>>> making news in america this morning -- >> the stunning slide of dominique strauss-khan. from luxury suite to seedy jail. we're live from washington and paris. >>> peace offering from pakistan this morning. the u.s. set to retreat its supersecret chopper damaged in the raid against bin laden. >>> and new this morning, the bombshell allegations against arnold schwarzenegger. now admitting he fathered a child with another woman. >>> good morning. he was once one of the most powerful men in the world. now, dominique strauss-khan sleeps in a cramped cell in an infamous new york jail. >> we're learning more about his past now. prosecutors say strauss-khan was involved in a similar incident at the same hotel earlier. >> pretty unbelievable. we begin, now, in washington with john hendren. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. somewhere, right now in a new york city jail sits a man many people thought would be the next president of france. the head of the international monitory fund is accused of sexually terrorizing an immigrant mother, who did nothing more than

dominique strauss-khan in cuffs. >>> it's crunch time for u.s.kers, as the country's ballooning debt reaches its legal limits. >>> and bankrolling bin laden. we'll investigate the terrorist networks money trail. >>> pulled off a plane and arrested. that's how the chief of the monetary fund may be remembered if he's guilty of sexual assault charges. he is expected to appear in a courtroom in new york on monday to face charges of attempted rape, sexual assault and false imprisonment. as further details of the arrest of dominick strauss-khan come to light. we go to john in brussels. the first, most obvious question is, what does this mean for the imf, given the fact it's so instrumental in helping countries like greece and portugal in their bailouts? >> it's a fair point. uh you have added a level of intrigue and complication. i came out of a background meeting. and one of the spokespersons said it will be on the formal agenda. but intensely discussed. you can't avoid the obvious. the international monetary fund is one of the two key players on the

strauss-khan in this manhattan hotel, he's resigned from the i.m.f. and the financial institution is looking for a new boss. the backers of the former prime minister gordon brown point to his leadership during the global economic crisis, but he needs the support of the british government to succeed. >> you could be the next -- >> if the i.m.f. is to be headed by a european, france's finance minister, christine lagarde is a frontrunner. >> i have the very highest regard for madam lagarde, and i'm sure, like many other candidates, she would be an excellent choice. >> after a turbulent five days for dominique strauss-khan's family, he has indeed been granted bail but a long legal protest lies ahead. bbc news, new york. >> let's have a look at some of the days other news. officials in eastern afghanistan say 35 workers have been killed by an attack by taliban insurgents. the men were working for a road construction company on a highway that links paktia andpu3 protesters camped out and wish to have the elections banned in spain sunday. will grant reports.

because i know dominique strauss-khan. i know him since a very long time, and i am -- in the depths of my soul, i am convinced that he cannot be the man who is depicted in some of the american and european medias today. he is a man who loves his family. he is a man who has no brutality in him. he is a man who, of course, likes life, women, but i cannot imagine him committing such a crime iras an act of rape. rape -- for me, and i really choose my words, is contradictory. this is the reason why i wrote this piece. >> in what way do you believe he has been treated unfairly so far? >> you know, it is always unfair when the press, and not the most serious press, takes the place of the judge. dominique strauss-khan will have a fair trial. i know that. when i see some of these things, it is true in america, but also in france. we have the same sort of press, depicting him as a pervert, depicting him as a sort of a serial criminal without having no element, no evidence is not acceptable. so there is a sort of manhunt which is abs

denied bail, strauss-khan was sent to rikers. meantime, investigators were interviewing witnesses and combing through the crime scene looking for evidence. according to abc news, they cut up a small piece of the floor after the victim said she spat after performing oral sex. wednesday, strauss-khan resigned as chief of the imf. in a brief letter to the board, he proclaimed his innocence saying "to all i want to say that i deny with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations that have been made against me." in court on thursday, supported by his wife and daughter, a clean cut strauss-khan was granted some freedom. >> i have decided i will grant a bail under the following conditions. >> reporter: in addition to posting $1 million in cash, and a $5 million bond, strauss-khan was ordered to submit to home detention with an ankle bracelet and 24-hour armed security. today, just hours before straus strauss-khan's release, the apartment building revoked on the deal. but this afternoon, he left rikers to somewhere that will li

