and they are tasting like wines from south france. >> climate change is making competitors for french wine producers. the british wl compete with the french for certain markets. tehy are finding out how wine should taste, and they have enthusiasm for wines from britain. but they are not worried about british rivals. only a determinede battle against climate change may save em in the long-term. >> in 15 years since the end of the balkan war, thousands in bosnia-hersogovina a are still o go home. elections ahve not broken -- have not broken the politcal paralysis. >> this is one of the countless towns scarred by war. the conflict dominates life here. she is growing up under desperate conditions. she is locked up like the animals he keeps in his back yard. they live with 12 other families. each one has one room at its disposal. he liveses alone, 55, di vorced, and out of work. his prospects may have been bleak without a war. his neighbors are different. the unmarried sisters lived in a large house with their parents. they dreamed of returning. but now, aged 72 and 77, they've given up ho

this melon come from a lovely area of the south of france called the luberon. it's a very secluded area where grows this very special melon, and it has these very powerful antioxidants called s.o.d., and it's a natural antioxidant. it helps protect you against the free radical from the sun, all this damage due to the environment, and they help prevent the breakdown of the collagen fibers and they protect your skin from the visible signs of aging. we've been one of the first to use this melon extract in a skincare range in america, in very high concentration, which makes also the difference, and it's so powerful that it's given even the unique name of the youth molecule. >> this super antioxidant, this "youth molecule," literally seems to reverse the signs of aging. and now, word is spreading about this one-of-a-kind product that has one-of-a-kind results. >> what we're looking at here are some before-and-after clinical photographs which were taken of subjects using meaningful beauty on a regular basis, and what we see here is the appearance of the crow's feet a

but it's very interesting that it's naples on the one hand and the south of france on the other, these hotbeds, places are arms are traded and muslim revolutionaries are able to procure explosives and deal with the mob and get whatever they need. >> all right. let's go to the other big stories that we're looking at here. of course, all of this, andy, comes as this morning's sentencing of faisal shahzad is getting under way. also, we have this state department warning for travel for all of europe, virtually, you know, unlike anything we've ever seen, not specific. we are being warned as americans to be on the lookout for possible terror attacks. now, shahzad, we should say, was trained by the taliban in pakistan. this terror warning is apparently linked to al qaeda. is there any link between the two, though? >> well, i think we have to be very, very careful here to come to a conclusion. it's still very early days. and these arrests are significant. they come off the events quite comprehensively described. i was always in two minds whether or not the authorities had enough information or

meanwhile, police swooped down today on islamic militant networks in three cities in the south of france. 12 suspects were arrested, three of them accused of recruiting muslims to fight u.s. troops in afghanistan. meanwhile, here in new york, the man who hoped to kill as many americans as possible by blowing up his car in times square smirked when he was sentenced to life in prison today. and as national correspondent jim axelrod reports, faisal shahzad made a new threat. >> i have been trying to join my brothers in jihad ever since 9/11 happened but today i among them am planning to wage an attack inside america. >> reporter: mirroring the threats he made in this jihad video, faisal shahzad told the court today "brace yourselves because the war with muslims has just begun. consider me the first droplet of the flood that will follow." as federal judge miriam goldman cedar balm sentenced shahzad to life, she instructed him to think carefully about whether the koran wants you to kill lots of people. shahzad responded "koran gives us the right to defend." prosecutors say shahzad believed he

today police in france rounded up a dozen terror suspects as they deal with what law enforcement is now calling "an elevated risk" of attack. the arrests in several locations across the south of france including the city of marseille the third biggest in all of france, and the bordeaxu area. some parts of part of a network helping militants travel to and from afghanistan. and these arrests come just a few days after investigators say they disrupted a plot to launch commando-style attacks on several european airports. and monitoring developments from london, is there any link between these arrests and the u.s. terror alert issued over the weekend? >>reporter: i guess you could say "yes," the top anti-terror official in france declaring the threat is real. still, france has been dealing with its own high alert against terror for the past couple of weeks worried about al qaeda strikes against landmarks in paris, against train stations, but they are concerned about another chapterñr of al qaeda based in north africa. but the arrests today sounded like the kind of thing that officials have been fearing, one group trying to get jihads in the country from afghanistan. and another

