before it happened in two thousand and eight he voted his newsletter today to turkey's debt saying turkey stands out in terms of the size and speed at which it's a current account deficit is expected to grow in a worst case scenario this could lead to credit bursts and severe downturns and we're being and when roubini is talking about turkey and soon everyone in the foreign business community will be talking about turkey and that means it was at most a matter of minutes to hours after roubini published his newsletter that the vultures already started circling. thanks to republican phil gramm alan greenspan and reaganomics there is now practically no limit to what bank stress can make a buck off of today and in the last few decades the big payoff gamble of wall street is in foreign currency speculation that's when banks speculate or bet that a certain country let's say turkey's currency is going to collapse and if it does collapse the bankers make off with a ton of money problem is once this process begins is a little turkey can do to stop it with more and more bankers beth but the turkish

that serves turkey well. if i look at where i would like to see egypt moving, frankly, we will have to define a role of religion in politics. >> the role of what? >> religion and politics. that we are comfortable with, and it will be somewhere to the left or to the right of the turkish model. what i would like to see, frankly, i would like to see in egypt that when we set this up and exercise it up early, and agree with -- simply establishing the institution is not enough to exercise them once or twice to prove this is working. i don't want to have the role of the military. i don't want to institutionalize that role. i want them to go back to the barracks and play the role as a special army. and only resorting to in real circumstances where likely had recently, they were in the barracks. they were asked by the population to come out. they didn't come out and say we are going to leave his role to be the link between past and the future. so i would not want to see that as part of the future, but i respect the t

but that's-- can turkey play a role or do you worry that turkey is moving the other way. >> what role can they play. i mean if you -- >> they were serving as a conduit as a meanses to talk to the syrian, that's one role. another role is because it's an islamic state. i mean because of its large muslim population it may be a bridge to islamist, hamas and others. hamas is located in part in damascus. >> i'm not sure. >> i am not sure they look upon them as this sort of muslims they are. don't forget that the middle east is 400 years and the-- of turkey. >> rose: turkey changed a lot as you know. >> the memos didn't change and turkey is changing still. i think that turkey should solve their own problems and conflicts. but we don't need an intermediary. >> then why were you using it? >> i'm not sure it was right to do. because you know, when are you intermediary, we were well-- friend of the turks. the minute he becomes an intermediary he loses his friendship and goes to the center. and then you create disappointment. >> so you lost a friend and gained an intermediary. >> we lost a friend

why do you omit turkey from the list? or do you think it cannot have, like, the impact the regional impact over middle east? are a country, like what you think about turkey's power? >> i guess it's probably because i'm not a turkey specialist, and i know a little bit about the gulf and although less about the rest of the arab middle east. i know relatively little about turkey. and i see turkey as an outside player, although i did point out that try and go where you have the egypt, turkey, iran could assert itself as a very important factor in the interplay between these three. but it's an extremely good point. and i was personally really disappointed when the obama administration rejected the intermediary help that turkey was offering to us on the whole nuclear thing. i really think that was an error on our part, and it's one that we'll end up paying for. i do think that turkey can play a role, and why don't you go ahead? >> i agree with all the. i would just add one point. i suspect that when we look back five years from

jennie-o turkey store has recalled nearly 55,000 pounds of frozen, raw turkey burgers because the meat may have been contaminated with salmonella. jennie-o said the product was distributed nationwide but sold only at sam's club stores.so far, 12 people in arizona, california, colorado, georgia, illinois, mississippi, missouri, ohio, washington and wisconsin have become ill over the last four months. the recall includes 4-pound boxes of jennie-o's "all natural turkey burgers with seasonings lean white meat."the products were packaged on nov. 23. if >> george: stocks headed higher. >> james: stocks edging higher this morning up 11. southwest fell by 2 percent today as a deal with the problems today. we will take a break. a live look from the bay. nice day today but that changes midweek a cold snap is headed our way. >> louisa: 10:48 a.m., blue sky out there it is going to be another sunny clear day. temperatures will climb even more than yesterday. it could be the warmest day of the week. a cooling trend by tomorrow that continues throughout the week. bringing a chance of rain on thursda

