where's vienna. >> jimmy: vienna is back here. she slept with her boyfriend wes.most everyone in the house hatete vienna. >> it seems to be a consensus, yeah. >> jimmy: do you think -- >> by the way, my show doesn't seem so interesting now. i don't know why we had three hours, looking at it like this. >> jimmy: i think it's better when their bodies aren't made of popsicle sticks. >> no, they are, that's the weird part. >> jimmy: it is a really weird thing. >> the entire show is me doing this. >> jimmy: ultimately, though, ultimately, everyone goes in the house and everyone fights and at the end, you declare a winner and the winner gets $250,000. >> they fight and then as you saw on the premiere, you know, tonight then they make love -- >> jimmy: yes, there's a lot of sex. >> we wanted to show more but the abc lawyers are like -- they're very particular about what they'll show. the covers can't be moving. they can't be on top of one another. they're very particular about what they show. >> jimmy: yet we know for a fact the abc lawyers themselves are insatiable in t

but i will talk here about four things; the vienna summit june 3rd and 4th, 1961; the start of the wall; checkpoint charlie tank confrontation, october 1961; and the connection between the cuban missile crisis and berlin in october 1962. when kennedy became president on january 20th, the day after he'd met with eisenhower, he staffed his white house with the people whom everybody called the best and the brightest. george bundy who had been dean of faculty at harvard university, a scholar of a everything at harvard university and a number of other people. he also brought onboard the best possible experts on the soviet union, george cannon who he had known personally for quite some time, chip boland, ambassador who had serve inside moscow, and he also brought onboard several other people whom he consulted from time to time like tommy thompson who was ambassador to moscow and floyd cruller who was assistant secretary for european affairs, but also a soviet hand. there was only one european hand who was in the senior levels of the white house, and that was henry kissinger who was there only

let's look at temperatures for today. 22 in paris, 24 in vienna.rlin, very cool for this time of year, 19 degrees. madrid with 28. typically you usually see the mid 30s. finally i'll leave you with some video coming out of singapore. andrew, you're really going to like this. this is part of the annual lantern festival. it kicks off on monday. this will last through september 12th. of course, it takes into consideration the traditional chinese culture. you can see some of the lanterns are very beautiful and colorful. it looks like a fun time through parts of singapore. >> huge time for the kids as well. they love those festivals. lanterns on the water, it's beautiful. >> it is. you must be pretty proud of australia right now. >> always. >> livable cities. >> australians, i tell you who won't be proud of that ranking, the people who live in sydney. >>> don't forget, if you want to comment on any of the stories you've seen on the show, all you have to do is get in touch with our team on our facebook page, go to facebook.com/cnnwbt. that's it for this

thoughts there was a ridge where frank the chair of east asian economy this is at the university of vienna. well now to some other international news stories this hour steve jobs of the founder of the tronics giant apple has resigned calcio own health problems he'll be replaced by the chief operating officer tim cook jobs who undervalue underwent a liver transplant following pancreatic cancer so that he could no longer handle his duties with fifty five year old has been on medical leave for an undisclosed condition since mid january. and after being shaken by tuesday's earthquake the east coast of the united states is bracing itself to be hit by hurricane irene or heavy rain and winds earlier better parts of the caribbean sweeping through cuba as well as the dominican republic it is expected to become a category four hurricane as it passes over the northwestern bahamas and routes to the eastern u.s. east coast and no deaths or injuries have been reported the best hour and mass student protests continue to shake chile as demonstrate just demands free education and changes to school funding

good friend chair of east asian economy and society joining us live there from the university of vienna thank you thank you sir. russia's high court will reopen the case of a suspected pedophile today who walked away free after his first trial as hundreds of child abuse suspects escape justice in russia each year the authorities are going call to take a tougher stance i think done a push over reports on health that up mothers and activists are taking that as it's of their own hands and mother in grief. was. even thought of buying a pistol and shooting him myself i simply don't know how else to protect my family live on the first floor with curtains constantly drawn i go to work every day with fear for my daughter richard only what shape. it was hard for you do admit she trusted someone who. should rule the man into the house is a common law husband to live side by side with him for more than i knew. seconds with an adult who told me he threw a stray cat on the roof and said he did the same to her it should have a confided in me about the things i was doing to her there's no so the. one