at the south of france. he said mademoiselle monroe is dead. it was a shock to me. you know?s. you know? but at those early days, for marilyn and me, we're the king kongs of the business. without anybody accepting it. >> larry: what was it like to dress up as a woman? >> well, i liked it. at the beginning i wasn't sure i would like it. but i liked it. there was something appealing about it. >> larry: what? >> i found it was delicate. >> larry: thought like a woman? >> yeah, i did. i thought of my mother and grace kelly. nice combination. let me tell you a quick story, if i may. they sent me to western costume with jack lemon. i was putting on ann margaret's dresses and loretta young, and they looked horrible. so i went to billy, i said those dresses don't look good and i want to feel comfortable. he says let ori make them for you. i got so excited. i ran and told jack before we started. i said jack, guess what? he said what? i said, ori kelly is going to make our dresses. he went, oh! we both got so excited. he took measurements of jack, somebody taking numbers down, 67, 34,

bitsy girl, i loved ice cream sandwiches," took a bite, and then jacques' like, "well, in the south of francee i grew up, i had pain au chocolat," he'd take a bite. they were like, "cut." they had to redo the lighting. there was some bad movement. so they grabbed jacques' sandwich, they grabbed julia's, she was like, "nope!" ( slurping sound ) she ate three entire ice cream sandwiches. she became my instant hero. then we went to rialto, where julia cooked a fantastic six course meal. she just chowed, which is awesome, because she was someone that loved to cook, but loved to eat even more. >> hinojosa: so do you think that things are going to-- in terms of food in americans-- are things going to get better before they get worse? what do you see? >> yeah, that's a great question. i think it's still going to get worse before it gets better. i mean, i think there's a lot... you know, there's the slow food movement and everyone's talking about cooking locally, and you know, we do as much as can. we use verrill farms, we're trying to get meats that are at least from around here, we get water that's

south bay. good morning, frances. how's the east bay? >> mike, it's looking ready good.aving a hard time finding any slowing at all. light traffic as you make your way southbound there towards highway 24. that's the north main street exit. give you a reference. as you make your way through the san ramon valley. we'll check out the south bay, a live shot of the 280 and 17 interchange. headlights are on northbound 280 and that's highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. north bay looking great as you make your way southbound. a 20 minute ride from highway 37 to the golden gate bridge. of course expect heavy traffic for a lot of folks heading to the game. so look out for that. you may want to consider mass transit. bart will be running with extra long trains and you can get more details by going to our website abc7news.com is the place to go. it's under the bay area traffic link. eric? >> frances, thank you. 4:55. what may be the future of mass transit is on display in san jose. the city's hosting the 4th annual pod car conference. this is video from pod car project in lo

france of south sudan unity russia and the us destroyed for drug labs on their first ever joint operation in afghanistan. it's five pm in moscow welcome to the weekly here in archie this sunday on monday so now way first russia will build vietnam's first ever nuclear power plant to me said the deal will help vietnam develop as a powerful independent and modern state the russian president's visit to hanoi comes as moscow looks for closer cooperation with southeast asian countries considering those are the reports from the vietnamese capital. many deals were signed today during the russian president's official visit to one noyo bought this deal is perhaps the most important in this deal is said to be worth over five billion u.s. dollars and will certainly help vietnam stablish stability and its energy sector vietnam of course suffers from a lot of blackouts are a lot of electricity shortage it helps president himself said help the country establish itself within the twenty first century world the arena has a strong suit.

france is that 80%. japan is growing. south korea is growing.ow, i hear china is where no one has ever been in this fashion to build. >> the corporation has made a commitment to build. >> i hear they have 24 under construction as we speak. >> they do, and some of them are our design from westinghouse. but for your question, as you said when you introduce me, i'm very proud of our program here we get 20% of our electricity in america from nuclear. franz gets much more. japan even gets more than us, but our program is bigger than japan and france combined. >> we are building one new nuclear -- >> two. one in georgia and one in south carolina. >> that is not 24 like china. very modest. >> we were hurt by recession on the demand for electricity. to be honest, in our country, it is difficult to build anything anywhere. you talk about skyscrapers and bridges. it is hard to do those in most places even. all the studies everybody has done looking at crime legislation and energy legislation says if you want and 80% reduction in carbon emissions by 2015,

russia binds independence about france yes and south ossetia and this visit is the first stop the chalice is chosen to make on this international twelve day tour off to leaving moscow will move on to several eastern european and middle eastern countries but the main focus of this particular visit is cooperation in the military and the nucleus spheres mitchy deals between the two countries currently stand up to stop her and billion u.s. dollars prime minister piece of things that could move up to find that billion u.s. dollars venezuela will be placing orders to buy a huge amount of the russian military hardware including helicopters and tanks venezuela may also be the first foreign by of the stoop of fighter jets in terms of the nucleus today of venezuela is building a large nuclear power plant with the help of all the russian ex-pat teams and president chavez has been a great pains to stress that this is a period of peaceful energy purposes in the banking the spam pounds have been made to launch a venezuelan a russian a bank the headquarters of which will be right here in moscow we have

