we could not use those words, except france. today, europe recognizes that true european economic government is necessary and even essential. now must be establishing concrete terms. france and germany have made ambitious proposals that were submitted at the council of ministers meeting, and in october, that would take the necessary decisions on the basis of proposals, but you're can not limit itself to economic issues, however important there may be. there are issues such as security and defense. we will not defend europe with procedures and battalions of paper. to defend our vital interests, the of nuclear deterrence, and in the face of new challenges, the europeans are lagging behind. they should also participate in ensuring the security of the sea, an essential to our trade, and now the security of cyberspace. i heard our british allies statement on bilateral cooperation with france, and we're prepared to discuss this with them without any taboos, and we will take important decisions at the next nato summit at the end of nov

france will stand along with pakistan. i told the president of pakistan and that the less ambiguity there is, the more the international community will be convinced that it makes sense to help the government. with regard to gamine, the ability of the and terror -- of the entire peninsula, when -- including france, assumed their responsibilities. but the problem remains. it can be solved only through dialogue and vigilance. on the other side of the gulf of hagen in somalia, the stakes are clear. the deadly attacks in july show that the militias now have the capacity to extend their combat far beyond their borders, that victory would transform somalia into a base for al qaeda. it would destabilize an entire region already made vulnerable by the conflict in sudan, which would be catastrophic. france contributes to stability in djibouti. it will stepup in somalia in response to request form of the african union. 2000 somali troops are currently being trained in uganda while we have already trained 5600 men. everybody must unde

man you know in france was popular in germany. in italy but there is no place like russia really it's the only country who translated everyone of my book and all of them including my and my chats with bishop. and all the little. every everything i wrote. leading in papers examination throughout the school yeah he often say that ninety nine francs became popular in russia by mistake because of misunderstanding because of because you really tried to to to mark at things and the russians took it seriously is that true well i don't know. exactly why i. like what i do and if there is a misunderstanding then it's great i don't mind you know i think i'm just doing my job. what i like and if people don't understand it it's ok with me but it is possible that in russia some of the young people took ninety nine front as a guide to more and to cynical way of life which i was criticizing making fun of you know exists it's a colleague at u. of advertising and this was my life i see my life on the on the wall it was my life when i was in the nin

if it refocuses on security issues, france intends -- france believes in the future of the g- 8. it will prepare the g-8 summit. it will bring -- it will take place next spring. the g-it brings together the major democracies who have a lot in common. the g-it will be preceded by they home secretary -- the g-8 will be reapreceded by the finae ministers. there will be a discussion of partnerships with africa. i am more than ever convinced that africa's success will be an opportunity for africa. africa's failure will be dramatic for europe. europe's future and the future of africa are closely tied. in copenhagen, we tried to get africa and europe to work together. africa has resources. africa has been people. it is very much in europe's interest to speak with one voice to africa and to give africa the weight that it deserves in world governments and the necessary financing. there are only 12 kilometers between africa and europe in the streets of gibraltar. ladies and gentlemen, you can see my state of mind on the evening of the presidencies of the g-20 and the g-8. i want to play a

two thousand and ten is the year of france and russia since the eighteenth century no odd the european culture as influenced russia more than the french one and the same still to be a case at least with literature but that's only one of the reasons why i guess novels are so popular in russia why else what does he himself think of russia and is there still a place for literature in the glamour obsessed cultures such as russia pretends to be the famous french author is here to answer the question of. why to frederick baghdad has the reputation of being somewhat of a modern day liberty a man who indulges sometimes to excess from a privileged french family he works in advertising before finding claim an authority with his book ninety nine francs the book's a pamphlet on capitalism and people's passion for consumption eight years ago frederick decided to help the french communists in their unsuccessful election campaign returned to writing and produced several successful books one of them is about russia where the writer is a frequent visitor he says only in russia can a person experience t

