president obama is urging national unity after a bitter campaign against the incumbent nicholas sarkozy. in his victory speech he railed against austerity measures and urged international unity after a bitter campaign against nicholas sarkozy. an anti-government protest turned violent in moscow ahead of vladimir putin inauguration today. more than 250 people were arrested today. they're denouncing vladimir putin who was recently elected to a six year term amid allegations of voter fraud. >> california election day is not until next month although absentee ballots are going out in the mail and some early voting sites will be open today. there are plenty of other races for congress and state legislator as well as statewide and local ballot measures. >> the emotional tribute at sea for junior seau. >> long-term damage that can be done by drinking energy and sports beverages >> what a lot of,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the weather is looking good today, starting off cool in spots. by 5:00 this afternoon maybe those temperatures will be soaring into the 80s and low 90s. >> here is the live look at 10

it's the far right national front vote swings toward nicholas sarkozy, he stands a chance. if it stays home, he doesn't. and he would become only the second socialist president of france in more than 50 years, a man committed to free-spending policies that are making the markets and the governments of europe and the u.s. extremely nervous. mark phillips, cbs news, paris. >> pelley: if you look up into the sky right after sunset tomorrow, you could see what's called a super moon, the biggest and brightest full moon of the year. this is what it looked like last year over washington and over london. the moon will look even bigger tomorrow when it is the closest that it comes to the earth this year. he helped make hip-hop a global sensation, remembering the beastie boy's cofounder yup coming up. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, all in a pocket sized pack. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. s

nicholas sarkozy was behind his opponent by a half million votes in the first round of voting. the new russian president will resume his duties. vladimir putin will be sworn into office tomorrow at the kremlin. he stepped aside in 2008 after eight years of president. the outgoing president is said to become prime minister. three pilots who took part in world war two attack on tokyo helped commemorate the anniversary. >> the festivities were held on the uss hornet in alameda this weekend. the pilots were known as doolittle's raiders after the general who planned and led the mission. >> the odds were so bad, i didn't expect to survive. >> of the 79 raiders, three were killed while trying to land in china, eight were captured by the japanese, of those, three were executed and a fourth died in prison >> another showdown in sacramento. >> how lawmakers are trying to help homeowners facing foreclosure and resistance they're getting from the banks. >> a sendoff for a project thwarted by vandals last time around >> a gorgeous part of the day out there, if you like yesterday will love t

because nicholas sarkozy has been dubbed the austerity president but france roy has been dubbed the spending president. >> yes. we have never really had austerity. we have had crisis and unemployment has been soaring, but we cannot say we have had austerity measures. but each we see it is not in very good shape and spain also has problems and the euro zone is not looking to have very good times. >> thank you very much indeed. and of course it's one thing to promise things on the campaign trail but quite different what you will do once you're in power. >> plenty of ramifications and repercussions. thank you very much for that. and we will be live in paris with if election special all starting at 17:30 g.m.t. on sunday. >> a suicide bomber has killed 17 people at a check point in pakistan. five of the dead were members of the tribal police force. the pakistan taliban say they carried out the attack. it's long been a battleground between security forces and taliban militants. >> there has now been a claim of responsibility from the pakistan taliban. they say they carried out the attacked and se

the french voted out nicholas sarkozy in favor of his socialist. in a general election greek voters through support behind political parties that were against the bailout deal and to the german chancellor party lost control of the northern state. all of that cause stock markets around the world to stumble. the dow fell as much as 68 points early but gained most of the losses back after closing down 30 points. >> nearly 100,000 unemployed people in california will be cut off from the nation's unemployment benefits on saturday because california's jobless rate is now at 11% which is the lowest in three years and that is good news for a lot of people but it means the rate is too low to qualify for the federal program that provides up to 20 extra weeks of benefits to 93,000 people in our state will lose that money. the jury in the oracle vs. google trial is deadlocked on a key point. in a partial verdict a jury ruled that google did infringe on copyrights when it developed the android software for cell phones but the jurors could not decide whether goo

