where's angela? you're all alone now. so this guy dyed angela's hair? it's not unusual for an unsub to manipulate his victim to fit his fantasy. and you don't think he's killed marcy? hopefully she fits his delusion and he's continuing to play it out with her. it's imperative we alert the community. well, you do what you gotta do. when this gets out, it's gonna kill tourism. my only concern right now is for the girl. the lab confirmed that the 3 graves contained blond women in their late teens. so the unsub does have a type. he was probably hurt by one or in love with one. sexual sadists have rage, and based on angela's wounds, my money's on hurt. you know, raleigh's 4 hours away. that's quite a distance to go to abduct the girls. well, he must feel comfortable in that area. where's our list of locals with sexual records? here. [beep, ring] speak and be heard, my superfriends. garcia, check to see if any of our suspects with sexual offenses had any priors outside of lake worth. sam edmann. he was booked in '65 for...fondling his girlfriend's 6-year-old

angela ha llamado desde el hospital. dice que roberto se despertó y que está muy bien. ibueno, qué alegría! se te ve muy bien. por lo menos estás despierto. sí. la verdad es que sí me siento muy bien. y yo lo puedo comprobar. se comió dos desayunos. ay, a propósito ¿no queda algo por allí? veo que la recuperación ha sido completa y rápida. también vamos a hablar un poco sobre el ballet folclórico de méxico. fundado por amelia hernández el ballet folclórico incluye música y danzas de diferentes regiones del país. ( se toca el jarabe tapatío ) ¿y carlos se fue así? ¿no te dio ninguna explicación? no, ninguna. ¿no lo has visto esta mañana? no, no he visto ni a carlos ni a gloria. captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en el episodio previo raquel y arturo regresaron al hotel después de una reunión en la casa de pedro. había un mensaje para raquel. ellos, alarmados, llamaron en seguida a pedro. acabo de recibir tu mensaje.

angela. angela. from angela. angela. are you still having intercourse with her? what is wrong with you? she is engaged. did you ever have intercourse in this office? are you serious? ugh. where? where? [voice breaking] where, dwight? seems like you already know where. kevin, you screwed this form up again. the amount owed goes at the top. oh, i'm sorry. i didn't realize i was doing something wrong. if i had, i would've admitted it and stopped right away. that's enough. because i wouldn't want an innocent person who doesn't know anything about the form-- what? that was good. it's just at the end, you weren't saying something that could also apply to the form. how about "i'm sorry i did such a whorish job filling out this form." (oscar) there you go. that cannot be true! you're going to charge me a fee to cut my own cake? uh, no. no, no, no. what i'm saying is i want to cut it myself. trade seats with me. no. i've got a better angle on pam. i can see everything. please stop. i need a soup spoon. (dwight) rule 17. don't turn your back on bears, men you have wronged,

Ángela: no creÍ posible que alguien pudiera llegar socorrerme. estaba preocupada por mis hijos, que tuvieran que seguir sus vidas sin su madr locur: ahora el Único resguardo de Ángela contra la fuerza del agua es permanecer ndida en el techo. Ángela: me dolÍan mucho todos los mÚsculos del cuerpo por estar tan tensa. no podÍa mover ni los brazos ni las piernas y mucho menos nadar. en esos momentos no esperaba ser socorrida. locutor: de pronto un sonido desde lo alto. es un helicÓtero de rescate. el agente debe actuar rÁpido, Ánga esta casi inconsciente. [♪] pese al viento, la lluvia y el peso muerto de la mujer logra colocarle un arnÉs de seguridad y fijarlo con cuidado. lo ha logrado. un segundo mÁs y angela se hubieerdido. pero aÚn existen problemas. el fuerte viento hace que los dos empiecen a oscilar pegrosamente cerca de tendidos elÉctricos de alto voltaje. el piloto va alejÁndose del peligro. >>sÉ que alguien estaba cuidÁome, sÉ que hubo una intervenciÓn divina. me siento afortunada de tener una segunda oportunidad. locut

