mentioned, that now we can envision thinking something like a laser beam coming out of the eye and e.t.-like glowing light on the fingertip at your will and as a way to communicate visual communication or interface with a control,

laverna houk of malta, ohio. 105.od and also in her community where she is beloved. always done good deeds. i like this. johnie and valentine jones, been married 76 years. and we love them. you know what? either -- oh, forsythe, missou i missouri. anyway, they've been happy married because they love each other and she never listens to anything he says. that's it. back to you. >> all right, willard. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, the family feud over the fortune left behind by the author of "the girl with the dragon t ao." >>> breaking news in san francisco where police followed a trail of blood and found a body near the marina. >> reporter: a biz skblar story out of san francisco. a body floating at the marina at the ft. mason parking lot, discovered this morning at 6:30 by someone passing near the boats. san francisco police waiting for the medical examiner to come and retrieve it. we know it's a male, fully clothed, and there is another twist. last night police got a call of a trail of blood in the street and cam

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