." >> the producer gives you a script and he says we're going to the south of france in the summer andcript. >> and then finally you say that hollywood, you don't retire from hollywood, hollywood retires you. >> that's right. >> but you don't think that's on the horizon, do you? you're business s ee're busier now? >> i'm going hawaii to do a movie. and i am playing a -- i'm a real grandfather now. after two years ago. i'm playing a grandfather for the first time. and i'm in a 3-d movie for the first time and that's me and my grandson. look. >> what's your grandson's name? >> taylor. we were picking potatoes in the garden. i have three grandchildren, two of them are identical twins. that's my daughter and her children there. >> do all of us a favor, don't remember. >> i'm not going to. >> thank you very much, nice to see you, michael as always. >> >>> up next, what does a 31 caret diamond look like? michael you have a lot of experience with that, i'm sure. >> i'm sure. >> but first this is "today" on >> i'm sure. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. women are charged 40% more for the sa

could see 70s in the south bay, east bay valleys. frances? >> had this just reported.eastbound on the dumbarton may have turned into an accident. the 880 overcrossing but apparently a stall in the backup and also a new accident came in as you get there on westbound 80 at university. that's blocking lanes so mass transit a great way to go. ace train number 3 running about ten minutes late. >> thank you for joining us for the abc 7 morning news. >> thinking about how that beard would look, aren't ya? >> looks very [ male announcer ] with jerry brown, it's just one dishonest smear after another. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs.

. >> in the south of france.a ter rinl critic of americas the worst critic i've ever had the two i got it right where i was a character, the fa thes away from my real self which is a punk from the projects which is what i am really but i played a professor of literature in "educating rita" and london times correspondents in "the quite american" really playing graeme green. these two characters are very far away from me. i looked at those movies with my rotten critical eye and you'd thought i was the person i was playing and you never saw me. those were my two personal acting successes. >> anything you did that was only for the money, not for the -- >> terrible film called "the swarm." >> why was it terrible. >> about bees attacking people. >> sounds like a great premise, i don't know why it didn't work out. >> if you make a special effects film and they don't work, you get the blame. my friend went out, a new young british actor in hollywood finished "towering inferno" with the twoo biggest stars in the world, pa

best chance for rain today is really for fairfield, some raindrops in livermore and the south bay as well. francetimehere is a lr afternoon high spirits 73 santa rosa, 70 nev., 64 san francisco, richmond 69, oakland saying 69. mid-70s down into the warmer spots in the south bay and the livermore valley. 7 day around the bay continues to show a similar temperatures for the next few days. we will get a chance of rain out of there by tomorrow. drive for thursday, friday and by the weekend we will warm up nicely. finally getting into the 80s in some of those warmer inland locations. '70s around the bay and '60s for the coast. tuesday of next week beach weather. summer is coming back on your tuesday. >> waking up to a trouble free commune no problems on the roadways. you can see we are in a clear the bay bridge toll plaza. a few more cars than was off five minutes ago but easy conditions for you westbound ride. drive times across this band.san mateo bridge no probles here you can see those taillights headed in the commute direction towards foster city. no back up at the toll plaza clocking in 12 minut

south. when it came to foreign policy, madison and jefferson focus not only on the european powers of england and france, but also on the tiny island of haiti, fearing slave rebellions were contagious and they fled to louisiana and the u.s. south. madison and jefferson believed the southern economy, with its dependence on slave labor was viable. they both sold slaves as a last resort, yes. but still they did so into their retirement years. jefferson especially envisioned a nation had been racially untainted hughes. on his death in 1836, madison left a considerable sum to the american colonization society, whose design was to remove black people, but to call for colonization was disingenuously couched in terms of philanthropy. even abraham lincoln, the great emancipator saw the merits of a voluntary removal plan to widen america. the point here, as throughout her book is that america's early theaters had few long-term solutions. as all people do, they rationalize inaction. our task is historical investigators is not to insult ourselves in transferring moral judgments to the past, whether it is to glamori

