the time is 6:42 and 36 degrees in vienna. >> the rush limbaugh verbal attack on women at georgetown university and what he said and how students are responding. >> what is new at the movies? coming up on the weekend the movie got. >> we will have the latest from the campaign trail, stay with how did this small colorado town get through tough economic times? freight rail. it attracted large companies, like vestas. we built four factories to make turbine blades towers, and generators. creating over seventeen hundred jo. then suppliers, stores more companies followed, creating more jobs.economists call that the ripple effect. i call it the freight rail effect. freight rail concts every corner of america, bringing jobs and economic growth along for the ride. visit freightrailworks.org. >> marion barry is that the center of a new political battle and there is an effort under way from -- to keep them from being a national delegate. this time on the national stage is over, some say, and his recent tax troubles are a reason for voters to kitimat, he is a ball and chain that connects to a pe

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg tal cot has that story from vienna. >> as iran moves closerld a nuclear bomb and hass israel moves closer to a possible preemptive strike the vienna based ambassador to the ieae claims they are not building a nukear weapon. >> nukear weapon has no place in our defense doctrine. for nukear energy and technology for peaceful uses, sure. >> but the japanese born iaea boss says iran is not coming clean in dispelling charges it is testing the weaponnization of its uranium stash. >> we have the information that indicates that iran was engaged in the activities relevant to the development of nuclear explosive devices. >> recent images suggest iran covered up activities. just last month the iaea was denied access. despite the new intelligence iran claims the inspectors had already been there. >> they want to go there. >> no the reason is they is politicized this matter. >> it is a long way from the streets of vienna austria to the dangerous terrain of the mid east but even here the sound of saber rattling about a possible conflict between israel and i

a lot of thick fog hovering around in the vienna area. this is 395 coming across the 14th street bridge. lanes are open, no problems headed for the southeast- southwest freeway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> fox 5 is monitoring metro. metro employees accused of buying meals, expensive gifts and personal items, all on agency credit cards. >> the allegations are detailed any report just released by metro's inspector general and first obtained by the "washington post." sherry ly has more on the fallout. >> reporter: riders dissatisfied with metro's aging system and fare increases now have another thing to add to complaints. in a 13-page report, metro's inspect ore general details dozens and dozens of questionable credit card purchases over a 15-month period. the total, nearly 10,000 dollars. >> i think that is one part of a much larger problem. a lot of things about this make me mad. >> reporter: the report was first released following a request by the "washington post." large portions are blacked out includ

talking to us from vienna much appreciated thank you. living up to date on some world news in brief similar top stories for you a double bombing in northern iraq has left at least thirteen people dead the first blast happened to a car exploded outside a crowded restaurant as people rushed to the scene to help then a suicide bomber detonated his belt filled with explosives twelve others were injured and what the suspect is al qaeda attacks. france's president says the country has got too many foreigners or the system for integrating them is failing in a t.v. debate nicolas sarkozy defended his campaign promise to reduce the number of annual immigrants and place tighter control welfare benefits sarkozy's trailing by the socialist party candidate in the elections and is competing for conservative voters with the country's far right nominee. the man who confessed to the massacre of the norwegian island of latoya last july's been formally charged with terrorism how does president rest as a policeman planted a bomb in oslo that killed eight at

include the united states is trying to run day agency so that they can dictate from washington what the vienna should do and that is why we do not permit such a thing to occur and that is the whole issue that said the agency has a professional technical organization should do its work and that is why you see they make meet so many noses here and there they do not let the agency to do its work and that is why we want to expect all countries including russia and others and i'm betty please that last meeting in fact russia and china ambassadors along with hundred countries of nonono movement all together questioned what had to happen in fact namely the least of confidential information that that we need mobilization of member states to prevent something happening in vienna we steered give away these agency from the society. full interview with iran's nuclear or iran's envoy to the u.n. nuclear watchdog click away at our t.v. dot com. stay with us here in our tease we bring you more in-depth coverage on today's mean news the russian presidential election as our updates continue from the heart of m

