believes that the issue surrounding julian assange is a bilateral issue between ecuador and the united kingdom and that the u.s. has no role to play in the matter and that other countries should not get involved how plausible is that i find it completely implausible that the united states is not involved in this in some way and then the other day the united states said very ridiculously that could or should not bring this matter before the organization of american. states that this is a matter between ecuador and britain but that's just completely preposterous it's totally legitimate for ecuador to raise an issue of its own sovereignty at the organization of american states and i think this just points to us i see because the u.s. wants to get its way in the oas and has done so historically and now it's saying no you shouldn't bring this issue before the oh yes international media keep stressing that the u.s. has not made any moves to requests songes extradition do you believe that washington is actually planning on getting a saw inch or do you believe that they have no interest in brain stanc

united kingdom was in a special place whether and nuclear issues or others issues. now you are intrucing french and german ownership. does that constitute a change in the security structure that surround that do you think? >> it's hard to say. i mean, there's no question that great britain has a special or more special relationship with the united states than do any of the other nation that is are implicated in the deal. having said that, you know these are nato members. we have very close relationships with the countries over we have a decade of fighting in war with them, sharing intelligence and other things that may have changed the landscape from what it was a dozen years ago terms of the level of trust that the u.s. government reflects towards government other than the united kingdom. >> when you were at the pentagon there was drive to create the transatlantic defense partnerships and no deal happened. is this something that can serve as that transatlantic anchor bridge between the states and europe -- united states and europe. >> the big winner in the prospect

i think to perhaps get others in the international community to lobby for him pressure on the united kingdom on sweden maybe even on the united states to favor or to go ahead and support having safe passage or to ecuador now that the topic of the event that he's going to be speaking at is called strengthening human rights any ideas on sort of specifically what he might be focused on do you think you'll be extra critical of the u.s. . i mean with the foreign minister ricardo patino is there to present some of these ideas and thoughts that assad has and also with the lawyer from the center for constitutional rights or some of those people are part of the wiki leaks legal team i think that you're going to hear discussion about how accurate or strengthening the rights of refugees and that's been a key thing of granting asylum it is that they are allowing people and they believe that refugees have a right to settle or go or i think there's also going to be discussion about the importance of whistleblowers and transparency and i think that you'll see a son doing what he did when he was on the balc

would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. fifteen is a lot. so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the yarn says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. the more you see it is also used to feeling good to see you again you've got your fingers on the pulse was the business looking like they're going to check out the wall street game with worry because they are declining business activity unexpectedly contracts and in september as well as best as are awaiting the results of a stress test. european stocks as well they too are heading south of. let's check out what the close look like here in moscow because the most to mark is did indeed finish out the week on high as you can say we will. continue to head north from the us markets now i'll be back in fifteen minutes with more. was

would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. fifteen is a lot. so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the aren't says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister who joked that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. on a website drive now a costly blackout a drunken broken you can't remember why do you point seven million barrels of crude oil market to women eight month high or even a. stealing of the spotlight rushes astronomers discover a comet brought into the moon in twenty thirty. right it's time now for the markets with katie over to you we're going to go through razor over to wall street and see that the stocks are indeed continuing to head south as business activity unexpectedly contract it in. trade is also digesting the spanish stress test results as well which revealed spain needs almost sixty billion euros to shore

would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. fifteen. so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the un says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister who joked that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. over on our website or right now great pictures from moscow's annual light and laser extravaganza a massive festival is illuminating the russian capital log on to our website to watch and live for just as a number of historic sites have been turned into a virtual canvases for innovative works. plus a costly blackout a drunken brokers says he can't remember why you love seven million barrels of crude oil market to an eight month high overnight. and stealing the spotlight brushes astronomers discover a comet bright enough to sign the moon in twenty third. you're watching artsy financial news and market figures are coming up in ou

would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. fifteen is a lot. so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the aren't says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. on our website right now a costly blackout drunk and broken says you can't remember why you brought seven million barrels of crude oil market to an eight month high the night. stealing of the spotlight rushes astronomers discovered comet bright enough to find the moon in twenty. two will bring you all the latest market news and updates in just a couple of minutes don't go away. on the march under god these men and women are walking one of the longest and probably the loneliest road in the world they reenacting march into exile made by thousands of czarist russia. if i was here three hundred years ago i may have disappeared m