strauss-khan is charged with sexually assaulting a maid in a new york hotel on may 14th. say 60 militants attacked a security checkpoint in the northwest of the country killing two security officers. ten militants also died in the gun battle. the violence comes just a day after clashes erupted close by between pakistani soldiers and nato aircraft. >>> there's been a change of plan in the cleanup timetable of japan's crippled nuclear power plant. worse than expected damage in the number one reactor at fun sheema daiichi means that officials have to revise the cooling technique. they still expect to achieve a complete cold shutdown by january. meantime, officials are preparing to dump radioactive water from the plant into a giant storage barge. you see it arriving here at the port. officials say they'll dump contaminated water into the mega barge to make room for clean water to cool the reactors. >>> japan's earthquake, the tsunami, and the nuclear disaster on march 11th crippled the country's tourism industry. before the quake, japan's tourist agency predicted that more th

strauss-khan would now be able to spent some time with his family. but almost immediately there was a problem. he would not as expected be residing at the upper east side manhattan apartment his wife had rented after tenants at the plaza complained about the media circus outside. instead is he to be housed by the security firm which is guarding him. his attorney pleaded for some degree of privilegesy -- privacy. >> reason he had to move is because members of the press attempted to invade his private residence and interfered with his family's privacy and i'm asking all of you, please, respect this family's privacy. >> the 62-year-old french politician denies the charges against him and in early june will enter a formal plea. meanwhile he has little choice but to stay in new york and prepare his defense. >> well, we've just got some news coming in about dominique strauss-khan's suck us is insurgencier at the international monetary fund. it hopes to complete the selection of process for a new manager director by the end of june, countries are being aske

meaning dominique strauss-khan out, as in out in politics.out of this with any kind of respect, with any kind of image at all. certainly the idea of running for president, if he loses his passport as we expect he might during his arraignment hearing, he can't run very well for president of france while he's nailed to the floor in the united states, in new york. >> all right, jim, thank you very much. what exactly does the international monetary fund do? we're going behind headlines to break down what it could mean for the imf as well as the international community. remind our viewers what the imf does and what it means. >> sure. the imf essentially is like the rich uncle of the global financial market, which is an analogy i just love. when there is a country and its economy is in trouble and threatening to collapse, the international monetary fund swoops in and gives low-cost loans to the nation in need. the loans generally come tied to strict conditions to try to force the troubled nation to clean up its act. the idea -- to keep the global e

she met with dominique strauss-khan. she was writing a book at the time.nterview him for the book and apparently he sexually assaulted her. the friend's moreporter's mothe is a friend of dominique strauss-khan and convinced her not to press charges at this point. but a couple days ago we had this mother on our network and she told us she regretted her decision, that she had made a mistake. she said in a way what she did was try to protect her daughter. she didn't want her to have this reputation, to be remembered as a victim, as the girl who had been assaulted by dominique strauss-khan for the rest of her career. but it seems that the whole family has changed their mind and they are going now to press charges so there might very well be another serious case for dominique strauss-khan in france in the very near future. >> thierry arneault from bf mtv in france, we appreciate your insights. a fascinating case as it plays out in the united states, being watched in france and around the world. dominique strauss-khan is staying in new york city's rikers island,

strauss-khan. >> we talked a little bit about the succession. the chinese are saying it should be a an open process, anyone could apply, presumably even a chinese candidate. how likely are we to be stuck with another european or to have another european we should say? >> the expectation was that the europeans would provide a successor when he went back to france to run for the presidency. the europeans are somewhat in the right place with regard to having all their pieces together. this, without question, is a big disruptive event for the succession process. we don't know how they will handle the transition. we don't know the timing. there are credible emerging market candidates including the ones that were just reviewed in your coverage and as the chinese said, there has been a commitment, particularly by the g20 within the last couple of summits that the next leader will be chosen through a fair, honest transparent process and if the europeans try to put a fix on it as they have in the past, i think it may blow back in their faces. >> this is

