the roma are braced for a clampdown. >> these roma never dreamed they would live in camps like these.w, they have to. their work evicted from their old home a month ago. >> the police came in at 6:00 in the morning and destroyed everything. everyone was crying. we tried to protect our children. all we could take with us for some clothes. now we have nothing. >> for weeks, they were homeless. now they are building makeshift accommodations in a residential arean the paris suburb. he now lives here with his wife and children. he says their lives have been ruined. >> for 10 years, there were no problems. just look at where our children are sleeping now. it is appalling. our children used to go to school. they were doing ok. >> it is not clear how long they will be able to stay put this time. the french government wants to dismantle all the roma camps in the sport -- and deport anyone without the proper papers.1- the clampdown followed violent clashes between the police and a group of roma in brittany. the rioting was sparked when the police shot dead a man who had driven through checkpoin

and france presses on with supporting the roma as opposition grows. messages of love, food, and anti depressants for chiles's trapped miners. hello to you. four weeks before the monsoon floods and began wreaking havoc in cap -- pakistan. millions are still in need of help. there is intelligence that says that the taliban is planning attacks on foreign aid workers. there is at the threat of more damage and danger. she reports from there. >> it is holding for now. this is the last line of defense for one of pakistan's main cities. it is home to about 2 million people. as the flood waters keep moving, so does the pakistan air force. we joined them today on the first relief flight. tombolo, the relentless waters closing in on more villages -- down below, the relentless water is closing in on more villages. there is a chance of escape for this lone boy. the crew signalled, offering a way out. he climbed down carefully, but he refused to be taken from the waters. like many, he is risking his life to stay close to home. we found -- we keep finding more group

italy, sweden, and denmark have all expelled roma travelers with limited success. there is more than anecdotal evidence those sent home soon return. this plays well with the french president's traditional support. his critics say the link drawn between crime and immigration is delivered, designed to shift attention away from a financial scandal that has dogged his government through the summer. romas say they are being used as scapegoats, and not for the first time are being persecuted for political gain. >>> the chinese electronics company which has been trying to explain a large number of suicides among workers is to increase its labor force by almost one-third over the next year. foxcon, which makes products for apple and dell, wants to cut overtime being worked. >> it may not look that much like spontaneous funds, but for the workers in china, it was at least something different, a brick from the long hours they spend assembling apples must have gadgets. wednesday's company-wide route was intended to show it is responding to a spate of suicides among employees.

. >> some 700 roma have been detained since the announcement last month. some say they don't want to go back to romania. >> in romania, they don't pay, there are no food or clothes or nothing. >> some travelers with a recommendation in a sports gymnasium. but far from ideal. >> we people provide for the government to provide roma for better conditions. >> they are claiming for the rights, and that most french supporters support the government's move. and the operations will be expelled the roma from france. >> stay with us, still ahead the link of the aztec children found for excavations for a new subway in mexico city. here two 11-year-old boys are given a supervision order for attempting to rape a girl of eight. the boys were 10 at the time, and their case brings about new debate of the age of responsibility and the treatment of children by the courts. >> this afternoon, while other youngsters their age were enjoying a school holiday. they were sentenced for a serious sex crime. the boys sat with their mothers and the judges removed their wigs and gowns

report calling for an end to the collective deportation of roma people. the anti-racism committee is concerned that some of them have not been fully informed of their rights. france says that it is scrupulously respecting its international obligations. >> sending a group of roma home without consideration of their needs and looks like discrimination of an ethnic minority. the un wants france to avoid deportations like these and to make sure that human rights are respected. >> we understand that the state has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues and issues of the legal emigration. our view is, when you are doing so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as a whole. >> and france and's political leaders need to tone down their rhetoric. many of their comments appeared xenophobic and contribute to the problems within the nation. french politicians and should instead try harder to promote tolerance and understanding. the experts in geneva make it clear that france is not the only concern. the problem is

in the past, many expeled roma have simply return to france. that is what some say they will do this time. but the french government wants to use by a metric ids to prevent this from happening. -- biometric ids to prevent this from happening. the plan to send them back to bulgaria and romania. >> we understand the french government position. at the same time, which support the right of every romanian systems -- romanian citizen for freedom of movement within the european union. >> as the first plane landed in bucharest, the eu said member states have the right to take security measures against foreigners. it is a complicated situation, leaving these will let in disarray. -- leaving these roma in dissaray. >> germany's military says they do not intend to take discipline against colonel georg klein. that officer ordered an air strike in afghanistan that killed many civilians. taliban fighters and civilians around the trucks were killed when the were blown up. troubling news on the jobs front. monica has that story. >> the number of americans fili

