. >> the police moved in early to break blockades in southern france. new pickets were appearing at other distribution centers around the country. all but one of the oil refineries is closed. there is plenty of reserves but they have to be able to move it. there are signs unions are digging in. >> this is not the end of it. the government will have to sit around the table. if they push us out and must be because we have been a problem for them. >> ships bringing in crude-oil are stranded. dockers continue their strikes. at all the airports around 200 workers blockaded the roads, or seen flight delights' -- forcing flight delays. the main airport could run out of fuel as early as next week without new supplies. the government urges people not to panic. around 10% of the stations are closed. supply problems might escalate if france's trucking union joins the strike on tuesday. perhaps this is the government's biggest concern, the student protests. thousands of young people have taken to the streets. in the southern city riot police used tear gas to deal w

in just this morning, a 11 people were apprehended in southern france in sweeps against suspected islamic military networks. >> if al qaeda is planning simultaneous attacks in europe, there's nothing to say they could not also include the u.s. on that list for simultaneous attacks. >> that is why the department of homeland's security in the u.s. has recently produced videos for the retail industry, sports arenas, and hotel employees. >> you can spot suspicious behavior. >> it's part of a greater campaign to make the american public aware that the terror threat is built -- is growing. amtrak will hold an exercise where there will be increased security presence on national trends are rounds. some of the militants actually attended the same mosque where the 9/11 hijackers gathered. >> a family is looking for answers after a deadly encounter with pirates. he was jet skiing with his wife on a lake straddling the border between texas and mexico. despite warning signs, the couple's road into mexican waters and into the path of pirates. the gunman, armed with assault weapons, shot david. this mor

. >> well, i started off with this painting from southern france. here is another one.tarted off with them because in the early '80s, i went to southern france as an american a bro broad. i came into a direct kind of confrontation with otherness in a way i hadn't anticipated which was the kind of hedonism, the kind of -- i can't say unself-conscious because they are very self-conscious about it, but very open about their self-consciousness about hedonism on the beaches of southern france. what i came in sort of direct confrontation with was my own puritanism. all of the issues around public and private in relationship to the body, in relationship to oh sensuality, eroticism, sexuality and whatnot came into focus. as i sat on the beaches watching people be naked and socially interactive. i became riveted by that and took a lot of photographs, went home and made my paintings and stuff. i was kind of feeling like, you know, i have done to southern france what david hokney did to l.a. you know, i named it. right? but when i showed the work to the french they thought these w

german citizens had been recruited for the alleged plot. 11 people were arrested this morning in southern france in sweeps against suspected islamic militant networks. >> if al qaeda is explanning smalltainious -- planning simultaneous attacks in europe there's nothing to say they can't also include the u.s. on the list of simultaneous attacks. >> this friday amtrak will hold a high security exercise in which there will be an increased security presence along national transit routes. >>> u.s. security officials are trying to get americans to pay closer attention around potential terrorist targets like hotels, malls and arenas. the department of homeland security made a training video for hotel employees. the video also offers guidance on what to look for in hotel lobbies and kitchens, even in guest rooms. dcc metro riders will hear a direct warning from homeland security secretary janet napolitano. >>> in democracy 2010 -- with four weeks to go to the election, a pre-election snapshot shows the race between democrats and republicans tightening up. a new abc news "washington post" poll of likely

. >>> authority in southern france said they have arrested 12 people suspected in islamic networks. a missile strike in pakistan may have killed several german militants at the heart of the europe terror plot. the missile attack was in the rugged mountain border area. the german militants were there for terror training missions and eight were killed. at least some were of turn i descent. >>> people around the u.s. will see beefed-up security at train stations this friday. officials at amtrak and department of homeland security say it has nothing with current concerns about terrorism in europe. they said it's part of an yale exercise called operation rail safe and this event was planned well before the latest trough a- - terror alert. >> it's a joint effort with state and local authorities and tsa to have a presence at railway stations and platform in the northeast corridor. >> a travel alert issued by the u.s. government remains in effect for americans traveling to europe. it was made after a terror suspect in u.s. custody warned of a mumbai-style attack similar to the one in india