claimed four lives let's talk more on this with professor dr ruediger frank from the university of vienna thanks so much for being with us here on r.t. now could we see a repeat of that young pyong island incident when the north fired shells killing four people claiming it was responding to provocation are we going to see an escalation in tension again well of course we all hope that this will not be the case that information is here to boost personal we don't know exactly what was going on it's a little bit surprising in the short term because there were hopeful signs of talks in indonesia between north and south korea. your little bit surprised to this is happening now on the other system as the situation is complicated and you might have to show some force to do population so you're still struggling to find out what that really means and how this could go where the two countries technically remain at war following the nine hundred fifty to fifty three korean war. people wonder of course will ever be a peace agreement and if we do see tensions escalating and things getting worse what co

with the ridges airframes he's a professor of east asian economy and society at the university of vienna professor thanks for taking the time to chat with us so it looks of the development here is north korea is ready willing to return to the negotiating table but it does seem like the u.s. in the south has have set up some preconditions a including that north korea halt its nuclear activities in richmond are these obstacles going to be too big for the parties to actually sit down for these talks . to go to the resumption of utah. just. before talks can resume. they will expect an apology from north korea for the long island shelling and the sinking or so because of the new preconditions it is not actually what the other side has has wanted for over a year well and even if these talks do resume do you think that the north will be willing to give up its nuclear capability until there's an actual peace treaty signed with the south i mean you've mentioned how the south wants an apology but it seems like they're also due to make some concessions here to get this process started i think it go

a special welcome from friends from vienna that are here. so the visitor come from far and wide as we all know, so special welcome to the family from vienna and to my world war ii seminar graduate students this spring at unl. special welcome to you too. [applause] i'm very pleased to have the opportunity to introduce dr. gerald steinacher who is from austria. he did his studies at the university of innsbruck and while studying at the university of i innsbruck like many studen, like myself, given the intimate relationship between the university of i said brook and new orleans and a relationship that dr. nick mueller, in fact, started with a summer school almost 40 years ago, i had the pleasure to study with dr. ambrose at unl, and actually dr. steinacher when i started teaching at unl fell into my hands when in 1996, 1995-'96 he came as a student for a year as so many innsbruck students do. we will have this fall more than 50 students coming from innsbruck studying for a semester. dr. steinacher was working then, beginning to work on a disser

the iaea met in vienna in june following the fukushima daiichi accident. members agreed to improve the response to nuclear crises and ensure the safety of nuclear power. the iaea worked out the new plan as part of such efforts and presented it to member countries. the plan outlines a series of measures in ten areas. these include assessments of safety measures taken by nuclear regulators every ten years and, if necessary, additional checkups in three years. the draft also proposes the iaea organize an independent group of experts to regularly assess nuclear reactor designs and measures to cope with critical accidents. the draft will be submitted to the iaea general assembly in september after it's reviewed by member states. >>> travelers in japan will soon have more options when it comes to cheaper flights. japan airlines is going to launch a new budget carrier to compete with its rival all nippon airways. jal is going into the venture with australian discount flier jetstar and trading house mitsubishi. >> translator: in a few years airports in the tokyo a

and going to be warm in vienna as well. and thingsarm towards the east as well. here is your extended forecast now. >>> in response so last month's high speed train crash in china, the country's rail authorities will inspect one train model that's been involved in a string of problems. china's agency said on thursday that the government will carry out full scale checks and repairs on the crh-3db model. as a result daily services on the route will be reduced by 25%. china's railway ministry said the speed will be cut from 350 to 300 kilometers per hour on the line between beijing and tianjin. the top speed will also be reduced from 250 to 200 kilometers per hour on other lines. they will alter schedules starting tuesday. the chinese government said wednesday it will freeze approval of a high speed railway construction for the time being. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. uñ

