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iran says the fuel rods and the reactor will be used to produce radio isotopes to treat cancer patients and for other peaceful research. western countries are calling on iran to stop the enrichment, which they say could be used for military purposes, or face more economic sanctions. ahmadinejad's announcement is expected to spark a strong reaction from the west and israel. mojtaba sanati, reporting for nhk world, tehran. >>> on its nuclear program, the eu is considering the offer. iranian media says the secretary of the supreme national security council who also serves as the chief nuclear negotiator sent a letter to catherine ashton. the her says iran is willing to resume talks in a manner that's best for both sides. it suggests that success will depending on whether the west adopts a constructive attitude. ashton says she's evaluating the contents of the letter and will consult with the united states, russia and other partners. the eu coordinator says they will not resume talks unless iran is prepared to discuss concrete confidence-building measures without preconditions. last month e

these are the first fuel rods that iran made itself. president mahmoud ahmadinejad was there for the event. iran is claiming it has mastered the nuclear fuel cycle. pentagon correspondent barbara starr joining us right now. barbara, what are you hearing about this? >> well, fredricka, good morning to you. i think we have some live pictures also coming in to cnn right now of mahmoud ahmadinejad speaking in tehran earlier today before these live pictures he was touring this facility where, indeed, iran announced that it had made its own nuclear fuel rods domestically for the first time. it was loading these into what it said was a reactor for medical purposes, not for nuclear weapons. but this is going to be watched very closely here in washington and in israel, of course, because the question is whether this development, this announcement of them being able to make their own nuclear fuel rods is actually the real deal. can they do it? do these fuel rods work? how good is the quality? is this another step potentially on iran's road to pot

iran is saying that it has now made its first nuclear fuel rod. and the president of iran showed up to watch it going into a system there to be able to be inserted. but what does it really mean behind the scenes? is this a fuel rod that works? does it take them on a step closer to making nuclear weapons? the state department says that it's hype, this was expected and they're not too worried about it. but experts will tell you that this is not an insignificant step on the road to nuclear weapons. this may be partly iran trying to negotiate its way, pressure its way out of crippling sanctions. but the bottom line is, they are making progress. jessica? >> and is there any sense if iran is closer to producing a nuclear weapon with this development or if this really is hype? >> that's the key thing that the intelligence community, the cia, is watching right now. and the israelis. this is what they say. if iran decides to make that run for weapons-grade nuclear fuel, that's not what we're talking about today. that would be more involved. if they make th

hi, rod.t a morning. >> to all the folks in baltimore, it has been a tremendous day of pomp and religious ceremony. now we can say cardinal edwin o'brien as opposed to cardinal designate. it was a tremendous and moving ceremony today. the holy father looked strong, and as he spoke, his voice was strong. it was an unbelievable moment when our cardinal edwin o'brien knelt before the pope to receive his red berretta and also his ring. it was a moving sight to see. 22 in all were all elevated to cardinals in rome. 50 of them from european countries. two from the united states of course. archbishop or cardinal dolan now from new york as well. it was an amazing time. i left the reception. literally hundreds of people lining up to wish him well from catonsville from all over the eastern shore. we will bring you those those pick -- we will bring you those pike towers tonight at 6:00. >> what are the cardinals doing now? what else do they have on the agenda? >> right now they are at a reception. litera

early he announced the nuclear fuel rod into a reactor near tehran. iran says the fuel rods and the reactor will be used to produce radi radioisotopes. they say the enrichment could be used for military purposes or face more economic sanctions. it's expected to get strong reaction from the west. >> meanwhile, iran has told the european union it's ready to resume negotiations on its nuclear program. the eu's considering the offer. iranian media says the secretary of the supreme national security council sent a letter to eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. the letter says iran is willing to resume talks in a manner best for both sides. success will depend on whether the west adopts a constructive attitude. she says she's evaluating the contents of the letter and will consult with the united states, russia, and other partners. the eu coordinator says they will not resume talks unless iran is prepared to discuss concrete confidence-building measures without preconditions. last month eu announced plans to ban iranian oil imports in its toughest econo