look over search of their life in vienna thank you for coming on r.t. today thank you. egypt has unveiled the line up of a long awaited government panel tasked with creating a modern democratic and inclusive constitution but already human rights groups are unhappy claiming islamic factions have banded together in order to dictate just to get to write the document now just a year since the revolution hopes for change of all but evaporated as artists are going to go to score points how diliman could be poster boy for egypt's revolution young educated a t.v. talk show host and politically active he was among those whose protests on few square toppled the regime of president mubarak last year but like many others who were on the streets with him he doesn't feel things in egypt have changed for the best. we were in against mubarak as a person we were against the whole system against oppression and injustice along the scarcer they were programmed lucian their actions sure they're applying the same techniques used here. the ruling military council or staff replaced hosni mubar

during each rush hour, 18 new orange line trains will operate between vienna and market town center. every third line train will be identified as a yellow line train and operate the yellow line bridge. customers will have new transfer-free trip options between certain stations. for more information, go to wjla.com. >> the d.c. council poised to vote on a bill that transfers city schools. this will change everything from where teachers work and how they're paid to which tests are needed to graduate. an oral cancer survivor will be at annapolis to urge a maryland lawmakers to raise taxes on smokeless tobacco and small cigars. advocates say a tax hike will deter children from using tobacco. >> a good week to on apple stock, but a bad week for oprah winfrey. which burger chain is america's second favorite? >> good morning. a big day for apple the tech giant announced it will pay dividends to shareholders this old mill -- and sold 3 million ipads in the first few days. stock closed over $600 for the first time. wendy's has dethroned burger king as the second-biggest burger chain gang. nei

military option, which could have immeasurable consequences. >> brown: meanwhile, late reports at the viennating, said satellite photos show the iranians may now be trying to clean up radiation at the parchin complex. in recent weeks we've discussed the potential for military action against iran. now, we examine the latest diplomatic movement. for that we're joined by: suzanne maloney is a former u.s. state department official who dealt with iran issues. she's now at the brookings institution mehdi khalaji spent nearly 15 years studying theology and law in the iranian holy city of qom and later became journalist in tehran. he's now at the washington institute for near east policy. >> an agreement but about what exactly? >> i think it's an achievement we're returning to the table. we've had quite a bit of difficulty getting the iranians to even speaking about the nuclear program and the communication from the iranian security committee has actually u indicated he's prepared to talk about nuclear issues. that's not always the case and the new-found willingingness at least on paper to allow ins

it's a battle of artificial intelligence for competitors in vienna. robot designers from 24 different countries with nearly 300 botts participated in the largest robot competition. the self-built designs square off to showcase their technical disciplines. after eight years, this is the first there's been a flying robot at the competition. and, finally, do not adjust your television. this home in malaysia really is upside down. no funny camera tricks here. the 1500 square foot house and everything inside is flipped. even the car in the garage. visitors are stopping over to get a peek. and owners say this is a statement to remind people to protect the environment or the world would turn upside down. but isn't it a lot cheaper to just put a sign in your front yard? it just seems the whole house. >> yeah, dishes would be difficult. >> gravity, you know. it always messes everything up. >> time now for an early look at some of the stories throughout the day here on nbc. 39-year-old christopher lee carlson arrested friday in his home is due to be arraigned t

let's go live to our senior international correspondent matthew chance in vienna, austria.ave new information about this reported cleanup, what are you learning? >> yeah, the latest information on that, wolf, is that, you know, the u.n. inspectors that tried to get into that site, called parchen, close to the iranian capital, a military facility where it's suspected that weapons reserve on the they were denied access repeatedly in january and february. what's been reported since this and confirmed by other western diplomats is that they're monitoring that site through satellite images. on those images, iranian vehicles can be seen in the site, earth moving equipment, things like that, and the interpretation being given to us by diplomats here at the iaea is that the site is being cleared up before inspectors are allowed in to take a look around. so that's what the implication is, according to the diplomats who have seen these satellite images that are iran is cleaning it up before it allows inspectors to see what's been going on there. >> important developments. matthew, an

cambridge down to vienna also lusby and st. leonard down to leonard town to st. mary's city. this is pulling away. northern neck, new lynn is almost done. it's 50 in town but look at the low 40s even 30s in western maryland. locally we still have some 40s showing and doing some 40s showing up in alexandria with columbia 46. quick look outside on the michael & son weather camera and good visibility. winds are gusting though in the low to mid-20s at the moment. 57 today. breezy. tonight, low to mid-30s. maybe some upper 20s north and west. 50 tomorrow and a chilly day. we recover nicely by sunday into the 60s. time change weekend put the clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed saturday night and then monday and tuesday we're back to 70. andrea and mike back to you. >>> thank you howard. our time is 6:18. next in sports the college hoops frenzy is here and oh i'm sorry. monika? monika we didn't want the figure you. >> hey guys. >> that's okay. no problem. if you're planning to head around town, a couple of things. first of all on the inbound side of the dulles toll road just

