nicholas sarkozy said, quote i cannot bear him, meaning benjamin netanyahu. he is a liar.resident obama responding with quote, you're fed up with him? i have to deal with him every day. now several republican congressmen, including michael graham and bob turner are demanding and apology. and those are not the only ones. john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador bolton why is this a big deal, fit is at all. >> two things, one it's very unpresidential. you need to be careful in an open environment not just with an open mike, who might be standing near and what not. it's indiscreet behavior. this comment reflects exactly what president obama thinks about not only prime minister benjamin netanyahu but about the state of israel as well. it's a reflex of just how negative his attitude is about israel and its leadership jew don't think it was a piecing nicholas sarkozy who was the one who made the harsher comments, you think president obama shares the sentiment, but why? >> well i think that president obama shares the general european view that i

we are hearing that president nicholas sarkozy is finalizing an austerity plan for france. final details could be unveiled by monday. our producers pointed out. france is the fifth largest economy in the world. second largest in europe behind germany. and so just comparing it. italy to greece was one thing. now france has problems. game over. you might. and portugal is far from a safe port. we have separate report that is the economy is getting worse. unemployed may soar. president obama meeting with the portugal president on wednesday. and greek opposition leader wants prime minister george papandreou out and now e is powwowing with the country's president. now it is getting childish i guess. >> it is. you know, neal, the taxi driving describing the greek parl amount building as the house of stupid. that sums up the feelings on the street here. not only having to do with the financial turmoil but the politicalature toil and turning it from a greek tragedy to a grease. this headline, i don't speak greek. tragedy and quoting the leader of the opposition . papandreou has to g

the president and french president nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic!ing israel's prime minister. several journalists picked up a private conversation between the two during the g-20 summit last week. sarkozy is heard saying he can't stand prime minister netanyahu. then calling him a liar. the report says president obama responded, you are sick of him but i have to work with him everyday. the reporters held only fragments of the leaders' conversation. neither white house nor president sarkozy has commented on the report. >> always watch that open mic. >> that's right. >>> we may as well talk to mike. >> this thing working? can you hear me now? let's show what is going on here's a look at some of the haze handling around leftover moisture from the fog yesterday. cooler weather and rain slated for the weekend. >> i have to work with him everyday. >> earth is about to have a close encounter. @ (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature

french president nicholas sarkozy says the accord struck at the summit last week, as we said, is the only possible way to solve greece's debt problems. what is the german government's for pas -- governor's response? -- what is the german government's response? >> the main reaction is the calling of this hastily- scheduled emergency meeting tomorrow. that was decided by a phone call between chancellor angela merkel and french president sarkozy. the announcement of the meeting is quite interesting. the wording -- it does not actually make direct reference to the referendum that the greek president plans -- a prime minister plans to hold. in fact, it simply says -- that the greek prime minister plans to hold. it in fact says that they are determined to implement the decisions of last week's summit. they want to set steps for seeing those carried out as soon as possible. apparently, the same message was conveyed by the georgian foreign minister -- german foreign minister in a counterpart -- in a phone call with his greek counterpart. they're trying to persuade the greek prime minister to

the president and french president nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic!ing israel's prime minister. several journalists picked up a private conversation between the two during the g-20 summit last week. sarkozy is heard saying he can't stand prime minister netanyahu. then calling him a liar. the report says president obama responded, you are sick of him but i have to work with him everyday. the reporters held only fragments of the leaders' conversation. neither white house nor president sarkozy has commented on the report. >> always watch that open mic. >> that's right. >>> we may as well talk to mike. >> this thing working? can you hear me now? let's show what is going on here's a look at some of the haze handling around leftover moisture from the fog yesterday. cooler weather and rain slated for the weekend. >> i have to work with him everyday. >> earth is about to have a close encounter. the rare fly-by that could have you looking >>> astronomers will have telescopes ready for a rare fly-by just under four hours from now. an asteroid the size of an air

eventually greece will have to do for your across saying this is the only way to save the euro nicholas sarkozy calling it the beating heart of europe and that we will never let it die by and that is going to be what a lot of these leaders are speaking about in these final sessions of the summit comes to an end on this second day with that said emerging economies worried about their own voices they agreed the brics that they would try to help the euro zone they would give money behind to agreed on a final some but they have a condition and president medvedev made it very clear that it's not a hidden agenda they want their voices to be heard they want more say in the i.m.f. and other financial institutions of course the g twenty was created to widen the spectrum to have not just the. decisions on the global economy be made by the seven most rich's current richest countries but by the twenty eight biggest economies and the big question is has that been. well a little way along the french coast in nice and monaco and c g twenty processors have been holding their own gatherings at the rich the fate