germany are wondering what to expect from angela merkel. albania church frescoes are being destroyed. france, why the famous lavender is at risk. first up, it germany. europeans are watching closely as 62 million germans went to the polls a few days ago. evil across the continent from sweden to spain are well aware that the outcome of the elections in the eu's largest economy is going to have implications on their lives as well. whether they like it or not, angela merkel is keeping her job as german chancellor. >> a triumph. angela merkel has one of -- has won the biggest victory of her political career. congratulations from all over the world. she is a pinnacle of power in germany and europe. a year ago she was the object of harsh criticism. greek newspapers debt of old stereotypes and all over germany old fears of germany emerged. >> suddenly europe is speaking german. >> the chancellor becomes the dominant figure. germany's southern neighbors are wishing they could vote. they would like to see the social democrats in power or at least ju

and president obama has told angela merkel that the u.s. is not tapping her mobile phone. >>> now piracy charge have been dropped against detained greenpeace activists in russia. they will now face lesser charges of hooliganism. their ship was seized when they staged a protest on the russian-owned oil rig. all have been held in custody. gets to the russian capitol in moscow. david, the hooliganism charges can still potentially carry large prison sentences. >> reporter: yes, that's right. there has been a statement here from the green piece spokesman who says th they are no more hooligans than they were pirat pirates. ithey were mounting a simple protest, they would say. hooliganism is the charges brought against th them and that can be a heavy sentence, the max of seven years, but the judge does have discretion to levy a fine instead, to make them do community service or to suspend the sentence or to give them two years, three years, something under the maximum sentence in detention. we'll have to wai wait and see t it exactly means. presid

angela quería saber algo de mi mamá. angela quería saber si ella es como yo. ¿recuerdan lo que le dije? ya vas a conocer a mis padres. me gustaría eso. ¿tu mamá es como tú? bueno... espera mejor a que la conozcas. yo le dije a angela que pronto conocería a mi mamá. y entonces ella misma podría decir si es como yo. mi mamá y yo nos llevamos bien pero no creo que tengamos la misma personalidad. bueno, por fin fuimos de compras y roberto se compró unos pantalones y un traje. me llevo el traje también. muy bien. luego, volvimos aquí al hotel y almorzamos. ahora estoy esperando a roberto y arturo. ojalá vuelvan pronto. mientras raquel espera a roberto y arturo vamos a repasar lo que ha ocurrido en la familia castillo. hola, manuel. sí, regresé hace poco. me alegro, porque quiero hablar contigo... en nueva york, pati habló con manuel, el productor. ¿qué recuerdan uds. de la conversación? los patrocinadores me han dicho que no están dispuestos a seguir apoyando la obra a menos que cambies unas de las escenas más controversiales. manuel, no entien

after claims the nsa tapped into the mobile of german chancellor angela merkel. leaked documents show 35 world leaders may have been under surveillance. >> looking for a solution to the nsa spying row. on thursday, angela merkel asked for an agreement with washington on ground rules for spying among allies. >> the franco german initiative goes far beyond the past. it is about establishing a common set of rules for intelligence relations. this should be done by the end of the year. >> the initiative comes after a series of u.s. snooping revelations. on thursday, "the guardian" reported at least ernie five international leaders -- 35 international leaders had been monitored. the nsa encouraged senior officials to share their contacts. the spy agency added foreign leaders phone numbers to its surveillance list. one official alone was said to have provided 200 numbers. the day before, the german government said it had information angela merkel's private conversations had been monitored. >> i think the most important thing at this juncture is to find a basis for the f

for us -- i understand why angela merkel has to say something publicly. the fact is the nsa has done more to save german lives than the german army since world war ii. that's the reality. the nsa has provided so much intelligence to save them in terrorist attack. they should be thankful to us, not going through this charade. >> peter king, as a member of the house homeland security committee, the hout intelligence committee as well, the chair of the subcommittee, thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. appreciate it. >>> remember, you can always follow what's going on here in "the situation room" on twitter. you can tweet me @wolfblitzer. thanks very much for watches. "crossfire" with special guests ron paul, race mar reese turner, "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight diagnosing what's wrong with obama care. even if he isn't worried, should he be? should the president have known more about the problem? on the left brian schweitzer, on the right s.e. kipp. in the crossfire, and grace ma returner, who thinks it's wrong for america. can obam