no problems to report coming nowft vienna. volume increasing as you work your way east of nutley street. -- no problems to report coming in out of vienna. northbound i-95, a stalled car that looks like it is in the process of being moved out of the roadway. volume increasing in both the express lanes and main line as you travel from 7100 headed up towards the capital beltway. you will find lanes are open here at the american legion bridge. no trouble spots to report traveling between 270 and tyson's. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> it is super tuesday. and polls are open now in virginia through 7:00 tonight. today, 10 states are holding republican primaries or caucuses and it is a crucial moment in the race for the republican nomination. only two ever the candidates are on the ballot in virginia. >> ron paul and mitt romney were the only ones to get enough signatures last fall. let's get a live report now at the top of the six from melanie alnwick in great falls at a polling place. >> reporter: good morning,

more delays fair oaks heading into vienna and inside the beltway still kind of crowded at falls chunk the rules are now in effect there getting on to the bridge. on northbound 95 still lined up. most of the way into springfield. more heavy traffic on 395 leaving edsall road past landmark and shirlington and then slow traffic approaching the 14th street bridge. maryland drivers i-270 stacking up heading south of 80 to hyattstown. heavy traffic again down past shady grove road the wind kicking a little bit on the cameras there too. southeast washington still a crash on the inbound side of pennsylvania avenue minnesota before kenilworth 295. better bet is 295 at the suitland parkway. they'll have some of the bailout. new crash prince george's county right before 450 now carrollton. inbound 4 out of upper marlboro a vehicle brown down and police were responding to that. your next check of timesaver traffic at 6:58. mike back to you. >>> thanks so much bev. we'll talk to new a little bit. okay, we have temps well into the 70s yesterday maybe 10 or 15 lower? >> no threat of potentially some

close toward the beltway in vienna, vdot was checking for a crash. the accident reported in the right lane right before you reach the beltway. those are your early morning obstacles. 95, 395 corridor you've been slow out of woodbridge getting into springfield. 395 with the volume merging as you head up past edsall and duke street to get up toward seminary road with the low merge there. the pace is good beyond that into shirlington. maryland drivers outer loop of the beltway has been slowest west of new hampshire avenue. the delays will take you off and on from university past colesville around to georgia avenue. cleaning up the crash northbound 4 and waysons corner. that was off on the shoulder at last report from callers. the next time saver traffic at 6:58. back to you. >> beverly, thank you. >>> howard is here and all important weekend forecast ahead. >> it's not going to be too bad this weekend. we're not going to be in the 80s. sunday looks a little cool, in the 60s but average highs are still about 56. i don't want to hear it. it's pretty good

member of the board outlined the detail of the agreement at a meeting in vienna.orth korean officials have agreed to halt uranium enrichment temporarily at their nyongbyon nuclear facility. and they say they'll allow iaea inspectors to visit the site. japanese and chinese board members welcomed the agreement. the south korean delegate said the u.n. agency should wait and see if pyongyang will actually carry out what it agreed to do. iaea director general yukiya amano says he'll send a senior official to north korea as soon as officials there agree to meet. >>> military tensions on the korean peninsula are never far away. north korean soldiers have carried out drills in an apparent show of anger. north korean troops shot at pieces of paper bearing the name of south korean president lee myung bak during their live fire drill. political analysts say this is the latest effort by north korean leader to tighten their grip. south korean and u.s. military personnel are carrying out exercises of their own. north koreans are angry about a poster found at a south korean mili