. >> first of all, have you seen a man look more uncomfortable that nicholas sarkozy looked stabbeding with the barack obama. >> he's got to be right there up there. he did a good job of -- you can see the man is trying, fighting himself as heria listening to the leader of the world's only super power saying about obvious thing as one could . further more, the deceasively that he was talking about. my gosh. this result would in no comment from the entire 19 of the g-20 and the united states is still trying figure out what happened. >> and lou. is it surreal that the president of the country he was begin to lecture and this administration is not about lypochrisy and we have a long standing evidence of that. i can't believe that he would actually do this in front of the entire world. as you saw. the man was trying to stay awake as he talked about creating jobs and i know he may have been tire it was a long ardous trip from air force one it is a hard job. as more than one or two presidents reminded him. >> when he talks about the debt and obviously europe is in a deep, deep hole and greec

downgraded to a junk status by moody's and german chancellor angela merkel's well as french president nicholas sarkozy and the newly sworn in tell you prime minister mario monti so the massive intervention. i'm going nowhere so just how worried should we be about what's going on in europe before companies here start celebrating the beginning of a brand new holiday shopping season are disgusted with. their business insider thanks so much for being here nice to have in the studio for a change and before we get started talk about europe are you with me here that. i think a proper spray is crazier than you know hearing about shootings and what is going on with people where you at the moment actually planned it out in advance if that's the crazy part i mean it's one thing you know someone a gun goes off and a lot of guys obviously tragic but there are maniacs everywhere but someone actually planning on going to a store and being that it's some universe it's ok to spray people deface for video games this is wild and i do think there's this thing where maybe a couple months ago you never heard about pepper s

. >> first of all, have you seen a man look more uncomfortable that nicholas sarkozy looked stabbeding with the barack obama. >> he's got to be right there up there. he did a good job of -- you can see the man is trying, fighting himself as heria listening to the leader of the world's only super power saying about obvious thing as one could . further more, the deceasively that he was talking about. my gosh. this result would in no comment from the entire 19 of the g-20 and the united states is still trying figure out what happened. >> and lou. is it surreal that the president of the country he was begin to lecture and this administration is not about lypochrisy and we have a long standing evidence of that. i can't believe that he would actually do this in front of the entire world. as you saw. the man was trying to stay awake as he talked about creating jobs and i know he may have been tire it was a long ardous trip from air force one it is a hard job. as more than one or two presidents reminded him. >> when he talks about the debt and obviously europe is in a deep, deep hole and greec

thousand romans coming to the streets and protest the cut backs and then word that french president nicholas sarkozy is coming up with measure to shore up the french economy. that's the second largest one in europe. you can get the picture here, not all of these guys are in great shape. most of them aren't. and that's the worry. that if we go from bad to worse with one basket case after another. there is not enough money in the world to bail them out. >> they did agree to boost the international monetary fund. the u.s. contributes a great deal to the fund. how can we keep funding them and bailing them out begin the situation of our own debt. >> there will be a come to zeus moment . they realize we can't do this . we don't have the mon tow do it. and had even in germany. german voters said to merkel. you got to cool it. they are ticked off that they have to be the biggest contributor to the rescues that come on behind on generous mention and protection by the governments than germans are and they resent that. i am not saying they will not try to gloss over the differences. but the differences are pal

. >> first of all, have you seen a man look more uncomfortable that nicholas sarkozy looked stabbeding with the barack obama. >> he's got to be right there up there. he did a good job of -- you can see the man is trying, fighting himself as heria listening to the leader of the world's only super power saying about obvious thing as one could . further more, the deceasively that he was talking about. my gosh. this result would in no comment from the entire 19 of the g-20 and the united states is still trying figure out what happened. >> and lou. is it surreal that the president of the country he was begin to lecture and this administration is not about lypochrisy and we have a long standing evidence of that. i can't believe that he would actually do this in front of the entire world. as you saw. the man was trying to stay awake as he talked about creating jobs and i know he may have been tire it was a long ardous trip from air force one it is a hard job. as more than one or two presidents reminded him. >> when he talks about the debt and obviously europe is in a deep, deep hole and greec

he and french president nicholas sarkozy hope to achieve that goal before the summitt wraps up later today. >>> now, you know it is being called a persistent threat to the u.s. economy and security. are computers under attack by foreign governments? next. >>> dozens of people trapped in a mine explosion. we'll get the latest coming up. aur fgo  >>> we have a developing story for you out the central china. rescue are working to save 57 trapped coal mine are. a small earthquake triggered a rock explosion thursday. several workers were able to escape but four were killed in the blast. crews are digging a small rescue tunnel 1600 feet deep to try to reach the dozen whose remain trapped in the shaft. >>> japan bailing out the operator of the nuclear power plant damaged in the earthquake and tsunami. more than $11 billion in aid will go to tokyo power company to cover the massive cost of the decontamination and dismantling of the reactors. >>> in a few hours, we will get the latest snapshot on the country's unemployment. labor department will release the october jobs re