bill: rod, thank you so much. back to local coverage, wjw screen left, woio both out of cleveland, ohio, on scene. >> i think in some cases when schools get these it kind of stresses out the parents and you think, oh gosh, i don't like that. but then you look at a situation like this where you just never ever, no one would have ever suspected something like would have taken place inside the walls of chardon high school. you think then that is extra safety measure that sometimes can make this not happen. >> exactly. you wonder about those safety procedures and are they necessary? could they put the kids in kind of a weird situation. >> environment, yeah. >> metal detector. that is something we'll definitely bring up. >> todd reporting live on the phone for us. todd we'll let you get back to gathering information for us. we'll check back with you. we'll go on through the 10:00 hour. so we'll check back with you. we do want to let you know we have a statement from the governor, john kasich, about the situation at cha

i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight, hot rod show and tell. yes, you heard me right. hot rod. iran today defiantly flaunting its first iranian made nuclear rods. if iran is going to -- this is a crucial step towards building a weapon. now, a lot of this of course is propaganda and wearing the white labcoat for the cameras, president ahminedjad was on hand at a tehran nuclear facility as fuel rods were lowered into a nuclear reactor. rods contain the pellets of nuclear fuel. that's essential for nuclear reaction. while that was going on, iran was sharing other news. cake, which is another step to enriching uranium to the 90% holy grail weapons grade level. now, ahminedjad, as we're all well aware, insists that iran's nuclear program is for medical and peaceful purposes. i.e. nuclear power. but no one buys it not even the watchdog i.a.e.a. and definitely not washington or tel aviv. have we reached a tipping point with iran? where sanctions will not be enough? a new research poll shows 58% of americans would consider military action to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapo

three days after the accident that cooling system failures could cause a meltdown of nuclear fuel rods. the information was reportedly sent to cabinet members and atomic energy experts. the economy minister was chief cabinet secretary at the time. he also served as the government spokesperson. he said in the report that authorities were on stand by to act if the fuel rods continued to be exposed to the air. that would have released a large amount of radioactive material and prevented workers from entering reactor buildings. he also said he feared problems could occur at another nuclear plant in fukushima and that tokyo might have to be evacuated. he added the cabinet was told of this scenario, but that the government chose not to make it public. the independent report stresses the need for discussions on information disclosure by the government during emergencies. >>> russian state television says security forces have foiled a plot to assassinate vladimir putin. they say two men confessed. they were arrested last month in the ukraine. the report says the suspects were acting on instruc

nuclear fuel rods in three of the plant's reactors melted down. contaminated water then leaked into the sea. ships are expected to retrieve the fuel rods and other debris from the plant within a few years. many worry the vessels will stir up the contaminated sand. workers plan to start pouring cement and clay over a 70,000-square-meter area near the water intakes of all six of the plant's reactors. the seabed is about six meters deep. spokespersons say a layer of cement on the seabed will prevent the spread of contaminated mud and sand for about 50 years. workers will begin full-scale application of the cement later in the month. they hope to complete the task by summer. >>> japanese officials want to share what they learned from the march 11th disaster. they're planning an international conference on natural disasters. the city of sendai in miyagi prefecture will host the two-day meeting. some of the other sessions will be held in fukushima and iwate. government officials will invite representatives of countries that have experienced large scale

rod stewart musical -- i would be in favor of a rod stewart musical in canada are --kandahar mullah belmarand music in afghanistan. they have all these illegal cassettes of rod stewart's singing if you want my body and you think i am sexy which was his favorite song the. and like to say that. i am hoping -- in whichever cave he is holed up in, we understand he is not quite on board with the strictures of music and when they catch up with him his rod stewart tapes will count against him. >> host: what are your broadway friends and what politics have you discussed with them? >> guest: when america alone came out i used to get a lot of e-mails at pretty a list celebrities in hollywood. they all ended with i love your book and it is terrific but please don't mention my name. the idea was above the title, not being able to say you like "america alone" is bewildering to me. i have been around and i love that. to me personally, there is nothing like sitting at the back of a theatre which i do occasionally for friends or producers, a show that is trying out or just sitting at the back and looking