getting to 8 degrees in london and the same goes for degrees in vienna with plenty of sunshine. before i wrap up, i want to show you some video coming out of southern argti. massive chunks of ice bke free from the perito moreno glacier in santa cruz and fell into argentina. the country's iceberg, the ou 200 square kilometers and rises up to about 70 feet above water level. the glacier last ept i 2008. >>> a spectacular sight there. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> u.s. singer cyndi lauper has brought smiles to children in northeast japan who survived last year's earthquake and tsunami. the pop star, who is in japan r ccetour, visited an elementary school in ishinomaki city, miyagi prefecture. ♪ girls ty wt to have ♪ that's all they really want >> lauper sang several of her hit songs for the school's 350 students. afterwards she presented the school with ten cherry saplings. >> you are not forgotten, and we brought trees in hopes for nel r u. >> the school says it will plant the trees on graduation day later this nth. stear lauper arrived in japan on march 11th, the

news4's megan mcgrath joins us live from a polling site in vienna in fairfax county with more.o you. >> reporter: good morning. if thorough middle school in your -- thoreau middle school is your polling place, there's no wait, no line inside at all. polls have been open for a half-hour. it's been very slow. look at the video, we shot this a couple of minutes ago. you see just a handful of people, just two gentlemen inside, casting their ballots this morning. we've had a total of four so far. and again, the polling places have been open since 6:00 morning. now, virginia has proven to be a swing state in previous elections. a state to watch if you want to get a feeling for what voters are thinking. that's not the case with today's republican primary. that's because there are only two candidates on the ballot in virginia. mitt romney and ron paul. rick santorum and newt gingrich did not meet strict requirement for gathering signatures, so they are not on the ballot. and virginia does not allow write-in candidates during the primary. >> there is a history of virginia playing a real

matthew has the details from vienna. >> reporter: as discussions here at the nuclear watchdog's agencyan, it seems the pressure to curb that country's nuclear program is finally starting to yield results. diplomats say hi level talks between iran and the five permanent members plus germany, the p 5 plus one, are expected to resume shortly, possibly as early as next month after a gap of more than a year. kathryn ashton is the european commission foreign chief and the coordinator of the talks. >> today i have replied to dr. jalili's letter of the 14th of february. on behalf of china, france, germany, the russian federation, the united kingdom and the united states of america i have offered to resume talks with iran. buy hope that we will be able to now pursue with iran constructive engagement with the purpose of addressing the international community's concerns about the nuclear program. we will in the course of the next few days decide the dates and the venue. >> reporter: crucially iran appears to have dropped its conditions for nuclear talks. it also appears to have been softening its

you go to go in on 66 coming in from markham and manassas in to fair oaks and vienna. all the lanes are open. the light volume here heading east past manassas and centreville and going to the beltway. no early troubles 95 corridor, beltway maryland a good start. just building volume this morning. the next check of timesaver traffic is 5:16. mike back to you. >>> all right, thank you beverly. making news now, it's gets attention around the country here in d.c. too. hundreds of d.c. students and teachers expressed their anger over the way florida authorities are handling the trayvon martin case. they did it during a march to the white house yesterday. martin the the 17-year-old -- is the 17-year-old who was unarmed in his florida neighborhood when a neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman shot and killed him last month. however zimmerman's lawyer says martin attacked his client. >>> the pilot who caused an emergency landing in texas yesterday is receiving medical attention. jet blue says the pilot of a flight from new york to las vegas started screaming the plane was

. >>> six world powers meeting in vienna say diplomacy, not war, is the way to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapon. the u.s., england, france and germany were joined by russia and china and urging talks ahead of meetings with iranian diplomats. >>> according to an israel newspaper while president obama was meeting earlier this week with benjamin netanyahu. a white house spokesman denies that report. >>> changes are being made to both koecoke and pepsi on the w they make the caramel coloring used in their soda. this is a law that the syrup may carry a cancer causincausing. >>> underground parking lot fire caused expensive damage to cars. >>> a new viral video from brazil shows 30 stranded dolphins who were pushed toward shore by a strong current but beach-goers pulled the dolphins by the tails safely back into deeper water. >>> now here is an "early" look how wall street will kick off the day. dow adding 70 points yesterday. the s&p gained 13 points. the nasdaq nudged up 34. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 160 points while in hong kong, th

go she refused to sign the product and went back to vienna before it was even finalized. this all sounds very diplomatic they're very political but well let's be commonsense listen. the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini he once said that a nuclear weapon is anti islamic and i think you really meant it well as far as i understand islam in your part of the world the government of an islamic country could never do something against the will of allah well then why you this question why can't you believe the world make the world trust you what's what's the problem i mean if you're going to do that the way is this. i think that before we answer such a question the p five plus one member states should answer it to you. we have signed the nonproliferation trudi. i.a.e.a. inspectors have spent a total of four thousand man hours touring various sites in iran we admitted them and we also installed surveillance cameras at media water facilities in iran's political military and a religious leader. have stated officially that our defense doctrine does not provide for nuclear weapons. w

