the visit of hillary clinton coincides with those preparations. this is a large-scale exercise involving 20 ships, 200 aircraft, 8000 personnel. the message is clear. sending a message of deterrence career.h towe further acts of aggression will not be tolerated. while any sort of a conciliatory statement will be welcomed, at the moment, the real focus is on sending a message of deterrence. >> a senior auditor at the united nations was -- launched a strong attack on ban ki-moon, accusing him of undermining efforts to combat corruption. the outgoing head of the internal oversight organization said under his leadership, the u.n. has entered a period of decay. there has been a dramatic rise in malnutrition. it is trying to increase food supplies to young children. the spokeswoman said the wfp aimed to feed eight million in niger. china has overcome the u.s. to become the largest consumer. chinese and energy demand has doubled in a decade. china unchallenged the report's finding saying its calculations were unreliable. staying in china. officials in th

that's right, hillary clinton i. what she's doing is unveiling $i $500 million in development projects. the hope is if the u.s. can win points with the pakistani people and the pakistani military and the pakistani government can go after militants in afghanistan. it's those militants who have made afghanistan more violent ever ever, increasing security fears. >> reporter: in the afghan capital, police are gearing for a fight. hillary clinton an and her counterparts from 50 countries have arrived here. and the city is on edge. the major general is responsible for keeping kabul safe. the enemies of afghanistan will do their best to show the international community there is no peace or security, he says. those enemies succeeded. the suicide bomber killed three people here. the remnants of the bomber or the victims remained on this street long after the attack. this will give you a sense of the scene of a suicide explosion. over there, there's body parts from the suicide bomber, we won't show you those. over here, a moto

the headlines at this hour, secretary of state hillary clinton announces a new u.s. sanctions against north korea. german chancellor angela merkel defends her government pause performance amid slumping approval ratings. and astronomers find a massive star, 10 million times brighter than the sun. >>> the united states says it is imposing new sanctions on north korea to try to discourage it from behaving provocatively. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton announced the talks after talks with south korean leaders in seoul, following p'yongyang's alleged sinking of a naval vessel in march. it targets luxury items, and the sale or purchase of arms. . >> hillary clinton and robert gates in the demilitarized zone. it is a symbolic visit, one of a number of visits to show support for the south following the alleged attack on the south korean warship. gates used the opportunity to point out problems in the north. >> it is stunning how little has changed, and yet how much south korea has continued to grow. the north, by contrast, is in isolation. >> north korea's nuclear pr

has been able to achieve this hillary clinton's. visit has been able to achieve that goal. the civilians or the ordinary citizens if they agree with that i would have to say no because i was just in pakistan conducting research for a month and in my interviews with parliamentarians and ordinary citizens an analyst thinking analyst what i found out was that he said that the u. has has done this before they have given the development aid but whenever it suited them but whenever it didn't suit them they actually left so they're actually skeptic whether ok is us in there for a long term is that going to stay but you know it shouldn't overshadow what has been done to carry lugar bill. is unprecedented even at the best of the times between the partnership of u.s. pakistan partnership there was no such bill that gave development aid to pakistan and not the ordinary military aid so i mean that should not be overshadowed and the strategic dialogue is definitely a step towards the right direction my question is if there is so much development aid that's been given if now they start b

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our world affairs correspondent explains. >> the american secretary of state hillary clinton arriving in hanoi prevents the normalization of relations between united states and north vietnam. the message that vietnam is on the path to becoming a great nation, but the u.s. would like to see improvements in its human rights record. she is also here for this regional forum of the association of south east asian nations, and the discussion for this gathering looks set to be dominated by events and the seas around the caribbean -- korean and celeb. >> at the u.s. is really interested in removing nuclear weapons, it should hold the military exercises and the sanctions that destroyed the mood for dialogue. >> hillary clinton came to vietnam from the south korean capital of seoul where she and robert gates laid flowers for those killed in war, and also in memory of the 46 out three and sailors who died in march and the sinking of zero warships, blamed on north korea in an international -- sinking of a north korean warship, -- sinking of a south korean warship, blamed on north korea an interna