tepco says it has found no damage to fuel rods in the number four reactor. tepco released underwater camera video at the number four reactor building. the utility says debris fell on the racks but caused no damage. visibilities is about five meters. the number four reactor was offline when a tsunami and earthquake disabled the plant last march. a hydrogen explosion blew off the roof and sent debris into the pool. the utility plans to further study the inside of the storage pool before removing debris and spent fuel rods. influential u.s. senator carl levin is welcoming the change of course for okinawa. the u.s. and japan have agreed to separate a plan to move thousands of marines from the plant relocate military base. levin chairs the u.s. senate armed services committee. the body oversees defense policy and spending. congress has limited funding for the transfer of marines from okinawa to guam from the budget. the move usa was part of a larger plan to relocate the marine corp. air station to another site in okinawa. many congressmen said local opposition ma

denver rod blagojevich. courtside in a matter of hours behind the scenes. wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 35 year veteran of chicago fire department a hero many times over fire commissioner robert hoff leaving his post immediately. top story around the country tonight during the replacement shows and why he is leaving not clear tracking details for us >> we do know he is stepping down we do not know why. was it personal? more to this? hoping to find out more tomorrow. you have seen this gentlemen on television and many robert hoff times fire the face of chicago fire department no longer overseeing this after year and a half on the job. appointed by mayor daley june 2010 robert hoff as you mentioned a third generation firefighter his father also of firefighter who died in the line of duty yester day marked 50 years since his death. robert hoff has been with department 35 years well liked by the rank-and-file today told me they were shocked to hear this afternoon of his departure. >> i did not expect this not today. preparing for the meeting tonight when i heard. i

. >> this is rod daniels in rome. the excitement is building in baltimore and advance of tomorrow's elevation ceremony. >> and the seasons have changed, scholars arrive in baltimore. >> some rain to the south and west, the developing storm that could get here over the weekend. the details coming up. right now, 49 degrees at the airport, 52 degrees at the inner harbor. >>> talk of a winter storm possibly getting here over the weekend, but outside today, just another mild day in the winter of 2011-2012. 53 degrees at the airport, 54 inner harbor. feels like we're living in charlotte, north carolina. the normal is 45, so we are well above that. the record, a balmy 76 degrees, 1976. seven. inch pieces of snow -- 7.8 inches of snow bacchant 1893. the abundant clear sky allowed for lots of sunshine, temperatures above freezing in western maryland, 40's and low 50's in baltimore. 52 at the inner harbor, 49 salzburg, 51 of ocean city. -- 49 salisbury, 51 ocean city. light wind out of the west, the sun went down at 5:45. the t

these spent fuel rods were still highly radioactive. if the pools boiled dry, they could catch fire, and the contamination could be even worse than from a reactor meltdown. >> we had some pretty clear indication that there was fuel damage occurring in the spent fuel pools from the lack of water. and as they were worried about japanese citizens, we were worried about american citizens. and we thought, to put all this to rest, put water in there. >> narrator: the japanese prime minister ordered a desperate tactic: dumping water on the spent fuel pools from the air. the first crew to take off knew that soviet pilots who'd done this during the chernobyl nuclear accident had subsequently died of cancer. >> (translated): that morning, before i started the engine, i called my wife. she said, "if someone has to do it, then go and do your best. i am praying for you." so she was supportive. she was crying at the time. i almost cried as well. >> narrator: an earlier reconnaissance mission had been abandoned because of high levels of radiation over

the video shows debris fell on to the rack containing the spent fuel rods, but caused no damage. the company says visibility is about five meters. the number four reactor was offline when an aert quake and tsunami disabled the plant last march. however ark hydrogen explosion blew off the roof and sent wreckage into the storage pool make it difficult to assess is condition of the contents. the utility plans to study the inside of the storage pool before removing debris. influential u.s. senator carl levin is backing the change of course for okinawa. the u.s. and japan have agreed to separate a plant to move personnel from a military base. levin chairs the u.s. senate armed services committee. the body oversees defense spending. congress has limited funding for the transfer of marines from okinawa to guam from the budget. the move was part of a larger plan to relocate the air force to another site in okinawa. many congressmen said local opposition made the relocation unfeasible. japanese officials said they would separate the two issues. levin said his committee needs further infor