you can see the warmth through europe. 19 in vienna. 11 degrees in london. i'll leave you now to your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, rival politicical factions are power play at the top of the china leadership. bo xilai's removal as the party's secretary in the city of chongqing. senior members of the parties are assigned to posts in such cities. bo led efforts to develop chongqing by attracting foreign investment. he was destined for a position within the senior leadership. they say he was dismissed with a struggle between two groups. groups are fighting over which leadership they should take this autumn. bo is said to be part of a group backing president xi jinping. she is said to be picked for the top leader at the convention. they are at odds with the power youth league. citizens in chongqing were caught off guard by bo's removal. >> translator: the city's leaders have been doi well. the latest replacement seems odd. >> bo is reported to be changed with negligence of duty in supervising a close aide. police are investigating former vice

temperatures are as follows. 8 degrees for london and paris, 6 degrees in vienna, with plenty of sunshine. still minus 5 in moscow, minus 3 in kiev, and across the south, lots of double digits in the mediterranean countries. here is the extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, barack obama urged benjamin netanyahu to respond calmly to iran. the two leaders met at the white house monday. there had been growing concerns in the united states that israel may launch a preemptive military strike against iran's nuclear facilities. israel has threatened to mount such an attack. it doesn't believe economic sanctions are enough to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. >> when i say all options are on the table, i mean it. having said that, i know both the prime minister and i prefer to resolve this diplomatically. we understand the costs of any military action. >> when it comes to israel's security, israel has the right, the sovereign right to make its own decisions. i believe that's why you appreciate, mr. president, that israel must reserve the right to defend itself. >> observers sa

vienna managing to hang on to the warmth today. you will see the cold and rain descending down across toward the central mediterranean over the next couple days. like summer in the west. enjoy it while it lasts. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm kathryn kobayashi in tokyo. stay with us. /s

and 13 in berlin as well as in vienna. 17 in athens and rome. mid-20s in madrid. 17 in london. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. see you then.

. >>> well, police are looking for the vandals who chopped the limbs off of two trees in vienna.ing $7,000 in damages. how do you do this and no one sees you do this? officers say the incidents happened between february 24th and march 12th on the 100 block of church street. the trees are severely damaged. they're going to have to be replaced. it's going to cost $5,000 to do that. >> well, march as we know is the most popular time for college basketball and also the most popular time for vavasectomys. doctors say it's no coincidence. men know they'll spend several days on the couch after the procedure so often schedule it right before a big sporting series. urologists say requests for vasectomys double leading up to the ncaa basketball tournament. >> i've actually started asking them each year are you here for this specific purpose? well over half of them consistently kind of grin and admit that's why they're here on that specific date. >> a clinic in oregon is offering men a recovery kit including the copy of "sports illustrated" and a cooler, a basketball t-shirt and 3-d glasses

certain why won after picking up maximum points from bosnia, croatia, macedonia, montenegro and slow viennaeresting window into europe. so we've got to be thinking. we have american idol here in the u.s., and we have "the voice," but perhaps what we really need is our own euro vision. an america vision where people from red states strategically vote for each other, where the two coasts create an alliance. will there be a north-south divide? i hope a dv executive somewhere is watching. remember to credit us with the idea and maybe send a few royalties our way. we'll be back with a segment you wouldn't want to miss. we're going to talk to george clooney about war crimes. right back. >> these are war crimes. this is not -- you're not firing into a -- this isn't war. this is killing innocent civilians. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protec

it's quiet at the polling place in vienna. and that could be the case all day long.t turnout here today. now, virginia has proven to be a swing state in previous elections. a state to watch. that's not the case with today's republican primary. there are only two candidates on the ballot in virginia. mitt romney and ron paul. rick santorum and newt gingrich did not meet strict requirements for gathering signatures. and so they are not on the ballot. and virginia doesn't allow write-in candidates during the primary. >> there is a history of virginia playing a really important role in republican presidential primaries, but without a competitive race this year, it's just not going to happen. and everybody's pretty much ignoring the state. >> reporter: many voters are disappointed with the limited field of candidates on the ballot in virginia. they're calling for a loosening of the ballot access rules so that this doesn't happen again. polls open at 6:00 a.m. here in virginia. they'll stay open until 7:00 tonight. reporting live in vienna, megan mcgrath, news4. >> thanks.

