elections next year she says that france is on the verge of revolution but tucked excuse but nicolas sarkozy to use to try and stop you would empower. you know i don't think there is a risk a person a sincere and a fancies of her own ideas there is no reason to warry the greatest danger in connection with nicolas sarkozy so he may again do what he did in two thousand and seven namely make a number of extremely tough statements regarding threats regulation of immigration process and european protectionism but those statements will remain what they are just verbiage after all during his four years in office and another nine years or they're out of the security system he was interior minister before he became president he strictly speaking nothing as i repeatedly said to him he had a loud words and weak hands but from time to time the french tend to delude themselves thinking that made istanbul carry out his promises but in actual fact he made good not a single promise he was throwing around during his two thousand and seven campaign what effect will stress cause a rift have on the french the a

barack obama nicolas sarkozy they've already pledged to aid egypt and of course tunisia but interesting enough these are two countries they have interim government they haven't had democratic elections and such yet so why would they be putting money into elected on established governments at this stage in those countries. well the governments of the west like spears the notion of democracy in tunisia egypt and my goodness in america those are things that are absolutely intolerable to folks and want to do to force whitehall being able to work friends or so-called. they like governments they couldn't throw so he has a military whatever you names to merge forward because the relation of each are. holding the names will be nothing the whole behind the scene woke early will be gyptian our gary nairn will be from washington and beyond here of egypt or any other country chaney and i am your floor before you get christened

the country's economy iraq and bombers also promise cash for egypt and france's nicolas sarkozy pledge to both egypt and tunisia radio host and blogger stephen leatherman told me earlier that he thinks the money will effectively hand over the sovereignty of egypt to western credits and it's. but here it is dr social he is the first he is the target say enterprises all to western interests on which he will be interned will. ordinary working people so egypt taking money from me are going to get it hearing all of egypt to worse than creditors to let don't steal your resources and absolutely refused to treat people the. way the notion of democracy in tunisia egypt those are absolutely and our ability to work folks in washington to folks will be with you to work for some cause even though they want governments they can control so egypt has a military point to whatever names the emerge from the big old action in egypt

continue to rock tripoli it comes as gadhafi is daughter filed a lawsuit against french president nicolas sarkozy and nato for killing four members of her family and april's military strike earlier an unnamed official confirmed that the alliance does consider colonel gadhafi a legitimate target nato has long insisted that regime change is not the military's the military operations objective lecture in modern history at oxford university press for more common says gadhafi his position is not as weak as the west might want to present. itself is obviously under pressure he is also being bombed by nato but he also. in the u.s. congress a resolution was passed critical all watch president obama should the bombing

shocking assault on french president nicolas sarkozy. caught on video. he greeting a crowd. >> and what is the greenest city in north america? you may be surprised by the answer.  >>> french president nicolas sarkozy was briefly grabbed and yanked against a metal barrier at a public rally this morning in france. >> quite a scare. he was shaking hands in a crowd when visiting a town in southwestern france when a man reached over the railing, graed him bhe shouldernd pulled him toward the crowd. the man is 32 years old and works in the theater business. he was quickly wrestled to ground by body guards and being questioned by security officials. sarkozy was not hurt. >> prince william and kate arrived in canada moments ago for their first official overseas trip since their wedding. they will spend nine days in canada before jetting to los angeles july 8. tomorrow they will celebrate canada day in ottawa and set to open the calgary stampede and go canoeing in the northwest territory. in los angeles they will introduce up and coming b

civilians it comes as the levy leaders daughter filed a lawsuit against the french president nicolas sarkozy and. nato for killing four members of a family in an april military strike argues maria for national spoke to some of the citizens of tripoli caught up in the violence. saddam has been within a hair's breadth of death the doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and bill to do it myself. but who wants to kill the teenager so much native city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months day and night forms have been falling on the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would land. this week in the most intensive air idea that there have been sixteen nato airstrikes in just ten hours attacks against civilians must stop gadhafi must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future nato has frequently claimed success and the military operation is supposed to protect civilians but