wh-what do you see in angela? what do i see in angela? i want to know. i see through a hard exterior to a little jelly in the middle. she is teaching me to be a better person. and she's working really hard on that. and she has the softest skin i've ever seen, and i can't wait to have sex with her. (oscar) you haven't had sex? no. y--are you guys waiting to get married, or? honestly, i don't know what we're waiting for. andy, something is wrong with that woman. what is wrong with her? i'd like to know. you should call her and ask her. i'd like to know what's wrong with her. i should call her and ask her. what is wrong with her? do it. it's a-- call her. oh, my god. don't call her. don't call her, andy. andy, don't call her. too late. too late, it's dialing. now it's ringing. [laughing] shh! (angela on phone) hello? hello? what is wrong with you? why won't you do andy? what? that's oscar, and he wants to know why you won't do me, and i think it's a valid question. are you drunk? this is andy bernard. i know who this is. i wanna take you to sex school. what

was monitoring the phone conversations of chancellor angela merkel herself piece on a reports now on the potential consequences if the grave breach of trust is proven between the close allies. the statement from the foreign ministry that alerted us that the german the us ambassador to germany had been summoned stress the fact that foreign minister vesta velour would be meeting with him in person now usually a junior diplomat would have taken a meeting like this but the german side wanting to get to the bottom of these allegations is as quickly as possible now this follows up a phone call from angle and merkel directly to barack obama on wednesday after the news broke that perhaps the united states had been listening into the personal phone calls of the german chancellor now a spokesperson for i'm glad merkel said that if this turned out it had happened it would be completely unacceptable and said that angela merkel wanted an immediate and comprehensive response from the united states from the u.s. side well the white house issued a statement saying that the u.s. was not listening int

>>> german chancellor angela merkel tells president obama spying on her and her country is fool i up acceptable. staunch u.s. ally is among of numbeagrowing number complainino the u.s. tough questions during a congressional hearing. a new trial for a kennedy cousin a judge gives him another chance at freedom in the case of 1975 murder of his neighbor mar that mockly. new hope in the battle against breast cancer a promising new drug that treats one of the most aggressive forms of the deadly disease. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america. am stephanie sy. president obama is once again trying to contain diplomatic fallout over the nsa spying program. new allegations have emerged the agency may have tapped the german chancellor's phone and listened in on private conversations. angela merkel told president obama if the allegations are true, it would be a grave breach of trust between the u.s. and germany. ellen fisher has more. >> reporter: the german government has have been pretty sure something went ongoing public with allegations that the american spied on angela merkel's mobile p

angela ahrendts is heading for silicone valley. we'll get a closer look at the deal in just a few moments. >>> rio tinto is up after a bullish sign from miners as rbs morgan john wilson. julia will be in luxembourg in around 30 minutes. >>> and could the debt loss in washington finally be over or are investors rushing to conclusions? we'll hear from a panel of political insiders at 11:45 cet. plus, forget the debt ceiling. there's a lack of innovation is the real threat hanging over america's economy. the former nobel prize winner joins us here on set with his new book in the next hour. >>> but first, u.s. senate leaders say they're optimistic about a possible deal to end the government shutdown and extend the nation's debt ceiling. senate majority leader harry reid said on monday they've made tremendous progress. sentiment is echoed by the majority leader mitch mcconnell. reports say their plan would fund the government through mid january keeping in place the sequester cuts but give mortgages a way to ease their impact. it wie ra

the white house refuses that it has monitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. she is one of the most powerful women in the world, and tonight, the wrath of angela merkel is aimed straight at america. the white house will not deny that it has monitored her cell phone calls in the past, and admits that resident obama is now in an awkward situation. the u.s. ambassador to berlin was summoned to explain exactly what is going on. it was perhaps appropriate today that angela merkel's car had a double 07 license plate. >> this is not about me. it's about every citizen. need to have trust in our allies and partners, and this trust now has to be rebuilt. so i say again, spying on friends is unacc