hillary clinton came to kabul tonight pressing for afghanistan to show it can start defending itself and fight corruption. the goal of a summit conference here tomorrow. 72 foreign ministers including iran, the largest conference ever held in afghanistan during war or peace, an inviting target for insurgents. officials say the threat level is high. the blast tonight, a suicide bombing and foiled plot over the weekend, but the capital in lockdown. clinton still dove straight into a round of briefings. do you have good news for secretary clinton? >> we always have good news for secretary clinton. >> general petraeus is filled with good news. >> reporter: the conference is a big test for hamid karzai to prove he is taking more control. clinton told us she is wary of karzai's efforts to reconcile with the taliban. >> there are a lot of members of the taliban who will not renounce al qaeda. they have a very close working relationship with al qaeda. they will not agree to give up violence and integrate into the society. >> reporter: all of this after clinton spent two days in neighboring p

hillary clinton's global. she's u.s. >> i say as an elected official, i mean what nancy pelosi has gotten done as speaker, i think eclipses what hillary was able to do as one of 100 in the senate. >> bonnie: no doubt about that. but i'm just saying in terms of, forget elected. are you absolutely right about that. but i'm talking maybe more in terms of name recognition. >> oh, globally for sure. but i mean look at what she has done. i mean if they had done nothing but the health-care reform, it would have-- i would have gone home a happy woman. and they would have done financial reform and the house cap and trade. they have to my mind done everything obama has asked them to do and more. she may suffer for it because she ought to get extra-- because it was uphill. a lot of this stuff was not just sweeping but deeply unpopular and she got it done. >> and it's going to cost them in november. i mean most of the major legislation that we're talking about, the three part, the financial reform, health care and the sti

hillary clinton insisted this was a fight worth waging. she told for patience. >> there are significant indicators of progress free they are not fast enough -- there are significant indicators of progress. they're not fast enough. we need patience. we know what happens when we abruptly imprimatur the lead. part of what this conference is about is stocktaking. bringing people to pathe table d having an open exchange of what our questions and criticism might be. >> she was in islamabad. it is a crucial ally. she called on authorities to do more on insurgents along the border. the world is watching. >> the afghan president hamid karzai has been meeting nato foreign ministers ahead of the summit. among them is the french foreign minister. mr. kushner was asked what is at stake. >> this conference is being held in kabul. this is very important. is it a turning point? i do not know. i hope so. why? because since the london conference and since the paris conference we have been talking about afghan as asian -- afghanization. we must support the i

targeting leadership and assets, that was the message from hillary clinton as the secretary of state announced further sanctions against north korea. tensions in the area have been rising since the sinking of the warship in march. >> hillary clinton was given her own up close glimpse at north korea and america's old adversary was watching back. the company by the defense secretary, robert gates, it was all part of the symbolism of the trip. a show of support for the south korean allies. at the start of the press conference, mrs. clinton made clear that there was substance. >> today i am announcing a series of measures to increase our ability to prevent north korea's proliferation, halting their illicit activities, discouraging further provocative actions. first we will implement new country specific sanctions aimed at north korea's failed procurement of arms related material. >> the measures are punishment for their alleged did torpedoing of this south korean warship in march. north korea is already one of the most heavily sanctioned countries on the planet. these new sanctions annou

tensions in the area have been rising, our correspondent has the report. >> hillary clinton was given her first of close glimpse of north korea. the u.s. secretary of state's visit to the heavily fought -- heavily fortified border was a part of the symbolism of this trip, a show of support for their south korean and allies. at a press conference, mrs. clinton made clear that there was substance. >> today i am announcing a series of measures to increase our ability to prevent north korea's proliferation and halt their illicit activities that funds their weapons programs as the surge brings more provocative action. these are aimed at the procurement of material. >> punishment for no. 3 apostle legend torpedo into the warships in south korea. north korea is already one of the most heavily sanctioned countries on the planet, but these new sanctions announced are meant to squeeze its armed proliferation activities even harder and place further restrictions on its import of luxury goods. mrs. clinton said that the measures were not directed at the people of north korea, but the misguided po

secretary of state hillary clinton says that the british government may want to explain to the american congress and the decision to release the bomber. it was part of an oil deal regarding bp. he reportedly only had a few months to live. >> here's the problem facing britain and america he is free and he is not yet dead. the scottish and government release him a year ago when his doctor said he had three months to live. but 11 months have gone by and he is still alive. he is the only man convicted of the bombing of pan am flight 103. 270 people were killed when it exploded over the town of lockerbie. for this crime, he was jailed for life. which is why his release last year ended so many in britain and america, despite the objections of the victims' families. the scottish chairman decided to let him go home and died in libya. -- and to die in libya. >> is an affront to the families of pan am flight 103. >> there are very legitimate questions. there is the medical condition that has mid lead -- has led to the decision. we will look to the british government to help us fully understand th

