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going off peacefully. hello. it is 5:00 a.m. in washington. i m monita rajpal. i m zain verjee. also ahead, a cnn exclusive as the italian prime minister faces trial, a woman who spent time with him talks to us about the sex scandals, the parties and what berlusconi s really like in person. the stuff of legends. coca-cola s recipe is so secret the recipe is locked away in a vault. has the mystery been revealed? best in show is the hound. and he may not look like much but the shaggy dog won best in show. we ll tell you why. we begin this hour in the middle east where popular dissent is sweeping the nation. bahrain is the latest place caught up in it all. thousands of activists are in the capital city today pitching tents in a public square and calling for reform. protesters say they want jobs. they want housing. and elected cabinet and for the long-serving prime minister to be kicked out. the protests have been mostly peaceful so far but police have killed two protesters in the last two days. one of them was shot during the funeral procession for the other. today, thousands of people marching in a procession for the second protesters killed. on tuesday, the king addressed the nation promising to consider reforms and investigate the deaths of the protesters. bahrain is a really small nation in the persian gulf and one of washington s key allies in the region. the u.s. navy s fifth fleet s based there. the population about two thirds shia and the ruling family is sunni. it s linked to saudi arabia by a 26-kilometer causeway built across the sea. 17 million people use it every year. the u.s. says it is very concerned by the violence and the killing of the protesters in bahrain. the state department says it welcomes the government s promise to investigate and it s appealing to all sides in bahrain to show restraint and stop any violence. let s get more on the situation on the ground. editor of the bahrainian newspaper watching this unfold an joins us on the phone. tell us a little bit of the situation overnight in terms of safety, security and whether or not these protests are really gaining momentum. yes. during the night the protesters since they re not here, they were possibly 2,000, 3,000. in the morning, many of them went for the funeral of the second person who was killed. they re back now. it is about 1:00 in bahrain. i am at the ministry of the roundabout. they have more organized today. there is a central speaker who s chanting slogans and somehow saying from poets are delivering their poems. there s a [ inaudible ] management of the traffic. all self regulate. i cannot hear any other than a helicopter going around the crowd here. the people are now sir, let me interrupt there, sir. these are the pictures of today. this is what s happening right now in manama today. i want an idea in terms of whether or not these protests are really getting the ear of the parliamentarians, the government there and seems to be a sense of someone s listening and watching what s going on. oh, two things that happened. number one, the king has appointed an investigation committee. and then interior ministry said that they have suspended the group s responsible for or suspected to be responsible for the killing of the two citizens. this does not this does not seem to be pacifying the protesters. there s also another development. a person who s from the community addressed the gathering last night. his family says he is not with them anymore. they suspect he has been detained. he stood for election but did not win and lots of people taking the microphone and speaking saying with a demand of further saying basically that dismantling of 2002 constitution, demanding the stacking of the government and basically raising up the their aspiration for what they want to achieve. okay. sir, thank you very much. man soor al jamri there. a ground swell of discontent also seems to be emerging in libya, egypt s neighbor. police broke up an anti-government protest overnight but this morning state tv s reporting that youth rallies and marches were held in several cities but in support of gaddafi, the leader of more than 40 years. elsewhere in the middle east, protests continued in yemen tuesday for at least the fifth day in a row. pro- and anti-government protesters clashed. a human rights protester said they were attacked with sticks and rocks. at least ten people were injured. governments in the region really trying to control these protests, one country is cracking down the hardest. iran sent a strong message to its people and the world. attempts to overthrow the government will not be tolerated. cnn s brian todd reports. reporter: ominous signals of iran s rubber stamp parliament that the wave of protests will not play out like egypt s. iranian lawmakers chant execute them. open threat to iran s two main opposition leaders. one of them used to lead this parliament. now, he and another are blamed by lawmakers for inciting this week s protests. tens of thousands took to the streets inspired by the egyptian uprising and hoping to stir up a second major challenge to their islamist government following the green movement of 2009. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad accused the west and israel of trying to create discord coming as president obama spoke to reporters with a stronger message of support for iran s protesters than we have seen before. the president accused the iranian regime of hypocrisy, celebrating egypt s protests and crushing their own and stressed that america can t dictate what happens in iran but in the very same sentence encouraged the protesters to persist. my hope and expectation is we are going to continue to see the people of iran have the courage to be able to express their yearning for greater freedoms and a more representative government. reporter: an increasingly dangerous proposition. scores of people were killed and imprisoned in the 2009 uprising. just last month, the e jeem executed at least 66 people. most reportedly for drug offenses but the united nations says some were political prisoners. is that a lot of executions in iran for one month and speak to some kind of maybe nervousness on the part of the regime? it is significant. since january you have had almost an execution every nine to ten hours in iran so they have certainly gone on an execution binge and the executions and imprisonments create an atmosphere of fear and terror in iran and why when you have tens of thousands of people continuing to protest, it s significantly important because they realize their life is in danger. reporter: will the leaders heed the calls from lawmakers and arrest the opposition aders or worse? we tried to get answers. defiat repeted calls and e-mail, we are not heard back. let s see what newspapers around world are saying. the headline is this the national iranian opposition flares back to life. risking cracked skulls, arrest and long-term jails, they look to the streets in significant numbers for the first time in a year to prove that the iranian opposition is resilient and strong. and take a look at the irish times saying today. iranian deputies call for death penalty for opposition leaders. the paper quotes members of the iranian parliament saying opposition leaders are corrupts on earth and should be tried. that was according to iran s official news agency. check out what they re saying in canada in the national post. u.s. urges protesters on in iran. quoting president obama, the paper goes on to say, i find it ironic that you ve got the iranian regime pretending to celebrate what happened in egypt when, in fact, they have acted in direct contrast to what happened in egypt by gunning down and beating people who are trying to express themselves peacefully in iran. one issue many views. you can read all those articles in full at facebook.com/w1cnn. you are watching world one live from london. it is the scandal that s rocking italy. no, i haven t. . i m 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[ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. hello. this is world one live from london. thousands of people in bahrain are marching in a funeral procession for a protester killed on tuesday. other demonstrators set up a camp in a public square echoing the protests in egypt that brought down hosni mubarak. protesters say they want jobs and better housing and the king has promised to consider reforms. in the iranian capital teheran the funeral of a man officials say was killed in anti-government rallies on monday is drawing large crowds. the people on the streets today are largely supporters of the current regime. thousands of people demonstrated on monday despite warnings of retribution and violent crackdown by security forces. the parents of american amanda knox have been charged with libelling the police and the italian city. he was convicted of killing her roommate. her parents said officers verbally and physically abused their daughter. the indictment saying the claims are false. i don t know how seriously i take it because the focus is so much on amanda and what s happening with her appeal that high school ju this is just kind of a side thing, another hoop. really in what else do you want to try to get us with? amanda knox is currently appealing her murder conviction. italy s silvio berlusconi s expected to make the first public comments since being ordered to stand trial on charges of having sex with an underaged prostitute and abuse of power. the prime minister s likely to be asked about the scandal at a news conference in rome today. he is alleged to have a liaison with this girl, nicknamed ruby the heartbreaker and accused of abusing the position trying to get her released from jail after she was arrested for theft and denies he s done anything wrong. berlusconi says he thought she was related to the former egyptian president hosni mubarak and trying to avoid a diplomatic incident. he ll stand before an all-woman three-judge panel in april. one of the women who was vine itted to berlusconi s parties is speaking out. nicole manetta is former tv showgirl and now politician and also under investigation for allegedly finding prostitutes for berberlusconi. she swoek exspoke exclusively to dan rivers. reporter: did you introduce ruby, this young girl, to the prime minister? no, absolutely not, no. reporter: at what point did you know that ruby was a minor? was under 18. the night that i went to the 27th of may. yes. she had told us that she was 24 years old and that wasn t hard to believe because she seems much older than what she is actually, yes. reporter: did you think that the prime minister knew that she was a minor? absolutely not. he did not know her real age, no. reporter: describe to me what happened that night. how did the prime minister appear on the phone after ruby had been arrested? i remember that there was this brazilian girl and told me that ruby was had been stopped because she didn t have any documents with her, any i.d. and then it came out that she was under 18. so, we stopped until 2:00 in the morning because, obviously, she didn t have any i.d. and the police were trying to find the i.d. reporter: did the prime minister call you during this process? yes, yes. we yes. a couple of time. i think i called him, as well, to let him know how the things were going and, obviously, he was quite worried, as well, because, i mean, we were young girls so i called him to let him know that everything was okay, that we were okay. that the girl was okay. and how things were going during the night. this was not how the evenings used to finish. i mean, in any way, absolutely not. there s a music room, let s call it. in which there can be some soft music rather than more modern music but i would not absolutely describe it as nightclub in any way. reporter: some of the evidence suggests that you were topless at some of the these parties, that you were dressed