he stepped down as leader of the socialist party after its worst election results in two decades. >> in the southwestern united states, a huge wildfire has forced the evacuation of thousands of residents in the state of arizona. it has already destroyed some 800 square kilometers of forest. officials say they have not been able to contain any part of it since it broke out a week ago. high winds and extremely dry conditions are making fighting the blaze very difficult. under terms are switching across parts of germany after another day of warm and humid summer weather. it has caused chaos in some places, like here in homburg. roads were inundated.

the socialist party lost this election. >> he predicted a difficult task ahead for the new government, but wish the new prime minister well and set his own party will act responsibly. the social democrats are expected to form a coalition with the right-wing people's party. its leader says amending of the constitution. that is opposed by many trade unions and ordinary portuguese and would need a 2/3 majority in parliament. >> and american unmanned aircraft has launched three separate attacks in pakistan's northwest tribal region, killing 18 people. the early-morning strike targeted a compound. the identity of those still is not clear, but some reports suggest that foreign ministers were among the dead. israel has defended the actions of its troops after they fired on pro-palestinian demonstrators trying to enter the occupied golan heights in syria on sunday. damascus says the israeli soldiers killed at least 23 unarmed people. the israeli army says its response has been measured. more than 3000 people have been moved from their homes in southern chile because of a series of volcanic er

the prize is we want some other politics to be held or the socialist party that governs now has lost every. everyone who voted for their possible for the socialist party they said other things before the elections and they do other things now and not only do other things all positive things but they are leading our country to catastrophe and that is something we once tolerate it's a matter of believing all of this for the people of my country you have to understand that and when the mother is leaving or there is no government can stop us either today or tomorrow or two months later they're the worst slow they are going to err to vote for in the greek parliament is a law that says that everything the state or one's will will pass to an enterprise which will be aired and which will have members from the troika the i.m.f. and some greek people so these enterprise a private enterprise with the troika inside it will sell everything will sell everything this country owns if we don't stop this law we won't be a state in the morning there are many many ways to sell this problem not only here

every one who voted for us all for the socialist party they said other things before the elections and they've lot of things now and not only they do other things all physics things but they are leading our country to get pastor of faith and that's something we want tolerate it's a matter of believing all the best for the people of my country you have to understand that and when the matter is leaving or there is no government can stop as i did today or tomorrow or two months later the way or slow they are going to to vote for in the greek parliament is a law that says that everything that their own will will pass to an enterprise which will be which have members from the troika the i.m.f. and some greek people solve these enterprises a private enterprise with the troika inside it will sell everything we'll sell everything this country owns if we don't stop this will we won't be is the thing more there are many many ways a service problem not only here in greece but in this whole european union in the whole european union these days. i want the employees and the. the pay for this cries

the socialist party they said other things before the elections and they do other things now and not only they do other things things but they are leading our country to get passed through faith and that is something we want tolerate it's a matter of leaving no death for the people of my country you have to understand that and when the mother is leaving or there is no government can stop as i have it today or tomorrow or two months later they were slow they are going to. tools vote for in the greek parliament is a law that says that everything that their own will. do and then the prize which will be. would have members from the troika the i.m.f. and some greek people so these enterprise it private. the prize with the troika inside it will sell everything we'll sell everything this country owns if we don't stop this little we want to be a state in the mall there are many many ways of service problem not only here in greece but before utopian you and me and in the whole european union these days. it want the employees and the working class to pay for this crisis and we say no we say th

it had the socialist party in power for six years and during that time, debt to gdb ballooned from over 60% to over 107% levels that across the eu are unsusta unsustainable. now portugal's new prime minister-elect, pedro coehlo is going to be forming a party they'll have enough strength to pass through these badly-needed austerity measures during these tough time. >> thank you so much. >>> well we should know in the next few hours, if the source of europe's deadly e. coli outbreak is a sprout farm in northern germany. 22 people have died and more than 2,200 have been infected in 12 countries. german officials haven't yet found traces of the e. coli bacteria at the farm, but they have recalled food grown there as a recaution. there's go to cnn's fred platkin with more. >> the german officials here are expecting lab results sometime today, possibly in the next couple of hours. and they say they wouldn't be surprised if they actually don't find any traces of e. coli in any of the foods that they actually conduct lab tests on here from this agricultural company in northern germany. that's b