why do you omit turkey from the list? or do you think it cannot have, like, the impact the regional impact over middle east? are a country, like what you think about turkey's power? >> i guess it's probably because i'm not a turkey specialist, and i know a little bit about the gulf and although less about the rest of the arab middle east. i know relatively little about turkey. and i see turkey as an outside player, although i did point out that try and go where you have the egypt, turkey, iran could assert itself as a very important factor in the interplay between these three. but it's an extremely good point. and i was personally really disappointed when the obama administration rejected the intermediary help that turkey was offering to us on the whole nuclear thing. i really think that was an error on our part, and it's one that we'll end up paying for. i do think that turkey can play a role, and why don't you go ahead? >> i agree with all the. i would just add one point. i suspect that when we look back five years from

with turkey instead at the last minute said no we need this somebody from africa and obviously they can have nigeria they can have libya for abuse reasons so they chose south africa which is the most powerful african economy so it's a continental wide will appeal but the most important thing in my view is what what what should the greeks do so they are very influential inside the g. twenty so major economic decisions have to be supported by brics inside the g twenty the g seven as we all know is history some people could see that in fact we are living in a g.'s zero because nobody is in charge of anything and i partially subscribe to this view as well and there's also the political component very important voting of un resolution one nine seventy three. the four major brits they abstained they coordinated this ok germany with south africa did with both already there is a forty year split south and i'm going to frederick here frederick is the is the brics country more of a still just kind of a sexy selling tool i mean what kind of political influence does it have it certainly are emergin

. >> a major recall of turkey burgers. some have already been sick 'ed, possible live by sam nellie. -- salmonella. the baby eagles who are a huge hit on the internet. >> leigh: we're looking live now at angel island out there, spectacular views. a beautiful day. how much longer can we expect this kind of weather? we take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. >> federal officials say the turkey burger may have been come dam -- contaminated with sam nellla. they're labeled all natural turkey burger with lean white meat. 12 people have become ill. if you bought one, you should return it to sam's club and get a full refund. we have more information on our web site, abc7news.com, under "see it on tv". >>> an eagles nest where three chicks have hatched is an internet sensation. oh, the raptor resource projection has trained the camera on a nest 80 feet up in a tree in iowa. more than hundred thousand people are watching the live video feed at any given time. the second bird hatched this morning. the third is expected in t

why do you omit turkey from the list? or do you think it cannot have, like, the impact the regional impact over middle east? are a country, like what you think about turkey's power? >> i guess it's probably because i'm not a turkey specialist, and i know a little bit about the gulf and although less about the rest of the arab middle east. i know relatively little about turkey. and i see turkey as an outside player, although i did point out that try and go where you have the egypt, turkey, iran could assert itself as a very important factor in the interplay between these three. but it's an extremely good point. and i was personally really disappointed when the obama administration rejected the intermediary help that turkey was offering to us on the whole nuclear thing. i really think that was an error on our part, and it's one that we'll end up paying for. i do think that turkey can play a role, and why don't you go ahead? >> i agree with all the. i would just add one point. i suspect that when we look back five years from

in turkey, i think it is somewhat different. i don't think we will see any change in the turkish policies until the coming june. this coming in june, and about three months, we are going to have elections in turkey. until then, we won't see any change. unfortunately, we see that the youth bashing the west as a means to get popularity, especially among islamist forces in turkey -- and by the way, but turkish-is really relationships is merely a reflection of -- turkish-israeli relationships is really a reflection of turkish- u.s. relationships. turks under erdogan did not allow forces to go through turkey to iraq, which would have saved a lot of lives and materials. back in 2008 and last year, they were voting against sanctions on iran, against the united state'' specific request. also, when you look at what is going on there with putting islamists in turkey in key positions, it is also something which is very, very dangerous. one of the last his appointment was by -- one of the last erdoganointments by was when he fired a profess

i know relatively little about turkey, and i see turkey as an outside player although i pointed out that try angle where -- triangle where you have the turkey and iran could insert itself between the interplay of the three, but it's an extremely good point, and i was personally really disappointed when the obama administration rejected the intermediary help that turkey was offering to us on the whole nuclear thing. i think that was an error on our part and one we'll end up paying forment i do think turkey can play a role, and why don't you go ahead, bruce. >> no, i agree with all of that. i add one point. i suspect when we look back five years from now and try to figure out why did this happen in 2011 in addition to the factors demography, it may be the example of turkey. turkey, we turned to the middle east in 2009 and 2010, and most dramatically was the flow, and that was a wakeup call in the democracy where you could have a role in the world stage and have a thriving booming economy in an islamic country, and i can't prove this, but i have a suspicion there was a bit of turkey envy go

this is in turkey. the man wa s >>> dramatic footage tonight of a man surviving a bizarre accident. >> this is in turkeys. the man was walking when strong winds lifted a large metal structure from the ground and sent it flying towards him. this was in turkey. that structure hit power lines and smashed into the van. the man was injured. they rushed him to the hospital. amazingly, we are told he survived. >>> give blood get a chance at getting a month's free rent or a mortgage payment. the red cross is inviting everybody to give blood at their bay area centers during the month of april. now, then your name is going to be entered into a drawing for a month of rent or mortgage payment up to $2,000. >> we don't usually do something this big to get their attention. but if this is what it takes, we are doing it. we are not able to do it all the time but we are going to try it in april and see if we can get enough blood donors in. >> might, as well. you can donate and enter anytime through the end of april. the

turkey, five warships, one submarine. the u.s., eight warships, three submarines, two guided missile destroyers, plus f-15 and f-16 fighter jets. non-nato nations also have offered jets. qatar, the united arab emirates, and sweden. when nato took control this week an official pled to the u.k. gaddafi's foreign secretary aka his secretary of state, moussa koussa. british foreign secretary william hague confirmed it thursday. >> the libyan foreign minister moussa koussa arrived at airport yesterday from that area. his resignation shows gaddafi's regime which has seen significant reductions is fragmented, under pressure and crumbling from within. >> secretary moussa koussa had worked for libya's foreign service for over 30 years. he was joined within hours by ally abdel salem trekki as the highest ranking officials in the gaddafi government to defect. trekki was libyan foreign minister in the 1970s and just finished his term as president of the united nations general assembly last september. question, has president obama sta

turkey's role is important. this is the case for erdogan and his party to show their regional productivity. for a long time, there were trying to be moderator's -- they were trying to be moderators. now they are being tested. there was a conference held in istanbul a couple of days ago by turkish parties. there was a lot of opposition. there was kurdish and libearl ral opposition. the event was given a lot of noise. for now, turkey is hedging its bets as assad emerging as some kind of reformer. they seem to be under the same delusion that the obama administration is under. i do not think they will stay under that delusion. what happens then? will they stand by? if the reports -- this could become a chaotic situation. turkey's position on this will be very important. to me, it seem slike er -- seems like erdogan has committed himself to be so much on the side of reform and change, that for him to backpedal will be a defeat in turkish political terms. that might impact his own party in upcoming elections. he is on

. >> eric: a major recall of turkey burgers. jenny-o has recalled 55,000 pounds of raw turkey burgers. it may have been contaminated at salmonella. they were sold at sam's clubs and labeled all natural turkey burgers lean white meat. ten people have become ill over the last four months. if you bought one return it to sam's club for a full refinanced. more information on our website. >> kristen: president obama wants another four years in office. he is expected to announce his intention for reelection and he sent out an e-mail saying so and video online featuring comments from supporters talking about to your nation should re-elect him as president. it's setting a lofty fund-raising goal. they hope to raise $1 billion. president's 2008 campaign shattered donation records raising $750 million. >> eric: two new medical studies is providing new clues in why alzheimer's disease strikes. they examined 55,000 people and five genes make it more likely to occur in the elderly. it supports theories that cholesterol and inflammation is par

would you please comment on turkey's situation? thank you. >> again, the report, i think, presents accurately a mixed picture in turkey as it should. as you suggest, in the early months of this year there have been the arrests of several well-known turkish journalists in connection with the trial. and we are -- we've expressed concern of the turkish government and we've continued to do so and those events will be reflected in our 2011 report. >> a journalist only arrested because of antiterror laws. and turkish just yesterday in the town rejected any kind of suggestion to change this law. >> you know, the antiterror law has both some provisions that cause us concern but also some things that we're pleased about. for example, it's resulted in the release of hundreds of young people from jails. so this is a new law enacted last year, being implemented and we're going to again communicate with the government but we are both trying to encourage the aspects of it that are reform oriented and also be mindful of the things that restrict b

consciousness broken out in southeast turkey after a decision to balance and kurdish now that it's rolling in the country's upcoming election. moments of course tells the police who fought back with tear gas on musicality the pro kurdish parties described as a political blow to efforts to seek peace in the south east tens of thousands of people lost their lives since the code was possible down fighting for an ethnic homeland in turkey twenty seven years ago. a program for us here is finally resigned from his pace of the long time of the country's communist party is made after the ruling party of sweeping economic changes the elected leadership expressed some grass for fourteen years now top political positions will be limited to to follow. a decades old ban on private property deals such as the buying and selling of hooves has also been lifted. workers in japan's quake hit atomic plants have begun remove gardy radioactive water from the basement of the nuclear reactor building this should give workers access to carry out repair work to vital cooling systems not tell it by the march sonali

georgians elsewhere around the world tonight clashes have broken out in eastern turkey of the ruling was passed preventing a number of kurdish town that is from running in national elections there riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at mass demonstrators who responded with stones and fireworks several people reviewed in the violence in the wake of the unrest turkey's top local body said it will review its earlier decision now. there's renewed violence in yemen and separate incidents an anti-government protest there was killed by motorbike gunmen and then a policeman died in clashes becomes a day off the security forces opened fire on demonstrators in the capital sanaa killing at least five victims died of gunshot wounds and nine others were in critical condition meantime the un which held a meeting on the crisis in yemen failed to agree diplomatic response. european union's executive arms asked for a significant increase in the annual budget risk a new route and with member states and european commission once the rise of nearly five percent well above inflation last year the

orientation or both political orientation so instead of having asian like indonesia or south korea or turkey from the middle east the effect they discussed in brazil last year it was supposed to be bricked with turkey but instead at the last minute said no we need somebody from africa and obviously they can have nigeria they can have libya ruptures reasons so they chose south africa which is the most powerful african economy so it's a continental wide global appeal but the most important thing in my view is what what what should the greeks do so they are very influential inside the g twenty so major economic decisions have to be supported by brics inside the g twenty they just seven as we all know is history some people could see that in fact we are living in a g.'s iraq because nobody is in charge of anything and i partially subscribe to this view as well and there's also the political component very important voting of u.n. resolution one nine seventy three. the four major bricks they abstained they coordinated this ok jump on your way back south africa did with those already there is a fo

turkey burger from karl junior, 500ical rows. >> wow. >> lock at that thing. pretty big and heavy and worth trying out. >>> and it is a wheat bun, too. >> yes, it is. >>> and today, i really wanted everyone to like me. >> that never fails. and good and rustic. this thing is absolutely good as it looks. this is only one location on mission street in san francisco and in the financial district . rustica and absolutely fabulous and come with a bunch of different flavors . chicken sausage and moroccian pair and chicken currie. >> great. >> you get that. >> yes. how would we get them. >> and 546-fon77 or go to abc new sennews.com. >> he's always wanted it. we have more coming up next. i may have one. a first for you and the magic kingdom. >> magic of cizny. >> i am carolyn johnnson in the news room. new at 6:00. standing by his wife. >> i still love her, and i know she still loves me. >> tonight an east bay man tells the iteam his role in having his wife arrested. 7 on your side michael fenny examines the automatic super market scainers have enough safe guards. >>