reach the presidential palace in the french capital to demand better pay and in marseilles in southern france scores of tankers are being prevented from entering the poor workers are protesting against the government's attempts to raise the retirement age from sixty to sixty two and the planned privatization of the poured. next martin andrews is here to take us on another trip around some of the most fascinating places in the russian capital tranquility mixed with entertainment is the theme in this week's. hello i welcome sue moss crowds one of my favorite places in the russian capital is pottery washing fruity here after the palm that's the perfect place to sit and watch the world. if i just saw so one of the most expensive real estate locations this beautiful design the shops and restaurants it's a true hidden gem inside the busy metropolis. the pond is located near the broad a ring road they call sky metra and the central street which leads to red square on the kremlin if you can just says to many of them made her the fascinating thing is she didn't know it was here it completely misses. t

. >>> 11 people were arrested today in southern france in sweeches against sus-- sweeps against suspected militant networks. it's believed militant groups are planning commando-style attacks across europe. amtrak is holding training sessions for security. along the nation's transit routes. >>> chilly day across maryland. bottom line. kind of gray and just feeling like late november. maybe we can get a day or two like this in early december sometimes. bottom line, cool weather. and these numbers dropping literally by the minute. we'll probably be in the low to mid-50s at the top of the next hour. dc a little warmer, they've had more sunshine today but most of us look like this. socked in with the thick cloud cover, at least the rain has mercifully stayed away. so we have not had that chilly pelting rain though there was some morning drizzle especially up towards the state line, northern baltimore county and up towards york. this evening, 50s, cloudy, chilly conditions. it does stay breezy out there. this weather pattern holding tight for about another 24 hours. we'll talk about when things

. >>> authorities in southern france say they've arrested 12 people in sweeps against suspected islamic networks. and a u.s. missile strike in pakistan may have targeted the militants behind the latest terror alert in europe. a drone attack has killed in the pakistan area. some, it's reported, were germans. >> this could be the germans would were involved in trying to plot attacks against americans. >> the travel alert remains in effect. >>> in the meantime, the u.s. is reportedly preparing to increase law enforcement presence on mass transit systems. new york city is stepping up its security. there are also reports that amtrack is taking extra precautions this week but it may be part of an already planned security exercise. >> very good timing. >>> 7:08. sal's been telling us about commute problems and problems with b.a.r.t. how are we looking right now? >> that's right. that b.a.r.t. delay caused by a power outage on the richmond/fremont line apparently the delays are not getting any better. for a while the richmond to millbrae train was a problem. there is a crash at 880, highway 92.

. >> well, i started off with this painting from southern france. here is another one.rted off with them because in the early '80s, i went to southern france as an american a bro broad. i came into a direct kind of confrontation with otherness in a way i hadn't anticipated which was the kind of hedonism, the kind of -- i can't say unself-conscious because they are very self-conscious about it, but very open about their self-consciousness about hedonism on the beaches of southern france. what i came in sort of direct confrontation with was my own puritanism. all of the issues around public and private in relationship to the body, in relationship to oh sensuality, eroticism, sexuality and whatnot came into focus. as i sat on the beaches watching people be naked and socially interactive. i became riveted by that and took a lot of photographs, went home and made my paintings and stuff. i was kind of feeling like, you know, i have done to southern france what david hokney did to l.a. you know, i named it. right? but when i showed the work to the french they thought these wer

. >> reporter: police in southern france holding a dozen people now following two conner terrorism raidsst of the suspects were nabbed in marseille, where investigators were targeting islamic militants. a cache of weapons also seized. several might be linked a network which recruits to fight in afghanistan. no word whether these arrests were tied to alert across europe. >> hungarian authorities declaring a state of emergency in three counties after a containment reservoir filled with toxic sludge burst open. the mud as you see, pouring through the streets of a number of villages monday at last four people were killed. more than 100 injured. the sludge coming from a refinery said to con -- contain a mix of heavy metals. t to neutralize the tox sends. i'm ainsley earhardt, now back to greta. >> greta: is next chopping or getting in the way for the search of a man gunned down? joining us texas county sheriff, good evening, sir. >> good evening greta how are you? >> greta: very well. sir, any eyewitnesses to this horrible event? >> on the mexico side, no eyewitnesses. on the u.s. side, tiffa

