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ñ the european union is facing a new round of negotiations on the lisbon treaty after leaders agreed to embark on landmark reforms designed to fend off another financial crisis. the agreement was sealed under pressure from german chancellor angela merkel and endorses limited changes to the treaty. berlin and paris demanded document be amended so we rescue fund could be set up to help nations in financial distress. >> the german chancellor and french president spent long hours trying ...

bobblehead. >> we have two situations. and 20 years later. lots of gtl in their future. >> the situation. dont say we dont have spirit here. >> we sure do. >> would have been a fun day to spend with you. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> the news continues right now. down to atlanta, susan malveaux joins us. what do you think? not too shap by. >> not at all. this is great. i love what youre doing. well love that fun stuff, as well. good to be here in atlanta. its 9:00 a.m. in the eas...

recruiting center, also in the state of virginia. two similar cases in that state, including an earlier incident at the museum. so this is three now to date that have all occurred in the past week or so. were on that story, its all the information we have right now. its breaking news out of the nations capitol. back on that in a minute. in the meantime, also a bit of news out of florida, the u.s. senate race there taking a dramatic turn, there are new questions on whether or not the ...

coporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." no more meltdowns, e.u. leaders agree on tougher regulation to protect the eurozone from financial crisis. could this blowout have been prevented? an official inquiry finds false used in the cement to seal the bp oil well. rescuers finally arrived on the indonesian islands swamped by the tsunami. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcasting in the united kingdom and around the world. it also ahead, taking aim at the white...

tracking all of it. first, though, the president taking unprecedented ways to stave off the avalanche. the stakes could not be higher. thats why we have assembled the best political team on television bringing you the type of coverage you need to make your vote count. >> its no joke, a sitting president appearingen on comedy central. real fireworks last night, a measured q and a, and a light moment or two. >> we have passed historic health care reform, historic financial regulatory r...

lets take a look at it all. tapping into the minds of voters five crucial days before the election. our don lemon is live in michigan. well be talking to him. thousands sick and hundreds dead from a cholera outbreak in haiti. our chief medical correspondent, sanjay gupta, is on the ground in port-au-prince. well check in with him. plus, how can you forget this family? i keep talking about it. i almost have dreams of them sometimes. balloon boy ring a bell? dad is back trying to str...

politics and passion, as 30,000 people gathered right here today and youll hear from some of the trail blazing speakers later in the broadcast. but we begin with the crucial countdown. next week at this time, it will be election day. and control of the house and senate is at stake. our senior political correspondent jon karl tells us what hes seeing tonight. big changes, any surprises? jon? >> reporter: well, diane, with just seven days to go, more democrats tonight are in danger of lo...

history. 300 people, as you might have heard, walked into the studio that day with no idea what was about to happen. and over the next few months, as we pack up to head down under were going to introduce you to some of our ultimate viewers who are coming with us. take a look. its our season premiere! >> we had no idea when we went into the studio that we were going to be the first show. we were just excited to be part of the audience. oprah: and this is really my last chance to do some...

>> iran has reached a milestone in its nuclear program despite the international sanctions against it. engineers have started to load nuclear fuel into the core of the reactor. electricity could be generated there next year. what does this advance leave american efforts to prevent iran acquiring nuclear weapons? >> [unintelligible] technological triumph or great white elephant? after 35 years under construction some iranians were beginning to have their doubts. but today the clearest s...

from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> iran begins filling up its first nuclear power plant. will the west be convinced its intentions are peaceful? 100 people are dead and many more missing since an earthquake and volcano eruption hit indonesia. saddam husseins former prime minister is sentenced to death. he appeals for clemency. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast on pbs in america and around the globe. coming up, the s...