the report that president obama and nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic. i didn't know they did comedy. they were at the g-20 summit talking trash about benjamin netanyahu. obama was asking the french president to stop the palestinian effort to gain u.n membership when sarkozy told obama, quote, netanyahu, i hardly met him. netanyahu, i can't stand him. he is a liar and a lawyer. and obama replied, you are sick of him, but i have to work with him every day. tucker, who cares? the big question is will this affect your relationship with netanyahu? >> i don't know. remember back three years ago, this was the president who was going to raise the esteem of america in the eyes of the world and bring us back to our rightful places. and here he is again embarassing the country. i would take a u.s. president's side over any other president. truly. >> per accept tiff. -- perceptive. you work at fox. has this ever happened to you? >> when ever i trashed you i made sure my microphone was not on. this came up during the wikileaks thing saying these diplomats and these

>> just about an hour ago, president barack obama and the french president nicholas sarkozy speaking most pressing issue in france is how to solve the european debt crisis. greece's surprise vote on this measure if they are going to accept the terms of that bailout sending shock waves across the world right now and that is what everybody is talking about. most people are saying that greece will indeed default on its debt and the problem right now is how to stop that from spedding to other european economies. >> a lot of people watching what is going on there. lauren simonetti in new york. thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. >> nice to see you. >>> next, driving the d.c. area can be challenging enough. imagine navigating all the usual road hazards behind the wheel of a metrobus. we'll show you the shocking video of what drivers face on a daily basis. >>> also ahead, a verdict in the lululemon murder case. the jury taking less than an hour to reach their decision. we are back in a moment.  woman: working in public relations is not for the faint of heart. i love what i do, i enjoy

i distinctly remembering mario monte clashing with nicholas sarkozy when he was finance minister.re going to be meeting eye to eye as heads of state. it's going to be a tough meeting, isn't it? >> reporter: yes, nina. but i think there was no love lost between the german chancellor, the prime minister and the previous prime minister silvio berlusconi. and to see a technocrat trying to pull italy out of its current problems is a far more amenable partner around the table than perhaps mr. berlusconi was. in that sense they can at least all three work together with a shared understanding of what the problems are that europe faces if not shared solutions to what's -- to how to go forward, nina. >> let's talk about this issue of, say, euro bonds, now dubbed stability bonds as we were hearing from jim boulden before. this is really difficult, perhaps will take years to implement. is there a concern that the kind of solutions that are being mooted here by these leaders aren't feasible in the short term? >> reporter: i think in the short term, yes. germany has made it very clear that it d

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reporters who were there picked up president nicholas sarkozy calling benjamin netanyahu a liar.ccording to an interpreter, president obama responded by saying, quote, you are sick of him, but i have to work with him every day. the white house has declined to comment on the on the reportd conversation which we're told was not recorded and there has been no record from either president sarkozy or the netanyahu. italy's prime minister of bunga bunga claim is stepping down due to europe's spiraling debt crisis. how the markets reacted to that next. police plus, police are searching for a toddler who has been missing now for two weeks. very sad story. the boy's mother claims she left him sleeping in a car when she went to get gas. now we're hearing she won't take a lie detector test. that's far from the only in this case. little boy missing and parents with some questions. that's just ahead. [ male announcer ] what if you have potatoes? but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes, around four bu

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at the forefront of the western effort is nicholas sarkozy who issued a statement monday calling on theion, united states, japan, canada, and other willing countries to immediately freeze the assets of iran's central bank and suspend purchases of iranian oil. >> yeah, well, with all due respect to the "washington post," they have misconstrued the effectiveness of u.s. policy with respect to iran. we have been leading the international community for years now in imposing serious consequences on iran. national security -- >> russia and china blocking you from doing anything that would really have teeth? >> russia and china are partners in this effort. they both joined in this most recent security council resolution. there was also just a recent board of governors resolution from the iaea condemning iran's -- >> but no real teeth in that? >> that -- the board of governors, the iaea resolution is not one that imposes sanctions, but it's an important steppingstone for further action that we took last monday. there was an announcement yesterday that the eu was about to unveil another set of s