." >>> with europe under this new terror alert, police in southern france have arrested a dozen peopleg fighters for afghanistan. this is just the latest piece of information in what is an overarching story today, terrorism. in fact, right now in a new york city courtroom, we're getting an up-close look at the face of terror. sentencing is getting under way for faisal shahzad, the convicted pakistani american who tried to detonate an improvised bomb in his sport utility vehicle in the heart of new york city's times square. the government's prosecutors plan to show this video.

. >>> french police have arrested 12 terror suspects in raids in southern france. police say they recovered guns and ammunition when they arrested nine men in and near marseilles. three other suspects were arrested in a separate operation. the new york times reports that the suspects are believed to have ofred housing and false identity papers to foreigners trying to enter france. all the suspects are thought t have ties to radical islamic groups. >>> when we come right back at 5:00 tonight, remembering grandphuggette. >>> raising the bar on safety, find out how the feds are channg vehicle testing. and which cars received top marks coming up. >>> frito-lay makes a decision on bags that are making a lot of racquet. >>> the counsel gives the okay today to a proposal t lit how an exterminator can get rid of pests in your home. equals chili's $20 dinner for two. share one of five appetizers like our famous texas cheese fries. then choose two freshly prepared entrees from 14 chili's vorites, like our chick crispers with new sweet & smoky sauce, our new slow-smoked honey

. >> shepard: police in southern france are arrested a dozen people in two separate cases.d most of the suspects in the southeastern city of marseiie. part of cases targeting suspected islamic militants and several of the suspects are apparently linked to a network that recruits to fight in afghanistan. there is no indication whether these arrests have anything to do about the alert with possible terror attacks across europe. remember when we were told those 33 miners in capitol hill -- chile might be stuck a half mile under ground until christmas. today two months to the day after the cave-in happen and they got trapped, the outlook for their rescue has changed dramatically. new details coming up next. plus, one man says he had to stand on a table to escape this massive flood. that's not water. that is toxic sludge moving through a village that torrent has already turned deadly. the story that's coming up. >> shepard: rescue could come sooner than expected for 33 miners who have been trapped way under ground since august. the country of chile's president is now saying that

. >> sreenivasan: police in southern france arrested a dozen suspects today, in raids aimed at islamic militant networks. the arrests came amid warnings of a possible terror plot aimed at cities across europe. police said three of those taken into custody today have links to a network that recruits fighters for afghanistan. in pakistan, a small bomb damaged another nato oil tanker. it was the fifth attack on supply convoys headed to afghanistan since pakistan closed a key border crossing last week. but in washington, pentagon spokesman geoff morrell said he expects the problem to end soon. >> we have been given indications that we are making progress on that front and hope to have the gate reopened as soon as possible. we obviously have a number of supply lines from the north as well which provide us the able to keep resupplying our forces. >> sreenivasan: the pakistanis shut down the border crossing after a nato helicopter raid killed three border guards. this was a big day on wall street, as stocks hit some of their highest levels in five months. the rally followed news that the serv

. >> reporter: jeanne nouvelle grew up in southern france, a child of two high school teachers. teach? >> they teach geography. they teach english. >> reporter: they wanted him to be a scientist. he wanted to be an artist. you went to your parents and said, "i'm going to be a painter." and they said? >> no. >> reporter: no way! >> no way. >> reporter: so he used his artistic talents to imagine buildings. now he's about to make his mark on america's biggest stage, designing two major structures in new york city. was it important for you to make a statement in new york? >> of course. for an architect to visit manhattan is a kind of dream. >> reporter: the first is a residential tower on manhattan's west side. with hundreds of irregularly placed windows, tilted at odd angles. you personally placed each window in the building. >> absolutely. >> reporter: from the outside, they're designed to reflect the sun and sky. from the inside to frame the landscape. >> of course i wanted to capture all the panorama. >> reporter: in this bedroom he positioned a window so it could perfectly fram