." >>> a zoo in vienna threw a very special first birthday party. for one of its residents this week. zookeepers presented the panda cub and his mother with wax boxes of his favorite foods. bamboo, carrots and sweet potatoes. he's one of only two giant pandas ever naturally reared at the zoo and a member of one of the world's most endangered species. >>> more than 1,000 teens gathered to compete in china's first annual robo cop. showing off the latest in robotic technology. their robots competed in dance competitions, played soccer, and climbed obstacles. the smartest of them all is said to have the iq of a 3-year-old child. developers hope all the robots will someday be able to help humans. >>> well, they say most people have a twin out there, someone who looks just like you with no relation. apparently brett favre is no exception. at least that's what some are saying about this favre look-alike who became an internet sensation after showing up to watch a green bay packers practice. he says he never had any intention of attracting so much attention

vienna 35. and budapest comes in at a scorching 37 degrees. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour. an audio message purported to be from libya's muammar al gadhafi has called on his supporters to fight while opposition forces continue to hunt for him. the opposition national transitional council forces are asking for nato's help after taking control of the regime's core facilities. amidst heavy gunfire, about 1,000 soldiers surrounded the compound in tripoli where they claimed gadhafi and his family might be hiding. later in the day, a tv station run by loyalists ran a message purported to be gadhafi. the 3457b saman says he calls o supporters to rid the city of rebels who he calls rats. >> gadhafi forces have continued their resistance by deploying snipers throughout the city. they also stepped up their defensive in benjawat which is near gadhafi's hometown. the national transition council is working to launch a transitional government and asking for international assistance. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsl

things warming up in vienna at 30. here is your extended forecast now. >>> the japanese government has given the national women's soccer team one of the country's top distinctions. nadeshiko received the award for their world cup victory in july. the awards took place in tokyo. head coach, captain, and 23 other players and team staff attended. prime minister naoto kan said they made t win through perseverance. >> translator: we are honored that we received such a great award. it makes me feel we should again pledge to keep going on so we can encourage people through our performance. >> translator: we'll do our best at the preliminary qualifying games for the olympics and try to get the gold medal. >> the japanese national women's soccer team is the 19th recipient of the people's honor award since its launch in 1977. >>> a very exciting game that was. and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

it's a lot warmer here. 34 degrees in vienna. that's going to be hot. 32 in rome. getting up to 35 in athens. do take precautions against the heat here. and here is your three day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour in libya fighting intensifies between government troops and nato backed offenses in tripoli. the opposition forces announced the capture of saif al islam on sunday. a witness says that antigovernment forces gained control of an airport in tripoli on sunday while government troops struck back fiercely with rockets and other weapons. the counterattack appears to have killed many resident fighters. government troops are gathering in the district that surrounds the house of muammar gaddhafi. also that government snipers are positioned on high buildings. gaddhafi delivered a statement on sunday. he called on people to join the fight against antigovernment forces. >> a spokesperson for the antigovernment forces says that opposition fighters are arriving at a port in tripoli aboard ships. >>> we're keeping an eye on monday's tokyo market after the japanese

another hot day in vienna as well and budapest up to 36 degrees. lots of heat here. take precautions as necessary. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour. libya's opposition forces have stormed the compound of the country's leader muammar al gadhafi in tripoli. they're claiming most of the compound is under their control. the assault on tuesday was carried out with support from nato air strikes. the complex was gadhafi's stronghold and residence. they entered 5:00 p.m. local time following a battle against forces loyal to the longtime leader. footage from the site shows the rebels cheering for libya's day of liberation. they are stomping on a gadhafi statue and destroying his pictures. >> translator: we have taken control of 90% of the facility. we want a victory. >> fighting continues against loyalist snipers within parts of the compound. the antigovernment forces say they're searching for the libyan leader and will put him on trial for war crimes. the whereabouts of gadhafi and his family remains unknow