up in some sort of uniform. is that true? have you ever been topless in the presence of the prime minister? no, i haven t. reporter: you re laughing i m laughing because it seems it s it s very much i mean, laughable. that s all i can say. reporter: so you completely deny that you procured any women for the prime minister for prostitution? yes, i deny that. absolutely yes. he s a really great man. he s generous. he s good. good in the heart. the great thing about him is that he believes a lot in young people. he s not afraid of believing and investing in young people. reporter: so you would deny ever having received money from silvio berlusconi? well, he helped me in some situations. i mean, he s he doesn t have any problems helping people. even in an economic way. reporter: how much money did he give you? that s a detail which i wouldn t go into. reporter: thousands of euros? it doesn t matter. that s not the matter. reporter: some people say it does matter because it would suggest that he was either paying for your services or paying to keep you quiet. or he was helping me because he cared for me. it could be one thing or the other. reporter: how would you describe your relationship with the prime minister? i had an affectionate relationship. meaning as someone that you care for and cares for you. reporter: but not an improper relationship, a sexual relationship? i wouldn t go in those details. those are private details. private details. this is world one live from london. first, they smashed into it. now they re going back to take some pictures of the damage. scientists are revisiting an old friend more than 300 million kilometers from earth. a fiery encounter in football s champion leg in milan as the league leaders. what happened? we ll tell you the details. welcome back. you re watching world one. diet pepsi unveiled a whole new look at the start of new york fashion week. pepsico calls it the skinny can. the company says the new design is a celebration of beautiful, confident women. but the critics are slamming the campaign saying it encourages negativester row types. u.s. consumers can find the new can on shelves beginning in march. let s add to the rivalry. one of the things we are talking about, one of the most guarded company secrets and has been kept for more than a century but now a radio show claims to have uncovered the original recipe for coca-cola and says the list of ingredients actually published without fanfare in an atlanta newspaper back in 1979. there it is right there. if that recipe is authentic, the original soft drink contained alcohol, orange oil and nutmeg. an encounter between an unmanned spaceship called stardust next and temple i. second time an aircraft of earth visited the comet. scientists want to check out the hole they left five years ago with a probe crashing into the surface. nasa says they ve found the crater. sony has announced the title of the next spider-man film, the first in 3d. amazing spider-man slated to drop into theaters july 2012. what is getting you talking? what stories grabbed your attention today? another story we re tracking is two tropical cyclones off the coast of australia. one of them s already causing a lot of flooding. our meteorologist jen delgado at the international weather center in atlanta for details. you re right. we are watching one, tropical cyclone carlos and we have video in a moment causing flooding problems in darwin and as i show you on the radar you are looking at this tropical cyclone and it s bringing in that rain. you can see where the heaviest precipitation is. but showing you on the satellite imagery, pulling in moisture from the timor sea and causing widespread flooding across parts of darwin as i said. over the last several hours, we are talking some locations have picked up more than 100 millimeters of rainfall and roughly about 4 inches since monday. they ve picked up, get this, 520 millimeters of rainfall working out to 20 inches and the totals are going to continue to climb. you are seeing that flooding there, roads. dealing with flash flooding. certainly, a dangerous situation where all that moisture comes down in a short period and can lead to a deadly situation. track this again. carlos. winds right now 65 kph. if this is in the atlantic ocean, it would barely be a tropical storm. through the next 24 hours, stays close to darwin. located i d say about 15 miles to the south of that region. roughly about 24 kph and then going to be moving down towards the south. as we head in to say about friday 4:00 a.m. very close to the dan river mouth right in this region but until then, this region right here is going to be under the gun for flooding as well as rough seas all along the coastal area. and this graphic right here is really pointing out how basically stationary it is and that s why we re talking about this region being potentially under a dangerous threat over the next several days as i show you. the heaviest rainfall is anywhere seeing in red, 25 to 50 centimeters of rainfall and dealing with tropical cyclone number 16, also the winds right now at 65 kph and point out to you looks like it remains well offshore and could intensify with winds up to 165 kph. zain, monita, looks like staying closer to land where it is right now that s going to limit its intensification but say it moves out to the east timor sea, we could see rapid intensification of tropical cyclone carlos. thank you. you are watching world one live from london. the egyptian military is promising to help find people that went missing in the demonstrations. reassuring? 