a dozen suspects were arrested in southern france in sweeps against suspected islamic militant networks attacks have been planned in europe attacks on the united states may have been planned as well with people withicn passports coming back f training camps in pakistan. >> reporter: to encourage increased vigilance here at home the department of homeland security has produced videos for the retail industry, sports rnd >> sir. you can't leave your car here, sir. >> : pareat cgn b gov to make the pub aware of the terror thr this friday amtrak will hold an exercise called railsafe ped sye along national tranutes in court tuesday the fbi confirmed that faisal shahzad had planned to detonate another car bomb two weeks after the one in times square. rob and vinita? >>> a flood of toxic sludge swallowed entire towns, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency in southwest hungary. it engulfed 16 square miles yesterday after a dam burst at an aluminum plant. at least four people were killed and 120 injured. the sludge is so toxic it literally burned right through some people's clothes,

megyn: news break on the terror front today in southern france. police arresting 12 men. three of the men were recruiting fighters for afghanistan. catherine herridge has been following all of this. she is live in washington with more on who this guy is. >> reporter: ilyas kashmiri is not a household name, but u.s. officials are focused on him because he worked directly with american recruits in the past. he is a long-time al qaeda operative whose training goes back to the russian war. headley is from chicago. he pled guilty to multiple terrorism count. kashmiri told headley he was ready to carry out a suicide attack on a dutch newspaper. headley was a critical component of the mumbai attacks that you heard so much about in the last 10 days. helpedly trained in pakistan and traveled to india five times to give the videotaping of the targets and other reconnaissance work. separately multiple forces confirmed to fox sunday a joint force by homeland security and the fbi was sent to state law enforcement with respect to the threat in europe. the madrid commuter attac aattak t

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 glamorize the achievement and imagine a golden age that never existed, or to use their failures to express self-satisfaction about her own motives as a modern more progressive cu

southern coast of china where people are bracing themselves. to scuttle dairy farmers have taken their tractors to the european union to protest over milk prices producers from france germany and italy were among those who blockaded the e.u. parliament building in stress but in the money that supermarkets pay more for their milk prices have roughly coughed over the last two years mostly hitting small private firms. by the way check out our website for updates on everything we're covering here on screen as well as x. but now this is blogs and videos all available at r.t. dot com here's a quick taste of everything else we thousands of fans have left their state church in just one week in protest of the clergy stance on gay marriage. paul says fashion week here in the russian capital log on to fly detailed reports from the cowboy all of this and plenty more online at. dot com. coming up after the short break it's a business news with. we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russ

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southern city of police and youths clashed often be interior minister sent in officers to stop rioting police used tear gas to push back the protesters. while for more analysis on the situation in france when i was joined by paul a valet political professor from the university you see your book thank you for joining us mr valets so what started as relatively peaceful protests may lead to a paralysis of the country do you think such methods are justified and how far a trade unions willing to go. actually probably we're. will be at a turning point to this week because the final vote of the law will load go into the upper chamber of the french parliament probably at the end of this week it was earlier billed for today but there are a number of amendments that will put it back till friday and after that date we have indications that some unions will stop the protests and basically concentrate on perhaps legal action against the enforcement but you have a radical fringe of some unions and some other elements in the protesters who are not under for union control who are probably willing to go on protesting now the current reforms have positive and stern for you such as cleaning up state fin

france for years. general strikes crippled airports and trains; schools shut down; striking sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the streets of the southern port city of marseilles, while tanker ships lined up over the horizon waiting for closed docks to reopen. those port closures meant gas was in short supply; getting even a few gallons was an ordeal. >> ( translated ): it's been very, very hard. i've been looking for 30 minutes this morning and finally i've been lucky. >> suarez: in recent days some of the strikes and closures have begun to abate, but opposition socialists warned today the trouble is not over. >> ( translated ): the elysee ought not to think that once the vote has been passed the protest will calm down and there will be a new start, because the feeling remains that this reform is unfair and has been imposed on french people. there is a great frustration. >> suarez: unions have called for nationwide demonstrations and strikes tomorrow. >> suarez: so what happens next? for that we're joined by mildrade cherfils, the paris-based correspondent for the international news web site global post. and mildrade, the unions have a