hillary clinton told nbc news the guests would be chosen very carefully. >> it is hers and it's a family wedding and the people coming are her friends and people that have been meaningful in her life. >> reporter: tonight some of the guests have been spotted and parts of the invite list have leaked. >> it seems to be maybe a little less high profile names and more actual god for bid friends of marc and chelsea but still some a-listers here. >> reporter: who exactly? well, mignon moore is reportedly in. moore was the director of white house political affairs under bill and a senior political consultant to hillary clinton for the white house. the guy who beat hillary for that job, president obama told the ladies of "the view" he didn't get an incite and he didn't mind. >> it would tough enough to have one president at a wedding. you are don't want two presidents at the wedding. the secret service and everybody is getting magged. >> in, huma abedin. hillary's right-hand woman. intemped at the white house and with her through her 2008 campaign. bill even presided over her wedding. out, kathl

seriously, this is all unedited and you want to fix something that's not offensive, like hillary clinton singing star spangled banner or me singing, i left my heart in san francisco. we can't get that edited? >> maybe, i left my heart in san francisco. >> yeah, but what if people say things that they regret, it's out there for the world to see. does it disappear or on there for a month or two? is there an expiration date? the impact is permanent, and you have those on the nightly news, and then it ends up in a vault. but here it ends up in a universe that's endless for access. >> yeah, you can divide the content in two large portions, one of them is more especially in the politics side, candidates wanting to get their message out and this message is approved by this. and on the other side are those not approved. videos in times where the spotlight turns off. when they think the camera is turned off, and they start coming back and talking. and once those things are captured with the regret it's posted on youtube. but at the end the day it's beneficial to the voters and users, to be able t

hillary clinton spoke before the summit. >> it is in the spotlight. never has the city hosted so many foreign leaders, but it did match, this city would be paralyzed by now. it is barely improving. it is sobering, as if nato's counterinsurgency strategy is in trouble. attacks in june are up 51%. attacks against international organizations are increasing, and the number of civilians killed is also rising. sunday there was another attack. the conference will call for continued aid for afghanistan to support its government. this should pave the way for foreign troops to withdraw. u.k. has made clear it wants its troops out sooner rather than later. hillary clinton insisted this was a fight worth waging, and she called for several things. >> they are not fast enough. >> wwe are a notoriously impatient people. we know what happens when we prematurely leave afghanistan, so part of what this conference is about is stocktaking, bringing everyone to the table and having an open exchange of what our questions and criticism might be. >> mrs. clinton was just in

secretary of state hillary clinton were among the participants. >> the transition process is too important to push off indefinitely. >> the escalation in attacks by taliban insurgents has led to sharp rises in casualties and war costs on the part of the supporting nations. these countries hope to promote the training of afghan forces and police officers for a gradual transfer of security responsibilities to pave the way for withdrawal of the international forces. but it's taking time to turn them into forces with high ethical standards and professionalism. corruption is widespread, even among police officers. some provide the taliban with weapons. countries supporting afghanistan are seeking exit strategies but they are bound to face an uphill battle. >>> the conference ended with an agreement to set a time limit for handing over security responsibilities to the afghan government, but it's still unclear if the transfer can be realized by the deadline. the u.s.-led coalition forces have fought the taliban for nine years. peace and stability would secure afghanistan's future, especially for

. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is marking the 15th anniversary of normalized relations with vietnam, during a visit to hanoi. she is pressing vietnam on human rights. and pressing to help with the lingering effects of agent orange used in the war. she will also meet with other southeast asian officials about the threat of north korea. >>> britain's prime minister david cameron took a bite out of the big apple during his first trip to the u.s. he grabbed a quick hot dog lunch with new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >>> tens of thousands of people remain without power this morning after wild weather ripped through new york city area. strong storms battered parts of new york, new jersey and connecticut with pounding rain, 60-mile-per-hour winds, lightning, even some reported tornadoes. >>> today will be a much calmer day in the northeast. severe storms in the middle of ith 80-mile-per-hour winds, golf ball-sized hail and flash flooding. strong thunderstorms in kentucky and tennessee. heavy rain and flooding from eastern colorado to arizona. >> and phoenix will be a bit cool