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nuclear fuel rods in three of the plant's reactors melted down. contaminated water then leaked into the sea. ships are expected to retrieve the fuel rods and other debris from the plant within a few years. many worry the vessels will stir up the contaminated sand. workers plan to start pouring cement and clay over 70,000 square feet area near water in takes of all six reactors. the sea bed is about six meters deep. spokespersons say a layer of cement on the sea bed will prevent the spread of contaminated mud and sand for about 50 years. workers will begin full scale application of the cement later in the month and hope to complete that task by summer. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

iran says it has developed nuclear fuel rods. iranian president ahmadinejad in tehran on wednesday says it has also developed a new centrifuge which speeds up the enrichment plo cess. some western states say the enrichment program could be used for military purposes. they have been calling on iran to halt the program or face economic sanctions. the most recent development is expected to draw a strong reaction from the west and israel. >>> the man many say will be the next leader of china received a familiar welcome at the white house. xi jinping is expected to take over this fall as head of the ruling communist party. already the chinese vice president is getting a rough ride. u.s. president barack obama lectured him on beijing's record on trade and human rights. nhk world reports from washington. >> thank you. >> reporter: president obama has certainly heard xi jinping's name. his opinions remain somewhat of a mystery. so the two took time in the oval office to get to know each other a little better. obama got right to it, press

. >> iran's president unveiled iran's first domestically produced nuclear fuel rods on wednesday. he also said 3000 more centrifuges had been added to his country's uranium enrichment program. >> ahmadinejad also lashed out at western powers, saying they are trying to preserve a monopoly on nuclear power. >> it was an honor reserved for the president himself. ahmadinejad insisted iran's domestically -- first domestically produced fuel rods into a reactor. the inauguration ceremony was broadcast live on state television. iranian scientists presented as national heroes. the get a video conference link, the president then opened two new nuclear projects. a plant in central iran can now enrich uranium to cent -- a 20%, still not enough for a nuclear weapon. the facility will also use a new type of centrifuge, capable of higher in richmond speeds than previous models. iran now appears to have mastered all aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle, defying the threat of sanctions from the west. instead, tehran is pushing back, cutting off supplies of iranian oil to six eu countries. tensions al

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preparations are being made for rod blagojevich departure. outside the north side home tonight >> rod blagojevich family tucked inside tonight cold rainy evening. day before his wife interview talk-show host rosie o'donnell heirs of the own network tomorrow. patti blagojevich reduced to tears at the thought of preparing her daughters would be difficult goodbye to her father simply too much to bear >> cannot fathom what you are going through but to pretend that not want to happen >> talk-show host rosie o'donnell tried to get a tearful patti blagojevich to face the reality is fast approaching need to get ready to say goodbye after two trials constant claim of innocence rod blagojevich leading to serve 14 year prison sentence >> to have a child removed from their father calling to be devastating thing. and you can help them through patti blagojevich but he has to help you. >> interview with mrs. blagojevich stark contrast to the media blitz mr. blagojevich encountered in years. one highlight morning of the arrest six a m with everybody home whe

. >>> iran has created the first nuclear fuel rod. the world is watching. and eye rain union television shows the president load what was described as a iranian made fuel rods into the reactor. he is accusing the west of keeping technology to itself. >> any makes would dare approach -- nation would dare approach to get the know how, they put pressure and sangs to make threats. >> he said for research and producing medicine. he claimed the program is for civilian use. western nations claim that the end game is to build nuclear weapons. >>> time for sports for you. no ravens or os, we're going to new york the nicks have won seven straight. they beat the kings at the garden. and the the game had the attention of those in asia. jeremy lin. his family watched it at 9 a.m. local time in taiwan. lin sanity. and i check the top headlines and world news. espn for the past week. what has he done now. >> that's amazing. >> that's fun. >> came out of nowhere. >>> the swiss city has earned a not too good of a title. >> and zurich is the most expensive city in the world.

we have team coverage of the ceremony starting with rod daniels, the only local television reporter in rome for the elevation. >> although the day would belong to the 22 newly elevated cardinals, pope benedict delighted thousands as he was rolled through the crowd on a platform early in the procession. as the pontiff moved closer to the altar, he could look out at a sea of red representing the presence of the college of cardinals. one by one, the cardinal does the mets -- designates were elevated by the holy father. if you listen very closely, you will hear cardinal o'brien ask the holy father if he may speak. >> thank you. >> and his first press conference, cardinal o'brien referred to those first solemn moments with the holy father at the altar. >> i thanked him and said i would serve him completely with my whole heart. >> after the service, hundreds turned out any reception to wish cardinal o'brien well. >> i think it is wonderful. he is a good friend of ours. we're very honored to be able to be here with him. >> to have people like this that have represented baltimore, just wonderf