nicholas sarkozy what's elected four years ago with a reformist agenda.ally didn't go nearly far enough in terms of turning around the french economy. it's hard to win an election when you have 10, 11% unemployment. the economy had not turned around. of course we're going to have the same kind of election in november in this country. we really are. we'll have very conflicting sr*eus about what we do with our entitlement programs, whether we can get serious about maybe raising the retirement age, trimming some of those benefits, mart that, or whether we're going to have a big tax increase. in france, francois hollande, what he basically endorsed was a 75% tax rate. that sounds a little familiar in the u.s. with barack obama saying she should raise taxes on the rich. i see a lot of similarities between what's happening in european where we may be headed in the oo united states. martha: marie lepenn had a very good showing in this election and she was very conservative wanting to go further than nicholas sarkozy. she would not put her backing behind him. if

and as you just heard in france three weeks ago, nicholas sarkozy has now become the 11th leader sackedan angry electorate. so incumbents get kicked out precisely at the time europe needs strong leaders with strong mandates for big decisions. it's getting arguably opposite. voters are fragments from mainstream parties to extremists. greece is ungovernable with a country on the edge of financial oblivion, it's president is now effectively asking voters to change their choices when they rerun the election in four weeks. importantly, votes are also splitting along nationalistic lines. in the netherlands having brought down the dutch coalition, islamic politician hopes to ride the anti-sentiment into a referendum on europe and the single currency. so political forces are attempting to pull the eurozone apart when its solutions arguably lie in joint sacrifice, euro bonds or bank guarantees. outsiders often find it remarkable how the eurozone's ever-changing group of leaders manages to still hang together. in part i can tell you that's because many harbor the fear that outside the single curr

the french have been pushing for some time, not just francois hollande, but the party of nicholas sarkozy for improvement in government and afghanistan. there is a history in the province where the french troops were based. they had a former governor there who was believed to be in can hoots with the insurgents and extorting money from the local population. under considerable pressure from the french and the coalition, he was sacked. there was a report last year by the international crisis troop who said nowhere was there a better example between the necksyuss between the troops and the corruption of afghani forces within the province. that was supported by the french rather than disputed. i think in chicago, on sunday and today, that they will talk about more aid for afghanistan. they are certainly going to pin down the government in kabul, to tackle corruption. it will only come with certain ideas that things improve. i think they were leading europe on trying to step up on governments, and i think they've put karzai, saying there's no points in pour billion of dollars in afghanistan an

he defeated incumbent nicholas sarkozy. greek voters voted mostly for two parties that want change regarding the financial bailout. >>> still ahead on 9news now this sunday night, one of the largest fund-raisers in the country in the fate against brain cancer. >> money is always necessary, but brain cancer is tough to cure. i don't know what else to say. >> thousands running and walking for a good cause. >> i'm walking through the peterson and there's gordon peterson watching the shoament what's wrong with this picture? he says he has a sore throat. i have one thing to say. >> i have a phone message for jc. the hostess from shanghai gardens called, says she needs the dress back. >> honors for ghen brenner, a great friend. >> the latest on the chinese dissident trying to get to the u.s. and only on nine, a rare inside look at my trip to china. >> bruce, we've got cool conditions. we could see some areas of fog and some drizzle tomorrow morning. here's a look at your wake-up weather for your monday. mostly cloudy to start, te

. >>> in france, far right politician lapin has refused to endorse nicholas sarkozy. another blow for the incumbent president. lapin came in third in the first round of the country's presidential election. she told the rally she will not endorse either candidate in the run-off on friday. many of her supporters are expected to follow her lead and cast blank ballots. sarkozy is running behind socialist challenger hollande in the polls. analysts say the president needs the support of lapin's backers to keep his job. >>> more bad news for rupert murdoch. it's said the media tycoon is unfit to run a global business. the parliamentary committee delivered the harsh judgment in its latest report. the lawmakers are investigating illegal phone hacking by staff at the now defunct british tabloid news of the world. the paper was owned by murdoch's news corporation. the panel accused news corp. executives of willful blindness. it said the company's directors, including murdoch, should take responsibility. >>> these photographs show what life was like in a small town in miyagi pref