secretary of state hillary clinton will visit south korea and vietnam next week to coordinate with u.s. allies over the sinking of a south korean warship blamed on north korea. assistant secretary of state kurt campbell told reporters that clinton will leave on monday and visit the two countries after attending an aid conference in afghanistan. in announcing clinton's tour, campbell urged north korea to take concrete action toward abandoning its nuclear program. >> the united states and south korea have always maintained, and our position is clear, that we are prepared under the right circumstances to sit down in a dialogue with north korea. >> in seoul clinton is scheduled to attend a meeting with the foreign and defense ministers of south korea, along with u.s. defense secretary robert gates. she'll then head to vietnam to take part in the asean regional forum, a framework for discussing security issues affecting the asia pacific. campbell also said clinton will meet with japanese foreign minister katsuya okada on the sidelines of the asean conference. they're expected to discuss the

secretary of state hillary clinton has been talking to the bbc ahead of the summit. >> afghanistan leadership is in the spotlight as kabul prepares for the historic international conference. never has this city hosted so many foreign policy leaders. but if developments on the ground match the promises made at each of the conferences for afghanistan, this country would be paradise by now. the situation however is barely improving. a report by the afghanistan and geosecurity office is sobering. it says nato's counterinsurgency vatty is in trouble. attacks in june are up 5 1 pairs compared to last year. attacks against international organizations are increasing and the number of civilians killed is also rising. just this sunday, there was another attack against a market. but a conference will call for continued aid for afghanistan to support its government as it slowly takes charge. this should pave the way for foreign troops to withdraw. the u.k. has plemmed aid but has made it clear wants its soldiers out sooner rather than later. hillary clinton insisted this was a fight worth waging and she

clinton was in islam about not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration almost eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable marriage or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has nu

i think it's all crazy talk i don't think anybody needs to believe any of these guys the hillary clinton obama cars if anybody because nobody has any clue how we're going to bring peace there or stability this whole thing if we don't negotiate with the taliban unless the taliban peace negotiations are brought to the forefront of this whole discussion it's all mindless chatter it's it's nonsense it's like facebook blogging on steroids it's crazy to art and nobody should listen to it as far as i can see you know i hate to criticize the u.s. congress so much and so avidly but i think many of them outside of a few are really crazy for having any sort of idea about staying in afghanistan longer is it because a good thing or can help stabilize about the only way to bring peace and stability is to allow local people to solve local problems through local solutions and it doesn't include foreign of forces being the source of that peacemaking has to be done by the afghan parliament it has to be done by pakistan and we need civilians to do it not military force opinion from afghan war veteran jay g

clinton was in islam about not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for a civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot. and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration almost eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of us pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable marriage or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has nuc

clinton was speaking in south korea after holding talks with the fence and military officials she said the new measures including the freezing of assets and to stop north korea or sending arms when it comes just days before a joint military exercise aimed at the turn pyongyang from any potential attacks the north denied accusations that it was behind the sinking of a warship but only to the south back in march of this year when i'm now joined by. the center for conflict analysis and prevention of the u.s. institute of peace thanks very much indeed for joining us there in washington now the u.n. sanctions in place against north korea they really don't seem to be doing much do they so will new ones really make any difference do you think. well right now the consensus view among a lot of the korea watchers here in washington is that this is a very symbolic message to north korea two part message one is that north korea has a decision to make to go down this path of self isolation and more sanctions or come back to the six party talks negotiate denuclearization and get economic and diploma

clinton was in islamabad not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for a civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot. and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration almost eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable marriage or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has n

sanctions as a clear expression of intensified hostility hillary clinton is expected to discuss the issue jane the assy and we've known for a tension it was high considerably in march off to north korea was accused a sinking a warship belonging to the south. who is weeping across south and signed up with water and to rain to the country the storm comes after a severe flooding and landslides that left more than seven hundred dead three hundred forty seven missing so far this year many roads bridges and tunnels is tell us what officials say damages from severe weather conditions are in the tens of billions of dollars it's the worst flooding in the country in over a decade and. the u.s. senate has passed a bill aimed at helping a two and a half million unemployed americans whose benefits of jews who run out the small the bill will extend welfare for a further three months many were left without financial help due to the stalemate a negotiation is between republicans and democrats say they'll send the bill to the white house to be signed later today. now it's time for the latest business deal