to rock tripoli it comes as gadhafi is daughter filed a lawsuit against the french president nicolas sarkozy and nato for intentionally killing four members of her family in military strike earlier an unnamed alliance official claimed that the alliance now considers colonel gadhafi of the jet in the target but nato has long insisted that regime change is not an objective of the military operation ever more to speak more about that we're joined now by mark aman who's modern history professor at the university of oxford thanks for being with us for us off back in april gadhafi wrote a similar letter to president obama is this reported second letter to congress a sign of total desperation here. no necessarily cut off his obviously under pressure. by nature but he also has in the us congress a resolution was passed critical all watch president obama should stop it. there is division in washington well perhaps in the west in general inside nature. in this reported lander gadaffi says he's ready for ceasefire talks it's a thought if it's authentic do you think the u.s. will actually go for that. i

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. >> the french president is going to be in berlin next friday, nicolas sarkozy. angela merkel will try the them to support their position on the 23rd and 24th of june. >> steve is here to talk about the cheerleading for christine. >> the imf has a two-horse rase between -- race between france and mexico. it is said to be unfortunate if the next person running the international monetary fund is from europe. it is becoming obvious that christine lagarde will get the job. >> her last stop was in lisbon, where the chinese development bank was having their annual meeting. she got the backing from africa for her candidacy. however, she does not have the support of india or china, do not want for the top job to go to europe yet again. >> i am not europe's candidate or the candidate from france. i am serving the 187 members of the international monetary fund, so the institution will render the services that they need. >> she may have to face a case about abuse of power from 2007. the decision on whether to open a formal investigation has been delayed until july 5, and th

deal. >>> a man is in custody after he turned a handshake into an attack on the french president nicolas sarkozy[ yelling ] >> you could see the bodyguards moved in rather quickly after a man grabbed sarkozy by the shoulder nearing knocking him down to the ground. police say the man wasn't armed. investigators say he is a 32- year-old frenchman who works in the theater business. sarkozy's office is not commenting. that video has gone viral. >>> 6:39 now. it's the latest sign of our economy's recovery. we are going to break down the job numbers that were just released. >> the big holiday weekend is nearly here. great time to catch a flick. "eye on the bay's" liam mayclem is here with a review of "cars 2" and some other great ideas for the 4th of july weekend. >>> the market opened just about 10 minutes ago so let's take a look. you can see all across the board, up. the dow up about 50 points at this hour. coming up, we'll get an update on a breakdown from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we'r

. >>> french president nicolas sarkozy announced the country will invest $1.4 billion to develop a next generation nuclear reactor, despite a rising concern about atomic safety after the disaster at the fukushima daiichi plant. >> translator: france remains committed to nuclear power to ensure stable and competitive energy supplies. >> france is currently constructing advanced european pressurized water reactors, but the country is already looking to develop a next generation reactor, which is expected to have enhanced energy efficiency and reduced nuclear waste. following the disaster at the fukushima daiichi plant, european countries, including germany and italy, announced plans to shift their energy policy from nuclear power to renewable sources. observers say france is hoping to take a global lead in nuclear energy technology and win contracts to build new power plants for other countries. >>> japan's prime minister naoto kan wants three bills to be enacted before he steps down. the bills are related to post disaster reconstruction efforts. kan said in early june that he intends to

someone grabbed french president nicolas sarkozy.e attacker to the ground. >>> the defense may rest as early as today in the casey anthony murder trial. jonch anthony's alleged mistress, crystal holloway has been on the stand this morning. >>> firefighters making progress against a wildfire burning near los alamos, new mexico. nearly 10,000 people aren't alloweded to come back home. >>> a law enforcement official say there's no sign of terrorism in a stowaway case. a man allegedly flew without a valid boarding passes or i.d. >>> your rapidfire look at the political topics of the day. three questions, 20 seconds on the clock. first question, guise. we've got the big headline yesterday from president obama when our new white house chief correspondent jessica yellin asked about the debt ceiling. take a listen. >> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. they don't wait until the night before. they're not pulling all-nighters. they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got