would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. so it looks like david cameron's not be anyone to struggle with says every year one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. some other world news in brief now a prison break in the rockies city of tikrit claimed the lives of at least twelve people clashes began late on thursday night after a suicide bomb attack at the prison gate the military has regained control of the facility and quoted these thirty three inmates who escaped although some study five are still at large the attack comes after al qaeda in iraq announced plans to regain territory and free its members who'd been jailed. thousands of workers have marched through central rome as part of a nationwide one day strike against austerity which will lead to a downsizing of the public sector the government passed the latest spen

let me read what it said, "the united kingdom continues to make up lost ground in the rankings this year-- lost ground that happened under the last labour government. there is a reason for that -- it is because this government are cutting regulation, cutting corporate tax, taking people out of tax, getting our businesses moving right across our country, investing in the regional growth fund, and delivering more apprenticeships than any previous government. that is what we are delivering, what has he done over the summer? where are the policies on welfare? nothing. where are the policies on education? nothing. where is the great plan for our economy? his only answer to a debt crisis is to spend more, borrow more, and put up the debt. >> back to the bunker after that one, i am afraid. i think the crimson tide is back as well. over the past two and a half years we have seen announcements on infrastructurefailed, -- faile, announcements on housingfailed, announcements on planningfailed. what is the reason for this economic failure? the reason is that the prime minister's fundamental economic

traveling around the united kingdom, cities as well as tiny hamlets. charles pole who served as private secretary for john meyer and margaret thatcher told me that the queen knows every inch of this country and in a way no one else does. she spends so much time meeting people that she has an understanding of what other people's lives are like. she understands what the normal human condition is. she has also spent an extraordinary amount of time honoring citizens and members of the military for exemplary service. in 60 years, she has conferred more been for more than 400,000 honors and awards and given them in person over 600 times. people need pats on the back sometimes she has said. it's a very dingy world otherwise. traveling with the queen was particularly valuable especially the overseas royal to her i took to bermuda and trinidad. she was 83 years old at the time and her program called for long days of meeting and greeting. her stamina was impressive. matched only by 88-year-old prince philip. whenever they go off on a trip together like that, the

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assange claim is a matter of ecuadorian and the united kingdom government. we have no standing in the british courts but the government does not -- >> senator has gone -- >> thank you. my point is matter of relevant. the question i asked, is whether we've made representation to the british government by metropolitan police. that's a yes or no question minister. >> there's no point of order. the minister is answering the question and the minister has one minute and five seconds. today there are 62 representations made by the australian government. now, according to a advice i got from the department, no australian received more attention in a comparable space of time in terms of representation than mr. assange. this includes representations on his behalf to obtain insurances of due pross and future legal proceedings. >> that was the highlight of the latest sitting the australian parliament. see you next time. >> see the first of the presidential debates wednesday october 3rd live on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. next a debate with candidates for the u.

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the united kingdom's pig association is predicting a worldwide shortage of pork and bacon next year, saying it's pretty much unavoidable. experts say pig farmers have been cutting back on herd size mainly because of rising food cost or the corn used to feed those animals. >>> coming up, here's a longstanding tradition in many towns. why a simple dance is causing such a controversy and now it is banned. >> after last night, you may wish some of the dancers were being banned. we'll take a look at who had the moves and who didn't on last night's season premiere of "dancing with the stars." we put a week's worth of bad odors in a home. some aerosols may just mix with them. can febreze really remove them? we asked real people what they thought. take a deep breath for me. describe the smell. it's very pleasant. fresh. some kind of flower maybe? remove the blindfold... awww, oh yuck! i didn't smell any of that! febreze air effects doesn't mix, it actually removes odors. [ laughs ] wow, that's incredible. just another way febreze helps you breathe happy. >>> take a look. good shot downtown.