owe lan defeed nicholas sarkozy on sunday campaigning on a platform of growth through taxing and spending rather than tough budget cuts aimed at curbing deficits known across europe as austerity. in greece there are more challenges as the party that finished first in sunday's parliamentary election has failed to form a government. they will hold new elections in june if political leaders there fail to get a working group in order. >>> now to some domestic politics. the white house facing renewed questions about the president's stance on gay marriage after top members of the administration expressed support for same-sex couples to wed legally. the conversation started with vice president joe biden on "meet the press" on sunday saying he was, quote, absolutely comfortable with that idea. the issue continued yesterday with education secretary arnie duncan right here on "morning joe." >> do you believe that same-sex men and women should be able to get legally married in the united states? >> yes, i do. >> okay. have you ever said that publicly before? >> i don't know if i've ever been asked p

the socialist francois hollande defeated nicholas sarkozy byte 52% of those votes to 40%. >> hollandeas pledged to unify the nation and focus on helping working class people. but first, a socialist president -- the first socialist president in 17 years. he has called for any kid -- a renegotiation on a treaty of budget discipline, championed by angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy. >> a francois hollande supporters cheered when he appeared at the socialist party campaign headquarters. it had been a long night, but the incoming president said he was ready to get started on his new task right away. >> even though no presidential authority has yet been transferred, everything will be done on time. i must prepare myself. i have said i am ready. now i need to be. >> french newspapers are hailing the first socialist president in nearly two decades as the start of a new era. expectations are high. >> i really hope there will be a change and especially that he keeps his promises. >> the state coffers are empty in france. it will be difficult for the new president as well. >> i trust him, and i b

show in two thousand and eight when threatening messages from al qaeda were sent to president nicholas sarkozy. there's just two days left before russia gets its new leader as dmitri medvedev hands over to alleging that putin as president the inauguration ceremony will take place in the magnificent halls of the kremlin from which will be broadcasting live but you are our special coverage coming your way after seven thirty am chante on monday. i am. promises to be grand all right los angeles has seen parents teachers and children taking to the streets in protest over severe cuts to schooling they blame the government for failing standards that's after the education budget slashed by half in recent years. listened to their plight. parents who join forces can be a powerful voice for change. anything but it was actually right actually i take it was ok this is the third year that this has been how to serve for the governor as coach would go into from ny from two thousand and three told to gay people of experience of forty six percent much akin to eleven year old vanessa had to repeat her grade and

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he defeated nicholas sarkozi. voters filled the square to celebrate. was so loud, many didn't hear a long speech. he said i don't know if you can hear me but i have heard your calls for change. he's promising more government jobs and more spending to lift the economy. that goes against many other countrys in europe where strict spending limits are in place. he became the party candidate after kahn was wrapped in controversy. in greece the party that approved the economic bail out did not win enough votes to form a government. voters led a far right extremist group to parliament. residents are angry over austerity measures imposed over the past two years for bail outs. and italians are voting in the first election since mario monte was tapped to save the country from its debt crisis. austerity measures in italy are also angering voters. monica viamizar. >> halan will be sworn in as france's new president may 18th. >>> here is a look at the stories you will see in the baltimore sun. concerns of gas pipelines that will run through baltimore. >>> and more

he defeated nicholas sarkozy.uge cuts in government spending as a mean offense boosting the economy. yesterday was a bad day for austerity around the world. voters in greece threw out a number of politician who is are pushing for more austerity there. in the four years since the great recession through threw the whole world off its economic axis. do you respond by injecting stimulus into your ailing economy? in broad strokes the united states and president obama have chosen stimulus while europe has chosen austerity. austerity has turned tout be mighty unpopular. it's not just the french and the greeks that are rebelling. last month the dutch collapsed entirely. this was the scene last week in spain. thousands of demonstrators took to the street to protest against the spanish's government insistence on austerity. it has proved to be unpopular across europe. it's because it hasn't seemed to work to get the economy going again. two years after the election of david cameron, the uk has slid back into recession. it's