next court proceeding where strauss-khan will appear, this friday, may 20th. huge throng in the courtroom and outside from international press and u.s. press from around the world. an astounding case. randi. >> richard roth for us covering that, thank you. >>> also we want to tell you that it is now morganza to the rescue. that's right. ordisaster. where you stand depends on where you live on the lower mississippi. coming up on 48 hours, if you're keeping track, since the army corp of engineers started opening the floodgates on the morganza spillway. the floodgates, you probably recall, hadn't been budged since 1973. that's right. 1973. the spillway acts like a pressure valve on the swollen mississippi river diverting water and danger from the downstream cities of baton rouge an new orleans to the much less populated bayous and farmland to the west and south. you can see here in blue. that is the water's path. this is the atchafalaya basin, hope to 4,000 people who would no have the been flooded out otherwise. about half of those are under mandatory evacuation

you've got to start with who dominique strauss-khan is as a figure in europe and the globe. he's not just an economic leader, he's a political leader who was leading in the polls to be the next president of france. and that's what gave him so much clout in the negotiations over whether or not to continue the bailouts of greiss, what to do about portugal, what to do about ireland. the concern in the global finance markets right now is that greece and portugal are the bear stearns and leemen brothers of this year and if they go down they could bring the rest of the global financial system with them. the markets are watching this very, very carefully. dominique strauss-khan was viewed as a guy who could go into these conversations and really bang heads and get a deal done in a very difficult situation. now this thing explodes out of nowhere and removes one of the central figures at the table, they had to have these negotiations in brullses this week without him and the i.m.f. spent most of the week this week insisting that it was fully capable of operating without dominique str

dominic strauss khan is his name. you may not be familiar with his name, face or the imf but we'll give you details. he was pulled off a plane headed from new york to paris, pulled off the plane just moments before takeoff. right now he's charged with a criminal sexual act and attempted rape of a maid at a luxury hotel where he was staying in new york. let me let our susan candiotti fill in some details. >> reporter: it was saturday afternoon at the hotel sophietelle at the times square motel in manhattan. the chamber maid had just come into the room of dominique khan. she said he was completely naked when she walked in and the police said that he attempted to force himself on her sexually. she was able to break away. she ran to the hotel staff. they in turn tried to find him. when the police arrived on the scene, mr. khan had already left the hotel. police quickly got word out to jafk airport where he was set to leave on an afternoon flight from new york to paris. just before they closed the door police were able to

>> richard, we know that strauss-khan's alleged victim has been in the strauss as well.st with her? >> well, grand jury material is secret but we know she's been testifying before a grand jury and there's a court event tomorrow, friday, and that could be where we find out if he is -- strauss-khan has been indicted. unknown if the prosecution would present material from that grand jury at today's hearing. this seems to focus more on bail and the possibilities of it. the attorney for that maid from guinea in africa says the possibility of strauss-khan getting out of jail just dramatically increases the fear level from her client, the possibility that the man who the attorneys say attack her sexually will be getting out of jail. >> all right, richard roth there following the developments in lower manhattan for us. richard, thank you. >>> before we move on, i wan to share a few details about the life dominique strauss-khan is leaving behind. listen to this. in 2010 his contract called for a base salary of almost $442,000 with an added allowance of om $80,000. no strings atta

. >>> we are waiting for former imf chief dominique strauss-khan to make bail.island jail for his luxury apartment in new york. strict conditions of this $1 million bail require him to stay in his house, where electronic monitoring device as well. a grand jury has indicted strauss-khan on seven counts, but he adamantly denies sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper. >>> we expect to hear from president obama and his guest as israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu very shortly. the two are having lunch and there is a tense disagreement that's hanging over the room. the president wants israel's 1967 borders to be a starting point for negotiations on a palestinian state. when netanyahu says that would leave major israeli population centers at risk. >>> new anti-government protests follow friday prayers in cities across syria today. activists and witnesses say that security forces have killed at least 23 protesters today. >>> the mississippi river is holding steady at vicksburg today. the river is a foot above the record level there. probably is not going to start

strauss-khan is charged with sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper. $5 million bond and $1 million cash. he denies any wrongdoing. we just got word the imf will give him a $250,000 separation payment and an annual pension following his resignation. >>> president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are meeting at the white house today. this comes a day after president obama called for the borders of israel and a future palestinian state to be based on the 1967 lines, border lines, that is. netanyahu says that would leave israel indefensible. >>> astronauts aboard the space station completed their first spacewalk today. it was cut short though because of a glitch in one of the spate suits. a carbon dioxide dioxide sensor. officials had no way to monitor carbon dioxide levels so they cut the spacewalk short. >>> 30 years after the space shuttle program began the final space shuttle flight is now slated to take place on july 8th. the space shuttle "atlantis" will make the program's final voyage on a mission to deliver supplies an spare par

strauss khan is set to be arraign order june 6. his lawyers have already said he will plead not guilty. >> he has only one interest at this time and that is to clear his name. >> reporter: strauss khan resigned from the ims, but isn't walking away empty handed. cbs news has learned he will receive a one-time severance of $287,000. he will also get a pension of about $48,000 a year. cbs news, new york. afte t's latest >>> at the white house, tense talks between president obama and the israeli prime minister. that is after the president's latest call for peace talks between israeli and palestinian leaders. >> obviously there are some differences between us in the precise formulations and language. and that's going to happen between friends. >> while israel is prepared to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines, because these lines are indefensible. >> the two men talked for an hour longer than scheduled yesterday, but came to no resolution. they both say they remain allies and remain determined to wor

details from dominique strauss khan's indictment for attempted rape, and the politics of peace. >> thed states of america was founded on the belief that people should governor themselves. >> president obama reaches out to the middle east, but how is it playing here in the united states? >>> then the truth has to hurt. edie hill goes one-on-one with bush's attorney general. do we need torture to kau catch the next bin laden? to our headliner segment. a moment of opportunity. that's how barack obama described the chaotic and historic change we're witnessing in the arab world. in a speech the good old american reason in the fever sweeping the region. instead, he may see the temperature soaring. yesterday i heard something in the white house. the president's spokesman jay carney said we see specific new ideas, but did we? joining me now to talk about it, james trou, the contributing writer for the "new york times" making sfwleen, and director of the moral courage project at morning university and author of the book "allah, liberty, and love" that comes out in june. before we have our conve

would you take on dominique strauss-khan? >> let's separate the two. i mean, arnold isn't accused of a crime. you know, what he has admitted is is fathering a child out of wedlock while he was married. right. so it's very different. look, hollywood has a very short memory. and you have to put the infraction into context as to what it's all about. >> should he come clean quicker than tiger woods did? should he -- >> you can't compare them. they're not comparable. >> i'm not comparing them yet. i'm saying arnold schwarzenegger has been caught in a sex scandal. he's a high-profile guy. there are rumors of other stories. they may or may not be true. should he come on a show like this, lay everything on the table and say, you know what, this is the truth. >> eventually. >> get everything out of the way. >> but the difference is tiger woods had this all-american boy image, right? and he had this super-clean image. and so he was the poster boy for that. arnold schwarzenegger has this tough guy, macho image, and all of these rumors of -- >> not as damaging. >>

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his attorneys tell cnn strauss-khan will plead not guilty to the charges against him.uss-khan is considered the strongest potential challenger to president nicholas sarkozy in france's 2012 elections. those are cnn's top stories. >>> two months into a vicious and deadly government crackdown against protesters in syria, a bipartisan group of 16 u.s. senators signed a joint resolution ushrging president obama to up the pressure on syria's leadership with stronger sanctions. >> bashar al assad should no longer be treated as the illegitimate ruler of syria. like his father before him, is he a criminal. >> and it is time for the president of the united states to speak up forcefully. >> it is strategic and moral nonsense to say that we should hold back from supporting the syrian people against assad. >> though still not as aggressive as senators want, thursday secretary of state hillary clinton did seem to pump up the volume saying "the recent events in syria make clear that the country cannot return to the way it was before. we will continue to work with our international p

what happens to imf governing chief dominique strauss khan now? >>> after arnold's bombshell what next for maria shriver. >>> also tonight, how main street took the fall and wall street got the check. >> you wanted too big to fail. here it is. >> the shock waves from the financial crisis. it's your money. >> why would you bail out people whose sole job is to make money? >> who are the bad guys? >> you can blame greenspan. can you blame the rating agencies. you can blame congress. you can blame the bankers that went wild. regulators that weren't minding the store. >> what goes on behind closed doors on wall street? >> we stand strong, and on the other side we'll eat golden sludge. >> could it happen again? >> i don't think anybody realized that we were within a day away from a major international catastrophic and economic meltdown. >> james wood from "too big to fail," andrew ross sorkin, the man who wrote the book on the crisis. this is "pierce morgan" tonight. >>> good evening. it's costing dominique strauss khan $1 million to get out of jail. th

strauss-khan denies any wrong doing. >>> and we could -- we have information about bryan stow. been in los angeles since ever since that brutal attack outside of the stadium a few weeks ago. a hospital spokesperson said stow will leave that hospital from 10:00 until noon and be flown to the hospital in san francisco. >>> the at mgen tour is facing another -- the amgen is facing a change. brian hickey is live there and has more. the weather doesn't look too bad there? >> reporter: it's beautiful here. we've ditched the gloves and jackets. the amgen, what was supposed to be stage 2, i guess is now the unofficial stage 1 and the official start of amgen after a weather fiasco. heavy snow made for miserable conditions and downright impossible conditions for psychists to take to the roads along the tahoe region. we spent the night at squaw valley where the race was supposed to start. everything is iced over. everywhere you go, the streets are covered in ice. there's no way they could have held this race out of the tahoe -- tahoe basin. last night, around midnight, the decision was ma

. >> se espera que mañana en la mañana el ex ahora ex presidente del strauss-khan y estar en un departamentoto enfrenta a la justicia por violar a una empleada de limpieza africana insiste en que es inocente. >> el gobierno federal estaría de emitiendo que cometió errores con el controversial programa comunidades seguras hoy día anunció que lo someterá a una revisión pero hasta que lo haga centenares podrían ser deportados. angie sandoval nos tiene los detalles >> el programa comunidades seguras responsables de la deportación de casi 400.000 indocumentados el año pasado bajo la investigación. >> el programa nada más iba a perseguir a personas que cometion crínes graves. analizar el programa el año que viene. >> esto luego que la congresista de california recibió presuntas pruebas que el gobierno le mintío al público y funcionarios locales sobre la efectividad y posibilidades de retirarse voluntariamente de comunidades seguras. >> el problema es el sistema migratorio que tenemos que estar que no funciona. comunidades seguras le da al departamento de inmigración las huellas dactilares de todos

uno de ellos, presidente del distrito de manhattan dice que strauss khan debe pagar por la seguridada propiedad. >> en instantes, mÉxico vuelve a ser escenario de un violento enfrentamiento armado que dejÓ casi 30 personas muertas. >> un plan del gobierno para identificar a miles de desaparecidos. >> les diremos cuÁl fue el motivo de una multitudinaria protesta de estudiantes chilenos en la capital de su paÍs. al volver. ♪ ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! la policía en todo el país está buscando a conductores... que no lleven puesto el cinturón de seguridad. ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturón! ¡respeta la ley! ¡usa el cinturón o paga las consecuencias! ayyyy... beep... ¡el cinturónes! ♪ ¡abrochacho o multado! >> a lo largo de 1 km quedaron regados los cuerpos algunos con uniforme militar. en el lugar se detonaron granadas de fragmentaciÓn. provocÓ un verdadero terror cerca del crucero. las autoridades del distrito federal intensificaron una campaÑa de desarme porque aseguran que hay un uso indiscriminado de armas de fuego. >> los hombres que acuden regan granadas de fragmentaciÓn. son explo

. >>> dominique strauss-khan pleaded not guilty to charges, including attempted rain after a hotel mate accused him of attacking her. police sat on board with him, waiting to take off to paris. the judge says he's a flight risk. he was consider a top candidate for president before this -- considered a top candidate for president before this arrest. >>> air force one touched down at member -- in memphis, tennessee today. the president will deliver the commencement speech at booker high school. this visit was planned well before the flooding in the area but the president took time to meet with victims of the floods and emergency workers. >> and people in louisiana are packing their belongth and -- belongings and getting out. louisiana governor bobby jindle warned today that -- jindal warned today that while the water is moving more slowly than expected, it's still coming -- coming. >>> two more ships were removed from the susan bay today. the two ships are being towed to san francisco. they will be klineed and painted before they head south -- cleaned and painted before any head south. th