frances? >> eric, kristen, they're saying it's an overturned truck. hard to see what it is exactly but a couple of the right lanes have been blocked. it is taking them a little time to clear it. i think it's overturned. you can see the rate lane. traffic was slow when they were closing the lanes but since they've got the lanes squared off, it's starting to flow pretty well here across the suspension span. and normally i would say once we have an accident like this on the bay bridge, it's over for the commute; however, with the congestion pricing, i've noticed traffic has been a lot lighter. in fact, at the bay bridge toll plaza they haven't turned object the metering lights early and so far no delays. the other big problem we're following this morning is an overturned big rig in livermore. westbound 580 before airway. take a look at these speed sensors. you can see how quickly traffic is backing from first street all the way towards airway where a couple of the left lanes are blocked and will

france caused worries because there are rumors that france could lose its aaa rating. france is not only a very important eu member state, but also the most important trading partner of germany. >> all the gloom for european shares closed in-territories. the blue-chip index closed down by almost 2% 6075. the eurozone up 50 pretty much down 2%. in new york, investors were stunned by the jobless claims data, down by almost 01 0.5%. the euro is also losing ground against the u.s. dollar, currently at $1.2819. german authorities have filed against noa bank. the institution is no longer allowed to sell financial products. it was offering ethical and environmentally correct investments and giving clients a say on whether money was used. it had attracted 50,000 customers. the moratorium prevents noa from doing any business not related to discharging its debts. the taiwanese economics manufacturer and maker of mini apple gadgets says it is firing workers to keep up production as it cuts maximum overtime hours. earlier this year, there were concerns about working conditions, al

france will bait all the more say. france of its assets example. we want to reduce competitive gaps with other countries. we freed up taxes and overtime hours. we decided not to replace one of every two civil servants. we decided to eliminate the professional business tax and affected companies in investments. politicians of all sides ended up not denouncing this. the business tax was levied against investments and that is why we adopted a tax provision that supports corporate research and this technology diversion is the biggest concern. we launched the big loan and we're going to finance our retirement. york requires this. france will continue to reduce its public deficit which will be 6% in 2011 and 3% of gdp in 2013. the issue of competitiveness makes us aware of the fact that our past systems must be used to prevent relocation of industries abroad. on the 12th of november, france will assume the g-20 presidency for one year and on january 1, france will assume the presidency of the g-eight. these are weighty responsibilities. the g-20 represen

still to come -- first though, france is rejecting a u.n. report calling for an end to the collective deportations of roma people. the u.n. says some of the hundreds deported did not freely consent to leave and have not been informed of their rights. france says they have scrupulously respected obligations. >> sending these, a home in one group without assessing their individual circumstances looks, the united nations says, like racial profiling. the u.n. wants france to avoid mass deportations like these and basicure each person's human rights are respected. >> we understand estate has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues -- we understand it a states has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues, but when you do so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as a whole. >> the committee also is that france's political leaders need to turn down rhetoric, saying many of their comments contributed to problems of discrimination. french politicians should try harder, the u.n. beli

. >> france has angrily dismissed a u.n. report calling for an end to the collective deportation of roma people. the anti-racism committee is concerned that some of them have not been fully informed of their rights. france says that it is scrupulously respecting its international obligations. >> sending a group of roma home without consideration of their needs and looks like discrimination of an ethnic minority. the un wants france to avoid deportations like these and to make sure that human rights are respected. >> we understand that the state has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues and issues of the legal emigration. our view is, when you are doing so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as a whole. >> and france and's political leaders need to tone down their rhetoric. many of their comments appeared xenophobic and contribute to the problems within the nation. french politicians and should instead try harder to promote tolerance and understanding. the experts in

france has rejected a u.n. report calling for the end of what it describes as the collective deportations of roma people. the united nations is concerned that the hundreds deported were not fully informed of their rights or debate -- nor did they fully consent to leave. france says it is respecting its international obligations. >> sending these, home as one group without assessing their individual needs looks, the united states -- the united nations says, like racial targeting. the u.n. wants france to avoid mass deportation like this and make sure each person's human rights are respected. >> we understand estate has a responsibility to deal with security issues and issues of illegal immigration. but our view is, when you are doing so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as all. >> at the u.n. committee also politicalfrance's leaders need to tone down their rhetoric. they say this contributes to discrimination. french politicians should instead try harder, the u.n. belie