that means an area 12 times the size of the united kingdom has vanished, setting a new record. the figures come at a time when the environmental committee has called for a halt of oil and gas drilling in the arctic. they went to see a coordinated response plan for accidents, and limited to financial liability for oil companies if an accident occurs, and a sanctuary to be protected from drilling. much of the ice will return now that the polar winter is approaching, but now we are in uncharted territory. the remaining place is known to be thinner and weaker than before. >> you are watching gmt from bbc world news. with the number of chinese over the age of 60 expected to double, country's leaders are seeking ways to deal with the crisis. mass protests across india against rising fuel prices and a move to allow retail giants into the country. it is time for the business news. i wish i could be surprised about the subject we are going to talk about. >> a lot of people were surprised how bad these figures were coming out of europe. looking at how businesses are reacting. it is not c

wildlife cameraman was diving off the coast in the united kingdom when a seal got curious first it tried nibble his shoulder then he grabbed his hand. he posted this video on youtube it is one of the more popular items today. the front flippers of the seal can grasp like a human hand i guess you can see that there. handshake? ahh, that's nice, great. mike is here with a final check on our weather. >>> can't democrats and republicans get along like that? [ laughing ] . >> not going there. >>> we are seeing warmest weather today will taper slowly, will hit the beaches first like today and tomorrow move inland. wednesday keep an eye to our south chance of thunderstorms probably to our east also sierra coolest days thursday and friday. >> there's your political weather forecast. from all of us at abc7 news thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. see you tomorrow morning.

we are talking about the future rulers of the united kingdom. this is of interest to our readers. inevitably, the publication of these photos will evoke memories of the treatment encountered by williams late mother diana, princess of wales. the truck -- a couple will discover tomorrow whether they have been successful with their injunction. any redress they do find in france will probably be of limited, symbolic value. >> now for an adventure which must surely be the coldest journey on earth. he has already been to both polls, across the antarctic, and climbed mount everest. what could be left on his list? he is going to cross antarctica in the southern winter. matthew price took on this decidedly brigid assignment. >> they strode, man and machine, for the deep freeze of the arctic night. their breath turn to ice crystals almost as soon as that left their lungs. fingers numb, toes hardened by the extreme cold, this is exploration at the limits of human endurance. >> this is the way i make my living. this is what i do. you could die out there. >> yes, but more people die on the mot

in malaysia they visited a hospice where catherine gave her first public speech outside of the united kingdomthe topic was the importance of medical care for children. >> they got married in april, that is 16 months. >> stop it, i think that she was dehydrated from all that trouble. >> that is going to do it for the cbs 5 news at noon, have a great day everyone and we will see you

there are such laws in some countries -- the united kingdom. presumably those are lots you think should exist, no? >> i do not think that such laws should exist. if you look at the history of the freedom of speech, the freedom of conscience, the freedom of expression in europe and america, this is the culmination of the victory of the individual. it has become one of the most basic human rights. this was not achieved overnight. hundreds of years went by and all of these freedoms were not available. do we not want to appease people in the arab and muslim worlds who are not there yet by indulging them and saying, okay, let's go back a couple hundred years? or should we say, you guys should catch up with us, and then our elected leaders should explain that to them. we are not going back. >> do you expect -- do you accept though that muslims have the right to be offended, first of all but if done, and now by the cartoon? do you think they have the right to be offended by these things? >> the freedom of speech, freedom of expression that is constitu

wildlife cameraman was diving off the coast in the united kingdom when a seal got curious first it tried nibble his shoulder then he grabbed his hand. he posted this video on youtube it is one of the more popular items today. the front flippers of the seal can grasp like a human hand i guess you can see that there. handshake? ahh, that's nice, great. mike is here with a final check on our weather. >>> can't democrats and republicans get along like that? [ laughing ] . >> not going there. >>> we are seeing warmest weather today will taper slowly, will hit the beaches first like today and tomorrow move inland. wednesday keep an eye to our south chance of thunderstorms probably to our east also sierra coolest days thursday and friday. >> there's your political weather forecast. from all of us at abc7 news thanks for joining us. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sa

>> it came out of the united kingdom and didn't check those gerbals but they found a dramatic impact on what we call the cochlea of the ear. snail shaped thing in the ear. it has hairs on the inside and nerves come right in there. they found they were able to regenerate both the hairs and nerves to the point where they were then testing them and able to hear better. you are talking about 37 million people in the united states with hearing loss. 90% of them have this kind of problem. good news about the fda. fda is working on a study of human infants now to see whether by using umbilical core blood, it would have affect. it's nice but we are now doing it humans. >> kelly: what kind of promise is it and how soon will it get into the mainstream? >> i do want to do with aging. us a age you get more of this hearing loss. sometimes medications do it and sometimes trauma to the ear but as you age, that is the key population. >> kelly: is there a way to prevent this if you get constant testing. >> hearing loss and numbers have been going up. i'm a little concerned about some of this research