this is the sort of social contract the socialist party is now putting in danger with the unions and groups that are traditionally supported it through election periods and including the last election period that brought george papandreou to power in 2009. the socialist party is now saying i have no choice but to break those contracts, and to bring down entitlements to various social groups and the unions that had the power to resist that will do so. so you will have rising political tensions. >> john psaropoulos joining news athens with the latest, thank you. >>> greece is where it all began, the first eu nation to actually be bailed out, that happened back in may of last year. the eu governments in the imf agreed 110 billion euros about $158 billion in emergency loans to bring it back from the brink of default but it seems like it's not going to be enough. athens could be in line for another bailout of roughly the same amount, $170 billion. as we said that will depend on a number of things all falling into place, if greece defaults it will spark fresh fears over other eurozone nati

today to lawmakers from the socialist party resigned in protest, prompting concerns that it would prompt>> mixed results today on wall street coupled with better than expected reports on housing and job. >>> the family of a missing nursing student is a mapping out a plan for 26-year-old michelle le. le's family held a news conference to provide details on a three-day surge created le was last seen may 27 at kaiser permanente hospital. volunteers are being asked to show up at 8:00 tomorrow morning at the command center in hayward. you are asked to bring a photo id, close for hiking, and all volunteers must be 18 years old. >>> investigators filed a 2- year-old boys fall from a window a tragic accident, not a crime. he leaned against the screen of the open window. the boy is being treated at children's hospital. police say no charges are expected in this case. >>> some residents in santa cruz county are taking matters into their own hands to keep smartmeters off of their property. some had padlocked there old leaders to prevent pg&e from replacing them. >>> the sixth annual dump the pump d

he stepped down as leader of the socialist party after its worst election results in two decades. >> in the southwestern united states, a huge wildfire has forced the evacuation of thousasas of residents in the state of arizona. it has already destroyed some 800 square kilometers of forest. officials say they have not been able to contain any part of it since it broke out a week ago. high winds and extremely dry conditions are making fighting the blaze very difficult. under terms are switching across parts of germany after another day of warm and humid summer weather. it has caused chaos in some places, like here in homburg. roads were inundated. more storms are on the way. >> i will be back with our in- depth report on the latest in yemen. stay tuned. >> the column -- the political climate in yemen remains volatile thdespite the departure of the prime minister to get medical treatment. his leaders insist he will be back in office once he has recovered from surgery. rebels are vowing to block his return and they want is with transfer of power. he has refused to resign, despite months

the greek leader faces the threat of a split within his socialist party. two lawmakers resigned in protest over the austerity's planned. the party opposes a deeper spending cuts. the situation outside the parliament was calm a day after mass protests and riots. the demonstrators have left behind banners with messages such as "we will overthrow the government." the cabinet reshuffle has been met with skepticism. >> the issue is not who is the minister, the issues that we need to see a substantial answer to our problems. >> i would like elections but no other solution. papandreou cannot do what he wants. this is not up to him to make these decisions. >> no matter much margins from the political horsetrading, the imf is expected to pay out their share of the charge of 12 billion euros. that would buy the european union more time to find a package to keep grease afloat through 2012. >> negotiations are going on regarding the second bailout package. >> nothing has been decided. the imf says they do remain committed to providing financial support for greece but

meanwhile, that country's governing socialist party is holding an emergency meeting of lawmakers whoconsidering new measures to cut spending and increase taxes. there's a move on capitol hill to make it easier to kill california sea lions. lions. fishermen complain the sea lions eat the fish they are trying to catch. so those fishermen want permission to kill sea lions in the columbia river, below bonneville dam. a house subcommittee is working on allowing that. "."i think that's a shame, i know the salmon are very important as well, and are this last few seasons, so, somewhere we got to find a compromise, and i don't know if that s it."" the government is capturing some of the sea lions that are eating salmon on the columbia river.. they're moved if possible, but many of them are killed. it's 5: the top dog at muni is out.. but he's not going home empty handed. the pricey pension, he's getting in the middle of a budget deficit. plus.. they can save lives, quicker than anyone. but see why one city's firefighter program is being blasted as a waste of money. a santa clara county grand

over the weekend, portugal's social democrats soundly defeated the socialist incumbent party. they're the third country to benefit from a bailout. >>> let's move on to the currency markets in wake of the growing relief concerning europe's continued bailout for greece. the big story really on the currency markets is all that strength you're seeing on the euro at 1.4 2. some people are talking in terms if the dollar continues to be weak as a result of this weak economic data we're seeing and reduced prospect of fed tightening. it looks like, a loot of people are saying, we'll be seeing a lo signal later this week from the ecb's interest-setting meeting that it may tighten interest rates in july. that's very much from the markets are looking forward to. let's have a look at asia-pacific markets, marking public holidays today. china shanghai, hong kong and south korea, rather bleak day. nikkei in particular seeing a clear sell-off, off by 1.2%. it's the weakness we saw in the u.s. labor market in the jobs data on friday that is continuing to cast a big shadow over the asian market