the german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy have been meeting in berlin to discuss the issue. in athens itself, a new greek cabinet has been sworn in as gavin hewitt reports. [chanting] >> a cabinet reshuffle, greek style. european leaders and the financial markets watched as a new cabinet was sworn in. facing violent unrest, prime minister george papandreou dumped his finance minister. a desperate gamble that a new team could more easily push through austerity measures and so prevent a devastating default. outside parliament, the protesters remain at the gates. late evening, they were sitting in. they had heard that the new finance minister might try and negotiate with his european paymasters to soften some of the reforms. the protesters were skeptical. the mood here was uncompromising. no more austerity. >> the more austerity you have, people are more unemployed. we have less to spend and the economy is collapsing. it's an obvious thing. >> the protesters who have been camping here for weeks are trying to make it impossible for the government to impleme

continue to rock tripoli comes off his daughter filed a lawsuit against the french president nicolas sarkozy and nato for intentionally killing four members of her family and she strike. now considers just a target nato has long insisted that regime change is not an objective. and. says the west clearly doesn't want settlements to live in parts it's. the other day the international crisis group which is independent fairly reasonable group of. diplomats and so forth said that they in turn need to exercise the way it's been conducted it's ensuring the prolongation of what is it internationally illegal enterprise and is make here far more difficult to have any settlement which is obviously true what is distasteful is to see the pollution of the international criminal court which the they are celebrated its last tuesday immediately came forward with these new accusations of his crimes against humanity and international rate program which is being denounced is almost certainly untrue by international just know oh. what it really is is testament to the future of the entire military operation it's

french president nicolas sarkozy looked very content added g eight summit and goodwill russia announced it is ready to buy two helicopters carriers from france along implicit faded but contradictory deals that pride president clinton emitted in the bargain will cost russia more than a billion euro but it is likely to improve moscow's with progress as probably with dress suit would be the first step in rejecting xin remaining distrust between russia and myself some of them are proud of their russia and i asked senator if the french institute of international relations is here also the question of. two french helicopter carriers will sail to russia to become part of it's needed a couple of years it's the first time after the second world war moscow is trying for it weapons but what's more it's going need to military technology is this has been strongly opposed by the french military but the diplomats could want. thank you for being with us on the show good morning thank you thank you well first question is about is about the past actually when sarkozy was elected in two thousand and seven

french president nicolas sarkozy and they took an intentional killing to members of parliament and it was we can strike the name of balance official claims but the alliance now considers the target. sister about the regime change is not an objective of the operation but american political journalist and is on the cover says the west clearly doesn't want the sentence and that. the other day the international crisis group which is independent fairly reasonable group of. diplomats and so forth said that they in turn nature exercised the way it's been conducted this ensuring the crew on geisha you know what is it internationally illegal enterprise. is make here. more difficult to have any settlement which is obviously true what is just a spill is to see the collusion of the international criminal court which the day after the accelerated raids last tuesday immediately came forward with these new accusations of his crimes against humanity and ensure national rate program which has been denounced as almost certainly untrue by the state international just now but what it really is is testame

lagarde has served as minister of economy, finance and industry under president nicolas sarkozy since 2000. she is known for her mediation skills and ability to build consensus. lagarde will deal with immediate challenges, including the imf eurozone effort to bail out debt-stricken greece. she begins her five-year term on tuesday next week. >>> now some fresh economic date ta for you. japan's industrial production rose 5.7% in may for the second consecutive month. the improvement shows supply chains are getting back on track due to recovery efforts since the march 11th earthquake. the ministry of economy trade and industry announced on wednesday that the output index at factories and mines in may was 88.8 against a base of 100 for 2005. the figure grew for the second straight month after a record plunge in march. the rise is attributed to the increase in the manufacturing of machines which include production of autos and machineries. >>> over in the u.s., home prices slid again in april, as housing remained weak. the standard & poor's case-shiller home price index released tuesday sho