not only reporters from the united states and, of course, throughout south america but arriving from china, arriving from franceoment, and there's a fair amount of confidence that this is all going to work. that each these 33 miners will make their way up. i'm going to bring you down here in what is a little camp they call es pa naunz sa, and as i bring you down here, i want to point up here to where the drilling is going on. because if you look up there, the landscape changed in the last 24 hours. you see that big, what looks like an oil drill, to the right you see red cranes. those cranes went up today. that's what they're going to use to lower down the capsule. it's an escaped capsule that will ge down this hole, this shaft that has been built, and it will go down, pick up one miner, come up. go back down, pick up another miner, come up. it's unclear how long that jurnsy going to take. some have suggested it might be as quick as 15 minutes. others said it could take two hours. that capsule has radios, has lights, has compressed air so they can breathe. there's a lot of attention being put on the safety, beca

here's frances with a couple accidents. >> yeah, mike. a developing hot spot in the southecause of an accident blocking two lanes. north 101 in sunnyvale at the lawrence expressway. starting to back up from the great american parkway. very heavy there in the area. you'll notice the typical slowing on northbound 101 before you get to 880 and also westbound 237 from 880. let's check out the drive time along that heavy traffic on northbound 101. right now already 24 minutes from 280 to 237. highway 84, 14 minutes. yesterday that horrible accident highway 87. this morning only 11 minutes. of course if you want to bypass that and take mass transit for spare the air day, so far all systems reporting no delays. outside live camera shots for you. here's northbound 101 in san jose. that's past 880 overcrossing so looking good here but i hit the brake lights from the great america parkway. bay bridge toll plaza where you'll find a delay. backed up past the 880 overcrossing. a new crash for walnut creek. southbound 680. just before the shot near the truck scales and may be blocking a

south bay and east bay valleys. monday the coolest day and tuesday, wednesday, thursday increasing sunshine and increase in the temperatures. frances>> major roads blocked in san leandro due to a fire. apparently they are saying all lanes blocked at this point. you normally take that route, you may want to consider sparean to get around it. caesar chavez, slowing there. chp on their way. san mateo bridge, no need to avoid it. westbound looking good and no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> a correction, said bill clinton coming today, it's actually sunday. still 2 p.m. and still the uptown theater but it's sunday rather than today. >> things not looking up in the housing market. a discouraging new number of home foreclosures. >> used car sales are way up >> used car sales are way up this year. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. he worked his whole life, served his country defending our freedoms, and depends on social security. so, who would want to privatize it? corporate lawyer david harmer. harmer's social security privatization plan would cut guaranteed benefits and gamble with social security on wall street.

israel established diplomatic relations with the posse and south the city i live by yes i think that's the principled position of our venezuelan france but it is first of all an important part of the city's limits your country is gaining their international status and station second this is an important sign of our friendship that's what real friends do when they promise to do something they do not just talk about it. what's again i'd like to thank my friend president chavez for the wonderful atmosphere showing and for the wonderful president we had likely she would know yesterday and yesterday we had talks i'm sure that this visit will further enhance the dynamics of our relationship a thank you hugo if you give the four to you know if. thank you for the last minute thank you my dear brother to me tree for me through all the ministers and foreign minister is in my eyes ministers all the people here all our fellows gathered here businesspeople press people when are going to grambling being here at the kremlin is first of all. the remora at thing of great meaning to be able to serve remember and refresh but put things here yes your re

frances. >> just in time for the blue angels. there's road work going on, mike, in the south bay.ion ramp closed through los gatos. southbound 17 blocked until about 7:00 this morning. that's when it's scheduled to be picked up but usually it's picked up sooner than that. may be detours in place. you'll find road work on southbound 17 from 280 down to hamilton. lanes blocked until 7:00 this morning but you notice all the traffic sensors there look good. go outside real quickly and show you 680 in walnut creek. no delays through contra costa county. you can find out the latest traffic information for your route to work by going to abc7news.com. just click on the bay area traffic link. kristen? >> frances, thanks a lot. it's 4:54. san francisco launching a first in the nation program to help kindergartners afford college some day. the program introduced to youngsters in the mission district yesterday. >> all of you are going to be given a savings account so we're gonna put money aside so that when you're ready to go to college when you grow and you eat a lot and you get bigger that