could see isolated thundershowers through italy into the west coast of the balkans. 28 in rome. 22 in vienna looking showery out here. and 18 degrees in london with cloudy skies. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> more than 200,000 visitors climb mt. fuji every year. that's the most beloved mountain in japan. this season 300 children are tackling the 3,776 meter peak. the kids came from siama city. 100 kilometers from the mountain. they started their first mt. fuji journey monday morning with a loud yell. on the way to the seventh station, they cheered each other. some pushed their friends on to keep going. >> the children stayed overnight at a lodge near the summit. they'll climb to the peak on tuesday. it's a really tough climb, that one. amazing. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, tension continues in libya. rebels are pushing for complete control of the capital city and of muammar gadhafi. the rebels have already gained control by monday. many have gathered in a square in the center celebrating their freedom from gadhafi's rule. mustafa abdul jalil spoke on nday and declared that gadhafi's era has ended. >> translator: we will capture gadhafi alive and give him a fair trial. >> jalil says his forces plan to quickly win control of tripoli and set up a provisional government there. troops have gathered at a military facility that also serves as the leader's residence. gadhafi has not been seen since issuing a statement calling on supporters to fight back. his whereabouts are unknown. the rebels have contained gadhafi's son. the second son saif al islam is wanted on charges against humanity. asked libya's opposi

could see isolated thundershowers through italy into the west coast of the balkans. 28 in rome. 22 in vienna looking showery out here. and 18 degrees in london with cloudy skies. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> more than 200,000 visitors climb mt. fuji every year. that's the most beloved mountain in japan. this season 300 children are tackling the 3,776 meter peak. the kids came from siama city. 100 kilometers from the mountain. they started their first mt. fuji journey monday morning with a loud yell. on the way to the seventh station, they cheered each other. some pushed their friends on to keep going. >> the children stayed overnight at a lodge near the summit. they'll climb to the peak on tuesday. it's a really tough climb, that one. amazing. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, tension continues in libya. rebels are pushing for complete control of the capital city and of muammar gadhafi. the rebels have already gained control by monday. many have gathered in a square in the center celebrating their freedom from gadhafi's rule. mustafa abdul jalil spoke on monday and declared that gadhafi's era has ended. >> translator: we will capture gadhafi alive and give him a fair trial. >> jalil says his forces plan to quickly win control of tripoli and set up a provisional government there. troops have gathered at a military facility that also serves as the leader's residence. gadhafi has not been seen since issuing a statement calling on supporters to fight back. his whereabouts are unknown. the rebels have contained gadhafi's son. the second son saif al islam is wanted on charges against humanity. asked libya's oppo

and going to be warm in vienna as well. and things warm towards the east as well. here is your extended forecast now. >>> in response so last month's high speed train crash in china, the country's rail authorities will inspect one train model that's been involved in a string of problems. china's agency said on thursday that the government will carry out full scale checks and repairs on the crh-3db model. as a result daily services on the route will be reduced by 25%. china's railway ministry said the speed will be cut from 350 to 300 kilometers per hour on the line between beijing and tianjin. the top speed will also be reduced from 250 to 200 kilometers per hour on other lines. they will alter schedules starting tuesday. the chinese government said wednesday it will freeze approval of a high speed railway construction for the time being. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back at the top of the next hour.

highs on friday, 24 in paris and 25 in london, not too bad. 25lsin vienna. still hot in athens coming in at 35 degrees. that's a look at your weather for now. he'southree-day outlook. >>> global markets fell 3, 4, 5% on thursday. in new york the dow jones fell 4% or 500 points. let's see where tokyo shares are trading. >> thanks a lot. tokyo shares no exception, they are down sharply as katherine said, we are following an overnight plunge of more than 500 points in new york on concerns of the u.s. outlook. we are down currently 3.6% a loss of over 350 points with the nikkei at 9,306. the nikkei is at 9,306 this friday morning. tokyo share prices are taking a beating from a recent string of u.s. economic data worse than market forecasts. uncertainties over the global economy as mentioned by the head of the european central bank on thursday, also dampening investor sentiment. we are back in the 78 levels despite the market intervention by japanese monetary authorities on thursday. we are back at 78.71 to 76 yen against the dollar this friday morning. the euro

things warming up in vienna at 30. here is your extended forecast now. >>> the japanese government has given the national women's soccer team one of the country's top distinctions. nadeshiko received the award for their world cup victory in july. the awards took place in tokyo. head coach, captain, and 23 other players and team staff attended. prime minister naoto kan said they made the win through perseverance. >> translator: we are honored that we received such a great award. it makes me feel we should again pledge to keep going on so we can encourage people through our performance. >> translator: we'll do our best at the preliminary qualifying games for the olympics and try to get the gold medal. >> the japanese national women's soccer team is the 19th recipient of the people's honor award since its launch in 1977. >>> a very exciting game that was. and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