because the pipeline mogul in turkey he works as an old trade in new york will be ten years this is a known rate whole soul in turkey and with you again had a major oil project back to the ninety nine chase that is the time when the country was on the verge of great calm and was rocked by civil war now for thieves two years rudy foods has been demanding some hundred million dollars from the georgian authorities for a bridge to grandma's old constructional way of an oil pipeline and quite surprisingly for him he received an invitation an official invitation from the georgian prime minister in a toga last year to come and finalize the details of the long running financial dispute and what agreeing to this invitation rody books was convinced he had a strong hand shortly before that of course in london rules of the georgian authorities have to pay out these hundred million dollars plus interest to him and his business associates but shortly before that visit there was an informal meeting on the george invitation again in turkey in a luxury hotel room and up to copious consumption of corne

and then there is the very ugly henry's turkey sausage service started turkey service now this iowa based company is being sued by the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission for abusing thirty one mentally impaired workers for more than two decades now according to this lawsuit employees working full time out the turkey processing plant paid a stunning sixty five dollars per month that's absolutely illegal and way below the minimum wage they were kept in the poor conditions and i've access to medical care subject to verbal and physical abuse and i'm talking about hitting kicking and in at least one case i was handcuffed and disabled worker was in fact this whole case illustrates exactly why government regulators are needed to protect workers abuse of corporate owners can be very very ugly. all right after the break if you weren't in support of cutting the federal funding of this war you might switch sides i'm going to show you just how much of your funding from directly out of your pocket. let's not forget that we are in the park right now. i think. either one well. we have the gove

>> turkey, under the lordship of the islamist movement the a.t.p. and prime minister erdowan in particular has invested a huge amount of diplomatic and political capital in trying to build a better relationship with syria, a close relationship with syria. they share a very long border, i heard the foreign minister say not long ago when i was in turkey that syrian survival is vital -- both these countries depend upon one another and both had done an extraordinary job of improving their relationship to the point that i think it's fair to say that for a long time president bashar considered president erdowan his closest ally, his bridge the west and to the possibility of syria maybe changing to some extent its path. we're hearing now -- there is some ambivalence in what turkey is saying. certainly prime minister erdowan has been trying to encourage or impress president assad to reform and not to resort to violence and to resort more to the kind of political reforms that would change the nature of the syrian regime. it's pretty clear that whether assad

at least a dozen people have been sickened by the frozen turkey burgers. the firm recalled thousands of pounds last week, but officials warn that there may still be some in grocery stores. for more information on this and other health stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,400 after adding 23 points on monday. both the s&p and the nasdaq closed flat. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 103 points, but in hong kong, the hang seng gained 348. wall street slipped into so-called wait and see mode yesterday before earnings season starts next week. oil prices climbed to a 30-month high of $108 a barrel which has some in a holding pattern, waiting to see just how hard corporate profits are hit by the rising price of gas. for now, fed chairman ben bernanke discussed the recent rise in inflation will be short lived. >>> news that clip sales slipped in february pulled powerhouses nvidia lower. texas instruments has agreed to p

, and israeli relationship with turkey. there is, in fact, another democracy in the middle east. and it is a moderate democracy with an overwhelmingly majority muslim population. and while america's relationship with israel -- with respect to turkey is very strong in certain respects, in terms of cooperation in iraq, in afghanistan, and in other key parts of the region, it has been strained in orrs. and certainly israel's relationship with turkey has been strained to an extraordinary degree. turkish elections. yes, elections occur in june. subsequent to those elections, i would suggest our foreign policy in america. one the top priorities so ensure stability, to ensure security in in region, both for america's benefit, israel's benefit, and turkey's benefit is to make priority number one repairing the relationship between turkey and israel. because that actually can be an extraordinarily important anchor for all of the commotion and change that is about to come after. >> thank you, robert. obviously one the questions on res