>> is why are you bugging my phone, demands or men chancellor angela merkel. washington facing backlash from key european allies. police officers killed in clashes with militants over the country's transition to democracy. australian firefighters continue their battle amid high temperatures. a military exercise using live ammunition is thought to have caused one of the largest blazes . hello, welcome to "france 24." here are our top stories. the furor on the scale of american mass surveillance has reached a new level. on color merkel has demanded explanations over reports that the nationalist purity of a -- angela merkel has demanded explanations of reports that the national security agency has bumped phones. >> the allegation in just one week. berlin on wednesday said the nsa may have tapped angela merkel's phone. she called resident obama to demand immediate verification. >> she unequivocally disapproves of certain practices and regards them as completely unacceptable. >> washington did not deny the charges. it simply said it was not currently monitoring her

the white house refuses that it has monitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. she is one of the most powerful women in the world, and tonight, the wrath of angela merkel is aimed straight at america. the white house will not deny that it has monitored her cell phone calls in the past, and admits that resident obama is now in an awkward situation. the u.s. ambassador to berlin was summoned to explain exactly what is going on. it was perhaps appropriate today that angela merkel's car had a double 07 license plate. >> this is not about me. it's about every citizen. need to have trust in our allies and partners, and this trust now has to be rebuilt. so i say again, spying on friends is unacc

that ore allegations that chancellor angela merkel's cell phone was tapped by the nsa. al jazeera's tim friend has this from brussels. >> angela merkel arrived in this summit at angry mood and hinted at long term damage to u.s. relations not just in germany but across europe. >> translator: with regards to the national security agencies, i have made it clear to the american president that spying between friends is unacceptable. i said that in june when he was in berlin and in july and also yesterday in a phone call. it's not about me. it's about the privacy of all german people. between allies there must be trust and this trust must now be rebuilt. >> other leaders gathering in brussels lined up to express alarm on the latest revelations about the extent of u.s. phone tapping. >> we can't accept this systematic spying whatever it may be. we need to take measures and i don't just mean at a national level we need to take european measures as well. >> there was also this moment of levity from the issue leader. >> -- irish leader. >> french president francois hollande is me

you pretend to be angela's father. you will play angela, and i'll pretend to be you. that way you can see what it looks like when you're up here. [whistles pachelbel's canon in d] ♪ ba da da da da da ♪ da da dee da da dum ♪ ba da da da da da [whistles]

german chancellor angela merkel says that trust must be built anew. she is very upset that her cell phone was listened to. but isn't it true, however, that members of the european union are doing the same thing to us, conducting surveillance on each other and even the united states. >> well, i think they don't have the capacity that we have. but, clearly, using cyberand internet access they are trying to get access. and spying on adversaries and friends continue, but the fact is in anige where you've got internet access and you've got contractors capable of creating security breaches. you have a situation where more and more of what the intelligence community in this country does may well be exposed. and the question is, the question is how to deal with that problem. we now have a real challenge. you have a u.n. general assembly resolution introduced and the euros very angry coming here to try to demand assurances or some sort of agreement, gentlemen's agreement or otherwise that we won't violate privacy of their leaders. we'll get through this and it

an angela, krichl krit krit am of bam care continues. take a listen. >> one thing i have to tell you, the rollout is the least of the problem here. the rollout looks like a disaster. the problem with obama care is it doesn't get to the nub of the problem. which is higher health care costs that have been out of control. so when you roll it out, if it rolled out perfectly, it's not going to achieve what america wants. >> so now it's not just republicans. ten democratic senators say that they also want some sort of delay in enforcing the law. how can president obama's plan remain on schedule with members of his own parties now seeking a delay? >> well, i think that we have to look at why we it actually are experiencing this level of challenge with the obama care website. first and foremost, let's address this. if there weren't 45 votes to repeal obama care and instead congress in total, not just democrats that were supporting the law, but if republicans actually had the decency and the common accepts to realize that this was the law of the