clinton was in islam about not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable narrative or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has nuclear

i think it's all crazy talk i don't think anybody needs to believe any of these guys or hillary clinton obama karzai because nobody has any clue how we're going to bring peace there or stability this whole thing if we don't negotiate with the television unless the taliban peace negotiations are brought to the forefront of this whole discussion it's all mindless chatter it's it's nonsense it's like facebook blogging on steroids it's crazy to target and nobody should listen to it as far as i'm concerned there i hate to criticize the us congress so much and so avidly but i think many of them outside the us do are really crazy for having any sort of idea that staying in afghanistan longer is a good as a good thing or can help stabilize it actually only way to bring peace and stability is to allow local people to solve local problems through local solutions and it doesn't include foreign of forces being the source of the peacemaking has to be done by the afghan parliament it has to be done by pakistan and we need civilians to do it not military force opinion there from afghan war veteran j.

clinton was in islamabad not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for a civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression day after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration almost eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable naresh or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has

and saw hillary clinton said the new measures would target north korea's arms sales and other ventures he used to fund its atomic program in recent days a joint u.s. and south korean military exercise has been held to demonstrate to pyongyang readiness against any potential at a time the north denies accusations that have sunk a south korean warship in march killing forty six historian and korea expert jim hoard believes the new sanctions a will however hate north korea's people and there's no place leadership. the problem with sanction. north korea's been sanctions of one sort or another on north korea since one nine hundred fifty fifty one since the outbreak of the korean war. they have not had much noticeable effect over the years the new measures repeat those measures that have been imposed since two thousand and six by the united nations following the two nuclear tests that north korea conducted the current sets of sanctions which are very similar to what she said today are aimed goods aimed at us now in theory that means that the people aren't affected but if you reduce the amoun

i think it's all crazy talk i don't think anybody needs to believe any of these guys or hillary clinton obama karzai because nobody has any clue how we're going to bring peace there or stability this whole thing if we don't negotiate with the taliban unless the taliban peace negotiations are brought to the forefront of this whole discussion it's all mindless chatter it's it's nonsense it's like facebook blogging on steroids it's crazy to art and nobody should listen to it as far as i'm concerned though i hate to criticize the us congress so much and so avidly but i think many of them outside the us do are really crazy for having any sort of idea that staying in afghanistan longer is a good as a good thing or can help stabilize about him only way to bring peace and stability is to allow local people to solve local problems through local solutions and it does it again include foreign of forces being the source of that the peacemaking has to be done by the afghan parliament it has to be done by pakistan and we need civilians to do it not military force opinion there from afghan war veteran

clinton was in islam about not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable naresh or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq it has one of the biggest and most effective armies in the world it has nuclear wea

secretary of state hillary clinton made the announcement after talks with south korean defense officials and saw hillary clinton said the new measures would target north korea's all the sales and other ventures used to fund its atomic for show in recent days a joint you asked in south korean military exercise has been held to demonstrate to pyongyang readiness against any political at times the north denies accusations that it sank and not a south korean warship in march killing forty six historian and career expert jim moret believes the new sanctions will however hate north korea's people and is not its leadership. the problem with sanctions in north korea is that they have been sanctions of one sort or north korea since nineteen fifty fifty one since the korean war. they have not had much noticeable effect over the years new measures repeat those measures that have been imposed since two thousand and six by the united nations. nuclear tests north korea conducted the current sets of sanctions which are very similar to what she said today. goods. means that the people aren't affected bu

secretary of state hillary clinton personally gave the team authority to leave the country, but britain won't let them in. so, overnight, the team returned home to syracuse. >> we stood up for our sovereignty and that means the most to us right now. as lacrosse players, we'd rather be playing lacrosse but it's bigger than us. >> the championships are held every four years. the team is now holding out hope for 2014. >>> one note from hollywood tonight. zaza gabor is scheduled for hip replacement surgery tomorrow after she fell at her home. the 93-year-old actress fell out of bed while reaching to answer the phone last night. he broke her hip. gabor was partially paralyzed in a car accident back in 2002. >>> germany's famous highway, the autobahn, regularly sees speeds upwards of 100 miles an hour. today, though, the average speed was closer to zero, as 3 million people walked it or sat at a 37-mile table for a cultural event appropriately called still life. bicycles were welcome, but cars life. bicycles were welcome, but cars were strike strictly forbidden. [ male ann >>> coming up, from