an open microphone picked up a conversation that the president had with french president nicholas sarkozyut benjamin netanyahu. sarkozy is being heard saying i can't bear benjamin netanyahu he's a liar. the president responding you're fed up with him i have to deal with him more off ten than you. no comment. >> now is your chance to talk back on one of the dig story of the day. should joe paterno resign? legendary college football coaches are gods. joe paterno, penn state university administrators are powerless in the face of his 409 wins and all the money that comes with him. mr. paterno retire at age 84. joe paterno decides what joe paterno does. paterno was informed back in 2002 coach sandusky was seen having sex with a young boy. but paterno said the minimum required by law. paterno cancelled a press conference on tuesday due to the ongoing legal case but we caught up with him. >> you guys got a lot of good questions and i would like to answer them but i can't now. i'm sorry. oil have another one soon. >> patterno is beloved. for 46 years of teaching his players about life as well as

french president nicholas sarkozy said no future aid will be given until that question is answered. and chaos surrounding the prime minister's surprise call for a bailout referendum is overshadowing this week's g-20 summit, which kicks off in france today or this week. willie geist, it's looking terrible in europe. and as we've had one guest after another tell us this week, what happens in europe, what happens in greece is going to affect america on main street. >> well, just ask jon corzine about that. his company went bankrupt because of exposure to sovereign debt in europe. president obama went to the south of france for a g-20 summit, didn't realize he'd be walking into this when he got there. greece's own finance minister has come out against the idea of the referendum saying it would be suicide for the state of greece not to accept this eu rescue package. it would, in fact, mark the end, perhaps, of the greek economy and certainly the end of greece as the part of europe as angela merkel said just yesterday, does greece want to remain part of the euro zone or not? that is the q

happening right now, president obama and french president nicholas sarkozy are in france honoring thence between the united states and france, just at the conclusion of the g- 20 summit. there's the french president who has played a crucial role in the leader of the european council and he has played a crucial role in trying to get the greece situation under control. of course, the prime minister of greece wanted to have a referendum on the bailout plan for europe and sarkozy and german chancellor merckle played a big role in convince egg him to drop the referendum. but this is a -- ceremony that we're watching now live in france honoring the alliance between u.s. and france. obviously u.s. playing a big role in ending world war ii. >> and again the g-20 summit is wrapping up today. it's a big part of that ceremonial event. >> sound like the french national anthem they're singing there. that's happening right now. the search for an animal that is only 24 inches tall is happening at a bay area park. also a growing disaster overseas, the pictures to say it all. a quarter of a huge city

nicholas sarkozy, the french leader. first i think we have some sound of the president's meeting.spent most of our conversation focused on strengthening the global economic recovery so that we are creating jobs for our people and stabilizing the financial markets around the world. >> reporter: so your question was what role is the u.s. playing? the u.s. has some experience getting out of financial crises. so administration officials insist that they're lending their expertise. sort of explaining how we did it back in 2008, 2009. and then doing some sort of financial shuttle diplomacy. communicating between the imf, the international monetary fund and germany and france and making phone call and helping everybody smooth the way as they try hammer out the remaining pieces of this deal. >> and as we just heard the b the global economy, let's talk about our own. you look at the polls and the polls do show the president's jobs agenda. it is scoring points for him. is president obama going to get back home? hammer that message out a little more back here? >> reporter: one of the message

microphone now exposing a private conversation between president obama and french president nicholas sarkozy. according to several journalists who overheard the exchange, sarkozy shared his thoughts about israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling him "a liar" and saying he could no longer stand him. president obama apparently replied "you may be sick of him, but me, i have to deal with him every day." the remarks were confirmed by the "associated press" and reuters whose journalists were among those who overheard the conversation. the white house yesterday had no comment. >> and yesterday other jewish leaders very concerned about the statements. that doesn't help the peace process along. what else do we have? >>> for the first time, the ongoing debate in washington, congressional republicans have signaled willingness to compromise on new taxes. yesterday, republicans on the debt reduction supercommittee offered to raise federal tax collections by some $300 billion over the next decade by rewriting various portions of the tax code. democrats quickly rejected the republican plan saying

to make mention that this is our first meeting since the arrival of the newest sarkozy, so i want to congratulate nicholas on the birth of julia. and i informed him on the way in that i'm confident that julia inherited her mother's looks rather than her father's which i think is an excellent thing. and so now we share one of the greatest challenges and blessings of life, and that is being fathers to our daughters. so again, nicholas, thank you for your friendship. thank you for our partnership and thank you for your gracious hospitality. >> we're going to jump away from this and take a short break. we'll xw back with more from the g-20 summit and talking more about herman cain and the allegations surrounding him when "wake-up call" continues. we're centurylink ... we're committed to improving lives and linking americans to what matters most with honest, personal service... 5-year price-lock guarantees... consistently fast speeds ... and more ways to customize your technology. ♪ consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ m