u.n. security council. we will have to see what comes out of that. it is always hard to reform the u.n. security council, which reflects the way the world was after the second world war and not the world powers today. >> their husband and a crash in kabul./ all 8 people aboard were killed. it came down 30 miles east of kabul. it was carrying supplies for nato forces. >> nicolas sarkozy could be in for a bigger battle then he bargained for. students turned out in force in protest against reforms intensified across the country. as many as 3.5 million people to do the streaks across france. police estimate just 1.2 million. either figure would make the biggest march since the start of protests in september. the airports, seaports, all operating below capacity as unio on workers walked off of jobs. hundreds of flights were cancelled. travelers and commuters will be facing more severe disruption in days to come. they were protesting against plans by sarkozy to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62. >> they may be 4.5 decades away from retirement, but they are mad at pension reforms. they are

u.n. security council. >>> the u.s. federal reserve has started investigating alleged irregularities in mortgage foreclosures. fed chairman ben bernanke said on monday that federal banking agencies are working together on the matter and they will likely release a preliminary report next month. >>> the federal banking agencies are working together to review practices at the larging mortgage operations. we take violations very seriously. >> his remarks came as major u.s. financial institutions face criticism that they are seizing mortgage borrowers' homes inappropriately. bank of america suspended foreclosure procedures to look into whether company officials handled their cases properly. concerns are growing in the united states that delayed foreclosures will negatively affect ratings of financial institutions. >>> on the tokyo foreign exchange, the dollar is hovering in the upper 80-end range. the greenback is trading at 80.79-83 while the euro is trading at 112.66-73 yen. the dollar dropped overnight marking a fresh 15-

u.n. security council. the people of brazil are pinning their hopes on rousseff to keep the economy growing. reporting for nhk world, sao paulo. >>> earlier hideshi ha got insight on brazilian politics. >> what do you make of the election result? >> it's clear that the brazilian public wants continuity of government because they are very happy with the economic condition of the country and president lula's social policies. given that dilma rousseff is close to lula, it looks very likely that she will be elected. the fact that she's a woman has not been an issue in the election, but it could present challenges for her if she becomes president. one reason she got less than 50% of the vote is that she was implicated in corruption scandals. another factory that she lost support from after making comments about abortion. >> nonetheless, do you think that rousseff will win the runoff election? >> i think it's very likely mainly because she's so close to president lula, whose popularity is almost 90% of the brazil

u.n. security council mission to the town. the prime minister of zimbabwe has expressed his disgust with president mugabe for ignoring the power-sharing agreement with his former opponent. he said he would not recognize any key appointments made by the present in the past eight months. the governor of province in northern afghanistan has been killed at an explosion in a blast. at least 14 others died in the blast. for the latest, i'm joined by our correspondent in kabul. this sounds like a very big bomb on friday during prayers. i suppose it was aimed specifically at the governor. what impact do you think it will have in afghanistan? >> this was targeted against the governor of kunduz, governor muhammad omar. it happened in the capital. of course, he is the governor of kunduz. so far as we understand from police and security officials, 15 people were killed and 20 were wounded. perhaps those figures will change as the day progresses. what impact will this have? this is a remote part of northwestern afghanistan. it is relativel

u.n. security council resolution. they underestimated what the european union would do. they underestimated what the private sector would do. they underestimated what other countries around the world that they thought were going to stand with them were going to do and it's having a much more dramatic impact and it's precisely for the reasons we've discussed. i hope that it not only has desired outcome in iran by giving us the leverage we need but it would be nice also to have it have the effect that you just mentioned, which is that we see this as a valuable tool for future. >> rose: thing for coming. stuart levey for the hour. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

u.n. security council the better tway to look at this is, you have to be doing something right to have upsetmany dictatorships and sanctimonious western european to lose the in this case it is harper's conservative government, great on afghanistan, israel, push back on cap and trade. if the only price is lose you go the honor of a u.n. seat and -- canada ought to be throwing a party. >> paul: james? >> this is garcia t

u.n. security council sanctions against the north over its nuclear tests. kim said the north has no obligation to participate in talks as long as sanctions are in place but that members of the talks could still find a solution. nhk's correspondent in beijing says kim appeared to be using a possible return to the talks as a bargaining chip for the removal of sanctions and direct negotiations with the u.s. >>> three former japanese abductees who were taken by north korean agents in the 1970s have made a fresh plea for an early resolution of the abduction issue. separate comments were issued on thursday on the eve of the eighth anniversary of their return to japan. five former abductees were repatriated on october 15, 2002 after 24 years in north korea. they said every year they have been asking the japanese government to bring back the other abductees. they said they feel frustrated and even angry to see how little progress has been made. they urged the government to somehow achieve a break-through and move the situation forward as soon as possible. one girl'

u.n. security council sanctions against the north over its nuclear tests. kim said the north has no obligation to participate in talks as long as sanctions are in place but that members of the talks could still find a solution. nhk's correspondent in beijing says kim appeared to be using a possible return to the talks as a bargaining chip for the removal of sanctions and direct negotiations with the u.s. >>> three former japanese abductees who were taken by north korean agents in the 1970s have made a fresh plea for an early resolution of the abduction issue. separate comments were issued on thursday on the eve of the eighth anniversary of their return to japan. five former abductees were repatriated on october 15, 2002 after 24 years in north korea. they said every year they have been asking the japanese government to bring back the other abductees. they said they feel frustrated and even angry to see how little progress has been made. they urged the government to somehow achieve a break-through and move the situation forward as soon as possible. one girl'

u.n. security council. the better way to look at this, you have to be doing something write to upset that many dictatorships and governments and push back on cap and trade and is the only price is losing the honor of a u.n. seat, well, canada ought to be throwing a party. >> paul: all right, james. >> this is a big hit to the really the polar opposite of the french government workers we saw earlier. this is

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u.n. security council imposed a strict sanctions against tehran as it refused to hold your rein him in richmond russia the u.s. 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 multicul

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u.n. security council then posed strict sanctions against iran as it refused to halt uranium enrichment russia the u.s. britain china france and germany are expected to take part in the talks which should take place around mid november in. pakistani militants have staged a shoot out in the country's a large city of karachi leaving at least twenty one dead the motive is unknown but police suggest the killings are linked to gangs controlled by rival political groups the violence came byelection was being held following the murder of a deputy of the local assembly that had been fears beforehand that the poll could trigger fresh ethnic and political bloodshed in. 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 lamu island south korean media says it's now being taken to a pirate stronghold in northern somalia there have been no reports of ransom demands for the release of the crew who are mostly kenyans. fuel supplies to the main airport of paris have resumed after strikers blocked the pipeline for five

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u.n. security council provides exemptions for certain equipment to be brought into iraq well what are we talking about there and why would that be i think you may have lost the line james clearly still. lying to beirut i think we've lost the line to beirut there awfully sorry. yes we've indeed lost him ok well i hope you got the first part of the interview anyway i will try with maybe a little bit later here tonight right let's move on soon as we go in store for you russia's clinched a deal to host the legendary formula one grand prix for the first time the motor racing event will take place in sochi the city hosting the twenty fourteen winter olympics the f one drivers will compete on a challenging circuit and use the brand new infrastructure built for the games do is block skis got the details tonight. this is the movement that russian formula one fans have been waiting for it took more than three decades to find a suitable venue and to convince the formula one manager of the world's most popular racing competition can be held here many other locations including moscow and st petersburg did no

u.n. security council impose strict sanctions against iran as it refused to hold you rein in enrichment russia the u.s. britain china france and germany are expected to take part in the talks which are likely to take place in mid november in the. pakistani militants of stage a shootout in the country's largest city of karachi living at least twenty five dead the motive is unknown but police suggest the killings of the. to gangs controlled by rival political groups violence came as a by election was being held following the murder of a deputy of the local assembly had been fears beforehand that the poll could trigger fresh ethnic and political bloodshed in karachi. some of chile's thirty three rescued workers have returned to the mine that almost became to preserve many to on of their survival doctors say all the men are in good shape in the early one remains in hospital event is being held in the area known as camp hope the families have prayed awaiting news about their loved ones the president suggested it becomes a permanent memorial the miners will hold out one by one on wednesday in a meta

u.n. security council resolution that allows for the inspection of iranian-bound ships on the high seas. somehow, that activity generates a situation where we are dropping iron on iran. iran would presumably want to do something back here in the united states. in the past, for them to attack in the united states, they would have to call on hezbollah or other extremists to do a terrorist attack. now, in the age of cyberspace, an iranian cyber force could attack in the united states without ever leaving tehran or wherever they are. they could cause the kind of disruption that i have just spoken about. causing a key element of our infrastructure to explode and malfunction. and it is as though our policy -- it is as though we were a football team that believe you only needed offensive squads -- an offensive squad. think about the redskins, if they only had an offensive squad. that is a bad example. i mean a team with the really good offensive squad. think about the team with the best league -- think about the team in the league with the best offensive squad showing up one day without a defen

u.n. security council has been pushing tehran to negotiate. >>> another year, another massive deficit.0 fis fiscal year is about $1.29 trillion dollars. i guess a little good news is that about $125 billion off the 2009 deficit. >>> the drugstore chain cvs will pay a record $75 million fine for failing to control its sales of cold medicines that can be used to make methamphetamines. prosecutors say cvs became the largest supplier of meth lab ingredients in southern california. >>> new york city police arrested an 11 suspect on a vicious anti-gay attack. they're all members of the street gang called latin kings goonies. eight have been arraigned on hate crime charges. >>> a burglary suspect in oregon really pulled out all the stops to evade capture. he made a getaway camouflage suit. it's out of moss. it looks clever, right? but apparently not effective. a police canine unit caught up to gregory liascos in the end. he was trying to hideout in the woods. he was a walking mosiman. >> exactly. what will be next? >> i don't know. >>> we talk about tea party supported candidates and the wild

u.n. security council renewed the nato's mission in afghanistan, for one more year. at fort hood, texas, testimony began at a pre-trial hearing on last november's mass shootings. major nidal hasan, an army psychiatrist, is charged with killing 13 people. witnesses today described hiding under desks as gunfire erupted. one man testified that hasan shouted "god is great" in arabic. police ultimately shot hasan, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. the hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to take the case to trial. 50 states and the district of columbia opened a joint investigation today, into the growing foreclosure scandal. they will look into whether lenders used shoddy or fraudulent documents to evict thousands of homeowners. employees at four large lenders have admitted they signed foreclosure documents without reading them. more than two and a half million u.s. homes have gone into foreclosure since december of 2007. the woman who led the drive to reform one of the country's worst performing urban school systems is resigning. michelle rhee annou

u.n. peacekeeping operations said the security council that a stronger u.n. presence is needed in areas that are potential flashpoints for conflict. scotland's leading roman catholic cardinal is back in court for an independent inquiry into the victim -- the conviction of the lockerbie bomber. the only man convicted of the 1988 atrocity in which 270 people died. he was released last year on compassionate grounds. five people have been killed in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro. armed men with machine guns opened fire on the street. 10 others were seriously injured. police say there were ordered by a local gangster. students in france are due to take more demonstrations to protest plans to reform the pension system. things aes a little when the workers from two refineries voted to return to work. the city streets have been piled high with ways. >> it is hardly a wind of change. any breeze here is unlikely to bring much fresh air. for weeks, rubbish has been piling up on the streets of marseille. in places, it is shoulder height. for residents stuck with th

u.n. security council was -- showed up in juba while we were there last week. are people from the united states working on it and there are more coming and there is more work. what it requires is an intense focus. i think that no one was very much focused on this, from anyone, the u.n., the administration, or anyone two months ago. i think they are now. and i think that's important. >> well, if you didn't keep going there, a lot of us wouldn't be talking about it. and we very much [ female announcer ] to do well, kids need to eat well. and eating well means getting enough whole grain and calcium. and general mills big g kid cereals can help. did you know it's the only leading line of kid cereals with at least 8 grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium? cereals they already love, like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch. give your kids more of what they need to be their best. grow up strong. with big g kid cereals. ♪ inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund

u.n. security council went there last week.lking to george live the one of his first interviews actually in about three years, he says, here live tomorrow on "today." >> we look forward to that, and we look forward to you reporting on that. let's go inside, amy robach is at the news desk. >>> the rescue countdown has begun for 33 miners trapped under ground for more than two months. officials hope to start hoisting the miners out one by one in a steel cage on wednesday. >>> north korea has given its strongest indication so far that kim jong-il will -- kim jong-un was made a four-star general just two weeks ago. two americans were among the three men who won the nobel prize for economics. >>> and gasoline prices are on the rise. the nationwide average is $2.77 that's up about eight cents from just two weeks a lot. >>> the newest electric cars promise to ease some of our dependence on gas and oil. >> this is a chevy bolt and general motors has been saying for three years this will be a revolutionary vehicle with a range of up to

u.n. security council was -- showed up in juba while we were there last week. are people from the united states working on it and there are more coming and there is more work. what it requires is an intense focus. i think that no one was very much focused on this, from anyone, the u.n., the administration, or anyone two months ago. i think they are now. and i think that's important. >> well, if you didn't keep going there, a lot of us wouldn't be talking about it. and we very much appreciate ,, [ female announcer ] why watch regular tv when you can experience the next generation of television service? at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. hurry and take advantage of our amazing deal. order today and get u-verse tv for just $29 a month for 6 months, plus dvr included. and get hbo and cinemax free for three months for a limited time. u-verse tv lets you record and play back your favorite shows in any room. and you can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. you can even upgrade to over 140 hd channels. get ready for a

u.n. security council was -- showed up in juba while we were there last week. are people from the united states working on it and there are more coming and there is more work. what it requires is an intense focus. i think that no one was very much focused on this, from anyone, the u.n., the administration, or anyone two months ago. i think they are now. and i think that's important. >> well, if you didn't keep going there, a lot of us wouldn't be talking about it. [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. >>> hello, 8:25. we're all ready for the parade of sales in the inner harbor. that's pier five and the cars are lined up as well. we'll have that after the wea

u.n. security council makes a last minute trip to the country led by american ambassador susan rice.there hope well placed, susan rice? >> it's humbling and it's daunting. and it's also joyous to see so many young people with so much hope and at the end of the day, those kids, they parents, their leaders in the north and the south are going to answer that question for us. >> reporter: on his own mission, george clooney is once again leveraging his fame to aid victims of tragedy. the difference this time he says the tragedy is preventable. >> if i said to you right now there's going to be an earthquake, that 250,000 people were going to be killed? what would you do? this is not a natural disaster, this is man-made. how do you stop it? >> george clooney, good morning. >> good morning. >> after seeing the risk from the ground even traveling on the upper nile for hours just to reach remote villages, do you think this war can actually be stopped? >> i think it can be stopped. i think, you know, we stopped it in 2005, we stopped a north-south war that lasted 20 years and cost 2.5 million p

u.n. security council resolution that allows for inspection of iranian bound ships on the high seas and allof that activity generates a situation where we're dropping iron on iran. iran would presumably want to do something back here in the united states. and in the past for them to attack in the united states they would have had to call on hezbollah or the cudes force to do a terrorist attack. but now, in the age of cyber space, an iranian cyber force could attack in the united states withoutr leaving tehran or wherever they are. and they could cause the kind of disruption that i just have spoken about. causing key elements of our infrastructure to explode. and malfunction. and it's as though our policy is as though we were a football team that believed you only needed an offensive squad. think about the red skins if they only had an offensive squad. not a bad example. i mean, a team with a really good offensive squad. think about the best team in the league with the best auchesive squad but think about them showing up one day without a defensive line. that's kind of the united states. we'