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for schools governing socialist party has lost the general election social democrats are now expected to form a majority government with the conservatives socialist leader jose socrates accepted responsibility for their feet and stood down as head of his party and you government will have to come up with a programme of cuts as a condition for an. cruise presidential runoff. a left wing former military officer has now claimed victory you promised a poor peruvians would share the country's mineral natural wealth and benefit from it second amik growth one over fifty one percent of the vote against the daughter of a right wing ex president. well the countdown has begun at the baikonur cosmodrome a revamped version of the soyuz spacecraft has been moved into position its ready for blast off in just a few guys it will carry three members to the international space station for a six month mission on board man's most remote outpost parties in the province she reports from right in front of the launch pad. less than two days left before blast off here at the baikonur cosmodrome and the three c

corporations and government with the socialist party but. to say something stupid spews is about. communication the reasons that we could do for government what group. deeply needs because you can see the desperation the anger in the streets what greece deeply needs is hope our biggest deficit is not the konami deficit it's a deficit of hope because this government has no development orientation in its policies it's just cut down cut down cut down but in the end the result is a bad the colony and this is bad both for our european partners and for the americans because i must point out that most of the greek. papers let's say are in german and french banks and all the bets in a bankruptcy are in american banks so there is a very easy tell us please what alternative your party can offer to the greek people. we have already offered for the first time in great political history and opposition party has presented a detailed evaluate the program how we can get out of this crisis in the next three years and most of all how can we restructure our economy because a part of the already exis

prime minister and socialist party leaders or was this a crowd has stepped down from running the country in march that's after he failed to win parliamentary support for steri ventures in a move that portugal into political crisis and you government must implement a demanding program of cuts as a condition for an e.u. bailout. former i.m.f. chief is due to appear in new york supreme court to plead not guilty over charges of sexual assault dominic strauss kahn was arrested three weeks ago and faces seven different counts including the attempted rape of a hotel maid thirty two year old employer we claim attacked her when she was cleaning his room french politicians is he will clear his name if convicted however it's face up to twenty five years in prison. the global war on drugs has failed and it's high time for certain substances to be legalized that's according to an international group of back sports which has been slammed the world over for its recent report argues military contributor thinks the group is actually lobbying the interest of the drug lords global commission drug policy re

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that they in september october we will be on elections in this country because a you know the socialist party that governs now has the last every. everyone who voted for. for the socialist by the way they said other things before the elections and they do other things now and not only they do other things opals it thinks but they are leading our country too got passed through a phase and that's something we want it's a matter of believing there for the people. my country you have to understand that when the mother is leaving all day and no government can stop by as i've said today or tomorrow or two months later if this package is passed what will it mean for the great people. again please if the package the austerity measures are in fact passed today if the vote goes ahead all that mean for great. on not only for our salaries and pensions that will be vanished but there the way or slow they are a. tool votes for in the group parliament is a law that says that everything this their own will a boss to an enterprise a which will be a and which they have members from the troika the i.m.f. and so

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somehow you know this government has failed yesterday we had a resignation took two members of the socialist party resigned because now they see that they're in danger and i tell you what i told them last december in my last program in greece in a few months you will not be able to walk in the streets of athens and i'm asking you who is who is able from the parliament to come down to the people and work among. simple people nobody nobody and they know it so the sooner they realise what they do they will realize also that they have to leave and you know very well what the prime minister of greece discussed with mr putin when he came to moscow now we will wait and we will see how he's going to leave or when he's going to leave what is his solution of the journalist because of those commuters from the square very informative things you have to say that thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you all. now iran says it has no plans to possess nuclear weapons it was during talks with russia at a key summit of asian countries they just wrapped up their meeting with leaders which focused on tackli

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buck, and the socialist party leader, norman thomas. >> did earl warren, who was instrumental on the supreme court and giving so many rights, ever comment upon his action during this period of time or people apologize for what he had done or was instrumental in doing? >> an excellent question. well, they're all excellent question. that's a particularly excellent question because it brings flow work i'm doing right now. earl warren not only was a major instigator of the mast removal of japanese americans, but he was somebody who also called for martial law in california and spoke in favor of a court suit to strip japanese americans of voting rights and citizenship rights during his gubernatorial campaign in 1942. that said, earl warren was also a gov, who when the army lifted restricts on japanese americans to return to the west coast, said their civil rights will be enforced, and so he made it possible for japanese americans to come back to the coast before the end of the war without major bloodshed. he did not apologize during his lifetime. he made a private apology to japanese amer