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rod went on to write the ent following president -- the following. president obama is asking congress to invest in value creating enterprises. he believes. and i think if we can spend taxes to train young men and women to fight and kill, we can spend taxes to teach the same young people to teach and heal. he believes if we build schools in iraq, we can build them in l. iowa. i'm incredibly honored to represent constituents like these and believe that the thes important facts here that need e to be exchanged in a very changd logical contrasting way is an important exercise. is >> i think what's at the core of both of your constituencies comments or letters is a balanced approach. this is a balanced approach. $2.50 of spending cuts for ever $1 of revenue.pendin we need a balanced approach in order to get on a sustainable path. >> i agree with you. and i appreciate that. agree i am running out of time.and i i was going to ask you about the investments in research and development. >> we can follow up. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks, mr. chairman and thank

iran is calling it a major achievement and its nuclear program scientists have loaded nuclear fuel rods into the core of a research reactor tehran is fueling it centrifuges with nuclear fuel and that is stoking fears that the rogue state is indeed one step closer to an atomic bomb is this another step potentially on the road and road to potentially making nuclear weapons it is certainly a step down the road towards a nuclear weapon escalating nuclear tensions with iran this morning president mahmoud ahmadinejad is shown supposedly loading nuclear fuel rods into the tehran research reactor but it is a huge source of pride for iran. but should it be a source of worry for the west or rand has ballistic missiles with a range of about one thousand miles obviously putting israel well within reach this is a ron doubling down on moving down the path towards a nuclear weapon. so did you hear that defiant iran taunting the west a rogue state one step closer doubling down on the path to an atomic bomb should be a source of worry for the west how many ballistic missiles do they have after watching

rod is a retired teacher from new york. you might think, he writes, that after the ruinous binge of deficit spending that was the bush administration we would not again hear the old tax and spend song. bush administration in rod's words was an era of spend and pretend and that is what we have seen time and time from my colleagues across the aisle when they control our government. rod went on to write the following president -- the following. president obama is asking congress to invest in value creating enterprises. he believes. and i think if we can spend taxes to train young men and women to fight and kill, we can spend taxes to teach the same young people to teach and heal. he believes if we build schools in iraq, we can build them in iowa. i'm incredibly honored to represent constituents like these and believe that the important facts here that need to be exchanged in a very logical contrasting way is an important exercise. >> i think what's at the core of both of your constituencies comments or letters is a balanced ap

do you think that we should take away from what iran is saying about having their own nuclear fuel rods well i think we've seen two three interesting things from iran today on the one hand they announced all of these major nuclear accomplishments accomplishments they made today but at the same time they also delivered a letter to the catherine ashton calling for responding for a call for a new talks on the nuclear program so what it seems that iran is simply posturing they're trying to show the world that look we're not going to bend to the west's will we've managed to have some serious accomplishments in our nuclear program but at the same time you know we're willing to talk and it's we're they're trying to say that they're coming from a position of strength even though they've come under the most serious sanctions that we've ever seen i mean do you think the people are going a little bit overboard with the nuclear talk when it comes to iran especially when we talk about the idea of iran having a nuclear weapon of hiding. you know hire enough high enough excuse me and rich uranium you

previously, iran had to buy those rods from other countries. iran also announced thousands of advanced seine ritr seine riff centrifuges are working. >>> as the investigation continues into whitney houston's death, so do preparations for her funeral, it will be held this weekend in her hometown of newark, new jersey. tonight, the man who will deliver earth eulogy is talking about the late singer. mark barger has the latest. >> reporter: whitney houton's musical roots were in gospel and a member of one of gospel music's most prominent families, the winans will deliver her eulogy on saturday. >> she was always a member of the community. >> reporter: the pastor who provided over the marriage to brown in 1992 will perform the service and winans' siblings, cece and bebe, will perform. >> i wasn't surprised because that is how close our families were when i heard houston died. >> reporter: winans knew not only of houston's struggles but her faith. >> we sang together "i go to the rock" and it is that rock of salvation, that rock, that faith that we h