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new health threats feared in japan as traces of radiation are found inside royds of almost half the children living near the crippled fukushima power plant. lisa wide show increasing number of pull downs are putting air passengers in russia in danger by shining lasers at pilots. and the cell phone network that signaling were the trolls are in these fishermen and find that most was are aware of the money is . in the russian capital you're watching our joshua welcome to the program i mean they're destroyed homes and rotting debris survivors of japan's earthquake and

tsunami are story really trying to keep their a lives together victims still queue for basic necessities nearly four months after the disaster struck while the threat from the fukushima nuclear plant keeps the beleaguered country on alert as sean thomas reports the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their communities is immense. as the waves crash against a damaged to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still bad here beyond the physical destruction and there is a distressing psychological factor as well the city of the walkie is right on the edge of the twenty kilometer exclusion zone for radiation contamination in fact in a recent study by japan's nuclear safety commission forty five percent of one thousand children tested in any walk and neighboring cities have tested positive

for thyroid radiation exposure a figure that has parents appalled that you forgot that we have the government has resets the great ear if a safety and are not concerned with the consequences their reaction is only to help the governments they face but they don't actually take care of the damage and the people here first there was the earthquake then the devastating a wave which rushed in and destroyed this part of the coastal city of it walking also there are the nuclear radiation waves that are coming into this area as well the volunteers that are coming in to rebuild this city certainly have their work cut out for them but just like the city itself the people who live here the community they need to have their spirits rebuilt as well. that. guy again in an effort to keep the community emotionally strong organizers have brought this acting troupe in from tokyo they saved their goal is to provide something beyond a simple entertainment. through that shared community experience there is

a sense of hope that the city of milwaukee can indeed recover the convenience store because they closed. the city hall but it's a good suit getting clients coming back. and with an understanding that there is still much more work that needs to be done the people here are working to keep their community together. i just want them to stay where they want and they can be helpful that than the accepting that. rebuilding the city one step at a time any want the city japan sean thomas. when it comes to gauging the health effects of the. over atomic energy often makes it tough for people to separate thier from fact their active general of the world nuclear association tells us later that the media often doesn't help with its comparisons to tragedies like. we've just seen twenty four thousand japanese citizens killed

by an earthquake and a tsunami. we've seen the media have a frenzy in covering the accident at fukushima which has not made it had not been responsible for a single radiation fatality i think it was a tragedy in terms of the world's understanding of the essential safety of nuclear power i also think however that it might also be educational in the long term because people have begun to focus on and as they begin to begin to focus even more clearly on the ultimate parts of course of the fukushima they will learn that there was relatively little damage done. demarcus breaking ranks with its neighbors and europe's open borders restating controls on its boundaries with germany and sweden one danish m.p. who has been pushing for stricter immigration laws says it's the european union's biggest. the idea of open borders europe has

shown to be a utopia and we have had the choice of the european idea or reality as we live in the real world we can see what comes across our borders and not least at least what this leading denmark was stolen goods have increased we cannot just watch that happen the same thing we see with europe the introduction of europe even in countries that but weren't meant to have it every year and couldn't do the way we see the e.u. idea. i can see that happening all over the place not only in bismarck we might just be the first one to take steps to avoid further problems for our country the e.u. as an idea as an ideology if you like is disintegrating. so i had a sour here in our team some joined up thinking any string europe while many will drive for the us there is sentiment and one country to become part of

a stronger neighbor but how many people really want that find out in our report also. you know you get a mandate to disarm and then they're telling you actually wall don't disarm and then babble breaks out and you're the one pleasant responsible we'll look at the ruling by dutch courts that the netherlands is to blame for the deaths of three moslems going to terminate a massacre in one thousand nine hundred five. former i.m.f. chief dominique strauss kahn hopes of a comeback are now all but dashed now that a french writer has officially filed a complaint for attempted rape his lawyers vowed to suit tristan banon for slander me a whale meanwhile of the current assault charges against him in new york continue to add away he's alleged victim is suing a newspaper which called her a prosecute after legal investigators began questioning her credibility french history professor robert. he says that even if strauss kahn is completely cleared

his political career is over so. i don't think it's political sesa nation i think it really is a case of political suicide i really think that dominique strauss kahn is at the margins of this case it's significant that just don't bet on smother who is a fairly important figure in the socialist party and who urged her daughter back in two thousand and three not to say anything about the attack has now come out of the closet and insists that stross khan and he is sexual habits have been long known among socialists a long amended but nobody said anything about them so he may emerge a free man but whether his freedom is going to lead to the it leaves a is a completely different story and a number of women in fact are appalled that the elephants which is what they call

which they call the grand old men of the socialist party are plotting their clapping one another on the back row and now because stress can seems to be on the verge of of being liberated from new york city's our judicial system mobile phones are increasingly sophisticated these days but there is one here is you might not have considered catching fish and in trawler crews used to rely on luck for a good catch but as british writer now reports it's a different kind of network that's funding their fortunes. multan kumar wraps up his engine for a day of fishing off the coast of carolina the southernmost state in india has a little bit of i studied in school until the seventh grade but then i had to leave school because we were not economically well off so i had to help my dad with fishing kumar is one of thousands of fishermen in the state who wake up at one o'clock in the morning to earn a living for decades fishermen like kumar relied on luck and prayer to find

a good catch but all that has changed since the introduction of the mobile phone in the state more than ten years ago the boy you are going to if the fish is not available would go fishing or fisherman in other parts of the sea call us and tell us where we might be able to find a good catch then we go to that particular place. in addition because of the new ease of communication kumar is able to find out how much demand is that his local market and the prices the buyers are offering in order to determine where best to sell his fish today he is making double the amount of money he was making before he started using a mobile phone he now owns his own boat and says he is able to send his three daughters to college india has the fastest growing mobile phone market in the world in the most growth is happening in rural areas what may be seen as a convenience in the last is being utilized by indian fishermen revolutionizing their business and turning them into entrepreneurs and business men in their communities most of these fishermen have been doing this work for generations and

never imagined they'd become so tech savvy they had watched their fathers and grandfathers come home from sea several times with no fish at all but today that never happens you know about a little bit of there's a lot of difference between the times when we used to go fishing with stick and now when we go fishing with engine but after the arrival of the phone it's become easier for us at our studies show that mobile phones aren't just empowering the fisherman in the community more competition means better prices for consumers and. average they've fallen by four percent it's a new quality of life for the people of this community who never dreamed that they would escape poverty what do you most fishermen are literates but we want to give a proper education to want children little and that is possible because of the owning we get from the fishing business there's no doubts that mobile phones have helped. providing new opportunities by advancing their tradition with technology

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boom which brightened. soon from phones to. start on t.v. don't comb. your watching r t live from moscow airliners are at their most vulnerable during takeoff and landing and now there is an increasing threat from the ground from a beam of light more than fifty planes in russia have had lasers shown into the cockpit this year dazzling pilots just when they need all their concentration doing their chopper reports on the police hunt for the whole against behind a potentially lethal lasers. there it becomes clear proof that the devil of a laser in the eye can be a major distraction. for food bill or christian or knowledge and it manton these

kind of to the consequences could be catastrophic if someone is targeted while flying an aircraft with hundreds of passengers on board blinding pilots by laser beams has become an increasing nuisance in russia with over fifty attacks registered since the beginning of the year the latest incident was that this most important one the pilots of a tupolev passenger ally in a arriving from istanbul were does old by popple green light aimed at the aircraft by someone on the ground just minutes later and not that probably. but i think what but yet it's only a matter of time before that deadly accident occurs. despite the huge danger pilots are attached with the most powerful and far reaching green lasers and during the most risky stage of a flight landing. it was around two in the morning we were at eight hundred meters

above the ground when i spotted that a green beam of light was hopping about all of it if it was thicker it would have closed the landing strip to us to avoid risk we learned it automatically. but not all our craft can land on autopilot and even if they do those in the cookie need to remain in control and be able to see. the effect of a laser beam on a pilot can be compared to that of lightning a blind you. potentially lethal laser guns imported from china can be bought in russia for as little as a hundred dollars firing a laser beam as far as five kilometers they can burn through a paper and even plastic. in the u.s. sales of such devices are banned russian legislators are also considering outlawing them and toughening punishment for this offense though some are shining a spotlight on the police calling for more action the question of everyone's

