. >>> i was born in haifa carry similar our temperatures in the mediterranean, army service in israel and did my b.a. in israel that took a backpack and traveled abroad. thanks so much for joining us here in mosaic.

the mediterranean. the united states has gotten involved in rebuilding western europe. the united states is sending out guys all around the world, and now we have signed on to a military alliance in central and south america. if you are joseph stalin, who is the great threat to the peace and security of the world? who is trying to take over the world? >> yus. >> yes, the united states. if you paranoid and suspicious, it's the united states. so if you are joseph stalin, you have to respond. the cold war is like a tennis match. it goes from one court to the other. they do something and we respond and they respond. here is stalin's response. he is going to tighten up control over countries in eastern europe. hungary and czechoslovakia i mentioned here specifically because those were two countries that were supposed to have free elections after world war ii is over. well, the free elections go out the window by 1948. the communists have a purge of leadership and the two countries will be puppet regimes of the soviet union and then berlin. it gets complicated now. just keep

the united states has gotten involved in greece and turkey, the mediterranean. the united states has gotten involved in rebuilding western europe. the united states is sending out guys all around the world. now we have signed on to a military alliance with central and south america. if you're joseph stalin, who is the great threat to the peace, safety and security of the world? who is trying to take over the world? yes, the united states. if you're stalin and paranoid and you're suspicious, it's the united states. and so, if you're joseph stalin, you have to respond. the cold war senior like a tennis match. it goes from one court to the other. we do something, the soviet union does something. we respond, they respond. here is stalin's response. he's going to tighten up control over countries in eastern europe, hungary and czechoslovakia i mentioned specifically because those were two countries that were supposed to have free elections after world war ii was over. yeah, those free elections sort of go out the window by 1948. the communists, there is a purge of le

at this center of three continents and asia and europe and africa right in the center of that mediterranean basin modern nation state of 7.8 million people. we are very strong economy something that is standing up to complete in this period. are experiencing 4.8% economic growth and unemployment is low relatively speaking so we're doing pretty well we're very dynamic and with the growing population. >>> if you take a salary review of the world is a lot of economic turmoil happening anybody tells us our presidential election will focus on the economy and yet you mentioned there is growth and israel and i'm wondering if there's some things from that is really economic feet are different from what we see if your say in europe. >>> if you wanted to compare this is really economy to any region it should be in northern california more specifically the silicon valley high tech is the engine of the israeli economy and whether very much focused. we've gained a lot from globalization and the sense and justice they're doing better than the rest of the united states and the world's co2 are we. but ulti

. >> the low calorie was a mediterranean version.went to start off with basically tomatoes, put them in the whole there. a little bit of spinach, then we've got some 2% mozzarella. that goes in there as well. we're going to crumble goat cheese in there. some balsamic vinegar that goes in there. let that sit. let's get to the bit where we'll make it really healthy. because basically all grilled cheese are basically fried in butter. we want to first of all cook it in olive oil we'll take bad fat replace with good fat. dr. oz: very wise. >> then cook it on whole wheat bread. you can use any bread but whole wheat smarter 4:00 calories a slice. you can do two ways, fry it and base you cannily put the oil in the pan. what i suggest take a little piece of kitchen towel you rub it over the pan. like that. or you can take olive oil you can spread it over the bread like that. dr. oz: i like that a lot. >> other thing with whole wheat it does burn quicker it has a lot more natural sugar made with the whole of the grain, right? [ applause ] pret

his father is in the wool business, in the mediterranean at that time period means travel by sea. as an early age columbus, young christopher, goes to sea in this wool business. he seems to enjoy it, seems to be pretty good at it, and he takes up the life of a sailor. we know that he sails to portugal. there is the place to go. think about this, late 15th century. what do you think is going on down on the water front of lisbon? what are they talking about? what do you think they're talking about down there? >> india. >> india, china, the exploration of the captains, what's coming up, more news, and all of these exciting things which columbus hears. columbus also watching these portuguese and sees how they navigate and use the compass and the astro laid and he takes courage from them because these are pen, the portuguese, able to make long voyages and come back. that's the important part, isn't it? long voyages out but they come back. from them columbus learns about what sea stores to you take? what lasts on a long trip? if you're going off on a hiking trip into the appear lashss,

to the mediterranean, had flown the length of the mediterranean and landed in beirut and had just walked into the hotel room, which was supposed to be a rest stop before they went to iran and turkey and italy and lebanon, of course. and mrs. johnson's on the phone, so i come into the room. she said can you get a car and let's go to bombeck. i said what's bombeck. i said i thought this was supposed to be a rest stop, and she said i may never get here again. it was very short order, and we were in the car going up over the lebanon mountains past big stacks, men with big stacks of this wonderful flat bread on their head going through the olive groves and the orchards into bombeck where you saw civilization, upon civilization, upon civilization, and so i'm so grateful for her for bringing me along for the great adventure but also for taking me to bombay. >> now you brought up the circumstances surrounding the beginning of the johnson presidency. i'll give you an opportunity to respond. recently i came across a -- an oral history with a member of the marine band. he was a violinist, russian v