denying nicholas sarkozy a second term as president.the socialist candidate vows to raise taxes and increase government spending even though france is deep in dead. >> some stories you can bank on this morning. joining us from the fox business network is lauren sim net knsim. asian markets down already this morning. what does this peen for us at home in the stuchlt? >> mar gets are lower even here in the u.s. if you can solve the debt crisis you have the new winners that are anti establishment anti austerity and how can you get your debt in line whif you are t cutting spending. it will be interesting to watch this play out. the question is they have more austerity in the next month. will they be able to meet the demands for that? >> lots of people went to the theater to go see avengers. i went to see more movie. >> this is a smash hit. we were talking about in opening day weekend for the avengers $200 million. it is bigger than the final installment of harry potter. it is a movie by disney. >> i can hear it in the next theater. >> tell

in france nicholas sarkozy lost the election. the winner fran sway oh lawn. and in greece, voters turned out to cast ballots mostly for two parties that want to change the nation's international bailout terms or even overturn rescue deals. greek voters are reacting against spending cuts. really, we have no sense of what's going to happen in the wake of all these elections. >> i heard a shocking figure, i don't know if i heard this correctly. something about the debt in france is 90% of the gdp. >> we have heard those types of figures before. i don't know how realistic it is. but yeah the debt problems overseas are insane compared to what the u.s. looks at. you think if you are going to buy something you need the money to pay for it. we try to figure things like that out. the math is a little different in other countries. >> as they say in greece, taxes oh i'll pay them if i choose to. >> you can retire young and get basically your entire salary. >> wow. >>> on a brighter note,. >> reporter: if you are looking to buy a house, you are probably going to want to

the socialist beat incumbent nicholas sarkozy after a bitter campaign. de ran against sarkozy's economic policies including controversial austerity measures. hollande faces a stimulus approach. >>> the elections in france and greece are having a big impact on the financial markets around the world. let's get the latest from cnbc's sacrosan jackie deangelis on what's happeni happening overseas. >>> good morning, futures are lower in the states as investors react to the election results u results in france a-- results i france and greece. the threats of budget cuts raising fresh concerns about the debt crisis. the errors in the asian markets and european markets red, as well. looking like a lower session here in the united states. meantime, also looking at yamt today. conductors are trading in their hole punchers for ephones. "the new york times" reporting that they've been using it as a key scanner on rouths including boston to portland, maine and san jose to sacramento. about 1,700 conduct horse will be using the device. passengers can scan a bar code and

class neighborhood in paris are making a big decision, stay with their incumbent president, nicholas sarkozyound out that opinion is decidedly divided. >> reporter: sarkozy? why? >> alisyn: french french. >> reporter: you find him very good. >> i voted for the only person who can save the country. >> nobody. >> reporter: >> because they are both imbeciles. >> reporter: well, the election is important for france and the economy is in bad shape, for example, unemployment in double digits, it is important because next to germany this is biggest economy and it is important for the u.s., too, because our own economy is very dependent on what is happening in europe and the french people, that we have spoken to seem generally unhappy with the style and the substance of french president sarkozy. there is some unease we are hearing about the policies of the challenger and maybe that is why, alisyn, what looked like a strong win for the challenger is now looking like a very tight race. we'll be watching it all, back to you. >> alisyn: thanks, obviously it is important for the u.s., we've had a strong

socialist candidate francois hollande defeated nicholas sarkozy in the election. the white house says president obama told hollande he looks forward to working together on shared economic and security challenges. hollande has promised to pull back on austerity measures set in motion by sarkozy. >>> operation enduring freedommive gop presidential nominee mitt romney could get 100 delegates from tomorrow's primaries. yes, there are still some primary elections. with the election less than six months away, president obama kicked off his re-election campaign in virginia over this weekend. virginia is projected to be a very important swing state in november. >>> britain's prince harry arrives in washington, d.c. this afternoon to accept an award for his charitable activities on behalf of wounded servicemen. harry is expected to meet with wounded servicemen. >> he will be denieding a dinner at the ritz carlton hotel -- attending a dinner at the ritz carlton hotel tonight. >>> winds so strong, they may have pushed dozens ever railcars right off the tracks. >> up next, de