that rain will make another south ward surge tonight this evening through tomorrow morning. saturday afternoon and sunday afternoon should be dry. frances>> mike, final check of the bay bridge toll plaza. it's wet out there but there's not a big delay. only backed up to the end of the parking lot. there were quite a few spinouts and accidents this morning. look out for ponding on your way to work. and also if you're heading to sonoma county, westbound 37 could slow down later on, especially lakeville road because traffic signal lights are out or not working so chp is providing traffic control through the area. if you want to take mass transit, no big delays. ace train was or is running three minutes late but that's about it. plus there's a critical mass bike ride as well in san francisco. >> frances, thank you. thank you for joining us for the abc 7 morning news. >> back with a local update at david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to disma

south american country. jeff. >> glor: from chile once again, seth doane. seth, thank you. still ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, the debate in france over banning the full islamic vail. >> glor: an estimated 50,000 people marched in paris today to protest plans by french president nicholas sarkozy to raise the retirement age in france from 60 to 62. he says the pension fund is nearly broke. and french muslims are protesting a just-passed law barring women from wearing full-face veils in public. this controversial ban takes effect early next year, and elizabeth palmer has more tonight. >> reporter: every new terror alert focuses hostile attention on france's muslims, hostile, they believe, is exacerbated by political attacks like the recent campaign against the full veil led by president nicholas sarsarkozy. "in our country," he said "we can't accept women imprisoned this way." for a pop plus president it was a populist stance. a poll found 82%ment the veil banned in public. it's widely seen as anti-french and a symbol of oppression. but this woman who took up the veil 11 years ago said it's just cheap politics. "this law will stigm

south. all this a little light rain this morning and more so tonight and into tomorrow morning. i'll have your complete forecast in a minute. here's frances with your traffic. >> brentwood we have a fatal accident that happened last night that has the highway 4 bypass closed between sand creek and lone tree. we have a stretch of the highway 4 bypass that you need to avoid. you can take shady little lane as an alternate or brentwood boulevard is also open. an earlier overturn crash in fremont and now there's an injury accident in san mateo. north 101 at 92. we have the chp on its way right now. kristen? >> frances, thanks a lot. the giants are getting out of the rain and flying to arlington, texas, with a two-game lead over the rangers in the world series. last night san francisco turned a tight game in the bottom of the 8th into a blowout. the giants scored seven runs in the innings aided by four the victory. >> a tight ball game at that time. you take all the runs you can get and these guys did a great job finding a way to get on base either through walks or big hits. edgar got a huge hit in that rally. had a big night tonight. it's nice

britain china france and germany are expected to take part in the talks which could be happening in mid november in vienna. a south korean vessel with forty three sailors on board has been hijacked by pirates off the coast of kenya the crab fishing boat was seized off of lamu island south korean media says it's now being taken to a pirate stronghold in northern somalia there have been no reports of around some demands for the release of the crew who are mostly kenyans. fuel supplies to the main airport in paris and have resumed after strikers blocked the pipeline for five days or storage he said warned that levels of child a goal airport were getting dangerously low the protests across france were against the government plans to raise the retirement age from sixty to sixty two officials say that the pipeline has now been temporarily restored and the airport has several days worth of fuel left. while the german chancellor angela merkel says attempts to create a multicultural society have. and immigrants need to do more to integrate comments come of it or rise in anti immigrant feelings in the country a study by the

south of warsaw. a tank and container ship have collided, leaking jet fuel into the coast, no one was injured in the incident. rail services have been heavily disrupted in france as they forestall their protests. opposing the reform of the state pension system, strikes went ahead even though key elements have already been passed by both houses of parliament. the minimum retirement age is due to be raised from 6062 and complete tensions will not be paid until people are 67. later today some of the unions will vote on the roving strike action. joining me from paris is our correspondent, christian frazier. the people of paris must be getting used to the strikes by now. >> the fourth major protest in just over one month, it seems that they will be splitting up in a short while. following hundreds, possibly thousands of people, unions are expecting perhaps over 3 million people to take to the streets around france. can they build up enough momentum forced the government into a u-turn? it seems unlikely at this point in time. last night the senate voted for one of the key elements, raising the age for people in a full attention. >> has president sarkozy not given a