strauss khan is accused as you know of trying to rape a hotel chambermaid last weekend.ay a judge agreed to release him on bail. he was also ordered to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and remain confined to a new york city apartment. he had to find a new builting after residents refused to allow him in due to all of the media attention. >>> san jose is getting national recognition for its gang prevention efforts. the u.s. attorney general says the south bay pro-ams ar progra model for the rest of the country. karina rusk reports. >>> angel miranda lores had the u.s. attorney general's full attention. he listened to the story of getting involved with gangs at age 12 and broke free with help. >> getting into a gang is simple. the problem is getting out is sometimes worse. especially if you don't have the support to leave the gang. >> holder toured the center for at risk youth many times finish their education and sever ties to gang life. san jose has more than two dozen gang prevention and intervention programs. the attorney general says the city's efforts set the g

the dna result is in line with what strauss-khan's legal team is saying, there was a consensual sexualnato air strikes have hit targets in tripoli. it's been one of the largest bombings yet. a libya government spokesman says three people died, 150 were wounded. while tripoli is the seat of power for gadhafi, just one hour away, rebels are training. cnn's nic robertson is with them. >> reporter: weapons training in rebels's stronghold barely more than an hour's drive from tripoli. raw rebel recruits getting the skills to overthrow moammar gadhafi. none are as close to libya's capital as these. the town is tiny. at the eastern end of the finger mountain reaching back to the border. resources are tight, bullets counted out. every volunteer is needed. this training can't come soon enough. gadhafi forces are as close as ten kilometers, six miles from this town. they are afraid some of nearby villages and towns are about to fall to his forces. some of these young fighters here have already been in the front line, even though they haven't finished their training. >> it was encouragement for u

strauss-khan is under house arrest in new york.rs have denied the charges and they say there's no evidence of a forced encounter. >>> worries over europe's debt problems drove stocks down today. the dow plunged 131 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq also fell. anderson? >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. in an effort to give you the best network possible. of some of the annoying symptoms menopause brings. go it's one a day menopause formula. the only complete multivitamin with soy isoflavones to help address hot flashes and mild mood changes. one a day menopause formula.

police say 62-year-old dominique strauss-khan tried to attack a maid at his luxury manhattan hotel.e is also accused of committing a criminal sexual act and unlawful imprisonment. strauss-khan is expected to enter a not guilty plea during a court appearance today. >>> all around israel's borders today scenes just like this. palestinians facing off and clashing with israeli troops. in the golan heights on the lebanese border in gaza, several people are reported killed, many more hurt. today is the day every year when palestinians angrily protest the creation of israel. >>> and join me for more news at the top of the hour. "fareed zakaria: gps" continues after this. it's true. you never forget your first subaru. >>> there is a good chance that you either have a tablet, one of those computing devices that's larger than a cell phone but much smaller than a laptop, or you thought about buying one. when you look at the shelves muff options. apple's ipad has 80% of the market right now. but there is also samsung and motorola, rim, many more. my next guest says this isn't just a brand war.

all at a cost of about $200,000 a month paid for by strauss khan. many people comparing it to bernie madoff's house arrest. it's the same security company, but he does have to find somewhere else to go within the next few days, according to the judge, ron. >> nbc's kristen daul greene in manhattan. no triple crown winner this year at the preakness saturday 12-1 underdog shackleford was leading the pack with derby winner animal kingdom charging hard from behind, but in the end shackleford pulled off the upset by a half length. sflimplgts justin timberlake and lady gaga got together for some laugh on the season finale of "saturday night live." sfoet she hit the floor ♪ ♪ low, low, low, low, low, low, low ♪ >> lady gaga is no stranger to costumes looking comfy in a wine glass getup along with tim ler lake's costume. they'll drink to that. >> that's putting it mildly. about 6,000 people waiting for days in the rain for that. >> it was worth staying up until 1:00 a.m. to see just that skit. it was great. let's check on your weather. of course, the worst