. >> michael: "time" magazine would have been nicholas sarkozy losing to franÇois hollande.erent. shock value? >> titillation. >> michael: very nice. >> i think it was to draw your attention and change your mind about it. >> michael: a dissenting vote. >> i want to show you something. there is another son that this woman has who gets ignored. it's a five-year-old boy, the picture is up right now. she breast feeds both of them. so this five-year-old doesn't get as much boob time for lack of a better phrase as his little brother, but he does according to the "time" article breast feeds once a month. it doesn't stop at the three-year-old who is on the cover, but yes. >> michael: does that change any opinions. >> it doesn't change mine. >> michael: no opinions change in the court? >> though answer your question shock value yes. >> michael: i concur that it is in fact, shock value. that's why "time" magazine it on there. they need to sell "time" magazines and they don't do that much any more. that's why they did that. there have been responses from hollywood on that. >> alyssa mi

president nicholas sarkozy and president elect celebrating victory in europe or v.e. day in paris.en world war ii ended on the continent. the two walked side by side and laid a wreath at a memorial statue. the president and president elect meet again next week for the official transfer of power. costa rica. stopping two trucks that carrying $2 million in cash near the border. authorities seized more than 60 plastic bags of money and arresting two men. police investigating whether the trucks and cash have links to mexican drug gangs. china. a rare pink diamond on display before hitting the auction block in hong kong. christie's auction house reports the 12 karat stone could fetch up to $12 million. it's more than 300 pieces of jewelry up for grabs later this month. rwanda. this man is pedaling up electricity for his village. he works for an energy company that uses this pedaled power generator. one hour on the machine provides 400 minutes of light. for those with no access to the country's power grid. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 "around the world in 80

. >>> meanwhile, french voters elect a new leader making nicholas sarkozy the first one- term presidentince 19816789 the conservative incumbent lost in yesterday's run-off election to socialist candidate francois hollande. the results may signal changes in how europe handles its debt crisis. >>> does this mean we're not going to be able to say sarkozy anymore on the air? that was so fun. >> the reddings still rocking. the caps even the series in this weekend's game at the verizon center. now, it is on to tonight's showdown. showers and storms are back in the forecast. we'll check in with tucker when fox 5 morning news continues. stay with us. [ husband ] i don't talk to them as much as cindy does. good morning, chickens! [ jim ] you know, that's our business. so we want to be the experts in chicken. we're not the status quo. perdue is the first and the only chicken company to have usda process verified programs for fresh, all natural chicken. [ jim ] this is an all-vegetarian diet. no animal byproducts, no animal fat. our chickens are not fed steroids or hormones. it's not gonna happen.

declaring victory against nicholas sarkozy, hollande is pushing for us a strar tea measures. "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen a few different kinds of occupational hazard. but certainly, one of the most dangerous jobs is that of a police officer. cops never know what to expect when they arrive on a scene and you're about to see two officers who learned that the hard way. a wild animal's on the loose, terrorizing a neighborhood. >> he opens it up and starts doing this. >> and becoming an occupational hazard for one unfortunate cop. >> i'm just thinking how long's this going to go on? >> october 2010. suko the chimp or sue, as she's called, escapes from her owner and is making all kinds of trouble around a kansas city neighborhood. >> he opens up the door and he's like there. he's a smart monkey, starts smiling, laughing, pointing at us, ha-ha. >> the chimpanzee comes out of nowhere and i'm just thinking get to the house. >> sergeant john bloomquist is on routine patrol when he gets the strange call. >> when i ro

they'll be out of afghanistan at the end of the year instead of next year as former president nicholas sarkozy planned. >>> well, another vote of support for same-sex marriage. a federal judge in oakland striking down a provision of the defense of marriage act as unconstitutional. the 1996 law passed by congress defines marriage as the union between a man and a woman. and it denies government benefits to same-sex couples. thursday's decision is in response to a lawsuit filed against calpers by same-sex couples refusing to -- >>> the uss iowa will begin the final trek to southern california on saturday. it was supposed to leave last weekend but was delayed because of bad weather. it's scheduled to leave at 11:00 tomorrow morning and expected to pass under the golden gate bridge by 3:00 in the afternoon. when "iowa" gets to los angeles, it'll be transformed into a naval museum. >> interesting stuff there. 5:45 right now, let's get the full forecast. christina loren talking about friday and a long holiday weekend ahead of us. >> yeah. that's a spectacular ship. i don't know if you've had a chance

