there is a story coming out from romania. romania witches may -- this will require witches to get a permit. the law would also require witches to give their customers receipts and they could end up in prison if their predictions turn out to be false. witchcraft has been part of the culture in romania for centuries. romania changed their labor laws to officially recognize witchcraft as a profession. >>> 6:49 is the time. let's go back to sal for a little traffic. >> all right dave and pam. good morning, once again. the wind will be an issue for some drivers. let's take a look at the commute on 80 westbound. if you are driving on 80 traffic will be effected by a couple of different crashes. the one near the bridge cleared. the there is one near mcbride. if you are driving down to the bay bridge there is a little bit of a delay there. not major. our camera has been effected by the wind. it's about an 8-10 minute delay. let's take a look at san francisco northbound 101 as you approach the 80 split. that traffic is moving well. an

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leader on a jet heading for saudi arabia or somewhere or the leader killed somehow, as happened in romania. it sounds as if hosni mubarak is determined not to leave egypt. he wants to die there, it sounds like. >> reporter: you know, terry that's absolutely right. and i asked him, again, and this is a very proud man who truly believes that he has done great things for this country and steered it through some very, very difficult times. and, in fact, even some of the protesters on the square told me that, yes, they want him to go now, but they respect his history. in fact, that's exactly what they wrote on cards, they respect his history, but he must go. and he said that when he steps down, he will not flee. he said, that's not in his nature. he's not going to escape, he told me. he's going to stay and die in egypt. terry? >> a proud man, as you say. so, stand by, christiane. when we return, we have another exclusive. christiane sits down with egypt's new vice president and asks, will the government force those protesters off the streets? [music playing] confidence available in color. depen

lukoil help by news it signed a deal with american bank going to to develop two offshore oil fields in romania and gold producers gained as prices for the precious metals surge higher orders gold is up two point four percent. now europe ended makes on tuesday the footsie ended in the red down for a third day its longest losing streak since july the dax has finished under a percent lower and this is were heavily weighted by banks and industrials two sectors that are struggling most with uncertainty created in the middle east shares of islam ten percent and frankfurt on concerns its merger with volkswagen may fail . and stocks in the u.s. are mixed on thursday afternoon better than expected unemployment figures and some fairly robust corporate results are not providing enough to stop investors looking for a safe haven here's a few at packard a down and general motors is also losing slightly short with fourth quarter figures . so for now join me less than what a lot. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the future of coverage. this is the twenty

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to develop offshore oil fields in romania and gold producers gained as prices for the precious metals. gold was up two point four percent. let's cross over to europe versus the oil majors and gold miners are providing the relatively few bright spots the footsies losing half a percent and the footies down now for a fifth day its longest losing streak since july the dax is down over a percent it's heavily weighted with bad. and industrials two sectors that are struggling most with uncertainty created in the middle east and let's cross over to the u.s. where stocks are mixed this hour investor confidence is lifted by a better than expected unemployment figures and some strong corporate results from priceline and target although general motors felt slightly short with fourth quarter figures. but you can always log on to our website dot com.

peace is better than a good war but is it always the case to discuss that and now i'm joined by romania's foreign minister has been actively involved in his country's efforts to settle and the gorn the current bach dispute with neighboring azerbaijan a frozen conflict that dates back to the early one nine hundred ninety s. that claimed thousands of lives. thank you for your time minister do you agree that poor peace is better than a good war. surely i agree with it is that anyone who does not agree with the patched up peace is better than any war it's obvious because you can't solve any issue that through all of those who think that it's possible to solve conflicts through military operations or use of force it is a big illusion to hands off the eagles it's necessary to return to the negotiation table negotiation conditions and what will be much worse if you would that is best is to pick a horrifying go she can go on for a very long time but they really don't result and some analysts say that you're just playing for time at all it's on its own. firstly i think that the time is not on eith

news that signed a deal with american vanco international to develop two offshore oil fields and romania and producers are also gaining as prices for the precious metals search higher than certainty the middle east is up. two point four percent. minority shareholders are asking for bigger twenty ten dividends they want the payment to increase to fifteen percent of the bank's net income from the current ten percent that's after the bike reported a five fold increase in net income for twenty ten more than six billion dollars but the head of burbank herman graff says durden won't be raised until at least twenty thirteen as the bank needs the money to more tonight so the development strategy didn't prevent his burbank from raising the bonus for top managers we felt. european officials are expected to ask for a commitment to make reforms necessary for russia to join the world trade organization the prime minister is in brussels to discuss the w t o entry energy corporation trade and investment issues russia is the last major economy that isn't in the w t o goshen which have been going on for

by news it's signed a deal with american vanco international to develop two offshore oil fields in romania and gold producers are also giving us prices for precious low precious metals surge higher and meet their uncertainty created in the middle east. is up more than a cent. now as barry bonds minority shareholders are asking for bigger twenty ten dividends they want the payment to increase to fifteen percent of the bank's net income from the current ten percent that's after the bank reported a five fold increase in net income for twenty ten more than six billion dollars but the head of bourbon family dividends one be raised until at least twenty thirty nine as the bank needs the money to more danites both the development strategy didn't prevent burbank from raising the bonus for top managers we quote. and european officials are expected to ask for them apportioned for a commitment to economic reforms necessary for russia to join the world trade organization the prime minister.