france is not the only country tackling this kind of problem. italy, sweden, and denmark have all expelled roma travelers with limited success. there is more than anecdotal evidence those sent home soon return. this plays well with the french president's traditional support. his critics say the link drawn between crime and immigration is delivered, designed to shift attention away from a financial scandal that has dogged his government through the summer. romas say they are being used as scapegoats, and not for the first time are being persecuted for political gain. >>> the chinese electronics company which has been trying to explain a large number of suicides among workers is to increase its labor force by almost one-third over the next year. foxcon, which makes products for apple and dell, wants to cut overtime being worked. >> it may not look that much like spontaneous funds, but for the workers in china, it was at least something different, a brick from the long hours they spend assembling apples must have gadgets. wednesday's company-wide r

the minimum legal age to retire in france is 60. you can request retirement when you're 60, and this is just impossible to keep going on. so this is the problem for sarkozy. he has committed when he was elected, he was committed to make very important, major reforms, like this one, and when just at the moment when he needs political power and a lot of support to push this reform through, he has all these-- he has the big distraction of the scandal going on. so, you know, i think he's just praying now that this is mid-july. people will go on their long french summer holidays, and they probably will forget about it. i'm not sure-- i don't, this will work, actually. >> rose: sylvie kauffman, thank you so much. it's great to talk to you again, and i remember when you were here at the table and to see you have the position that you do at "le monde." so we will watch carefully not only what happens to "le monde," but also what happens to the pension reform battle, and what happens in europe generally. so thank you. >> thank you very much.

good morning, mike. >> good morning, frances. you can see the fog that's trying to get thicker around the bay. not as wet as it was yesterday. beautiful picture of the bay bridge. let's talk about temperatures. stepping out right now. san rafael 54. los gatos 53 degrees. you can see most of us in the 50s. same thing around the monterey bay. let's move on and talk about the sunshine and the seasonal temperatures we'll have around the bay today. a cool breeze and lingering clouds will cool us briefly tomorrow and the summer warmth moves back especially inland on sunday. yesterday high pressure pulled away and now over montana. that opened the door for a seasonal day. yesterday fairly typical of summer, something we haven't had in seems like months. this low off the shore starting to develop. it will move over top of us and that's going to bring us an onshore breeze. saratoga and los gatos in the low 80s. on the peninsula low to mid-70s everywhere except millbrae at 69. along the coast, upper 50s. pocket of sunshine. south san franc

and france will play its part. ambassadors, i rely on you to convey this message, that france will continue to provide new ideas, and france will be loyal to its past, because we are bringing new concepts and fundamentally, perhaps, but world's needs in the 21st injury -- new ideas, new projects, new ambitions. we must get out of the routine which was probably useful in the 20th-century, based on two world wars. france is ideally positioned. it is not a superpower or a small power, either. we can disseminate these new ideas and it will be a great year and a very interesting year. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> tomorrow on the "washington journal," a look at par un policy. a discussion on the control and technology of the secure border initiative. following that, charlie cook, jennifer dunn a, and david wasserman with the cook political report talking about the midterm elections. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tuesday night at 8:00 p.m., president barack obama will give

in researching this program is that the small number there is a small number of women in france that actually wear these kind of garments covering their face but i was it was remarkable to find that a lot of them are young people and converts to islam so i ask you what is the element of choice here because you know we're all lingering this is a complex issue i think also sitting across the table from someone i'd like to see their face but should i be recognizing the right of that woman as a as a muslim woman not to show her face should i be recognizing that as a right. first of all very glad to hear the other friends from london and united states you know my organization fights since the beginning two thousand and three since our foundation against or the fundamentalist groups that use the body of the women in our poor area in our ghetto so i'm very glad to hear the friends from the united states be very clear about the right wing in fundamentalists for them and that is groups that used to use my religion and i first i want to separate islam that is mostly practice by my father my mo

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and france presses on with supporting the roma as opposition grows. messages of love, food, and anti depressants for chiles's trapped miners. hello to you. four weeks before the monsoon floods and began wreaking havoc in cap -- pakistan. millions are still in need of help. there is intelligence that says that the taliban is planning attacks on foreign aid workers. there is at the threat of more damage and danger. she reports from there. >> it is holding for now. this is the last line of defense for one of pakistan's main cities. it is home to about 2 million people. as the flood waters keep moving, so does the pakistan air force. we joined them today on the first relief flight. tombolo, the relentless waters closing in on more villages -- down below, the relentless water is closing in on more villages. there is a chance of escape for this lone boy. the crew signalled, offering a way out. he climbed down carefully, but he refused to be taken from the waters. like many, he is risking his life to stay close to home. we found -- we keep finding more group