headlights moving westbound and no trouble in the south bay with a live shot at the 280 and highway 17 interchange. jenelle, kristen. >> thanks, frances. time 5:07. >> most of us don't like our driver's license picture, right? (laughter) >> but what about the shades. the state is introducing new driver's license and some of us will be getting oddly-shaped ones. >> facebook.com rolled out some new features. we'll show you some steps you can take if you thought you had too many friends. >> i'm pissed off. >> oh! and a little later outrage over [ male announcer ] itchy dry scalp? get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp. strong itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> it's 5:10. at&t park, quiet now but the san francisco giants and our first playoff games. >> i know what you wanna say. >> no, just very excited. contain my excitement. >> don't contain it! let it out! we'll see how game-time weather will be in a few minutes. your next driver's license will have a new look. the dmv will issue new hi-tech licenses t

expressed their interest in the south stream pipeline among them which is said to be thinking about joining the project now gas brum has just one european partner whether for france is also in talks to joint on the subject of current gas supplies gazprom c e o alex and molests as it may exceed last year's export volumes by three percent or more while northern and central european gas consumption is growing southern and eastern europe are tightening their belts the rise in gas from ports is mostly driven by domestic demand. and here is how the markets closed in russia dollar for a second day as courage and prices fell rules to make. among the major losers shedding more than two percent on my six cats from israel again out of the r.t.s. operand top of the set. despite a strong start to the week for global stock markets driven by optimistic forecast for the year and almost all gains were raised by friday stephen push ups gets planes. and the last couple of days were actually have seen the markets give up almost all of the gains by general early in the week as the new worries have resurfaced about the outlook for two thousand and eleven the jobless situation in the s

frances. sounds like a lot of fun. hopefully get a lot of people out there. what is going on as far as weather? mount tamalpais and southcan see sausalito to san francisco, the bay bridge. partly cloudy, a little fog may form in some of our deepest valleys, especially the north bay where we had a little more rain yesterday. but so far everything is pretty quiet. let's talk about what happened yesterday, 24 hour rainfall. sonoma three-tenths of an inch, mill valley. same with san francisco. as usual san jose with this type of system the least amount, about two-hundredths. heading out now temperatures in the low to mid-50s in just about all of our neighborhoods around the monterey bay we're seeing the same type of temperatures. everybody 54 even inland except salinas at 55. drier, warmer today. you don't have to worry about wet weather. patchy fog and cool conditions today. our warmest afternoon, looks like tomorrow and again on wednesday because we have another chance of some showers in the weekend forecast. here's what happened while you were sleeping. notice the rainfall really starting to taper as the low is pushing t

. >> live from the campus of frances marion university, the 2010 south carolina gubernatorial debate. >> for more than 30 years, chapman auditorium has served as the center of instruction and frances marion university. tonight public -- at francis near a university. good evening to you. thank you for joining us. i'm bob juback. for our viewers watching, also across the nation on c-span and online, we welcome you to this beautiful campus. a capacity audience of more than 400 people are here tonight, for the third in our series of debates sponsored by frances marion -- francis area and coastal university. first, the republican nominee tonight, state representative mickey haley from lexington. -- nikki haley from lexington. [applause] in the democratic nominee, state senator vincent sheheen. [applause] also a panel of esteemed journalists will help us in the candidates tonight. oftentimes he has been named the tv statehouse reporter in the country also, jackie torok. our third panelist is rusty ray, with news 13 and has been a member of wbtw's news team since 2002. he anchors the popular

studies to try to stand what france and what was pushing and driving at she runs through the streets and realize that in many many instances and when you asked your friends in south why what led them to the streets were lies that in many cases they came to the street because they wanted to escape just from the family and why because there were some some violence happening within the family violence happening between the parents or violence inflicted by the parents onto the children now according to the report interpersonal violence is the third leading cause of death among young europeans now besides the tragedy of losing young lives one of the other costs of this problem. where i think your next week or so are also causes off of death among young people and you would see that if you were not spoken about disease you are a suicide or so young people these russians are one of the highest in the world and i'm mentioning this because it points to the fight and possibly we have failed to address you know and i think what appropriate raising needs and the rights of of young people. in many countries european countries been creating russia we have been quite good in de