the nature of the sperm call was now it originated through intelligence that was that came out that angela merkel's personal telephone had been listened to by the n.s.a. now this information was taken seriously enough by the german security services under by mrs merkel herself to prom to get on the phone to the oval office and speak directly to the president barack obama now the spokesperson for angela merkel said the chiefs wanting an immediate and comprehensive clarification about these allegations and if it turns out that they had been listening into her personal phone calls that would be completely on acceptable now that's been echoed in the front pages of the newspaper newspapers here on thursday in germany they're talking about it being the biggest affront to chancellor merkel and to the german people if they had been if their leader had been being spied on by the by the united states and also talking about it being an attack on her political hearths now in response to these allegations the white house released a statement saying that they were not and would not be spying on the pers

>>es que Ángela se la pasaba aquÍ casi todo el tiempo. le encantaba cocinar. >>Ángela. >>sÍ, mi esposa. nos separamos hace seis meses. >>no sabÍa que eras casado. >>nunca preguntaste. tenemos muy poco tiempo de conocernos. dime, ¿has estado casada? >>nunca. tuve un novio por cinco aÑos, pero se acabÓ. es que no Íbamos a ningÚn lado y decidimos cortar por lo sano. lo bueno es que ahora somos muy buenos amigos. >>me parece muy bien. se me hace tan tonto esas parejas que se pasan toda la vida amÁndose y cuando terminan, se la pasan como perros y gatos. >>¿eres amigo de Ángela? >>ah... digamos que soy... mucho mÁs que eso. >>¿volverÍas con ella? >>por mÁs que quisiera, no podrÍa. ¿quieres conocerla? >>sÍ. si quieres... >>perfecto, espÉrame aquÍ. ahora vengo. >>¿quÉ haces? >>busco el Álbum de fotos, ¿dÓnde estÁ? >>en la gaveta de arriba. >>aquÍ estÁ, gracias. >>no me digas que la aburrirÁs mostrÁndole fotos. >>ella quiere conocerte y a mi me encanta recordar. >>no es el momento, tomÁs. vas a espantarla. >>¿por quÉ? >>¿te gustarÍa en la prime

ambassador on inspections that angela merkel's phone was tapped. president obama told angela merkel that she is not being spied on. the white house didn't rule out that it may have happened in the past. >> thousands took to the streets of the cambodian capital to protest against a stolen election and want an independent investigation into poll results. >> more on the top story, the syria prisoner exchange. joining us from beirut a syrian and lebanon officer at human rights watch. the women were handed over wednesday. no family or friends to welcome them. such a stark contrast to the release and frenzy of celebrations that surrounded the lebanese pilgrims, when they were exchanged on saturday. who are these women? what do we know about them? >> thank you for having me. so we have been following this exchange closely. what we do know is that some of these women are individuals who have been arbitrarily detained by the syrian government. they, like others, have been held because of their peaceful activates m, for their humanitarian work, in defense of

is more able to tap into the phone of angela merkel and to do other things. i think the most troubling thing for their administration at least insofar as it oversees relationships are concerned, it's been a cooperative. they've been sharing intelligence. this is a new day and age of terrorism. if that comes out, if for instance, germany is seen as well, they gave the u.s. this information about the following six people, that is dangerous because then that turns the spotlight on in a way that certainly merkel would not like. i think the administration is lucky in this way. you hear responses like marco rubio. and the ruth is, there is no pressure on had administration to change this at had point. >> change the policy of eavesdropping, surveilance, even on friendly countries? >> i think it's one thing to say we all sigh on each other and another for merkel to find out her cell phone has been tapped. the reality of that simple fact is different from oh, yeah, everybody spies on everybody. >> they had a conversation, the preds president and angela merkel the othe