brazil recently overtook the united kingdom to become the sixth largest economy. perhaps it is no wonder that the british prime minister has come to town to drum up trade. he is leading a delegation and in the past few hours, he met with the president in the capital. but brazil faces many challenges. there are signs that its economic growth is slowing and inflation is on the rise. when it comes to education, brazil ranks 53rd in the world. it is an issue the country needs to addss so it can seize its momentum not be left on the sideline. and downtown, there are throwing up the buildings at a dizzying pace. but it takes more than muscle to lift the country. all of this prosperity was built on natural resources but of the country wants to do more than supply commodities to china, it needs human helped to. >> you will not find many skilled workers on the streets. it is here in the poor neighborhoods, not far from the business district, that you find that challenge. if this country ever wants to develop from an emerging economy, it is going to have to do a better job

. >> we have bands from germany, and all united kingdom the united states. >> what is it about this band with so many people? n thatis a phenomeno defies explanation. three generations are in love with beatles' music. a 12 year-old is exposed to for the first time and it is almost the same way it was 12 years old. >> is not just music this weekend. have speakers who are the history of the beatles. have guitars that george harrison used. we have the original beatles drum said from the eds sullivan show. a lot of memorabilia and a lot artists. appreciate -- >> we appreciate the time you have given us. of the proceeds will be from victims -- going to the hurricane and local victims of house fires. tickets go from $12 to up to if you want a more inclusive package. die-hard fans want to be here for every minute of this. you can find out more wjla.com -- att wjla.com. >> it looks like he is looking for some sunshine out there. our beacha check of forecast. ?ave >> here comes the sun. what they want to be singing. you can see a lot of folks out the beach and on the boardwalk taking advantage of

lowry, a professor at a university in the united kingdom and this demonstration -- was all about theliquid nitrogen retni to its geoe. video -- to the beginning, and kind of let him describe what's going on. >> this is liquid nitrogen. now, this is liquefied gas. >> what he's going to do is pour the liquid nitrogen into a regular soda bottle. he then fills this garbage can with warm water. then he puts the cap on the bottle, puts the steel container of liquid nitrogen in the warm water and then fills the garbage can with the ping-pong balls. let me explain the science behind this. the nitrogen takes in heat from the water that's surrounding the bottle. the heat that this is absorbing forcing the molecules to break apart and then the pressure that's building up in the bott, that's the potential energy. that converts, stored potential, then the stored potential energy converts to kinetic energy, and the explosion happens in all directions. >> i love it. >> a short, put a bunch of stuff in a garbage can and it exploded. >>> my name is mr. whomp, whomp, whomp. >> that's right. answers he

the saudis also very much value the close government to government relationship with the united kingdom, and it remains to be seen whether america and saudi arabia, the biggest customers of bae systems, will make of dealing with a partner that is not only multinational in outlook, because eads is french, german, spanish, but our company in which the national government, particularly of france and germany, has set significant stake. it will raise all kinds of issues that i don't think have been fully thought through yet. >> the deadline is october 10. >> not long at all but not long before we discover if printing more money is the secret to success in the u.s. >> the eyes of the global market are fixed firmly not on you, but the most powerful central banker in the world. the boss of the u.s. federal reserve, ben bernanke. today, will he or won't he announced new measures to reinvigorate the u.s. economy? the fed meeting wraps up this afternoon and this is seen o'clock 30 -- 4:30 gmt is one we expect an announcement hopefully, it will be let out to consumers who will then spend it. ben be

. >> the duchess is the patron of a similar charity in the united kingdom. >> see the smile on that young 15-year-old, priceless. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back now. thanks for joining us. just a beautiful live shot over downtown san jose. just a few high cirrus clouds comprised of ice crystals. those are the only clouds that are able to get through this strong ridge of high pressure, bringing your temperatures towards that century mark at livermore today, 96 degrees there. we'll be at 80 degrees in oakland. and 72 degrees in san francisco. staying hot through saturday. and then we get cooler and cloudier next week with maybe some showers wednesday into thursday. a little something for everyone, guys. >> christina, thank you very much. to finish up, we've all heard the expression f you do the crime, you have to do the time. apparently that holds true even if you're 2 years old. >> a toddler in pennsylvania now has a police citation on his hands. listen to this. 2-year-old nathaniel was shopping with his mom wherlzed he had to go to the bathroom. before mom could stop him, he ran to