south stay with us and. welcome back to the spotlight i'm al green of and just to remind you that my guests today are sabine frizer and the hippie france and we're talking about the situation situation in the caucus this which is pretty tense especially in the govern the kind of back where where the as everybody soldiers and the armenian soldiers are confronting each other and as andrew said a single provocation a single bullet can cause a full scale war. the reason. behind most of the authors today nearly all of the congress probably. is money economics so. mr elliott the president of azerbaijan has recently signed an agreement with saakashvili the georgian leader about the direct shipment of the as a read gas to romania at the same time he has an agreement with gazprom russian company committing as everybody on to sell its gas to the russian company all these two commitments seem to be contradictory seem to be have a conflict within them but europe should love it. such kind of a contradiction in what we just say but as you suggest i think i have said love and i think a lot of spa there if he was still alive would love it even more be

frances. >> good morning, mike. okay. off to a better start this morning. not a lot of accidents but we have major road work going on in the southay. southbound 880 is closed from stevens creek out towards 280 until 5:00 this morning. to get around it you may want to get off at stevens street and then take winchester. that will get you on the 280 if you need to continue southbound. also a major connection ramp closed on northbound 17 to northbound 280. that should be cleared by 5:00 as well, and there are some detours in place but you can consider hamilton to winchester as an at not now. >> it's 4:39. >> next the mountain lion warning going up in an east bay neighborhood. >> and a warning for women at u.c. berkeley. a cross-dressing peeping tom has been spotted taking pictures on campus. >> and later new hope for a chance of life. a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on

cristina fernandez south american leaders have also arrived in the country to pay their respects to a man but many expected to regain the presidency next year. strikes rather the strikes in france may be losing momentum across the country but in the city of march say demonstrations are relentless local supermarket has been blockaded by protesters who used to burning tires to stop anyone entering elsewhere in the country thousands of people have been returning to work following a week of strikes the president's plan to raise the retirement age which ignited the protests has made it through parliament it will now be signed into law by the constitutional court. the mexican war on drugs is continuing to claim its victims six people have been gunned down in the capital of mexico city is notorious for crime drug gang murder has been rare meanwhile another shooting took place near the u.s. border where factory buses came under fire for workers were killed and fourteen wounded . well how can we feed the whole world at a fair price in the current economic downturn later today in cross talk and as guests discuss what it will take to secure the world from hunger. for cereals for agricultu

south stream pipeline among them being a s.f. which is said to be thinking about joining the project at the moment gazprom is just want european partner italy's any but e.t.f. of france is also in talks to participate on the subject of current gas supplies head of gas probably like say miller says it may exceed last year's export volumes by three percent or more while northern and central european gas consumption is growing southern and eastern europe are tightening their belts and rising gas pumps gas output is mostly driven by domestic demand. and that's your update for this hour but you can always find more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash business. this place makes some friends managed to escape. but another is it sparkles and unexplainable interest. in. a place where supernatural things are happening.

russia france and germany president medvedev said he will attend next month's nato meeting in lisbon and two main european powers expressed guarded support for moscow's position on abkhazia and south are setting up for the details let's our course like to what he has got to get out of obviously following the polls in the north and the french resort city of hello to you so it seems like russia and the e.u. are one step closer on a broad range of issues here. it does indeed henri and of course many experts are already saying that the mood of resetting ties which started of course with russia and the united states is now moving eastward with relations between russia and the e.u. also growing closer stronger better toys all the three leaders russian president dmitry medvedev and his colleagues angle of merkel and sarkozy took the chance to reiterate good friendship and the nature of the trust that exists at the moment between the three countries and they want to continue investing into that trust and building on that friendship to develop their relationship further and of course many. are seeing the signs in some of the aspects that came out during the press conference specifically of

south stream pipeline among them b. which is said to be thinking about joining the project at the moment gas problem is just want european partner italy's any but e.t.f. in france is also in talks to participate on the subject of current gas supplies head of gas problem oleg say miller says it may exceed last year's export volumes by three percent or more while northern and central european gas consumption is growing southern and eastern europe are tightening their belts are rising gas prices gas output is mostly driven by domestic demand. and that's your update for this hour but you can always find more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash business. it will.

south stream pipeline among them being a s.f. which is said to be thinking about joining the project at the moment gazprom is just want european partner italy's any but e.t.f. of france is also in talks to participate on the subject of current gas supplies head of gas problem oleg say miller says it may exceed last year's expo.