and also, when do you expect the turkish government to face turkey? >> you have to ask them on the second part. on the first part, i would note turkey is one of the 28 allies and partners that signed up to this very specific commitment that i outlined and also the allies that agreed to enforce the no-fly zone and the arms embargo and carry out militarily protecting civilian missions including the the common nato aspect that turkey is part of, and so you know, let's just be clear turkey is a part of this and they are one of the strongest voices for the nato taking over the mission. and so, as a part of the alliance and bilaterally we are in close with of the turkish government about ends and means and turkey is absolutely on board for this common mission of nato. >> talking to both on that would you elaborate is it helpful for the alliance commitment or it is kind of a distraction? >> and to -- again, i referred to what has come out of doha and berlin and turkey was a key part of all that. what is clear is what all of these governments have signed up t

. >> they are worried that another country like turkey can come in and say that i have a solution. there is a stalemate. i have a solution that would bring a permanent ceasefire on the ground. >> british and france airstrikes are not bringing out the armor. 30% of gaddafi's forces may have been destroyed. the french and the british want them to do more. here is the dilemma. with the americans confirming they are in a support role, where will the extra planes come from to turn the tide? >> the bbc middle east editor is in tripoli looking ahead to the nato meeting. he was asked, what were the options? >> at the moment, they have this bind that an open-ended military commitment has been made that led by france and britain. they are not quite sure where the exit ramp is for them to get out short of colonel gaddafi leaving. i know people that know gaddafi well. they say that he is calm at the moment. he is aware of some of their weaknesses. he is aware that the coalition against him is fragile. they would like to open those gaps a little bit more. there have been news conferences where

the u-s department of >>> recalled packages of frozen raw turkey burgers, the u.s. department of agriculture says the meat may be contaminated with salmonella. their recall includes jennie- o's all-natural turkey burgers with seasoning, lean white meat. it sold in 4-pound boxes, each containing 12 individually wrapped burgers. the product is only sold at sam's club stores. it has a use by date of december 23, 2011. 12 people in 10 states, including california, have gotten sick in the last four months. >>> also under recall by the california department of health, certain kinds of sprouts. salmonella was identified in sprouts distributed by lily foods of fresno during routine testing. the recall includes alfalfa sprout mix, louis' clover sprouts, in 4-ounce and 16- ounce sizes, louis' spicy and broccoli sprouts, both in 4- ounce cups. the products have a use by date on or before april 14. >>> well, in order to help prevent a fire tragedy, an area politician has this advice. trim your eucalyptus trees. yes, a home on berkeley caught fire. the area is in a park lined wi

and turkey may become iran. iran is not impervious to the conditions around. a year and a half ago there were riots in the streets of tehran in the wake of elections of theirs. but, of course, it was just killed, killed literally by the iranian forces which are the most brutal. but i think some threshold of fear may be broken after they see the experience in the libya and in be syria. iran we know that the population in iran have been longing for democracies, and they're pretty much admiring the western civilizations. in turkey it's somewhat different. i don't think that we will see any change in the turkish policies until coming june. this coming june in about three months we're going to have elections in turkey. until then we won't see any change. unfortunately, we see that they use bashing the west as a means to get popularity, especially among islamist forces in turkey. and by the way, turkish/israeli relationship is merely a reflection of turkish/u.s. or turkish/western relationship. and the deterioration d

. >> kristen: major recall of turkey burgers. jenny-o has recalled 55,000 pounds of frozen, raw turkey burgers. they were sold at sam clubs stores. they are labeled all natural turkey burgers. 12 people including california have become ill over the last four months. if you bought one, return it to sam's club for a full refinanced. for full refund. >> and president obama wants to be called president obama for another four years. he wants to run for reelection. this video featured comments from supporters talking about why the nation needs to reelect the president. his reelection campaign is setting a lofty fund-raising goal. they hope to raise one billion dollars. the president 2008 campaign shattered donation records raised $750 million. >> two new medical studies are proving new clues how and why alzheimer's disease strikes. researchers found that five genes make it more likely in the elderly. it supports theories that high cholesterol and inflammation is part of the alzheimer's process. doctors hope the findings could lead to p