>> frances, thank you very much. it's 5:10 now. >> crayola puts a little sunshine into its colors. the money scopes report is coming up next. >> the explosive danger a popular do it yourself project could have for homeowners. >> an age discrimination suit against internet giant google. >> and snapshots of lives around the world. the youtube.com experiment that's become an overwhelming success. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> our main focus is that we want to make sure that heather is being well cared for and has not met any foul play. >> heather bloom is about 5-7 and weighs roughly 140 pounds. she did when she was last seen anyway. again, she is wheelchair bound. >> there's a warning for you about a popular product. linseed oil is preserver for wood. it can ignite on its own. linseed oil is exposed to oxygen. the chemical reaction hot enough to burn a rag. no sparks required. >> only among a few items that gives off heat when it comes in contact with other natural products and given the

. >> france will begin next week on thursday, part of a crack down on the camps. some of the children will be put on planes by the end of the december. those who leave voluntarily will be given 300 euros and despite the problems in rome and france, most don't want to go. >> this came after the travelers attacked the police station. they were angry that the police had shot one who drove a car past the point. they accused the gypsies of the problem. >> would it not be terrifying if france bowed down to those threats that we won't come to your country. they are on the wrong side of the law. >> but they are argued. >> some 700 roma have been detained since the announcement last month. some say they don't want to go back to romania. >> in romania, they don't pay, there are no food or clothes or nothing. >> some travelers with a recommendation in a sports gymnasium. but far from ideal. >> we people provide for the government to provide roma for better conditions. >> they are claiming for the rights, and that most french supporters support the government's move. and the

>> frances, thank you very much. i'm getting a lot of questions, e-mails about when are we going to get summer? what's going to happen to the end of the month? >> cording to the climate prediction summer, they put out their eight to 14-day outlook. this goes to august 31st. we have a good chance of being below normal. the temperatures may spike once or twice above average. may get near average. but overall all the way from now through the end of the month looks like it's going to be cooler than average around the bay area and the coast. let's take a look outside, show you waus going on this morning. we have some clouds. not nearly as thick, nor as strong as they were yesterday. we'll see sunshine quicker today but because a cool air mass is above us, i don't see much of a rise in temperatures. plus mid to upper 50s most neighborhoods. about 61 san jose. around the monterey bay, pretty much cloudy conditions and mid to upper 50s even inland. straw sunshine but cooler than average. that 4 to 9 degree spread. hold off s

here's frances. >> all right, mike. here's a live look at the bridge toll plaza where there are no delays. seems like some of the cars are trying to get in before the price changes 5:00 this morning. let's also check out another live shot for you. this time millbrae, 101 here on the peninsula. headlights move northbound. in the south bound direction from millbrae to san mateo, some lanes may be blocked until 6:00 this morning but traffic's light enough do get by. in the south bay, delay-free through the 280 and 17 interchange. northbound 280, highway 17 looks good out of the santa cruz mountains moving through the downtown area. you can always find out the latest for your route or your ride to work by going to abc7news.com. and just click on the bay area traffic link. terry, kristen. >> frances, thanks very much. 5:18. >> celebrity danger. getting the latest dish on your favorite star could make you the victim of identity theft. >> the video of the day, no doubt about it the sporting event in spain and that ain't it! (l