strauss khan emerged naked from the bathroom and attacked her. she fought him off before he dragged her into the bathroom again. by the time ploiption arrived straws was gone, detectives found his cell phone in the room. this is not the first time straws kahn has been in trouble. in 2008 this, married father of father had an affair, later admitting an error of judgment. his rumors of sexual a paid,es ask escapades have been rumored in for instance. >> he already had a sexual problem with another lady. >> these latest accusations have touched off a political tsunami in france,y strauss-kahn was seen as having a real shot to be the country's next president, and the international monetary fund has named his second in command the acting director. >> alan: danville pilot sully sullenberger shares some advice to purdue university graduates. leigh glaser tells us if we will see enemy rain in the week ahead. >> mike: defense wins games unless you're the oakland as. some great defense but the bats some great defense but the bats went to ♪ ♪ free access to

dominic strauss-khan the head of the international monday monetary fund is accused of forcing himselfl maid in a luxury suite in a times square hotel last night. he was on a plane back to france when officers pulled him out of his first class seat and presented the allegations. he says nothing happened. >>> the government will continue to push for an extension of sales taxes and vehicle fees due to expire in july. republican lawmakers have been standing firm against the extension but some in the business community are pressuring republicans to agree to an extension. democrats like san francisco assemblyman tom ameano agree. >> reporter: whatever backtracking they can do with republicans that we can cobble the boat together to go forth because without the tax extension we're in a lot of trouble. >> the governor is expected to raise tax rates for the 4 years rather than the 5 he originally wanted. >>> more than a thousand firefighters will be hired to fight fires. they expect low humidity and higher temperatures to drought grass and make wildfires more prevalent this summer. they'll hir

. >>> well, new details about the former imf chief, dominique strauss-khan who is accused of sexuallykeeper. according to a source with knowledge of the hotel investigation, two hotel receptionists say strauss-khan invited hem to his suite the day before the housekeeper was attacked. both declined. in a letter to the imf staff, strauss-khan expresses sadness and frustration at having to leave under a cloud but maintains that he did nothing wrong. >>> more now on our top story -- the deadly tornado that tore through joplin, missouri. city officials say at least 89 people are dead and rescue crews are searching for survivors, anyone who may be trapped and still alive. storm chasers recorded the massive tornado as it hit. take a listen. >> we want to go live to joplin, missouri for the latest on the destruction, the search and rescue efforts, all of that, our cnn's brian todd is there. brian, just paint a picture for us, the kind of damage you're seeing and what kind of efforts are being made now to find people alive. >> suzanne, as if the devastation wasn't enough, now rescuers have to

joined from gerald so wendy director of the trends research institute in new york so the news of strauss khan's arrest comes just as a new poll shows him to be the favorite for the french twenty twelve presidential race five points ahead of a nicolas sarkozy do you think the timing of this is significant. well first of all you know we have to maintain that he's innocent until proven guilty but having said that. has reported that it may be some dirty tricks from his political rivalry and we hear so our cozy of course say that this is very you milly hating for the i.m.f. chief to be you know dropping his his pants like this so to speak as they're dropping bombs on libya and also let us not forget that he's caused strauss kahn has a lot of uproar in the united states recently when he announced that the united states has lost its is losing its supremacy as the economic world power and china will be taking over so he has a lot of enemies here strauss kahn was expected to decide soon whether or not to run for the french presidency that would mean giving up his post as i have met chief and i think bot

in replacing dominique strauss khan, in order to his his goal, i believe that doesn't french finance minister can represent an excellent choice. so what's the root to the top job at the imf? they've asked for a fair and open process, but, of course, with so much power held in europe and the united states, it's considered. people must convince a member of the imf executive board to actually nominate them. the first point, of course, is a compatriot, so somebody from their own country to give them their support. too bad in the case of gordon brown that the prime minister has already written off that possibility. they must then meet with the executive board in washington. that's officially a secret process, wu the movements of certain individuals must be closely monitored during this time. and then, of course, there's the selection process. that's down to the board. there are 24 members and a majority vote decides who the next boss of the imm will be with nine hailing from europe and two more representing european interests. of course, a lot of people are saying it will take quite a tea

card records and security cameras support the maid's claim of being in the room at the time with strauss khan for perhaps as long as 15 minutes. >>> it has been 30 years since the tylenol scare ripped the nation. the cyanide tampering of the bottles was deadly. tonight we learned of a major development. fbi investigators are looking to a possible link to ted kaczinski, the una bomber. >> it was a national nightmare, someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide containing tylenol. >> this may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroy. >> it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is underway to find the man wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> a case that literally changed the way americans shopped. it prompted the first mass recall of a retail product, tamperproof medicine is now a fact of life. three decades later the case remains unsolved. now, a shot in the dark. the una bomber terrorized the country for 18 years, injuring 23 people and killing three he in a series of mail bombings. it is a turns out, ka