one preservationist described it as a giant turkey carcass. >> interesting matt live for us in mountain view thanks matt. >>> this morning local politicians will hold a press conference on future of california's high speed rail project last week federal budget compromise cut $3 million in funding for high speed rail and construction, they had been counting on two thirds of that money. this mornings announcement will be at 10:30. >>> 6:40 a.m. price of being a princess what kate middleton can't do once she marries into the royal family. >> there is no price to being a princess. >> so says elizabeth. >> tax deadline is here which post offices are open late for procrastinators. >> will condos be built at one of the bay area's most famoushotels, the latest set back in the fight over the fairmont's future. >> market opened 10 minutes ago. looks like dow is down, 176 points, nasdaq down too 40 points, coming up an update from jason brooks ,,,,,,,,,, we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation a

officials say another hunter thought the child was a turkey. the boy was sprayed with shotgun pellets from about 40 yards away but was talking at the scene and is expected to survive. the hunter who fired the shots called 911. authorities say this is a good gun safety reminder. >> make sure of your target and don't shoot unless you have a positive target on what you're shooting for. obviously a little 5-year-old's not a turkey. >> the wisconsin department of natural resources is investigating the incident. >>> time now coming up on 5:00. 4:54. let's check in with sal for the early commute. how does it look, sal? >> looks pretty good, pam. right now off to a nice start almost everywhere you look. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge for example. it is light. no problems getting across the bay into san francisco along that span. also this morning we're looking at interstate 880 in both directions. traffic is moving along very nicely north and southbound on 880 as you drive past the coliseum. and this morning's drive continues to loo

the suspect then turned eastbound on to turkey into oncoming one way traffic. officers paine and o'malley saw the vehicle traveling up a high rate of speed on to oncoming traffic. officer pain is a specialist. they are more heavily trained in these types of situations. knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing that officer eleiff was a single unit, decided to pursue the suspect. the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the microphone in one hand. once in large rally, the suspect drove along the block calling for residents of the housing project to come out and stop his car. officers paid and o'malley not arrived at the other end of the alley. officer of valley got out of his car and ran down the building line toward the vehicle. the vehicle sta

that's why i don't think that it will be to require turkey turn into a go into. it's not the uk but anyway it's a very positive statement by talk of the government i hold they will be able to mr realize these are we should we shouldn't lose our what would you say than a bad the role of iran and now that another huge and he's not our and the relative ganesan of this country is also very significant and the west is not happy about it is it you're right. i would say that you ran strongly together stand even that is even more important the truth is iran has its own legitimate interests in this country because of its nation's security issues and iran has a contrary view to a lot in terms of economy the relevant i'm gonna stand and. still hosts more than two million argon refute g.'s in the or on the sun's sorel and of course iran has a lot on stage you're not going to stand and on the same time we many times heard from iranian officials that all their concerns are all the american military presence in afghanistan and they believe these presidents. a. round iranian. an

clashes have broken out in southeast turkey for a decision to ban some kurdish candidates from running in the country's upcoming election activists threw molotov cocktails at the police and fought back tear gas and water cannon pro kurdish party described the bad as a political move in a blow to efforts to seek peace in the southeast tens of thousands of people of their lives since the kurdish party began fighting for ethnic ohman twenty seven years ago. cuba's former president fidel castro made a rare public appearance during the country's communist party congress in havana he finally resigned from his post as the long time party leader with his brother raul placing in meetings approved sweeping economic and political changes including limiting political positions to two five year terms and a decades old ban on private property deals such as the buying and selling of houses has also been lifted. to japan because their work is that the quake of atomic plant have begun removing highly radioactive water from the basement of a nuclear reactor building it should give workers access to carr