france for years. general strikes crippled airports and trains; schools shut down; striking sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the streets of the southern port city of marseilles, while tanker ships lined up over the horizon waiting for closed docks to reopen. those port closures meant gas was in short supply; getting even a few gallons was an ordeal. >> ( translated ): it's been very, very hard. i've en looking for 30 minutes this morning and finally i've been lucky. >> suarez: in recent days some of the strikes and closures have begun to abate, but opposition socialists warned today the trouble is not over. >> ( translated ): the elysee ought not to think that once the vote has been passed the protest will calm down and there will be a new start, because the feeling remains that this reform is unfair and has been imposed on french people. there is a great frustration. >> suarez: unions have called for nationwide demonstrations and strikes tomorrow. >> suarez: so what happens next? for that we're joined by mildrade cherfils, the paris-based correspondent for the international news web site global post. and mildrade, the unions have ann

seeing a bunch of raids to the southern part of that country, three of them linked to an operations supplying state documents for folks going back and forth between france and afghanistan and pakistan. the other nine, these are new numbers we're getting in right now, connected to a gun smuggling operation, heavy weapons seize that. now, the french are not saying that these arrests are linked to the specific plot that is feared about, that is linked to this alert in the last couple of days. their own oerpbs, another al-qaeda, al-qaeda in the islamic magrad in north after cash they've been worried about that and other concrete threats they've been seeing, bill. bill: what about this latest drone attack that was aimed in targets in pakistan and how does that possibly relate to this news? >> well, it could relate indeed. we're getting more information about that. it happened last night on the border between afghanistan and pakistan, inside pakistan. the latest word, fox news is getting on this, five german nationals and three facilitators have been killed in a drone strike, the u.s. is not confirms that, not saying that this strike is linked to the euro plo

france has been on its own high alert, amid threats against its landmarks, train stations, airports. police are now telling fox news, confirming they've arrested 12 overnight in raids across the southern part of that country, three linked to a ring facilitating french nationals going into afghanistan to fight among others americans. the other nine reportedly tied to islamic groups running guns, heavy weapons were seized in those raids. the police are not saying that these arrests -- actually, no comment to us, that these arrests are linked to that plot against landmarks that the u.s. has been so concerned about the past couple of days. france does have its own concerns with another al qaeda chapter in northern africa, jenna. jenna: some reports that have come into our newsroom are about the cia drone strikes, reportedly they killed several german terror suspect, wee heard about the suspects or reference to some terror suspects, mixed up with these reports, these suspected plots. is there a connection between those drone attacks and these dead militants and the plot to attack european capitols? >> that's what they're looking at now. we're getting more information about two drone strike

france and germany. the suspect is a -- the suspects are a group of islamic jihadists operating out of hamburg, germany. >> the mid-atlantic, new york, southernek of heavy rain and flooding. >> back to work for the supreme court justices. the court begin as new term with a mu member, elena kagan. there are three women on the bench for the first time in history. >> we have new pictures we want to show you of rahm emanuel, he is touring chicago, it's the tell it like it is tour, there he is, happy -- >> name to these. can't anybody say i'm running for mayor? tell it like it is tour. >> there he is with his coffee out early in the windy city. he'll spend the next few weeks visiting the neighborhoods, at grocery stores, at bus stops, bowling alleys, hot dog stands. >> that's where he'd find me f. he came to a hot dog stand i was at, that's well on the way. >> find me at the bowling alley. perhaps. >> i don't understand why people can't just run an election. everything has to have a name. >> your bus tour was named. >> that's true. exactly. during the past weeks we heard more and more about children getting bullied at school. the problem is reachi