some come as far away as australia and new zealand who are actively acting in the mediterranean and in piracy mission in the gulf of aden and the arabian sea. you have a country like morocco. just think about it. a country like morocco has 220 troops in kosovo and participated in operation unify pr protector because it now looks at nato as a source, what you may call a hub, of an international global security network that you want to be associated with in order to deal with the challenges that you can do by yourself. and increasingly we see in nato where it's not just partners like sweden and finland who have long seen this as their national place but partners in the middle east. remember, operation unify protector, four north african and middle eastern countries participated and afghanistan. 22 kcountries from mongolia to singapore to el salvador and conga have forces in afghanistan to be part of an international operation. so that's part of what nato's mission has to be. part of that being there as a source of stability in this unpredictable world building these partnerships that are

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all right let's go to europe, untable weather is remaining across the eastern half of the mediterranean countries as well as the black sea region. but to the north dry and warm due to this high pressure system. expected highs are looking like this, 27 degrees in london, 20 degrees in stockholm. down towards the south 22 and 25 degrees in athens. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. >>> european union leaders are discussing the economic turmoil. the leaders of the 27 eu nations want greece to stay in the eurozone. they are urging politicians there to follow through with sterity measures in exchange for an eu bailout. greeks will vote in parliamentary the elections again next month. party members couldn't agree on an austerity package in may and failed to form a coalition government. voters in other countries too have grown frustrated with the spending and job cuts. some eu leaders believe the strict policies could be making economic conditions even worse. so they discussed a joint plan for growth. the leaders already agreed to budget

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germany prefers off to think of it as a fight between the -- the mediterraneans and the virtuous german savor. only a small part of the story. >> we have a minute or two left. i just want to ask you one sort of longer-term question. you spoke earlier about a small fiscal pot. i am wondering, beyond exits, orderly, disorderly, are we going to see some point, a stable, broader fiscal union? >> not in my lifetime. and i expect to live forever. but we will see a minimal fiscal europe. which is basically a collection of pots. we will see, for instance, the, esm, the successor of the current alphabet soup. i think ultimately, increased in its authorized capacity, to -- to multiple trillions. my view is they need something like the noninflation, and their capacity of the ecb. but even then, just as there is now, there will be a loin that says, this limit, this ceiling, can be raised with, with unanimous consent of the government. and the liquidity facility. unsure ans fa s insurance facility. significant cross border insurance. and then it has to be associated with sovereign anti-structure mec

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inclement weather is still going on across the eastern half of the mediterranean and the black sea region. lots of thundershowers are happening here. but to the north, mostly dry. but as you can see, showers are expected to expand over the iberian peninsula today. as for the highs, still on the hot side in the western portions of europe. getting up to 24 in london and 31 degrees expected in madrid. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour, so do join us then. thank you very much for watching.

the eastern coast of the mediterranean. didn't they see it didn't they follow it didn't they know what is in it did they facilitate i want to talk to you about truth you were saying it's so hard throughout the quite system really get a grasp with so many claims and counterclaims from both sides about what's really happening from the very beginning the syrian government said that this is terrorist groups and armed gangs operating in the country. before you went to the. people who oppose the regime fit into this the big protests that we've seen happening in aleppo university students small villages unarmed civilian people well if you know. from the very beginning there were some general demonstrators who wanted some legitimate demands by the government yes yes these their demands are rightful legitimate under started to do something then they started saying that it is peaceful demonstrations but that as a matter of fact it was not. under the government under us that it is. started to say these are not peaceful they are provok

nobody had any fallback position, what happened when basically the mediterranean countries began to slide, which was sort of anticipated, actually. >> to a degree. the central problem in europe is that the money saving -- the money is there. it is in northern europe. and the northern europeans have to be convinced that there is a solution in the south that is politically viable, that they will not be asked forever and ever to subsidize greece and italy. >> but they are between a rock and a hard place. if they do not -- >> unfortunately, the solutions are long-term solutions that are very slow. things like angela merkel was talking about that would provide some structural reform are going to take a long time, like changing hiring policies and firing policies. that is going to take a long time. >> michael, you have been very patient. how do you see these two different camps approaching the election, one saying the deficit is too large, that is the largest problem we have, the other saying that the actual payment on the debt is about 1.5%. we are borrowing very cheaply at the moment. as we g

system's current capability is limited to interceptor missiles on an aegis equipped war ship in the mediterranean and a radar system in turkey. nato plans to deploy interceptors in spain, turkey, romania, and poland by 2018. russia opposes the system, saying it's designed to counter moscow's nuclear capability. observers say activating the shield may fuel stronger russian opposition. >> another world is possible! >> as nato leaders met, more than 10,000 people protested. they gathered in chicago to demand the united states immediately withdraw troops from afghanistan. president barack obama told nato leaders member countries will transfer security to the afghans and withdraw all combat units by the end of 2014. an opinion poll suggests about two-thirds of americans don't believe it's worth while to continue u.s. involvement in afghanistan. they think money being spent on the war should be used at home. the standard of living for many americans have worsened since the war began in 2001. >>> polls in france suggest the majority of people there are also wanting to pull out of the war in afghanistan