jennie-0 turkey is recalling 55,000 pounds of frozen raw turkey burgers, concerned the meat may be contaminated with salmonella. the meat was shipped to sam's clubs stores nationwide. so far 12 people in several states, including california say the meat made them sick. the recall son four-pound boxes of jennie-o's all natural turkeyburgers with seasoning. each box has 12 individually wrapped patties. customers are being asked to return the boxes for a refund. >>> charlie sheen took his road show to chicago tonight and opened to a standing ovation. but the vatican assassin warlock did not fare so well just 24 hours ago. in fact, he was booed off the stage during his show's opening night in detroit. [ booing ] >> no? okay. >> this youtube video captured the crowd's reaction in detroit. many members of the dience walked out just a few minutes into the show after sheen made jokes about the city's drug problem. >> ten minutes in the show and i'm leaving. it's horrible. it's not winning. it's losing. >> waste your money. sell them. sell them while you can. it's awful. >> before leaving the stage, she

keep quite a significant military presence of three that's why i don't think that it will be directly turkey's turn to go into. here it's not good but anyway it's a very positive statement by talking to the government i hold they will be able to mr realize these. issues and those are what would you say then about the role of iran and how that another huge and he's not power and the relative ghana's kind of this country is also very significant and the west is not happy about it is you're right. i would say that certainly ron strong of galveston even is even more important to us and russia has its own legitimate interests in this country because of its nation's security issues and iran has a contrary view to a lot in terms of economy of the relevant i'm gonna stand and. steal horses so more than two million are going to refute the scenes on the soul sorel and of course iran has a lot on stage you're not going to stand and on the same time we many times heard from iran on visuals of all their concerns so all the american military presence in afghanistan would be believe these presidents is a goo

other examples, turkey. here's something from david ignatius of the washington post. the united states has quietly created a joint centralized command center with turkey for surveillance from the surveillance drones flying over northern iraq. turkish officers look over the shoulders of their u.s. counterparts that the imagery and are free to target suspicious activities when they see it. the united states doesn't pull the trigger it just shows pictures. other examples of this are southeast asia where the u.s. navy is working with a number of regional countries to establish a fusion center in singapore, and nato where the global talks are part of a new program where they direct the operation of the global talks with the participating countries all get unlimited access to the downlinks. so that at least from the uav perspective is what some of the other countries are doing. .. >> it's a much -- some transfers of uav's are going to be consistent with some nonproliferation policy, and in particularly in the case of isr-type uavs which have so many benefits as outlined in

he's due to head to turkey and malta. meanwhile, the fighting rages on with government forces bearing down on rebel positions. mandy clark reports. >> reporter: the only rebel-held city in western libya is still under siege by gadhafi forces. doctors in misrata say over 150 people were killed there in the past week, and aid is badly needed. some help is reaching the city. a turkish ferry evacuated 250 wounded. it arrived in the rebel stronghold of benghazi to pick up more injured from the eastern front before heading to turkey. those wounded are coming from the battlefield of brega. the oil town remains contested after five days of intense fighting, even with more powerful weapons and better military leadership on the front lines, rebels are struggling to gain any ground. "we were making progress, but they fired at us," he says. "the gunmen are hiding in the city." and they're now facing another problem. gadhafi forces have changed tactics, moving around in armed pickup trucks to better blend with rebel fighters. and that

shape interim the war turkey you know the more power warrior or. one year after a major oil spill in the gulf of mexico coastal residents exposed to toxic chemicals say they've been left to deal with severe health problems all on their own. and christians around the world are united in easter celebrations with thousands flocking to a service at russia's main orthodox cathedral. nine am in the russian capital you're watching r t with the reno joshie welcome to the program after more than a month of allied operations in libya the world stalemate has frequently been used to describe the situation there and for those countries involved in the action it's beginning to cause political trouble at home especially in france where the president's feeling the pinch they know bushell reports on how the country's intervention and maybe at its former colony of ivory coast as backfired for nicolas sarkozy with accusations of imperialism. if nicolas sarkozy hoped intervening in libya and the oil every coast would boost his popularity it's backfired he's now for th