especially members, young members of the bulgarian socialist party weren't amused.e was russian reaction calling this vandalism. i can quote -- >> this is pretty extensive. that's not just a little drawing here and there. it would seem it took more than one person to do all of that. >> we don't know how many people did it. we don't know who did it. but this is the result. they managed to do this. as i said, fred, it's part of a debate, this monument. very controversial. it's been very controversial since communism fell more than 20 years ago. the people who want it removed basically see this monument as memorializing an occupation army which forced a communist dick tar torship on bulgaria. those who want it to stay say that to them, this monument commemorates the sacrifice that russian soldiers gave their lives in world war ii and this is just about their sacrifice. i spoke to a journalist who is leading a campaign to remove it. and he explains why it's so important to remove this monument and why he's leading a campaign. let's listen to what he told me a little bit

embattled greek prime minister, george papandreou, held a seven-hour emergency meeting of his socialist party. but he delayed a cabinet reshuffle until tomorrow. we begin with daisy mcandrew of "independent television news," reporting from london's financial center, known as "the city." >> reporter: another day of protests and political chaos in athens has pushed the markets back to the brink of panic as they watched the greek prime minister prime minister fail to control either his people or parliament. with a 96 million bailout running out analysts know some sort of greek debt default are getting higher every dale. so in the city there are dark mutters that just as the collapse of the investment bank lehman brothers was in 2008, greek could be a catalyst for chaos. >> what the lehman situation really made clear was that everything depends on everything else. there is no isolation sheer. now-- here, now there's similar situation that this could happen in the euro zone and greece could be the trig their pulls down the pack of cards elsewhere for the badly affected countries. >> reporter: and

the have the communist party, the socialist party, and the new democracy party.hose are the good guys. i remember on his balcony, he had a flag that said new democracy. he had another flag, and it was the american flag. i can remember when they would come to kenosha, wisconsin. i would sit on the couch with my grandfather in he would take out the world book and look up presidents. he would tell me stories about every president. it could be jimmy carter, dwight eisenhower, and everyone of them was great. dwight eisenhower was fantastic. ronald reagan -- love ronald reagan. the one thing i remember about that was that the person that i looked up to the most, the person that i would listen to anything that he said, love america. he loved this country, and he was not from here. i can promise you on my life that did not run for chairman of this party, and i would venture to guess that not one single one of you in this crowd is here because you have some great concern about the future of the republican party. i love this party. of course, we all do. but i ran for chair

the have the communist party, the socialist party, and the new democracy party.he good guys. i remember on his balcony, he had a flag that said new democracy. he had another flag, and it was the american flag. i can remember when they would come to kenosha, wisconsin. i would sit on the couch with my grandfather in he would take out the world book and look up residence -- presidents. he would tell me stories about every president. it could be jimmy carter, dwight eisenhower, and everyone of them was great. by eisenhower was fantastic. ronald reagan -- love ronald reagan. the one thing i remember about that was that the person that i looked up to the most, the person that i would listen to anything that he said, love america. he loved this country, and he was not from here. i can promise you on my life that did not run for chairman of this party, and i would venture to guess that not what -- not one single one of you in this crowd is here because you have some great concern about the future of the republican party. i love this party. of course, we all do. but i ra

party. socialists were defeated after six years in power. the european union and i.m.f. are insisting on deep spending cuts and tax rises in return for bailing out portugal last month. and we also know that the portuguese prime minister, jose socrates, has resigned as party leader. that's just come in in the last few minutes. let's go now to our web cam. the head of the risk assessment company financial markets information. obviously we've got all the parties involved had to sign up to the austerity measures in exchange for the bailout, but obviously people prepared now for quite tough times. how long does the new leader have before he also runs out of time? >> well, good morning. well, i think the key issue from this election is that a scenario, of course, of political crisis in portugal, and the most important part is people, a good majority in order to avoid debt kind of crisis. so i think people want the difficult measures and the fiscal qualities to be implemented. of course, there will be a period when the new government is completely real, and things are going to

this pressure is mounting on the build a better group on saturday as the swiss people's party the young socialists and other activists descend on the resort town to try and draw the world's attention to what they see as nefarious undemocratic meddling in the face of the world's institutions. parties laura i met there will keep you updated on the building burke meeting on our twitter feed she tweets that far from crew is the only international news channel that. as mainstream media seems to be ignoring the. arts to underscore kong to stay on top of developments building for the meeting. a determined wheelchair user making a crossing from russian to west has reached its final destination moscow examiner carson began his dirty from glad you've all stuck in the middle of april since then braved around eleven thousand kilometers by heads hiking with his electric powered wheelchair this type of hardship which included falling into a ditch alexander says he's happy to have made new friends on raising awareness about disability issues that's also the goal set by the paralympic games to be held in twenty f