tonight a michael finney 7 on your side >>> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss khanis expected to be released from jail tomorrow. he was indicted to on 7 felony counts including a first-degree sexual crime. he must wear an electronic monitoring device and remain confined to a new york city apartment. abc news learnd that hotel key card records and security cameras support the made's claim of being in the room at the time that she says' attacked her. >>> you may have seen the ads for commemorative $2 bills. in fact, the government doesn't issue commemorative paper monitor i, just coins. what she saw was money from marketing company. why she was charged for a lot more than what she ordered. >> reporter: michelle and her family love going to yellowstone national park. >> waterfalls, canyons wildlife. >> this tv ad caught her eye. the new england mint was offering $2 bills commemorating the national parks including yellowstone. just $10 the ad said for a real $2 bill with a colorful illustration of the park. >> it was a good price and i thought it would be a nice present

this morning, a former imf chief dominique strauss-khan is under house arrest at an apartment near ground zero. his release from rikers island was made after an agreement fell through after neighbors objected to the media frenzy. at least one armed guard is watching him at all times and he's wearing an ankle tracking bracelet. he's accused of sexually assaulting a maid last weekend. oprah goes off the air but before she signs off, she'll reflect on the legacy she'll leave behind. we'll air a special called "oprah looks back, 25 years of the oprah winfrey show." her final show airs the following day at 4:00. i know what that last show is going to be like but a lot of people are buzzing about what it is. it's a secret show. who's on it. what are they going to do? >> are you on it? >> no, i heard she's going to pay off my mortgage. >> that could happen. >> could happen. i got to watch. ok, you know, we're talking cooler weather. a little cooler. it's been nice. >> yeah. >> but dry is great. so springlike out there. the marine layer is with us. 1400 feet should be sort of exact. we'll talk ab

. >>> wnbc in new york is reporting a dna sample from former imf chief dominique strauss-khan has beenatched to the material of the hotel maid he's accused of sexually assaulting. he's under house arrest in new york. his lawyers have denied the charges and they say there's no evidence of a forced encounter. >>> worries over europe's debt problems drove stocks down today. the dow plunged 13 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq also fell. anderson? >> joe, thanks very much. >>> our coverage will continue all throughout the day tomorrow and especially on "american morning ", i hope you tune in for that on the latest on the search for those who may still be living here in joplin, who may still be alive under this rubble. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience.

. >>> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss khan is expected to spend just one more night in jail. he is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid in new york. he was indicted today on seven counts felony counts. bail was set at a million dollars. he must wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and stay in new york city under armed guard. abc news has learned he will likely earn $318,000 a year in pension payments after he resigned from the imf yesterday even if he is convicted. >>> millions of people around the world will see the doodling of a boy from south san francisco if they google something through tomorrow. he entered a contest called doodle for google. it hall central michigan defensed kids to come up with -- it inspired kids to come up with a logo inspired by the theme what i want to be some day. he says he wants to be a space explorer and calls his drawing space life. tonight he told us what he felt when learned about winning the contest. >> excited. surprised. happy. >> the second grader will receive a $15,000 college scholarship at a ceremony in new yor

early this morning dominique strauss khan tendered his resignation, writing to the board that he does so with "infinite sadness" and that he denies with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations against hem. today in new york his lawyers will be in court trying to, again, have him released on $1 million cash bail. they're hoping for house arrest, electronic monitoring, even though they won't know until tomorrow whether or not he is indicted. now that the grand jury has heard from his accuser. here in france there is something of a deluge. multiple women coming forward to talk about their own alleged unpleasant experiences with strauss khan. the american public's first knowledge of dominique strauss-kahn, one of the most powerful men in the world, was here, at his worst. but in france his reputation as a great seducer was hardly a secret. >> he's always been known as a womanizer, but mostly through rumors, not verified stories. >> reporter: this young journalist made this stunning public claim four years ago that strauss-kahn in 2002 first insisted on holding her hand. then