rodman clinton was visiting vietnam the vietnamese presented hillary clinton with a gift for chelsea, a white tablecloth and also a mosaic portrait commemorating the visit that chelsea and hillary made to vietnam in 2000. >> how has hillary managed to stay so hands on with the wedding when as the secretary of state, you mentioned she was in vietnam, pakistan, afghanistan, south korea this week. how is she possibly juggling both? >> as she herself said the heavy travel schedule may testify to the fact she lacks a little common sense. we've got e-mail and she's been looking at flower arrangements via e-mail and she's been able to squeeze in dress selections and food tastings. she's a working mom, right, working moms know how to juggle. >> she's used to it. >> exactly. >> bill clinton has said he would be surprised if chelsea gets down the aisle and he manages not to cry. they have a special relationship, bill and chelsea. >> they really do. they're very, very close. you know, when chelsea graduated from high school, bill gave the graduation speech and it was the most poignant, loving s

outside of political rhetoric and we're going to find out why next will follow secretary of state hillary clinton as she unveils his seven point five billion dollars package an aid to pakistan but what all this money really improve pakistan's image of the u.s. a research associate robbia choudhry and we'll look into the wal-mart ties ation of marijuana if the controversial substance is legalized could it become corporate ties and put mom and pop growers out of business and then we'll debate the more reality of assisted suicides it's an old issue the many people are taking a fresh look at some ask someone who is pro-life why people don't have the right to choose what to do with their own lives including choosing when they want to end them but first. the big story making headlines today is what the washington post calls a top secret america a hidden world that's growing beyond control and intelligence industrial complex although they didn't exactly use that word one that was created in response to the terrorist attacks on nine eleven and has now become so large so expensive so complicated t

. >> la secretaria de estado norteamericana, hillary clinton, ha divni dicho que esta liberaÓn se da tarde, pero es sitiva, deberÍa haber cambios cisis en washington? >> yo creo que loque tenemos que reconocer y las personas que estÁn viendo el programa tien que reconocer que cuba siendo un pueblo libre, un pueblo independiente lo Único que ellos piden es que se les respete la soberanÍa, ser un pueblo soberano entre las Éricas, y ese yo creo que es el problema mÁs grande. cuando nosotros empezamos a comenzar con un pueblo, tenemos que comenzar en un proceso donde estamos igual en las conversaciones. estos presos polÍticos fueron presos por una razÓn, no fue porque fueron personas inocentes, eso lo sabe todo el pueblo q estÁ al dÍa con lo e estÁ ocurriendo. hace unos 6 aÑos sucedieron unos acontecimientos en cuba que ponÍan en riesgo la vida de estas personas, y entonces estos estaban presos polÍticos. las negociaciones de estos presos polÍticos tambiÉn estÁ basado en otras sas que no conocemos, la secretaria de estado hillary clinton y el presidente barack obama no e

hillary clinton was expected to attend the meeting. nato says international and afghan commandos acting on intelligence captured a taliban bomb-making expert. officials aren't giving deal tails of the plot or how advanced the planning one. several, quote enemies of the people were killed in the raid and 26 suspectsen suns were arrested. >> president barack obama says senate republicans are blocking bills that could help the unemployed and increase lening to small businesses. this morning in his weekly address, the president said the republican leadership is playing politics with the economic recovery. >> i have no problem -- they have no problem on spending money for tax breaks but they object to helping folks laid off in this recession who need help. >> alan: the house has already passed the bill to extend unemployment benefits but after the death of robert bid. democrats didn't have the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. on tuesday his successor is expected to be sworn in. >> president obama and his family are happening anothe

. >>> in news of the world tonight, south korea secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary robert gates toured the de militarized zone. clinton called for new sanctions against north ko in the ongoing effort to convince the communist country to give up its nuclear weapons program. gates called the visit a sign of the u.s. commitment to south korea's security. >>> in china officials say more than 1,000 people are dead or missing following severe flooding triggereof record rain. the floodwaters have destroyed 645,000 homes. and forecasters say the worst may still be ahead during this typhoon season. in being fact another tropical storm is expected to hit southern china this weekend. >>> and on australia's gold coast the crew of the plasticky relaxed today after a four month 8,000-mile voyage from the bay area. it is made in part from 12,000 plastic bottles. it is part of a project to draw attention to the amount of plastic waist in oceans around the world. the crew plans to push on to sydney this weekend. >>> two sailors have survived a close encounter with a whale that leape