angela ahrendts has always been ahead of the curve in redefining things. she took burberry from $2 billion market capitalization to $7 billion market capitalization through innovation. you have to assume somebody as smart as she is knows what she's doing and in her view is a new challenge. she's breaking the mold yet again. >> if you were looking at apple today would you say this might put her in line or in the running to succeed tim cook at whatever point he decides to move on? >> i think whenever you bring somebody at that level you're thinking about potential -- >> do they fit. >> think about apple's market and think about what angela ahrendts has done in china it makes sense. >> very interesting. let's move on to parts of new jersey where we live. verizon has stopped laying down traditional copper line for its phone network and recently the ceo said it's no longer concerned with land lines. do you have a land line in your house? >> we have a land line in my house. >> i do too. would you give it up? >> i like the security of the land line during difficu

but other reports say that he knew about the surveillance of angela merkel in 2010. there have been rumbles of how the european governments could be careful because edward snowden may have information about how much cooperation european governments gave to the surveillance. >> as they wrap up meetings on capitol hill, what are they saying after the first meeting emerges. >> reporter: this is part of an european inquiry set up a few months ago. this has been long planned. the first stop at chairman of the house intelligence mike rogers who said he didn't understand what all the fuss was about, that they should be glad europe is spying on them because its keeping them safe. not much there. there is talk of ongoing dialogue but the chairman of european union foreign affairs has said confidence has been damaged. >> has anything been said that their spying headquarters have been linked so they can share the spy information. >> reporter: that's the big question, what we haven't learned from the edward snowden is the amount of cooperation from the european governments and t

chancellor angela merkel was put to defend her government's cooperation with the nsa, saying it prevented terrorist attacks. we can only protect the population if we cooperate with others, her office said. edward snowden describe the cozy relationship between german spies and the nsa. we are in bed together with the germans, the same as with most western countries. they don't ask to justify how we know something and vice versa, to insulate their political leaders from the backlash of knowing how grievously they are violating global privacy. the nsa has an agreement with other countries including canada, u.k., australia, and new zealand. each country's spying agency is directed at a certain region of the world. together the five countries are known as the five eyes. they share intelligence with roughly 30 other nations, including germany. these stations are known as third-party partners. they have their surveillance tools trained on each other, or they have outsourced their spying activities. the report says it appears the principle that foreign intelligence agencies do not monitor the cit

the white house refuses that it has monitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history.

were you just talking to angela? yes. i was telling her that her husband is extremely physically attractive. okay. enough with that now. quit trying to drive a wedge. it's a fact. on a scale of one to ten, he's ten to the tenth power. what am i? you're a solid 7.5. which is quite respectable. your job is to help me and angela to be together. dr. hodgkins, domestic issues make up the core of our business. and i have to tell you, most of the time they go back. they go back? they go back to their husbands or their wives most of the time. it's a fact. and you think angela should go back to her husband? i don't have an opinion about should or should not. i'm more interested in will or won't. but in this case, in my opinion... i don't think she's going back to her husband. even after you practically threw him at her? exactly. aren't you glad i did? now you can sleep like a baby because of my thorough approach. thank you. that's right, "thank you." brennan: where is everybody? booth: at the party, i guess. we could still go. ah,

monitored telephone calls of angela merkel. european leaders have been up in arms after showing up in a german magazine. the magazine claimed it received information from ed snowden but the magazine has nottive closed a source. the white house says the u.s. -- and words matter -- the white house says the u.s. is not and will not monitor chancellor merkel's communications. notice that does not address whether the u.s. has in the past kept tabs on her. listen to the answer when a reporter asked that question, point blank. listen. >> i want to ask you, has the united states monitored the chancellor's phone calls in the past. >> we're not going to comment publicly on every specified alleged activity. and it's clear we gathered foreign intelligence of the same matter as other nations. >> chancellor merkel sent out a statement that says spying among friends is not acceptable among anyone and that guess for any citizen of germany. she is not pleased. now other european leaders are lashing out. belgium prime minister says we cannot acc