for vienna and kasey, revenge. >> i think they do something that couples are always tempted to do, to has inflicted on them. vienna is a bit of a sadist. >> i don't want to be here. >> reporter: two ex-couples under the same roof, do you think that experience can be therapeutic? >> in life we have to learn that separation is not the same as abandonment and rejection. >> reporter: mike and holly are getting along really well. i would say they're the mature couple on the show. and ultimately maybe this experience could help them. >> here's what m mes them mature. he is not stuck in punishing her for having rejected him. >> i am going to give this rose to holly. >> any chance that being in conditions like this with a show like this could actually bring them back together? >> absolutely. i think, you know, the extraordinary y essure and these extraordinary circumstances, it's -- i think it makes or breaks them. it's amazing how in touch with his emotions he is and how willing he is to open up to a many wochlt that's a tough thing for too many guys out there. i wish morguys would take a pa

looking much cooler. 28 in berlin, but very hot for vienna at 34 again. and steaming hot in budapest as well, so do take precautions against the heat. that's the look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour, libya's transitional government says it's working to set up a new administration while searching all out for moammar gadhafi. pockets of resistance remain in parts of the capital tripoli. the leader of the opposition national council told reporters in benghazi on wednesday that it will launch a new administration to replace gadhafi's as soon as gadhafi's military compound in tripoli, effectively bringing his reign to an end. the council plans to transfer its base to the outskirts of tripoli soon. >> translator: we're offering a bounty of about $1.7 million for whoever captures gadhafi. >> he also said that the council will grant special amnesty to government officials if they hand in gadhafi or kill him. but with fierce resistance by gadhafi's troops continuing in the south of the capital on wednesda

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vienna warms up. stays hot in madrid, 36 degrees with the sunshine. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you for joining us. >> this program airs statewide on california public television, and is a "california's gold" classic. well, hello everybody. i'm huell howser, and here we are on catalina island, and what

vienna warms up. stays hot in madrid, 36 degrees with the sunshine. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you for joining us.

vienna at 34. at's plus nine degrees ave the arage bupe36 s. foca. >>> once again, the top stories at this hour. resistant by forces loyal to libyan leader moammar el gadhafi has continued in some areas of the capital of tripoli after the virtual collapse of his dictatorial regime. anti-government forces seized control of gadhafi's compound in the capital on tuesday but the leader's whereabouts remain unknown and his troops have continued to fight on wednesday. meanwhile, a national transitional council which consists of opposition leaders is taking steps to launch a new government. the council plans to transfer its base from the northeastern city of benghazi and set up a provisional government in tripoli. a senior member of the council mammoub jabril has stressed the need to rebuild libya. the council will meet with the u.s. and european and arab nations in qatar on wednesday and ask them for financial assistance. it will also ask for cooperation in rebuilding the country from other nations at a conference to be held in turkey on thursday. >>>

. >> reporter: "bachelor" star jake pavelka and vienna endured a public engagement with this beautifulg. then an even more publicized break-up. >> please stop interrupting me! >> reporter: the ring went back to the production company and the exes are now opening up on abc's "bachelor pad." >> we booth looked like fools, you know, in front of america. >> i accepted jake's apology. people need to really start focusing on the present. >> reporter: today, meimei fox is doing just that. are you going to getet married again? >> i think so, yeah, i believe so. >> reporter: no proposal yet though? >> nope, nope, it's been discussed. but i'll leave it at that. i believe that i'm with the love of my life truly. >> reporter: so, along with her rings that she's selling on exboyfriendjewelry.com for a total of nearly $7,700 -- >> prepared to last as long as the memory will. >> reporter: it's also out with her old wedding dress which is now going for nearly $1,000. how do you think you're going to feel when this sells? >> you know, i really feel like it's a cathartic process. unloading some of the e

expecting 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar to 35 degrees. it's going to be very warm. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

vienna 32, rome at 32 and warsaw at 31. here's our extended forecast. >>> that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us.