>> frances, thanks so much. we want to show you a commute now that's creative but also too good to be true. it was uploaded to abc 7's you report. no, that was not me driving. (laughter) >> in real time! >> yes, indeed from richmond and back. this video was sent to us by min lee. if you have video you'd like to share, you can upload it or e-mail it. >> and min lee, thank you for that. for a tribute to the king of pop to a shakespearean that will leave you laughing. >> tragedy with laughs. rick miller stars in the hit comedy. from cal shakes. >> the show must go on. >> join carol channing with steve rossi for a sit-down conversation. legendses of comedy. for ever land is the michael jackson band. a free concert tonight. >> get a little riled up. >> dan hoyle is riveting. the annual carnival stars is a belly dancing spectacular and at the memorial auditorium. the art of big stars, 29 years of classic works in the award winning animation studio now showing in oakland museum of california. celebrating 20th anniversa

kristen. >> frances, thanks. california voters will have to wait to decide the fate of an $11 billion plan to overhaul the water system. they voted to pull the bond measure off the november ballot. supporters say it has little chance of passing given california's $19 billion budget deficit. critics say they want it rewritten to eliminate what they claim are pork barrel projects. >> voters in several states go to the polls today for primary elections and it could prove to be an important test about how voters are feeling. the white house and congress whether certainly be watching the results. mike ruzar reports. >> it's august and already the race to november is heating up. first key primaries. some even pitting support from party heavy hitters on opposite sides. in colorado, it's obama versus clinton. >> hi. this is bill clinton. i'm supporting andrew romanoff to the u.s. senate. >> obama backs michael bennett. a loss could be an embarrassment for obama. it's a political smackdown in connecticut. >> i approve thi

>> frances, thanks a lot. it's just about 4:40. >> new cellphone antennas in san francisco could soon face unexpected static. that's next. >> and fake or real, it will now be a lot easier to tell the difference when you buy a fur product in california. >> and a certain movie star returns to the big screen after a while in california's governor's mansion. coming up, why state workerererr this is the back to school list. the cost always makes mom freak. mommy. mom, the back to school list is here. looks expensive. graphing calculator, flash drives... that was easy. [ male announcer ] get back to school and back to savings on everything on your list at staples. and eating well means getting enough whole grain and calcium. and general mills big g kid cereals can help. did you know it's the only leading line of kid cereals with at least 8 grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium? cereals they already love, like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch. give your kids more of what they need to be their best.

that countries like france had no backbone and everyone expected the communists to seize power. and what he did was basically say we will inject not so much money but the promise of support crucial support at a crucial moment, a psychological bridge. d it word. within two years, long before the marshall money itself is really transforming europe, europeans have taken hold of their own destiny again and there was a sense of optimism. >> rose: the u.s. said we believe in you and not only that we'll support you. >> not just support you in the way that was con conventional which was giving huge loans or grants and so on but actually provide money and let you do with what it you think is appropriate. >> rose: when you did this, tell me was the most interesting thing you discovered you didn't know. >> oh, gosh. i'm discovering there's an awful lot i didn't know. it became very clear to me as i was going along. i think probably what i hadn't fully understood-- and it's a typical mistake of my generation born shortly after the war was just how long after 1945 post-war lasted. well into

frances? >> mike, we have a stall reported on the bay bridge so we have a live shot for you right now. we're looking at the incline section. although it's kind of clouded in the fog out there, you can see there are some brake lights heading towards the treasure island tunnel. another live shot from the toll plaza. looks like they turned the camera around. jammed on the incline because of the stall. a couple minutes ago they isn't turned the metering lights yet. see if there's a backup at the toll plaza. let's head to the san mateo bridge next. if you have a choice between the two, this one might be an option for you. no trouble at all across the san mateo bridge. in fact, 880 is still fine threw oakland and hayward and 101 is also delay-free on the peninsula. here's the big problem we've been following in napa, a head-on collision to hoffman lane. look out for this power may be out in the area because it did take down some power poles and emergency crews at the scene providing traffic control

i was really looking for the green beans that i had in france. you go to the market and couldn't find the green beans. i thought, those weren't the green beans. they didn't taste like the french. i had a passion about flavor. philosophically, i wasn't thinking about where the sustainable farms were. i was looking for taste and ended upright there on the doorstep of the local [inaudible], so it happened organically? [laughter] did you have a lot of choice? was there the network? organic farmers all around? >> closest was frozen. they were hanging up there. they were fishing and food out in front. i started looking in the markets, first. then um -- a friend who ate at the restaurant said, i see you want radishes and you want french things, i am growing french breakfast radishes in my backyard. i said bring them in, we can make a trade. you can have lunch. i planted in my backyard and grew salad, the infamous mescaline salad. it was a little mix of wild greens brought in by the peasant to the market outside of nize. >> so it happened like that. when