. >> the show takes sure law comes out of the united kingdom, out of london, transports him to new yorkity, where he is still british. he has had problems back home and finds himself in new york, where he meets dr. watson, played by lucy loop. who is a surgeon who is not practicing surgery anymore, she is having some of her own issues. and she is his companion as he is recently out of a rehabilitation facility. >> that is johnny miller talking about their new show " elementary " premiering tonight on this channel 10:00 >> the giants are moving closer to the league's best record, but that was not the only celebration at the ballpark. congratulations are in order to despair of fans during the third inning last night, one fan dropped to a knee and popped the question to his girlfriend under the watchful eye of lucille and all the fans nearby. what did she say? >> no. >> of course she said yes. >> we understand that the mascot, lucille, has been invited to the wedding. >> that is pretty sweet. >> one to remember, and it was on tv. what's better than that? >> that is going to do it, have

whenever france did, the united kingdom did not. is there not a danger on relying on undemocratic, silly a rab regimes. they may end up assisting some groups in syria to get weapons which might not have been taken if we ourselves have gone to take on the role. >> this is the argument we would need to intervene ourselves to send with what is in order to stop other people from doing so. i cannot think that would necessarily affect anyone else from doing it. who might do that. there are major other drawbacks to the policy. we can expand on them as much as you like. we would not know how those weapons would be used. the conflict in syria would be defined as one in which the west is involved. i think the drawback, i do not [indiscernible] we do not know how the situation will develop. >> reports of some of the extremists, perhaps al qaeda, extreme groups who are being harmed through saudi arabia. >> i cannot comment on who is arming who. we do not provide information about that. i am concerned about extremist groups fighting syria, as i

citizenship test all six how many parliamentary constituencies there are in the united kingdom the correct answer six hundred and fifty now we've come to the u.k.'s national library to find out if the london is ten k'naan so that question correctly would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the u.k. . sorry i just don't know would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the u.k. . so looks like david cameron's not the only one to struggle with the on says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister. he chaired the discovery had ended during the show they can enjoy as many of retakes as they like . julian assange has a key is the u.s. of silencing the truth as he addressed the world leaders gather it gathered at the u.n. still holed up in ecuador's embassy in london but also he provided him with a link to share his ease meanwhile the u.s. military has dubbed the wiki leaks an enemy of the state wiki leaks spokesman christine robinson says the m

executive director of green peace united kingdom called shell one of the dirtyest, most regressive corporations in the world. i urge you to reject the cca. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is barbara raymond. i'm happy to be here. i'm sorry everybody left before i had a chance to talk to everybody. i'm a resident of san francisco. i live in the mission district. i purchased a house there in 1978 so i have been here a long time. i went out for the sierra club about five years ago. the petition talked about hetch hetchy, how san francisco owned hetch hetchy, what a wonderful program it s. everybody signed my petition. whether in the park in the heights, dolores or farmer's market, everybody loved this idea. then disappeared. i don't know who was against it. i never heard anything more about this. this is five years later. i still have my tee-shirt i wore when i came here five years ago. it says clean energy. well, i was really looking forward to saying great, we are going to have clean energy. i'm sorry, i came to this wonderful presentation. it was excellently researched, beautifully presen

people across united kingdom have reported seeing large meteor so the night sky.midlands and east anglia. bright green light. it was travelling at the speed of a military jet it was travelling at the speed of a militaryjet fighter. it it was travelling at the speed of a military jet fighter. it was broken up military jet fighter. it was broken up by military jet fighter. it was broken up by the time i saw red. there must have been 10 or 15 pieces on fire, white hot with a red underside. a massive gold light. everything was moving in unison. it was not diverging or whatever. i thought it was a play that first. it was moving much slower than i expected for a shooting star.! look expected for a shooting stat! look at the weekend weather. on saturday morning we begin on a cold night. frost across the country. it will be chilly first day in the morning. there will be some sunshine around to compensate. on saturday, the country will look better. a detailed forecasts through the morning. the early sunshine with slightly more cloud across scotland. a few showers through t