uranium enrichment will be the focus of a board meeting of the international atomic agency on monday in vienna. it voiced concern over a possible link to nuclear weapons. iran refused to allow inspectors to enter the suspected nuclear facility when they visited the country back in january and february. iranians prayed for the reconstruction of northeastern japan devastated by last year's march 11th disaster. photos of the affected areas and drawings by children were displayed. iran like japan, is a quake prone country. a major quake hit eight years ago killing more than 40,000 people. we have weather up next. >> welcome back. taking a look at our weather in japan. a storm system is going to be sweeping across much of northern japan today. dumping heavy snow specially in the eastern coast we're expecting about 50 to 60 centimeters of accumulation in the next 24 hours. winds are strong and high waves in the eastern coastal area about six meters high. that's something to be aware of. the storm system will dump heavy rain in the area as it passes through. but will be tapering off by overnight tues

vienna-- >>reporter: the cruzes spent much of the day is to clearing away debris.-just to the temples of town to the are small in population of the it in their determination her--all but been in their determination to come back from a disaster. >>reporter: 1 president obama express his condolences missing will into areas hard hit in feeling is dedicating more and more resources into areas that are in need. >> grew quiet and then on and kentucky the storm system now to this out loose is producing heavy rain and snow severe weather of his time as the storm system it his way to the south and to the east. here in the bay we have infant day and nothing to worry about we have the temperature is about five to two degrees above average. but we will have another glass day tomorrow even warmer than today. three look for temperatures dip down into the lead to a planned 30 for the north bay. into tomorrow morning look for a grant 30's and low for tomorrow will be sunny and and the nice room charles lehigh's in low to mid your remark temperatures are about five degrees warmer a

member of the board outlined the details of the agreement at a meeting in vienna. north korean officials agreed to halt uranium enrichment temporarily at their nuclear facility and say they'll allow iaea inspectors to visit the site. japanese and chinese board members welcomed the agreement. the south korean delegate said the u.n. agency should wait to see if pyongyang will do what they said they would. the nuclear director said he will send a senior official to north korea as soon as officials agree to meet. >>> analysts with a u.s. think tank think north korea may be pressing ahead with its nuclear program. they say recent satellite imagery suggests engineers have been developing the nuclear city. and lists with the institute for science and international securities say the photo shows a newly completed turbine building. they have been analyzing satellite images of the facility since 2010. north korean officials declared at the time that they were building a light water reactor. a photo shown in september shows the building's framework. the new image was taken in

double figures the rest of the way. 16 in roam, 15 in vienna, 14 in paris. still very spring like across much of the continent. i'll be back a bit later on. >>> an annual ceremony has gun at a temple in the ancient japanese capital. it signals the arrival of spring. buddhist monks pray for national stability in a ceremony called omisotori. it dates back to the 8th cent y century. in the main ritual held on thursday evening, ten monks climb the long stone stairs to the temple's hall guided by six-meter-long torches weighing about 40 kilograms each. they scattered sparks over spectators below. people cheered as they believe exposure to the sparks keeps them healthy over the coming year. >> translator: i enjoy this event every year, and i prayed for everyone's happiness. >> i prayed for the early reconstruction of northeastern japan. >> the ritual takes place each night for the next two weeks. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> on march 11, an earthq

. >>> six world powers meeting in vienna say diplomacy, not war, is the way to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapon. the u.s., england, france and germany were joined by russia and china and urging talks ahead of meetings with iranian diplomats. >>> according to an israel newspaper while president obama was meeting earlier this week with benjamin netanyahu, israel asked the u.s. for bunker buster bombs to improve its ability to attack iran's underground nuclear sites. a white house spokesman denies that report. >>> changes are being made to both coke and pepsi on the way they make the caramel coloring used in their soda. this is all a result of a california law requiring drinks containing a certain level of carcinogens carry a cancer warning label. >>> in paris a smokey fire caused the evacuation of the famous plaz van dome, the center of luxury in the city. an underground parking fire reportedly caused about $6 million worth of damage to expensive cars. >>> a new viral video from brazil shows 30 stranded dolphins who were pushed toward shore by a strong current but beach-goers pulle