>> okay, frances. thank you. it's 5:20. >> scientists think they've solved the mystery of the songs produced by blue whales. the morning's must-reads are next. >> something great. >> it's not just something great, it's something grand. coming up, the amazing piece of bay history about to reopen. with orbitz, i know what to expect from my vacation. bad dog, balloon pop. [ dog whimpers ] because orbitz has price assurance. leaf in face, marie, man with computer. [ man ] marie! if another orbitz customer books the same hotel or flight for less, they'll send me a check for the difference automatically. so i know i'll get their lowest price. and i like knowing what to expect. bike, unrealistic splash, embarrassingly transparent. [ bell chimes ] [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >>> welcome back. it's 5:23. after a decade-long shutdown, a popular east bay landmark it ready to reopen in a few days. the 84-year-old richmond plunge public pool was forced to close in 2001 because it was in danger of collapsing.

kristen. >> frances, thanks a lot. this morning a kidnapped kitten from san francisco found 2500 miles away in new york city is back. yesterday jack daniels was flown back to the bay area a little more than a year after disappearing mysteriously from san francisco's spca. officials were able to track jack back to the bay area with the help of a special microchip implanted in his shoulder. he looked healthy and didn't appear to spend much time outdoors after he was found wandering the streets in harlem. amazing how he made it back. >> congratulations. >> yeah. >> recapping our top stories. security has been increased at an apartment complex outside walnut creek after at least three women have been attacked since june. >> terry mcsweeney live at the park regency apartments. and, terry, there's another incident? >> the fourth incident, a couple telling us someone tried to break into their apartment on august 1st after the first two attacks out here. that incident is being treated separately from the incidents where women

france is in a crisis. a lot of people have lost their jobs and fear for the future. presidents are cozsarkozy is sae will take care of their concerns, it undoubtedly includes security issues. >> over 70% of french people want to see the camps disappear. on camera at least, people are not so open in their criticism. >> i do not have a problem with them. if they integrate, they are people dislike anyone else. you cannot lump them all together. just because they're roma does not mean they are all thieves. >> the authorities tolerate the families but are unable to resist a the government order to clear up the sites within three months. the mayor says in an ounce to ethnic stigmatiz aation of roma. >> we have many different ethnicities. they have to get along. we do everything to prevent problems from arising. singling out one group as the president is doing stirs up tensions. it puts local community relations at risk. >> most of the 400,000 roma and france are officially registered as travelers and have french citizenship. the roma from eastern europe and into the countr

. >> we have french identity cards, we live in france and we were born in france, our parents are french and we are being treated like animals. >> the authorities are determined to close the camps. >> would it to be right for them to about down to this kind of thing? -- bow down to this kind of violence. they are on the wrong side of the law. they know that they are fabricating the law. >> the travelers attacked a police station in the center of france. they were angry that the police had killed a young traveller who drove a car through a checkpoint. this group was told to set up a new camp in a car park but they said they would not. >> this is quite dangerous, there is no security. that is why we don't want to go there. there is no facilities. there's nothing. >> the government seems undeterred even after members of the u.n. committee expressed concern saying that there was a resurgence of xenophobia and racism in france. the left-wing says that to the president is trying to recover support lost to the anti- immigration far right. polls indicate that the citizens are asking the tough li

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frances? >> even though this injury accident was cleared to the shoulder it's causing delays for drivers heading to livermore out of the altamont pass. a lot of activity there with several chp and emergency crews. in some areas where it's red, traffic is under 20 mph as you make your way towards north livermore. also we're hearing reports about this accident that may actually be on the on-ramp. northbound 680 at mckee blocking the left two lanes but it may be the mckee online or the capitol on-ramp. all the speed sensors, it is flowing pretty well through the accident. there was an earlier accident off the san mateo bridge in hayward. it's off to the shoulder so traffic so far unaffected as you make your way across. we'll go outside real quickly because they did turn the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. eric, kristen? >> frances, thanks a lot. it's 6:41. >> trading underway on wall street. we have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. here's a live look