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ali is a good person his father tells us, a fifth-year medical student the electrician goes on, proudly displaying the diplomas. we implore the armed forces just as they stood by the people and protected them to stand by us, the families. a few hours after we level ali s family we find out that he had been released unharmed. but others have not been so lucky. human rights lawyer has been tracking missing persons and detainees and warns the military now seen as safeguarding the peace risks losing the people s support. the military were a part of the old regime ahmed explains. the military has to make a choice now. to give the people the rights they fought for or to carry out the same authoritarian way of dealing with the citizens. at a restaurant, we arranged to have families meet us down the road to avoid a confrontation with the soldiers. they have spent weeks sleeping on the pavement waiting for any word of loved ones taken into custody in the days of protests. they re all too afraid of repercussions to be named. one woman says release detainees had signs of torture and beatings. they have also heard that people have died behind bars though there s been no confirmation of such cases. the military is playing games with us, another woman says. one day they say they re going to be released one day they say they re not here. and then that they re at another prison. there is no accurate estimate of the number people missing or detained. the military can ill afford to let anger an confusion mount dealing with a state fresh out of a revolution, borne of the people s demands for change. arwa damon, cnn, cairo. more reports coming out about violence against journalists covering the events in egypt. a reporter for a major u.s. news agency with her family recovering from an attack in tahrir square friday. laura logan suffered a brew at the and sustained sexual assault and beating that happened when she was separated from the crew during celebrations after hosni mubarak announced his resignation. logan was rescued by a group of women and about 20 egyptian soldiers. authorities trying to track down all the ancient artifacts that were lost or stolen during the recent protests. but they have had a few successes. some of the museum s most prized king tut possessions untouched by looters and some artifacts stolen have been recovered. the head of egypt s supreme council of antiquities spoke with cnn s jim clancy about what was lost, what s been found and how the museum will rebound. the looters entered the cairo museum, on that blood friday, they did it was dark. tanks got the museum was dark and did hope 13 showcases and they throw 70 objects on the ground. when they saw the museum, i said the museum is safe because all the masterpieces of cairo s museum like the golden mask and all the famous statues were there but we found out two days ago after we did the view of the museum that there is eight objects are missing. number eight consists of 11 statues. yesterday we found two of them outside the museum thrown and today we found another piece, the statue of the goddess holding king tut. we found the statue of the goddess today but we did not find the statue of king tut. that proves that the people who entered the cairo museum they were not professional. they were looking for gold and mummies. and when they did not find gold they took some piece of their pocket and throw it outside the museum. we are searching now everywhere but thanks god we found until now three pieces of the missing eight pieces. the head of egypt s supreme council of antiquities speaking there. tourism generates more than 11% of the country s gdp and employs about 10% of egypt s work force. egypt earned nearly $12 billion from tourism last year. in 2009, more than 12 million people vacationed there visiting the pyramids of giza. from slices of every day life and breaking news ireporters have been great and given us memorable and powerful images and we want to recognize the best of the best. cnn s launching the ireport awards mononorring the most compelling pictures and videos of 2010 f. you want to see the nominees, just go to ireportawards.cnn.come and vote for the ones you think made the most impact. you can also share your thoughts on our facebook page. the deadline is the 7th of march. this is world one live from london. europe s premier club football competition started again on tuesday. a big win for the visitors got tempers rising in milan. champions league details coming up. man versus machine. round two. the first round of the jeopardy special edition was a tie. guess what happened next. we ll tell you. announcer: naturals from delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. 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basketball. well, that was extraordinary from lebron james. poised. only one to pull off something like this. quite poetic. ego. that s a good word for it. well, adding on to that about poise and pedigree, but the best in show. best in show is the hound. history was made at the westminster kennel club dog show in new york. hickory, a scottish deerhound came out on top. the 5-year-old female chosen from a field of 2,000 contestants. she was the first of her rare breed to win the title. cute hickory is being talked about right now on social media. she is at number three in our top trending stories after her win at the westminster show. she can expect loads more attention. last year s winner was sadie, the scottish terrier and she went on a media tour where she had an audience with donald trump, as well. and then check out what s trending number two. facebook phone. look at that. that s the latest mobile phone maker htc. two phones with a dedicated facebook button for networking double quick. and then the number one trending story, man versus machine round two. watson a computer easily beat two human opponents in a special edition of the u.s. game show jeopardy. the picture of monday with an even playing field you can see but watson ended with just over $35,000 in winnings. that s more than three times as much as these old humans. more of the top stories and some great behind the scenes videos, photos, too, at facebook.com/w1cnn. coming up, it s a bedtime ritual. you have heard. sleep tight, don t let the bedbugs bite. parents say it even now but the expression taken