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and she started walking to help these folks in romania. she said that the peace corps knew that these crimes were happening against her but she says they didn't take it seriously. and no legal recourse was offered. she was exposed to by young men who exposed themselves and she was told, well, don't be around those people. no one did anything and no one cared. when she was followed home by some men, she did talk to the police and they gave her some bodyguards. she requested a new location, but she was turned down and her transfer was denied. when she returned home, she tried to get counseling but received no counseling for the crimes that were committed against her. and here's what she has to say, she says, i would have liked the peace corps to have never put me there. they knew it was unsafe for me. they should have communicated with the police and the school in their own investigation. i would have liked them to take me more seriously when i reported these crimes. i would have liked to have had counseling when i returned. but once again,

the hands of one of turkey's most violent sex traffickers began in moldova, a nation wedged between romania and ukraine. moldova is perhaps the poorest country in europe. 80% of the population lives below the poverty line. tiraspol, its second largest city, is a haven for traffickers in arms, drugs and people. it is also katia's hometown. >> ( translated ): i pushed her to go to turkey so we could make some money. some people do manage to make money. it's probably my fault because i encouraged her to go. >> narrator: when katia left here a month earlier, her five- year-old son, roslan stayed behind with her mother. >> ( translated ): here i am with her five-year-old child, and i'm 60. i told him that she went to work. what else can i tell a child, that his mother was sold? imagine. he keeps crying all the time and asking why it's taking her so long to come back. what can i say to him? he's so little. "where's my mama? where's my mama?" what can i tell him? >> ( translated ): katia didn't suspect what kind of plans i had for her in turkey. how could she suspect? my plan was to keep her in th

helped by news sign a deal with american banco international to develop two offshore oil fields in romania and a gold produces gained as prices for the precious metal surge high of porto's gold was up two and a half percent. now on europe's bourses all majors and gold miners are providing the relatively few bright spots to food see last half a percent down for a fifth day its longest losing streak since july the dax was down over a percent of its heavy leeway to. buy banks and industrials to sectors that are struggling most with certainty created middle east and the e.u. u.s. stocks are losing on thursday afternoon with worries about unrest in libya and a further decline in shares of hewitt packard contributing to a.

by news it signed a deal with american vanco international to develop true offshore oil fields in romania and gold producers are also gaining as prices for the precious metals such high up. two point five percent. so a similar story on europe as forces with oil majors and gold mine is providing relatively few bright spots the footsie is down for a fifth day its longest losing streak since july and the texas down a one percent seventy weight with banks and industrials two sectors that are struggling most with uncertainty created in the middle east. well as a gassing game over how far the unpressed will spread in the middle east and how this will impact the oil market some analysts speculate of iran gets caught up in it or oil will spike above one hundred fifty dollars per barrel or what happens is the world's biggest oil producer saudi arabia becomes suffused with revolutionary spirit to consider some of these questions i'm joined now by constantin seen enough from national energy security as fund thank you very much for joining us constantin so what sort of oil price would you concede the

the news it signed a deal with american banker international to develop two offshore oil fields in romania and gold produces samples of giving us prices for the precious metals surge high up. is up two point four percent. and it's a similar story on your of course this oil majors and gold miners are providing the relatively few bright spots that sit down for a fifth day its longest losing streak since july the dax is down over one percent it's heavily weighted with banks and industrials two sectors that are struggling most with uncertainty created in the middle east. there is a guessing game over how far the end breast will spread in the middle east and how this will impact the oil market some analysts speculate if iran gets caught up in it or oil will spike above one hundred fifty dollars a barrel or what happens if the world's biggest oil producer saudi arabia becomes suffused with revolutionary spirit to consider some of these questions i'm joined by richard swan managing editor well europe and middle east africa from platts agency in london that's just what thank you for joining us or

