a cool pair of stiletto heels on display in versailles. >> these may be tough to wear. check them out, yes, a giant pair of stiletto heels made entirely of stainless steel saucepans. this was created by a portuguese artist that used pans of all shapes and sizes, also on display and turning heads, a hot pink helicopter made of ostrich feathers and crystals. well, it is in versailles ... >> you show up in those in a helicopter and, you are good. >> i wonder how long it soak them to make that? >> 22 days.

. >>> well, a new exhibit at versailles has some wondering if marie antoinette would approve. what was once home to french royalty is now showcasing items like giant steel stilettoes and furry pink helicopters. it's the works of the latest in a series of contemporary artists being featured to show versailles as a place that an talk about contemporary issues, not just past ones. >>> one man in iraq is realizing a childhood dream of opening a zoo -- sort of. with the purchase of three lion cubs he's well on his way, originally forbidden to keep wild animals under the sadam hussein regime, his home is a popular place for children. he's says if the government grants him land, he plans to add an elephant, tigers, giraffes, and bears, oh, my. >>> passion isn't all that burns for a pair of lovebirds in england. taking a break from the olympic torch relay, one man handed off the fiery beacon and got down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend. at eight months' pregnant she happily accepted as they embraced and she slipped on the ring. with the crowd delighted, he then resumed the tr

. >>> from yosemite to the french palace of versailles, google is offering tours of the greatest placesine. they provide virtual tours of 132 famous sites in 18 countries. the mountain view tech giant says the goal is to preserve historic places around the world and bring them to a wider audience. >>> environmentalists try to find out how much debris from the 2011 japanese tsunami is headed for the coast. they washed 10 million tons of debris in to the ocean. to find out, environmentalists will look. >>> prosecutors are unlikely to retry edwards in the campaign corruption case. jonathan reports on this dramatic day in court and the judge's decision that leaves edwards a free man. >> jurors in the john edwards trial reaching a verdict on only one of six counts. they found him not guilty on one account. the jury could not reach a verdict on the other five counts leading judge catherine eagles to declare a mistrial. >> thank goodness we live in a country that has the kind of country we have. i think those jurors were an exemplar for what juries are supposed to do in this country. >> report

. >>> in france, visitors to versailles were treated to a light show like no other. at a music festival celebrating the works of handel fire works were launched in time with the most amazing pieces. dancers performed fetes on floating boats that floated down the grand canal. the show was one even marie antoinette may have approved of. >>> in france one competition has competitors going to great heights. elite divers competed in the first of several meets in the 2012 cliff diving world series. athletes bounded from a 0 foot flat form executing somersaults, flips and twists before diving into the water before. the winner performed an amazing back triple somersault with three twists. one, two -- maybe that wasn't the winner. >>> finally if you're headed to finland you may want to pack sunscreen, a couple of sleeping masks because in the northern part of the country the sun doesn't set for 60 days during the summer. the phenomenon occurs in latitudes north of the arctics, south of the antarctic circle. residents celebrate by relaxing in hot tubs, bonfires. i have relativ

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western seaboards of luzon and also versailles, those areas i where flash flooding, mud slides, landslides, all a high risk. looking at your temperature here at 35, things are even hotter in india. let's look at a video coming up from india. now, india has been oppressed by an extreme heat wave the past several months. in the northwestern state of rath stan, temperatures into the 40s nearly every day. you can see that guy really trying to take those clothes off, but to cool off, people have been seeking refugee at local juice bars and ice cream shops. also many lakes have been seeing drying rapidly at about ten centimeters a day. we can pull back, i can show you that things are going to get better with the southwest monsoonal flow kicking in and bringing moisture. that's all going to be moving towards the southern half of india, which is really great news. you see it reflecting here in the temperatures, cooling down here but still reaching 44 degrees so extremely hot just yet. all right, moving over to the americas now, the pacific northwest will be targeted with the pacific storm. you can

and the risk of landslide and flooding cannot be ruled out here across luzon, even down towards versailles as that monsoon will be enhanced as this tracks toward the west. that will keep you posted on this area. temperatures are shaping up like this. taipei at 31. beijing up to 27. look at tokyo. cloudy skies. keeping it rather cool only with a high of 23 on tuesday. now in the americas, tropical storm debby has been the main topic here throughout the day here. it's currently remaining rather stationary. winds about 83 kilometers per hour in the center of circulation. although a lot of that convection has already pushed onshore. seeing these winds pushing onshore in the right front quadrant here. this is apalachi bay. that's where you'll be seeing the highest risk of storm surge. up to about three-meter high storm surge could be experienced here and already seeing it down here towards the south. let's take a look at photos coming out of the tampa bay area on your sunday. those are boats there at the road level, as that surge lifts up the water here. and also you can continue to see those w

landslide warnings have been issued here across the eastern portions of luzon, extending down toward versailles and some of the steeper elevations. this is where you're highest at risk for mud slides and landslides and the outer rain bands come on shore. as of now it looks like the forecast track is keeping this storm just off shore before it starts to move off towards the northeast. staying away from the southern japanese islands, but still okinawa is within the cone of air and if you do miss the center of circulation, a lot of the outer rain bands could be affecting, bringing that thunderstorm activity, the high winds, and also heavy surf accompanied by rip currents even off towards the east coast of mainland japan, going into next week. so definitely will continue to watch this. what is causing this churning of the storm off towards the northeast is this area right in here. it is a low pressure area, starting to develop up and already brought heavy rainfall to 99 millimeters in the past 24 hours here in northern amani prefecture and now to the next 24 hours it does look like this whole area

. >> verizon says it will phase out it's existing phone plan, they'll be replaceded by what versaillesson calls share everything, and the share everything plans is launched june 28, they'll offer unlimited voice, text and video for up to seven devices. verizon's stock hit a four-year high today. investors meanwhile continue to hang up on zinga stock. zinga is fighting back, announcing that it's draw something game will be the company's first release in china. >>> the latest housing numbers a are -- >>> and this is a technology that will put your gym to shame. we're going to make you into the high-tech company that's helping athletes to reach new heights. it's part science and part hard work. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, you've been tracking some windy conditions with that fire in san francisco? >> 20 to 40 miles an hour down there so firefighters will be continually battling it to get all of those flames out. it was hot, 93 in belmont creek. look at this, these winds in san francisco, oakland, also lipmore, all have a wind component to them. right now 60s, v

it's a bit akin to what happened in the 1920s, when you had the treaty of versailles. people estimate the total liability that germany had under those was 100% of their gdp and spent the next decade really with endless conferences trying to actually find ways. it's never going to recover. >> i want to bring tina back in. there's this thought in the markets we'll get a big draft of measures and get a shift towards some kind of agreement on the debt mutualization. what's likely to happen politically? >> well the european governments, the head of states, the troika have welcomed the result but made very clear in their response that greece will still meet to meet its conditionality. the initial reaction hasn't changed their position and i don't expect to see dramatic change coming at the eu stance at the end of this month earth. having said that there will be some softening in the terms. you could see a one to two year extension. i expect to see some type of aid because there's some sort of cash crisis coming up in the summer. there will be some goodwill measures. for the

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