against the french president nicolas sarkozy and they took an intentional killing two members of family and you can strike. named the insufficient claimed that the alliance now considers colonel gadhafi the target. long insisted that changes was an objective of the military operation but american political journalist on his own the company says the west clearly doesn't want peaceful settlement to be. the other day the international crisis group which is independent fairly reasonable group of . diplomats and so forth said that they in turn need to exercise the way it's been conducted this ensuring the approval on gay should not be what is it internationally illegal enterprise. is make here is. more difficult to have any settlement which is obviously true what is distasteful is to see the collusion of the international criminal court which the day after the accelerated raids last tuesday immediately came forward with these new accusations of crimes against humanity and international mighty rape program which has been denounced as almost certainly untrue by amnesty international just now b

loan guarantees and on top of that another billion in debt cancellation while french president nicolas sarkozy has committed the g eight to providing up to ten billion dollars in direct aid it's a commitment the west says it's making to help each actions get back on the feet united states and the west are trying to reduce the damage caused by the revolutions very are. considerable financial contributions gyptian economy and the perfect ways through the i.m.f. which is heavily influenced by the united states for. many many years the i.m.f. has been considered as an orm of american foreign economic policies this regime that is unstable. would could be considered is a waste of money on something that is very shaky what's more it comes with particular strings attached. and that the deal could in fact spell trouble i believe is a major. victory exactly what i did really low and the money except the worst trouble. syria a country literally loses its sovereignty to the west bank is rhetorical orations the regime no way. country what most egyptians fear is that the money will get used up long before i

continue to rock tripoli it comes as gadhafi his daughter filed a lawsuit against french president nicolas sarkozy and nato for killing four members of her family in april's military strike earlier an unnamed official confirmed that the alliance does consider colonel gadhafi a legitimate target nato has long insisted that regime change is not the military the military operations objective lecture in modern history at oxford university press for more common says it that's his position it's not as weak as the west might want to present. it was the only pressure he's calm horse nature but he also. looked into us chris resolution was critical i will watch president obama. and so i think there is a vision in washington in the west in general inside nato it's very difficult for the u.s. and its major allies are going to promise to accept any kind of ceasefire with colonel gadhafi because they have repeatedly said that any such welcome you all who is leaving office moving car or the other hand i think that we have signs that in fact there are channels between gadhafi and the rebels some of the rebel lead

that's despite a fresh also by going to get his daughter against the french president she is suing nicolas sarkozy and nato for killing four members of a family during a strike in april meanwhile the turkish prime minister has offered colonel gadhafi exit guarantees to wherever he chooses professor mark almond the box of university says the libyan leader's position is not as weak as the west is making. is obviously under pressure he is also being formed by nature but he also seemed to interview a strong resolution was asked critical or watch. since the bombing started. division in washington in the west in general inside major it's very difficult for the u.s. and its major allies britain and france to accept any kind of cease fire. because they have repeatedly said that any and all are leaving office leaving power. on the other hand we have signs that it's the right back channels between gadhafi and the rebels some of the rebel leaders who were in. discussions with the nato leaders. they also talked with go the silence or. have a problem but who is in charge of the promise of the politics on the g

despite a fresh lawsuit by colonel that his daughter against the french president she is suing nicolas sarkozy and nato for killing four members of a family during an airstrike in april while the turkish prime minister was offered colonel gadhafi exit guarantees to wherever he chooses radio host and author stephen leatherman has told me that the colonel more than anyone else wants an end to the conflict. he never wanted conflict in the first. media did he responded to it when washington and new york will leave again. because of the once again you want to ceasefire he doesn't want any of this to go war on the west. he wants it in this business he wants it need a conflict washington or nato castle we do not want to live here in the energy ground including former u.s. congresswoman green card a presidential candidate he says he really. is truly. a rebel force and maybe you know what i mean these shillings and mass casualties and mass destruction the us media is mysterious i was here and. they were ordering begin and mention loose here i mean the truth. well on our website are people called we wan