on a lot of new meaning and it is enough to make your skin crawl. there s a bedbug. that s really big. the size of an apple pit, isn t it? that s a fully-groan bedbug. when i melt to sleep with unisom sleep melts i get to sleep faster, stay asleep and wake refreshed. melt to sleep fast. unisom sleep melts. welcome back. this is world one live from london. coming up on 6:00 a.m. in new york. 8:00 p.m. in tokyo. here s the top story. thousands of people gathering today in bahrain for the funeral of a protester killed on tuesday. the demonstrations so far are peaceful. thousands of people set up camp in a public square in bahrain s capital. they re rallying for better jobs and housing and the king of bahrain is promised to consider their demands. bahrain s interior ministry said the arrest of the people killed in demonstrations this week. in the era of computer bugs and as we treat bugs like the common cold, well, you might call a more old-fashioned sort of bug making a comeback. bedbugs, they re become a huge problem in the u.s. and schools, homes and even army bases. earlier this month, pest control experts held a second annual, get this, bedbug summit. this is one now and that was on capitol hill. the juicy couture store faced a problem. they had to remove and treat every single piece of merchandise. one krauling up your leg right now. don t go there. the story gets worse at least for us in london because bedbugs are now they re here, as well. experts say chemicals are only one part of the solution. cnn s lucky reporter looks at some unconventional ways to find them and get rid of them. reporter: canine detective. this jack russell is a low kay or the of another kind. sniffing not for bees but bugs that give you jitters and bumps after they bite you when you re sleeping. scratched on the area over there. i m going to reward her. reporter: mark, qualified pest controller, uses lola trained in florida to identify bedbugs early. good girl. good girl. reporter: without relying on finding the feces appearing as black spots. lola has done the bit only scratching the surface. the hunt continues with mark on all fours. only needs to be there you go. there s a bedbug. that s really big. size of an apple pit, isn t it? that s a fully-grown bedbug. reporter: one in the corner? you have great eyes. i think that s a bedbug. reporter: it s moving. it s moving. pretty fast, yeah. reporter: yeah. i should say that s the only one moving. i can assure you there s lots. these are the ones we re seeing. i know where to look because i dealt with the problem for years. reporter: every year seeing bedbugs more often than not. it s becoming more widespread so in threcent years gone up to 500% in north america, europe and asia and australia. perhaps the reason they re becoming more widespread is evolved resistance to the normal pesticides to kill them off. reporter: there are two effective ways to treat bedbugs. chemical sprays that take 21 days to kill all the bugs and not the eggs and the other is a quicker but more expensive way using heat and nothing else. essentially, turning the house or room into an oven for two to three hours furnished or unfurnished. starting at $2,000 for a two-bedroom house rooms or whole floors can be treated at 8:00 in the morning and be bug freebie 6:00 p.m. the same day. which is good news for hotels who do not want to lose money or their reputation. we do get quite a lot of reports of bedbugs and the hotel it is the responsibility to try to sort it out and if they notice a review on the website saying bedbugs, they have the opportunity to go on there and do a right to reply and we recommend they do that. if they say sorry to hear about the bedbug experience, that was two weeks ago. we have had the property fumigated since then. reporter: mark treated seven 0 tells in london with problems. so far this year, along with aircraft fleets of two uk airlines. they re like little hitchhikers. climb in the bags or clothes and pack them in a hotel or somewhere into our bag, zip them up and take them home. reporter: at a control temperature of 134 degrees fahrenheit, these stowe aways and their eggs have no chance. they can t burrow and hide. the ones we brought in were dead within minutes. with the bedbugs baked, for lola and mark, it is on to the next one. come on. reporter: whether there s bedbugs in a house or hotel or seats on public transport, lola will be there to track down this new breed of seasoned traveler. cnn, essex. sleep well, sleep tight. don t let the bedbugs bite. watching world one live from london. thank you for joining us here on cnn. next on american morning, united airlines grounding every single one of its boeing 757s. nearly 100 planes idle this morning. that means thousands of travelers could face delays today. we ll tell you why united says it had to be done. bernie madoff said he is not the only bad guy in a jailhouse interview he says there are others who had to know he was operating a ponzi scheme. also, italy s prime minister silvio berlusconi charged with paying for sex with an underaged girl. he s set to go to trial in april and this morning we have an exclusive interview with the woman who allegedly procured prostitutes for the prime minister. 84-year-old arizona man stranded for five days in the desert. and survives with the help of windshield wiper fluid. you will hear his remarkable story next on this american morning. m. no other medicine, not even advil pm, is more effective for pain and sleeplessness. motrin pm. sweet & salty nut bars. they re made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, so we set out to discoverur cat to bthe nutritional sciencee. in some of nature s best ingredients. that s how we created purina one with smartblend. nutritionally optimized with real salmon, wholesome grains, and essential antioxidants for strong muscles, vital energy, a healthy immune system, and a real difference in your cat. purina one with smartblend. discover what one can do.