also details on a key visit to pakistan by hillary clinton. >> peace talks today in egypt. >> and the new 787 dream liner lands in britain after it's first international flight. . >>> joe biden said the obama administration is standing firm on its decision to start pulling troops out of afghanistan next july. >> we still believe that the policy that the military signed onto put together initially signed onto is in fact going to work. let me define what i mean by work. we are making considerable progress against al-qaeda. >> he said a couple thousand could pull out in the first part and the draw down will be based on the ability of afghanistan forces to provide security. >> hillary clinton overseas in pakistan. she is working to make sure united states allies in the war in afghanistan stay the course. >> reporter: the secretary is now in south asia trying to convince partners to hold steady in afghanistan as questions of taliban activity surge. first stop was pakistan where she stressed the need for cooperation while dedicating half a million dollars for water and energy projects. part

secretary of state hillary clinton personally gave the team authority to leave the country. but britain won't let them in. so the team returned home to syracuse. >> we stood up for our sovereignty, and that means the most to us right now. as lacrosse players, we'd rather be playing lacrosse, but it's bigger than that. >> the championships are held every four years. the iroquois nationals are holding out hope for 2014. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to dan. we are a culture that is always looking to improve the way we look. sometimes we succeed, other times we fail miserably. >> spray tanning is a very good example. while it's safer than sitting in the sun, it can easily turn into a golden brown disaster. here's miguel marquez with more on spray tan faux pas. >> there's two sets of nozzles, which one is it? which -- which -- which one is it? >> reporter: "friends" ross geller knows. and he knew it years ago. >> dude. it's chandler, let me in. >> go away! i don't want to see anybody! >> reporter: spray tanning may be safer than suntanning but the results can be

she supported initially hillary clinton note, .the hillary clinton, and after she lost the nomination, she went to support barack obama. even before cesar chavez. >> i am not sure your ju saylian say julian or something else. >> he is one of the first persons to denounce discrimination of latinos. i remember one of the paragraphs of ts professor, when he was saying it -- he remembers reading signs that would say "no latinos and dogs allowed in a mark pryor -- in the park." when you have that, in you succeed, that is an example to follow in your life. -- and use 60. >> and university of notre dame professor, and he is no longer alive -- in you succeed. -- and you succeed. how do you say this other name? >> used to work for la raza, and if we put everyone together, cesar chavez and delores and julian, you'll find right now the father of all latinos, it would be the man fighting for latino rights of is live. >> the you know him? >> yes, i know him. he has been a mentor to me and to many latinos in this country. because of them, we remember that we latinos are a part of this country, but

hillary clinton was down there a few weeks ago, trying to separate echoed their -- ecuador from venezuela. we keep over reaching. we want to control anyone that steps out of line that is a regional power. recently when turkey went into the iranian sanction, remember their head was cut off? fighting with turkey. brazil was criticized. 500 billion barrels of oil reserves. we are making enemies out of them. they are not the enemies the us. you know what it is? the attacks of the new century, when bush and donald rumsfeld called wolfowitz, they wrote the pack about the american unilateral control of the world. they would not allow for the emergence of military or economic rivals. whenever obama says, this is what he is pursuing. there has been no real change in policy. the empire, we are the world's police. it is a soft power. >> i was watching a documentary last night. reading what some people had to say about, some people that think you were too soft. >> the fair and balanced approach. that is the fox news. frankly there is criticism in the film. it is not up-to-date. i am not a journalist.

by the way, secretary of state hillary clinton is representing the u.s. at that conference. >>> a fire in a parking lot damaged six cars. ktvu learned there was no sign of accelerants at this point. at this point, investigators are paying special attention to a toyota minivan which is the first car to catch fire. >> because it's the car was in a damp area, investigators are coming in. >>> time now 62:45. hours of debate ended last night with the oakland city council deciding against a plan that could have brought $28 million due to medical marijuana tax hike. they opted for a tier plan. 5.2% tax on medical marijuana dispensaries, 8% tax on cultivate tors and up to 10% on the facilities that sell marijuana for recreational use if the voters approve it in november. the council plans to revisit this issue at a special meeting scheduled for monday afternoon >>> the north bay city has a new distinction this morning. sonoma county is now the second gayest metropolitan area in the country. the study looks at census numbers to find the area with the highest perce