less than a month into the race, his decision to take his wife on a mediterranean cruise led to the exodus of much of his staff, but gingrich fought back. >> can we drop a little bit of the pious baloney. >> with a series of memorable debate performances that were as effective as they were fiery, often directed at the national news media. >> i'm appalled you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> gingrich, who tried to cast himself as the true republican conservative, blamed his losses on what he derided as the romney machine. >> newt gingrich, too much baggage. >> still, the party's faithful wasn't always impressed. >> you're an embarrassment to our party. >> i'm sorry you feel that way. >> and his campaign of big ideas -- >> by the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent base on the moon, and it will be american. >> -- became late night fodder. >> the moon is our future and it has everything we need. >> but gingrich's sharpest attacks on romney could have lingering effects. the obama campaign already rolling out a collection of its favorites. >> are yo

the mediterranean, western europe. western hemisphere. china. korea. vietnam. all of these things are a part of the cold war. shift gears now. while all that was is going on overseas, what effect does it have here at home. the cold war on the home front. well, one of the things we are suspicious of are communists. if you want to get anything done, you give it to congress to do. so we are going to flush them out with a committee, the house on american activities committee. one of the interesting things is, we are going to investigate hollywood. they turn out all kinds of movies about world war ii, movies in which the enemy are the japanese and the germans. why is it that hollywood is not producing movies in which the enemy are the rugsssians or the communists. is it possible that the communists have infiltrated the film industry? that's the reason why they are not producing these movies? we will have all kinds of subpoenas and movie stars come to washington, d.c. and raise your right hand. i am not now or have i ever been a member of the communist party. you def

lots of thunderstorms spread out across the mediterranean. some particularly heavy rain around the black sea region. talking about the balkans as well as turkey dealing with heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. i'm going to leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. china's ruling communist party has expelled a former railway minister. the party's disciplinary watch dog found him guilty of corruption. the state run xinhua news agency said monday the party's central discipline inspection will refer liu zhijun to prosecutors. they said he abused his power and received large sums of money as bribes. liu oversaw investment in china's booming railway sector over the last decade. he was removed from his ministerial post in february of last year. the ministry came under harsh criticism after a fatal high speed rail crash last july raised questions about corruption in railway development projects. a government panel concluded in december a flaw in the design of the control equipment was a key factor in the acci

as we go into europe, lots of scattered thunderstorms along the mediterranean. it's going to be heaviest beer around the black sea region, balkans and into turkey. then a front coming down. this front will make a big change from the british isles through western and central europe as it brings those temperatures down. way above average temperatures especially out toward the british isles. these will be falling. london down to 15 degrees on friday. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us.

and on the other side of the mediterranean spain gears up for its own austerity fuel protest police running past alona streets ahead of expected mass demos that as european central bank bosses decide on the euro's future more about that coming up and the trigger isn't even poisoned water supplies but british leaders insist they will plow on regardless with a controversial method to extract on the ground gas despite the costs to resit its . america's chief diplomat is urging china to help rein in tensions over iran and north korea's nuclear activities hillary clinton is in beijing right now and said both the u.s. and china should work together to restrain pyongyang from further provocation and prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon clinton's visit comes at an extremely delicate time in their relations beijing accuses the u.s. of meddling in its internal affairs after the u.s. embassy briefly sheltered chinese dissident activists it also irritated over washington's military buildup in the asia pacific something chinese experts say is a good. thing for. the u.s. strategy is really tryin

focused on the soviet union but many things in the atlantic they have to worry about and the -- mediterraneant that's affecting them and they where they play as a collecteddism but no individual country could do did. >> nato is also a fig leaf for the u.s. to enable the u.s. to engage in activities if they really couldn't do on their own. and that you can do with the -- >> libya? >> i say libya is a clear example, and nato is helpful in afghanistan too. u.s. is obviously the major player, and in chicago one of big issues will be the newly elected president of france ran on a platform to pull out troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. now, i imagine the president will try to get them to keep training troops in or whatever, but it's important to have that overlay of other countries supporting your mission. >> that's right. but the fig leaf unfortunately is probably going to get even thinner because this euro debt crisis will hollow out the european military even more than they have been, and before they're unwilling to spend more. >> if china were to attack one of our american vessels

lots of thunderstorms spread out across the mediterranean with some particularly heavy rain around thelack sea region. we're talking about the balkans as well as turkey dealing with heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. and i'm going to leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, u.n. arab league envoy kof kofi annan on monday tried to sals a u.n. mediated cease fire. he's back in the country after government forces attacked the area near the central city of homs on friday. more than 100 people died in the attack. many of the casualties were women and children. the former u.n. secretary general said he will meet syrian president al assad on tuesday. >> our goal is to stof the suffering. it must end. and it must end now. >> the government forces continued indiscriminate attacks on citizens over the weekend. a local human rights group says nearly 70 people were killed on sunday and monday. >>> a fire has swept through a high-end shopping mall in qatar. 19 people died including 13 children. the fire sent black smoke rising above the buildings. some of

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