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the oil in romania that they had used was insufficient. arabs said we will give you the oil, we will give you the oil of iraq, we will give you the oil of iran, we will give you all of the oil that we have if you will declare for an arab state. and hitler said i will declare for an arab state and finish the jews when i cross the caucuses mountains. so it was everything the nazis -- the arabs would do to make that come to pass. and a point in time in the spring of 1941, the jews of baghdad were on edge. they had lived there for 2600 years. but they knew there were many arab nazis. now when i say an arab-nazi, i'm not talking about a guy running around with an arm band. i'm talking about hitler youth in arab lands. what do i mean by hitler youth? i mean actual hundreds and thousands of young iraqi jews who went to nuremberg, who went to germany to march in torchlight, who taught nazi -- iraqi-arabs, excuse me, who went to germany and brought the concept back and organized along the german bases and considered themselves actual nazis. in fact

the t-shirts are being sent to people in nicaragua, romania, armenia.f product to distribute every year. >>> from the turf to the greens, today kicks off the first round of a popular golfing event. >> it is the start of the at&t pebble beach national pro-am. the celebrity tournament started in the 1930s by bing crosby. this year the field includes kevin costner andrew brees. some people are asking, where's tiger? >> he didn't like pebble beach that much. so he doesn't always come. so it's probably about what we expected i think. >> tiger doesn't like to be hassled. would this tournament be more fun with him? absolutely. but as i mentioned it can get by and has gotten by with big crowds because there are so many -- it's a different type of event. >> bill murray is the star. >> the winner gets a million dollars. >> i would get home sick in boston where you would see scenic shots of monterey bay in 70 degrees and you're under 2 feet of snow. >> they always have an otter out in the bay. >> the sailboat with the guy with the glass of chardonnay. whatever. >>

the reasons why romanians or anti-communist because famine victims fleeing to poland and fleeing to romania as well. and people in those countries have experience with famine but in spirit is a real possible event, which contributes to anti-communist than and to that extent, it's one of the reasons why people are willing to believe that german world might be better, but there's lots of other reasons why people have the view as well, then historically back to the first world war. and the book i try to press the kind of more subtle or more far-reaching claim, which is that especially ukraine was at the center of attention to both the soviets and the maxis. for both of them was a key region for the transformation of the symptoms. you had to be able to master ukraine in order to export, d. l., industrialized system. was a bread basket for that reason. from the nazi point of view and i wish i talked about this more, it's also a bread basket. and what nazis need to do is to use the collective farm in key to collect a fine, the user to divert food to western europe rather than to russia and belaru

we're on par with turkey, bulgaria and romania. >> what's your advice to parents? talk talk, talk. talk to your kids. know what they're watching. and ask them questions. ask them if they know anyone who is pregnant. how they think it would affect their lives. and more importantly, we can't stick our heads in the sand. we can't tell them, wait to have sex. we can't tell them wait until you're ready. we have to tell them what it means to be ready. and how to evaluate a smart decision about sex. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> thanks for being with us again. we want to know what you think. does "teen moms" the show, encourage or discourage teen pregnancy. weigh in on our shoutout board, at abcnews.com/gma. >>> for other stories developing right now, back to juju at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. our christiane amanpour reports egypt's president has left cairo with his family but remains in the country with his family likely his vacation home at sharm el sheikh. it's fueling anger in the massive crowds of protesters in the street. mubarak refused t

ome you're a member states -- when tiny example is the economy of romania. it is at - 7% in 50 months. real problems for them to grapple with. they did not have the long-term underpinnings' the some of the other states did. we are very conscious of the difference in different parts of europe. one of the reasons why it is so essential to try to transplant the european future is that we have more tools and instruments available to help countries to survive and move forward to develop their economies. >> jim, which used a the speed in which croatia and bosnia- herzegovina is going is what we should expect? is a slower? is it faster? is it about normal? >> i think we would like to say, especially in bosnia, for the effort to give faster. the direction is the right one. it is not going at the speed that will allow and ensure the people of bosnia that they will be able to be in the same ranks as croatia. what we have seen -- a bit as you look at the abolition of montenegro -- granted the situation is not as complex. it is not to point fingers. europeans wish so mu

[applause] he was born in romania and received his degree from ucla. mistaken, i believe he was there during the great basketball era for ucla. i don't think he was on the team, though. instead, he was busy studying. he served as a law clerk for justice anthony kennedy before then clerking ford chief justice warren burger at the supreme court. he was nominated by president reagan in 1985. at the ripe old age of 35. it makes you feel a little inadequate, doesn't it? he served with distinction, becoming its tent chief judge in 2007. i am also informed he is a very good poker player. welcome. [applause] finally, let me introduce our moderator for this evening. not only is he one of the foremost experts studying the california supreme court, he actually was dean of the law school here when i went here. his name is on my diploma. based on that, i still refer to him as the dean. let me turn it over to you to get the program -- "maintaining collegiality in a contentious climate" under way. >> thank you. [applause] to get right down to business, we should agre

[applause] >> judge alex kozinski was born in romania and received both his undergraduate and jd degre