waiting for new laws so there's no excuse for police and action on the ground our current legislation is good enough is allows for the arrest and imprisonment of sorts foods for up to ten years in prison for good i mean we have over a million police officers in the country who are supposed to take care of the problem take helicopters or knives scopes on patrol the skies do something. as of now there has been only one arrest in russia for intentionally targeting an aircraft with a liaison with this suspect still under investigation attempting to down a plane by other means would be classed as terrorism public concern in russia is rising about the potentially equally serious waste from laser louts and their high tech hooliganism it's been a great show for our team it's the. relatives of three bosnian muslims who were killed in this represents a massacre during the bosnian war have won a lawsuit against the netherlands dutch judges have ordered the government to pay

compensation the victims were support staff for the dutch un peacekeeping force and the were among the muslims who took shelter and the un protected enclave the man who were executed by bosnian serbs after peacekeepers forced them out of the compound along with thousands of others more than eight thousand bosnian muslim men and boys who were killed in srebrenica in july one thousand nine hundred five i was in a particular political analyst based in belgrade says it's the u.n. who is responsible not the netherlands. the dutch soldiers who are under un made mandate there's no question about that now on the other hand i think maybe somebody is trying to shift the blame from the u.n. to a member state and this is tricky business because at the end of the day we have some lawsuits other lawsuits not this one against the united nations itself and it's going to or european court because the dutch courts refused to rule against you know u.n. so this may be somebody is trying to shift the blame over to holland rather than

the u.n. because if the u.n. is liable to one lawsuit it may be liable to watch suits all over the world we also have families of service times who are victims of muslim forces from serbia in the in the period of nineteen ninety two to ninety ninety five also suing the dutch state themselves also for failing protection to provide. action. from what was supposed to be a demilitarized area. and this militarization never actually took place if one looks at the testimony of hundreds of dutch soldiers who testified as to what happens to a bit of meat so you could see that they were actually put in quite a difficult position politics were being played high politics with people's lives you know you get a mandate to disarm and then they're telling you actually wall don't disarm and then grab a bird breaks out and you're the one left responsible. let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world an american woman has been

acquitted of murdering her two year old daughter casey anthony would have faced the death sentence if she had been convicted of the first degree killing she was found guilty of lying to investigators and will be sentenced on thursday evidence daughter caylee disappeared three years ago with her body later found in the forest near her grandparents' home. britain's most read newspaper the tabloid news of the world has been accused of hacking into the mobile phone of a murdered girl in a deal for exclusive stories thirteen year old milly dowler disappeared ninety years ago near london before being found dead a man who's already been jailed for phone hacking allegedly deleted messages remotely from her phone giving false hope to her parents that she was still alive and interfering with the police major advertisers such as ford have started pulling an advertising from the newspaper. there is a growing risk portugal will need

a second bailout according to a major credit ratings agency but the government says its latest to staring measures have not been taken into account portugal greece and ireland were all given bailout loans to give them time to man their economies but greece has already been forced to negotiate more financial aid. activists in romania are campaigning for unification was neighboring moldova by next year they say they're restoring justice because the two countries were historically united but as our. ports the motives may not be quite so pure. from photo exhibitions to loud rallies in both book around and. since two thousand and nine some movements in romania have been combining to win back what they see as their land. since april it's been impossible to miss colorful stickers like that in towns and cities across romania bessarabia is romania they say believing that the land which is now the sovereign state of

republic of moldova must again be on the book arrest control and indeed it was until the nineteenth century which saw it pass hands several times with the collapse of the u.s.s.r. moldova declared independence becoming a member of the united nations the cancel of europe and the world trade organization now in alliance of more than thirty n.g.o.s in romania say these achievements would be sacrificed in the name of reunification by reunification i. love the romanians from two states from romania republic of moldova one state because. we are separated unjustly and we want this historical. truth bucharest official line is that reunification of the two nations can only happen if they both soviet state becomes an e.u. member but politicians in moldova have expressed concerns that president