getting warm here. 27 also in vienna but cooling off in the east. we've got only 20 degrees for moscow all right. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. we leave you with footage of one of japan's best known summer events. the aomori nebuta festival. the annual event kicked off on tuesday in the disaster-hit tohoku region. ♪ nebuta giant lantern lit floats deck indicated the heroes and ancient warriors are paraded through the main streets of aomori streets in northern tohoku. some of this year's floats are designed to encourage the rebuilding efforts. they include mow mow ta rue, a boy from a traditional folk tale who defeats devils. the event organizer says about 390,000 people, 10,000 more than last year watched the parade on tuesday. ♪ the festival will continue through sunday. ♪ 1

this is the officer on duty august twenty second one thousand nine hundred ninety one by vienna boris yeltsin declares that there reactionary coup has failed and thank the defenders of the white house twelve pm for the first saw him the three colored flag is raised over the supreme council of russia. yeltsin held for. only five months or left before the collapse of the soviet union.

london compared to what's happening in paris, 13 degrees here, 39 in madrid, 27 a warm day for new viennas well, 5 in athe35 in athens and stockholm at 16. here's your extended forecast. . once again our top stories at the this hour the u.s. dollar has hit an all-time low against the yen in new york trading on friday. the dollar dropped below its previous record low of 76.25 yen set on march 17th. selling of the dollar and the euro for yen has accelerated over concerns about e outlook for the u.s. and european economies. the dollar is currently trading between 76.15-18 yen. >>> the japanese government is partially lifting its ban on the shipment and transportation of beef cattle from miyagi prefecture northeastern japan. it imposed the restriction after levels of radioactive cesium were detected in beef. the cows had been fed rice straw that became highly contaminated from the fallout of the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant accident. >> translator: the decision is based on securing safety and management. we are assuring that only proper managed cattle whose meat is safe to eat gets to mark

this is the officer on duty august twenty second nineteen ninety one by vienna boris yeltsin declares that their reactionary coup has failed and thanks to defenders of the white house twelve pm for the first saw him the three colored flag is raised over the supreme council of russia. held said held for. only five months or left before the collapse of the soviet union. culture is the same of jargon in. the old words to suit the face changed everything twenty years ago communist party hardliners attempted to derail me hope out of a child's efforts to reform the soviet union.

another hot day in vienna as well as in budapest coming up to 36 degrees. lots of heat here. so you do want to take precautions as necessary. all right. so that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour -- libya's opposition forces have stormed the compound of the country's leader moammar al gadhafi in the capital tripoli. the rebel fighters are claiming most of the facility is now under their control. the assault on tuesday was carried out with support from nato air strikes. the complex was gadhafi's stronghold and residence. the opposition forces reportedly entered the compound at around 5:00 p.m. local time following a battle against forces loyal to the longtime leader. footage from the site shows the rebels cheering for libya's day of liberation. they are stomping on a gadhafi statue and destroying his pictures. >> translator: we have taken control of 90% of the facility. we won a victory. >> fighting continues against loyalist snipers within parts of the compound. the anti-government forces say they are searching

hmm vienna over in europe is a very dark dark time and a lot of heat " number that the probes to fit his directo >> a delight ssc pcs to that neurologists in an effort to and national debt uncontrolled the deficit now very 15 trillion dollars. department has to curtail their spending by 10 percent. the goal is to have those cuts in place by 2013. republicans are saying that the planned cuts in non go deep enough. democrats are refusing to reduce spending for social security, and medicare, and republicans are refusing any tax increases. >> are waiting for the fall to clear. james fletcher has more on what to expect. >> cadiz bay will see your best sky conditions. those will be some of the warmer locations, but cooler than they were yesterday. some spots will see a 10 degree cool down gangsta this marine layer that is pushing in pretty aggressively. that is where we see the most reduced visibility. with less than 2 mi. visibility north of santa rosa and it continues to grow. already causing delays at sfo. oakland and san jose are doing just fine. come here is what we see the temperatur