president nicholas sarkozy is out and francois holland is in and promising a fresh start and doesn'tainful austerity measures. >> the idea that finallies on tart can no longer be something inevitable, and that is the mission from now on is miep. >> voters in greece are sending the same message and unseating politicians that slashed incomes, benefits and pensions. richard quest is with us from london. the message is loud and clear. it is unpopular but are there other options and the debt crisis cast a big shadow on u.s. markets. >> there are other options, and this comes down to a fundamental view between austerity and growth. now, even those who are against austerity don't say that there doesn't need to be any change. what they say is it has been too much, too far, too fast, too brutal. what they are saying and argument that is heard in the united states and indeed is the backbone of their administration's argument for not having too much austerity is that you can take your time to getting there and the markets will give you that leeway and it doesn't all need to be done over night.

hollande takes over for nicholas sarkozy, a conservative who voters ousted after just one five-year term>>> well, this morning, no shock, more backlash over jpmorgan chase and the $2 billion blunder. today the ceo will be on the spot as he faces stack holders for the very first time since the company's massive trading blunder. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill with a look at what's likely to be a very, very heated meeting. good morning. >> good morning. jamie dimon in tampa. what happened and how the company lost $2 billion. it's the first time he's faced them since making that announcement. but he says not to worry because the company is still making a lot of money. >> going to earn a lot of money this quarter. isn't like this company's jeopardized. >> this is about accountability. at some point you just have to be accountable and you don't get to be in a position of public trust. when you're engaging in practices that you yourself describe as sloppy and stupid. >> and -- >> set up the consumer financial protection bureau, she under president obama, she has said tha

nicholas sarkozy announced that he will not take part in politics any more. will certainly not take part in this campaign. i think you have to take him at his word. he's clearly more interested now in returning to his career as a lawyer. and perhaps making a lot of money, something he suggested in the past. so it leaves french politics like politics in many countries today, very fluid, very much at the mertsee of growing resentments, growing frustrations, perhaps vulnerable as the la pene vote suggests to some more populism than we have seen for a while in france. but at the same time, francois hollande does have a background that could be very help envelope the sense that he has run its socialist machinery for nearly 20 years now he knows are the party moll particulars are now and perhaps he can bring a difference that will translate into better news for flanges. >> who does he know in the united states, hollande. >> not many people as far as i can tell. he spent a little time here studying at one point but he's to the been here. he wanted to come to washing

today's run off election hits incumbent nicholas sarkozy. >>> greece is also holding a critical electionlls show voters are angry about the debt crisis and will punish the parties two major parties. neither is expect to receive enough votes. >>> a winning lottery ticket is the source of a huge family feud between a bakersfield mother and her son. 76-year-old etta may says her son cheated her out of a $50 million jackpot. she said she was so nervous when she won the prize she asked her son to sign her name. after seeing for the check he was asked to put it into ditch accounts. >> when someone is older and rely on others to help them with their finances, there is a degree of trust. often there is a lack of sophistication on the part of people who are older. >> he claims her son used the money to buy four homes and ten cars. >>> he has four nba titles and now shaquille o'niell has a new title to be proud of. doctor. o'niell received his ph.d in education yesterday. 7'1" shaq kneeled so that light blue robe could be placed on his neck. o'niell earned a 3.8 gpa. >> i thought it was the right

nicholas sarkozy is out.rancois hollande is in and if he does what he says he'll do the world will be a different place. when you've waited this long for your victory party, you can be forgiven for partying for a long time. hollande came back from paris from base in france to celebrate with supporters. he got elected by promising a new and less dramatic revolution and instead of the austerity and budget caps france and europe are enduring the way out of the financial mess lies in more government spending and more government jobs. last night, he thanked his supporters for electing only the second socialist president in france in more than 50 years. but his election will be viewed with less enthusiasm in germany which has been the driving force for stern budgetary controls along with france until now. nichololas sarkozy, the outstang precious was gracious in the defeat saying he took responsibility' telling his supporters the people had spoken. they were a tough crowd to convince. this being france, a bit of a