a cesspool would not wait for that eventuality and will instead at some point in the future expand his country's borders to absorb moldova the remaining president. a couple of months ago clearly said that within twenty five years from now. we will integrate. under the. european integration romania but it's actually actually discrediting. the european integration because for most of the people of european integration is definitely not integration. analysts in the moldavian capital say the last few years have served as a clear proof of this intention. to the change of. clothes will remain in media outlets. these include several major t.v. stations in reverse we believe that there may. be construction over the. next year which marks two hundred years since book arrest last dish now for

the first time the action twenty twelve movement is planning a massive information offensive on mobile with population action twenty twelve says it is not funded nor officially supported by bucharest and that their mission is peaceful form the people of the need to restore the greater romania if the majority of people from romania and from the republic will decide that. they want to. think of any possible. if that's the case then it's hard to imagine any reunification in the near future especially with up to forty percent of romanians agreeing they'd love to have bessarabia back but almost two thirds of those population wants to remain sober and. lexi rushes to see reporting from bucharest in romania and kisha now republic of moldova. and next hour here and bring you

more insight into what life is like today in post state well explore karega sandwich last year saw a violent revolution and ethnic conflict on its way to democracy. twenty years ago the largest country. to suit. what had been trying. to teach began a journey. where did it take that. we have today business is next. hello and a very well welcome to our business update russian companies are getting more and more eager for foreign cash public offerings have more than doubled compared to the same period last year and have raised ten billion dollars but some listings have been cancelled too to the stormy market conditions and with kumble from london

capital group says there is no need to worry as the has a long line of companies waiting for the markets to come down. we've certainly seen from the market's point of view a large sigh of relief in the respect that greece has passed its austerity measures and is unlikely to default regardless of what s. and p. say so that's important from a sentiment point of view and some of the russian companies that have pulled their i.p.o. . could very easily return later in this year possibly in two thousand and twelve. so there's there's hope that the i.p.o. market will continue to recover and of course so far we've seen the i.p.o. i.p.o. valuations hit the high that they hit in two thousand and seven. and a quick check on the markets precious metals are catching their breath after tuesday's rally problems and you ask you to be in that's

a demand for safe haven gold prices added over thirty dollars an hour on tuesday their biggest one day gain in eight months. and all of this trading near a three week high on speculation that's pretty interesting view out of decline for a fifth week or poured by the u.s. energy department will be released on thursday and analysts suggest it could show that stockpiles dropped two and a half million barrels last week and across asia chinese stocks are being pulled down by reports that a strategic shareholder in the bank of china and china construction bank will sell its stake in before september the grades up to three point seven billion dollars from the sale of china is losing over four percent and china construction bank is currently dropping over three percent japan's nikkei is trading in the black financials are limiting broader gains are taken as bank shares lost ground overnight and the russian markets will start trending in less than two hours time

the figures that you see on the screen are cheers there's closure of both the r.t.s. and the my it's finished around cool. percent and the black one choose to stick by mining and just stocks. oh inflation russia for the past six months over here has topped five percent the biggest price increases were in cereals and beans which became almost twenty percent more expensive and non-food just bacco is up twelve percent and ten traditionally inflation rush across falls to the second half of the year but just the we're just still expected to be around seven percent five years and. having a good start to the week but carlos' cause us to address great expects wednesday to be dull in comparison because investors are gearing up for news coming later this week the training remains upwards we're seeing the emerging markets and the cia

index actually has had a nice rally over the last week any data coming from the us again like last week the worst friday we had good. data now when's they probably not going to be a. market moving but then you have them thursday actually a few important decisions and data coming out there is industrial production data coming out of germany and the u.k. which is important and then you have interest rate decisions coming out of the european central bank people expected about twenty five i think basis points up and then you have the bank of england also make an incision which is expected to be the same so for wednesday trade we expect it to be a quiet or a day with the base investors taking a bit of a breather and waiting for thursday data and also friday especially on employment data coming out of the u.s. that wraps up the business bulletin more market analysis in less than one ounce time in our next bulletin and you can log on to our website or to dot com slash business.