vienna, 28. still on the mild side. and we're looking at 24 degrees for kiev. that's a look at your weather conditions for you. and i will leave you with your three-day outlook. >>> members of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum will discuss measures that companies can take against disasters. the two-day conference starts on tuesday in sendai, miyagi prefecture, which was hit hard by the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. participants met at a reception on monday evening. about 100 experts and government officials from 18 countries and regions are attending the conference. >> translator: people in the prefecture will do all they can for early reconstruction. we would like to ask for further support for their rebuilding efforts. >> state secretary for foreign affairs chiaki takahashi said earthquakes hit many parts of the asia pacific region every year. he said he wants to exchange information on initial responses to quakes, as well as reconstruction after disasters. he added that the government wants to develop a plan in which people in a wider area can

this is the officer on duty august twenty second one thousand nine hundred ninety one by vienna boris yeltsin declares there reactionary coup has failed and thanks to defenders of the white house twelve pm for the first time the three colored flag is raised over the supreme council of russia. yeltsin held for. only five months or left before the collapse of the soviet union. them. last time the phone stop team was naamua beach where the gold rush still gets people hiked up. this time archie goes to cheer old region. where the local government is giving power back to the people.

eastern corridor a look at the damage pieces fell off the building and cars were crushed this is in vienna miles away from the at the center this is how man describes the seem >> it sounded like an explosion in this side of the building crumbled dumb to the clout through the parking lot >> no one in that circumstance or as curtain it left a dozen and a staff member injured and at a louisiana high school at luis high school in virginia this is a crack that is the bicycle why a student was taken to the hospital the other ones were treated by the school there's this high-school is near the epicenter it was caught on tape how at a liquor store near washington d.c. suburb because they are not used this woman and looks like she is holding they had no idea. the strongest quake to strike the east coast since world war to the no-es huma the washington monument and national cathedral are still closed as they have found some cracks >> we are showing you some pictures of what they found at the washington monument cracks were found near the top of the washington monument some say the monument is tiltin

like vienna, budapest feels more grandiose than the capital of a relatively small country, but the city remains the cultural capital of eastern europe, with a keenly developed knack for good living. you can enjoy that hungarian joy of life at the széchenyi baths. soak with the locals. of the city's two dozen or so traditional mineral baths, this is the most accessible and fun. budapest is hot, literally. it sits on a thin crust over thermal springs, which power all these baths. both the ancient romans and ottoman turks enjoyed these same mineral springs. they still say, "poke a hole in the ground anywhere in hungary, and you'll find hot water." magyars of all shapes and sizes squeeze themselves into tiny swimsuits and strut their stuff. babushkas float blissfully in the warm water. the speedo-clad old boys club gathers pensively around soggy chessboards. and the circle of rapids brings out the kid in people of all ages. after 2,000 years of experience and innovation, locals have honed the art of enjoying their thermal hot springs. budapest straddles the danube river. on the west side is

britain are now unfreezing gadhafi assets to hand them over to the rebels there is a bank as we know in vienna that is reported to be consider doing the same but holding back until it knows who exactly the money will be going to why were the u.s. and britain so quick to release those assets to the rebels. i think we should only be looking for one interest in this situation it will interest more of. the for they're interested in. good finding their favorites one to two in here it's in the oil wealth of libya and libya is it going to with a small human resources there is a small relatively small but relation with at the same time it is a huge an oil in all the resources that are in the twenty first century already introduced himself to us before. the era of world war stories or says the resources are running short with the consumption. of energy and he's not going to go down anytime soon this means that there will be wars for new regions any resources in the engines of specific coalition countries as well as the coalition such as nato will be t.j. king in gaining momentum and becoming even more

he was a holocaust refugee who came from vienna in 1939 to america, and it was said that one of the thingsuenced him the most upon his arrival was central park and broadway and was kind of a juxtaposition about things that one was used by the public free of charge and broadway was used by public definitely kind of a sense of capitalism paying admission that you will, so he kind of made these elements in the shopping center designs and ran hearst was arguably his greatest achievement and realization and a very unique feature was its triangular design. according to the company promotions was a house to minimize the walking distance between the stores and was the first time that there were more than two anchor stores and a center. and also just the amount of sculpture of artwork of kind of the aesthetic pieces she literally invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into the public art. it was definitely some' a public space in addition to the buying and selling them would be going on. >> what made randhurst a local destination attraction in chicago during the 1960's and 70's? you mentioned pu