the ball is indeed in the field of berlin and angela merkel. we must now wait for the negotiation. there is actually a franco german document that was signed on the 30th of may by francois hollande and angela merkel. france and germany together for a stronger european stability and growth. >> does it include things like lowering the sales tax question mark 22% -- the sales tax? 22% in italy is huge. >> the document is a roadmap that could lead to further steps in completing the economic and monetary policies. steps that are necessary. the tax is that the national level, monitored by the european commission. these decisions take place and there is a so-called european semester, which is budgetary surveillance of the budgets of the member states by the commissioner, the economic and monetary affairs commissioner. these are decisions to be taken at the national level. for making the union function better, they must be taken. how they are taken is the decision of the national level. the european commission will play a larger role now and this is good in order to assure economic and mon

they are saying that president obama was informed about the spying on angela merkel from this summer and then he immediately stopped the spying on angela merkel among others. 35 international leading politicians. so that might actually be the case. that might actually be as well the opportunity of president obama saving his face in front of angela merkel and as well perhaps being a little bit of a cure to the german/united states relation. one thing is clear, they have been spying on angela merkel's phone and as well the relations between germany and washington or the united states are seriously damaged, at least for now. with that, back to you. >> yes. got to run. for now. thanks, annette at that. that's the latest from the german point of view. >>> meanwhile, more bad news. critical obama care websites crashed. the crashed data center determines eligibility for government subsidies. the company is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. >>> michigan governor rick snyder is expected to testify in detroit's bankruptcy eligibility trial. governor snyder orchestrated the s

(angela) i am not gonna judge phyllis for desecrating christmas. there is one person who will, though. and phyllis just stuffed him into a drawer. i need you to get rid of the tree. but-- thank you. (phyllis) oh i don't think it's blackmail. angela just does what i ask her to do so i won't tell everyone that she's cheating on andy with dwight. i think for it to be blackmail, it would have to be a formal letter. ah, you brought in your doll collection. [scoffs] these are not dolls, jim. these are commodities, the same as gold or oil. every year i do research to determine which toy will be the most popular of the christmas season. this year it's a doll-- half girl, half unicorn. catch phrase: "my horn can pierce the sky." pathetic. i bought out every store in the area over the last couple of weeks. and as lazy parents become more desperate, i will sell them at an enormous profit. isn't that right, princess? that's the christmas spirit. i am simply punishing those parents that would wait till the last minute to give their child a gift. and such a gene

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pater was one of coalition with angela merkel. she represents the parties new strategic, keeping all doors open. to find out more, we are joined from the green party congress. were badlygreens demoralized in september's election. get the the changes party back on track? >> ahead chosen a new leadership with many new faces. of course, they can take the party in new directions. the key thing they have done at this conference is given themselves new coalition options . of course, just in the last week, the greens decided that there was no basis for a coalition with angela merkel and conservatives at this time. future, provided they can find an october lap on policies. they have given themselves more room to maneuver and i could be very useful to them in opposition in the years ahead. >> what about content? what does germany actually stand for these days? >> it is the ecological agenda that has always been protecting you permit and taking the lead from the conservatives who have been leading the move away from nuclear power. they feel

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. >> there's more embarrassment in the angela merkel affair. a trove of documents leaked by edward snowden produced another bombshell. the controversy is growing and so is the rift with the close ally. german chancellor angela merkel expressing outrage over reports american intelligence listened in on her cell phone calls. >> translation: with regards to the national security agency, i have made it clear to the american president that spying between friends is unanticipatable. i said that in june when he was in berlin, and in july, and yesterday in a phone call. it's not about me, it's about the privacy of all german people. between allies there must be trust, and this trust must be rebuilt. >> at the white house, jay carney didn't deny it had taken place. >> i can't and won't answer every allegation that appears in print about the intelligence activities. >> this as the white house tries to limit the fallout. >> revelations of late caused tensions in our relationship with some countries. we are dealing with that set of issues through diplomati