both 8 degrees in london as well as paris and 6 degrees in vienna with a lot of sunshine. 1 degree insaw on your tuesday. before our wrap-up i want to show you some impressive video comingut of southern argentina. a massive chunk of ice broke free from the perito moreno glacier in santa cruz and fell into lake argentina. the massive iceberg. the country's most famous. covers about 200 square kilometers. and rises up to about 70 feet above water level. the glacier last erupted in 2008. very spectacular scenes out there. here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> once again, our lead story for the hour, u.s. president barack obama has urged israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to respond calmly to iran. they met for three hours at the white house. israeli leaders do not believe u.s. sanctions against iran's nuclear program are working. they threaten to launch a pre-emptive military strike against iranian nuclear facilities. obama is trying to steer them toward another approach. >> when i say all options are at the table, i mean it. having said that, i know that both the prime min

i just met in vienna said they will be part of that as well. the part of the peace that is missing beyond our business community stepping up is some of the coordinated effort that we will have happened. we're having some really good conversations around how that happens. there are people that train our kids and the training is very different coming from the different agencies. what the school district provides, really does prepare our kids to go into jobs over the summer. we have all these internship programs throughout the city and you bring in and turns into your offices as well that range in age. who can help us coordinate all these efforts to make sure that the kids are getting a positive experience and the employer is getting a positive experience. we're looking forward to this continued conversations. supervisor olague: members of the youth commission, did you want to add something to the conversation? just give in your own expertise on the subject matter. -- given your own expertise on the subject matter. >> i am a member of the commissi

. >>> six world powers meeting in vienna say diplomacy, not war, is the way to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapon. the u.s., england, france and germany were joined by russia and china in urging talks ahead of meeting with iranian diplomats. >>> according to an israel newspaper while president obama was meeting earlier this week israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu israel asked the u.s. for bunker-buster bombs to improve its ability to attack iran's underground nuclear sites. a white house spokesman denied that report. >>> changes are being made to both coke and pepsi on the way they make the caramel coloring used in their soda. this is all a result of a california law requiring drinks containing a certain level of carcinogens carrying a cancer warning label. >>> in paris a smoky fire caused the evacuation of the famous plaz van dome, the center of luxury in the city. an underground parking lot fire reportedly cost $6 million worth of damage to expensive cars. that has to hurt. >>> a new viral video from brazil shows 30 stranded dolphins who were pushed toward shore by a stron

member of the board outlined the details of the agreement at a meeting in vienna.orth korean officials have agreed to halt uranium enrichment temporarily at their nyongbyon nuclear facility. and they say they'll allow iaea inspector to visit the site. japanese and chinese board members welcomed the agreement. the south korean delegate said the u.n. agency should wait to see if pyongyang will actually carry out what it agreed to do. iaea director general yukiya amano says he'll send a senior official to north korea as soon as officials there agree to meet. u.s. and south korean officials are wondering whether they'll be able to meet with north korea's chief nuclear negotiator. vice foreign minister ryong-ho is in the new york area to attend a conference. the americans and south koreans want to speak with him about the nuclear deal. ri is attending a forum on international university hosted by syracuse university. south korea's presenttive to the six party talks lee sung nam will be there too. he told nhk during his flight to new york he had no plans to contact south

but then central locations, 18 in berlin. 19 in vienna. summer-like temperatures. we're even getting into the 20s in paris and madrid. 18 degrees in london. and i know some places in scotland have been enjoying sunny weather in the low 20s as well. so do enjoy it, if it's you, and i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> now the top news once again. representatives of 53 countries are meeting on their second day of the nuclear security summit in seoul. they are calling for international cooperation to prevent nuclear materials from falling into the wrong hands. u.s. president barack obama and japanese prime minister noda are among those taking part in the discussions. south korean president lee myung-bak opened the meeting noting that terrorism has no borders. he said damage from nuclear terrorism will not be limited to one country. the leaders are believed to be looking at the mechanisms for reinforcing how they manage nuclear materials. they want to ensure those substances don't get into the hands of terrorists. they'll also discuss how to prevent attacks