to seoul's provocative military exercises in the area after running frank from the university of vienna says despite the tense situation on the peninsula hopes are high both sides will eventually reach a peace deal. it's a little bit surprising in the short term because there are a whole pull signs of talks in indonesia between north and south korea so your little bit surprised us that this is happening now and you got to be honest a mess the situation is complicated and they might have to show some force to their population eventually we all think it was going to be a peace agreement because the current situation is obviously not sustainable the question is what and under which conditions and the right now in north korea are struggling to have a succession problem you have the mess that you call me that is really dark also worsened by the recent flooding and next year to have a big event coming up really need to show some subsisted there are people so far it's not even clear we're going to drop your son. because he does not get a bill for their success so even if you were still not cle

headlines from around the world for you in the united states a stage has collapsed at the ferry in vienna killing at least four people it happened on saturday night during stormy weather at the fairground in indianapolis the strong winds caused the stage ripping for the outer concert to fall trapping and injuring around forty people dramatic footage right there. militants have stormed the governor's compound in the eastern afghan provinces of part of one killing nineteen wounding about forty others are powerful explosions followed by gunfire rocked the regional capital it's thought up to six suicide bombers carried out the attack on a taliban all of this all comes as afghan troops gradually take over from security forces. three people have been charged and several more arrested in connection with the sectarian violence that flared up in northern ireland clashes erupted as protestants and you will marching season in the nominally catholic city of london very police warned members of the public to avoid the. hungary's journalists fear that freedom of speech is taking a major step backwards

cars were crushed when part of a roof collapsed in vienna, virginia, and some spires were damaged at washington national cathedral. a d.c. fire department spokesman says there were numerous injuries throughout the city, but nothing serious. >> here at the pentagon, scott, there was some minor damage. some water pipes broke and some hallways and offices were flooded, but it might have been worse. they just completed a structural reinforcement here that began after 9/11. >> pelley: chip, will you share with the folks at home what you told us earlier about what the park police told you? >> well, the park police told us that there were a number of horses-- mounted police officers on the mall say their horses got very antsy about five minutes before the earthquake hit. >> pelley: fascinating. chip reid, thank you very much. the earthquake triggered automatic safety systems at a nuclear power station in virginia, taking two reactors safely off line. a dozen other nuclear plants from north carolina to michigan will have safety inspections but remain in operation. we checked today and we fou

them on those taking to the ice on to the new format bronze limbic medalist manson and arrived from vienna chiles minnesota wild two year contract he promptly added in the system is inside last night as a bar soft beats is where he won the match was also watched buys in a league team of before bob barr's boss and now russia's national coach no doubt keeping an eye on the slimmed down of the shaky crew. but you see he is due to go box referees are now gone as are the true officials who kept track of the team on the ice the statistics department has taken over the latter g.t. the only drawback that i see is the lack of up and coming referees learning the game from such a position and the players on the are you probably won't notice the changes will become out of the coaching staff will get a clearer picture of what just happened yesterday. i want to rugby now and there's a change to the captaincy falls straight ahead of the cost broaching world queensland dread skipper james horwill take no go from rocky elsom coach robbie deans feeling the school the. next nonce finals elsom had held the ca

sponsors to souls provocative military exercises in the area dr robert frank from the university of vienna says despite this has situation on the peninsula hopes are high both sides will eventually reach a peace deal but it's a little bit surprising in the short term because there were hopeful signs of talks in indonesia between north and south korea. so you know a little bit surprised is that this is happening now and you have to use them as the situation is complicated and they might have to show some force to do population eventually we all think it was going to be a peace agreement because the current situation is not abuse to be not sustainable the question is when and under which conditions and right now almost we are struggling with the succession problem you have the mess the economy that is really also worsened by the recent floodings and next year to have a big event coming up we need to show some success to the people to towards how do you think we're going to. because he does not get officially been announced there successor even if so somehow we're still not clear what cargo s