>>> the chancellor of germany angela merkel had tough questions to president obama. she made a phone call to the president to ask whether the u.s. had been tapping her cellphone, spying on her private conversations. even though germany is a strong ally to america - she warned spying would constitute a breach of trust. alan fisher has the latest. >> the german government must have been sure something was going on, going public with allegations that the americans spied on angela merkel's phone. the chancellor phoned the white house. >> i can assure you the president assured the chancellor of the germany that the u.s. will not monitor. >> listen again. >> i can tell you the president assured the united states is not monitoring and will not monitoring the communications of the chancellor >> missing are the words "have not" and "did not." when asked whether it happened in the past the official line was repeated. >> beyond that i'm not in position to comment publicly >> it comes days after nsa was accused of hacking diplomats computers, recording data from 70 million calls

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german chancellor angela merkel is demanding officers from the u.s. over allegations it tapped her mobile phone. the white house has denied any ongoing spying, but hasn't ruled out that it may have happened in the part. that's of people gathering protesting a stolen election they want an independent investigation in to poll results earlier this year. thousands of tunisians have been demanding the government steps down. prime minister says he will resign, but only after a caretaker government is formed. on wednesday, six national guard members were killed during fighting with armed men. here say report from tunisia. >> reporter: protesters try to enter the office of to true neai can't's prime minister. they are stopped by the police. opposition coalitions behind the demonstrations says the government must go. they say it's not just about politics they are out the work. like half. >> unemployment has increased the and the cost of living has gone, we'll continue to fight until we get rid of this government. long live tunisia we won't give up on it. >> re

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because of the personal nature with angela merkel? >> well, i sdhad a couple people. one person said, look, the outrage would be if we only -- if we're interested in what a leader thinks about a terrorism negotiation we're in or an economic negotiation we're in. the outrage would be if we said we'll only monitor her office phone but not her cell phone. the fact is, world leaders use their cell phones all the time. in fact, one former intelligence official, a very senior one, said one of the hardest things now is that people in the u.s. government are careless about their use of cell phones. it's much more convenient than saying "i have to wait to get to a secure line." information in this country and the world moves so fast that you always see these leaders on their cell phones at summits and when they get the car. people expect answers. you can't say "i'm waiting until i get back to my secure line." and so they recognize -- officials i've talked to say every leader should recognize that this -- cell phones in particular are very vulnerable. >> brown: so luke baker, b

y roberto acusó a angela de tener motivos personales. ia ver, dímelo! esto ya lo hablamos hace una semana. angela quiere darle parte del dinero a su novio, jorge. es otra vez la señora, lópez de estrada. ¿quién es? una agente de bienes raíces. un empresario de los estados unidos quiere comprar la gavia. nos ha hecho una oferta. ¿comprar la gavia? ¿y desde cuándo está en venta? ila hacienda es lo que más quiere papá! al final, raquel y arturo decidieron ir a cenar. si es una invitación a cenar antes debo subir a mi habitación. bueno, nos encontramos abajo en quince minutos. media hora. bueno. raquel no sabía que le esperaba una sorpresa. buenas. buenas. hola, raquel. i¿luis?! sí, raquel, soy yo. ivaya sorpresa! ¿y qué haces aquí? acabo de llegar a méxico. raquel: ¿estás alojado aquí en este hotel? sí. disculpen. arturo... él es luis villareal. es... un viejo amigo mío. el doctor arturo iglesias es un buen amigo de argentina. mucho gusto. el gusto es mío. bueno... pues, iésta sí es una verdadera sorpresa! luis, arturo y yo íb

geblg thre angela merkel, threes before she became chancellor. it said nothing about whether it had monitored her. the revelations have sparked outrages in ger germany becausef east germany's past, like many germans, mervelg merkel is deman explanation and sending her intelligence chief to get one. >> also spied on the presidents of mexico and brazil and maybe spying on allies in 80 other countries. thousands marched in washington, d.c. yesterday to protest that program and demand a limit to the surveillance. germany and brazil are pushing for resolution from the u.n. general assembly calling for right to privacy on the internet. a draft could be circulated later this week. i talked to al jazeera's national security advisory faisa patel. >> there is embarrassment right now, the socialist government is way, way down in the polls. so the notion that the french government has no control over its destiny that it can't protect itself even against american spying doesn't play well with the elect ral rat. >> faisa do they have a right to be outraged? >>