. -- roma population throughout the year. they can work. they can study, just like anyone else. >> immigrants from bulgaria and romania must have a work permit to stay longer than three months traded the government says they have become breeding grounds -- three months. the government says they have become breeding grounds for all time it -- all kinds of activity. they have all expelled roma travelers with little success. there is no evidence those sent home soon return. the tough stance on immigration does play well with traditional support. critics say the link drawn between crime and integration is delivered, designed to shift attention away from a financial scandal. they say they are being used as a scapegoat and not for the first term are being persecuted for political gain. >> there is no such thing as a free lunch in cuba for decades, workers got a free meal in the canteen, but not anymore. >> cuban workers have salaries of an average of $20 a month, but education and housing is free. a lot of food is heavily subsidized, including wo

is to protect the executive bailiff in the past there were several attacks on court bailiffs in the roma village this time everything was quiet there have been situations in which people attack squad members with firearms pitchforks or axis. what are you doing hey lady give me the ax back. almost. constant psychological pressure is the most difficult part of their job perhaps that's the reason only psychologically stable people can work here. as one of the most experienced workers at the service she's been working here for fifteen years. i'm ready to go. the going out to execute a court order she's accompanied by her son. he's been working as a court bailiff for two years now jobs to protect executive bailiffs and today is the first time he'll protect his own mother. which of discord only to sense you must present tomorrow at seven am please sign these forms. she. started a dynasty of bailiffs and in addition to her her elder son out of works in the system as well. bailiff to do should report nothing out of order business as usual. during the day attitude is posted as a guard at the regi

the entire rapid reaction squad is on its way to a roma village they're carrying their guns to protect themselves against a potentially emotional reaction. as a sound bite here on a cord bank rate why don't you pay your debts we have no money much of what then else back to property no. problem i don't have anything this is all i have what are you going to take a look at my pilates these room are used to paying utility bills are the land tax no hurry to pay off the debts they've run up over many months they claim they can't get a job or what can you do you something then fortune telling you everything there are girls try to get a job at a factory but they were told you're illiterate your gypsy has been there when you don't have anything for you yet they want us to pay for electricity for gas for water no discounts no favors. the main objective of the rapid reaction squad is to protect the executive bailiff in the past there were several attacks on court bailiffs in the roma village this time everything was quiet there have been situations in which people attacked squad members with fire

report calling for an end to the collective deportations of roma people. the u.n. says some of the hundreds deported did not freely consent to leave and have not been informed of their rights. france says they have scrupulously respected obligations. >> sending these, a home in one group without assessing their individual circumstances looks, the united nations says, like racial profiling. the u.n. wants france to avoid mass deportations like these and basicure each person's human rights are respected. >> we understand estate has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues -- we understand it a states has a right and responsibility to deal with security issues, but when you do so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as a whole. >> the committee also is that france's political leaders need to turn down rhetoric, saying many of their comments contributed to problems of discrimination. french politicians should try harder, the u.n. believes, to promote tolerance and understanding. but the experts in geneva also made

report calling for the end of what it describes as the collective deportations of roma people. the united nations is concerned that the hundreds deported were not fully informed of their rights or debate -- nor did they fully consent to leave. france says it is respecting its international obligations. >> sending these, home as one group without assessing their individual needs looks, the united states -- the united nations says, like racial targeting. the u.n. wants france to avoid mass deportation like this and make sure each person's human rights are respected. >> we understand estate has a responsibility to deal with security issues and issues of illegal immigration. but our view is, when you are doing so, it should not be on a collective basis. you should not be targeting a group as all. >> at the u.n. committee also politicalfrance's leaders need to tone down their rhetoric. they say this contributes to discrimination. french politicians should instead try harder, the u.n. believes, to promote tolerance and understanding. but the experts in geneva also made it clear franc

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to france now and some one hundred roma gypsies have left the country arrived in their native romania as part of a crackdown on illegal camps the french government plans to shut down three hundred roma camps in the next three months in a policy it says will remove thousands of people from deplorable conditions the controversial measures have been criticized by human rights groups for demonizing minorities. when are we continue our close up series where we bring into focus russia's diverse regions including some fairly whole places to reach team gets an in-depth personal insights on the everyday life of local people and the history of the country. and today we're in the northwest of russia in the region the country's first sea ports back in the seventeenth century it's recognized as a regional capital and it now has everything from ship building to documents we sent to explore more. we're now in the north of russia in. a region which has a coastline on three arctic seas now because of its location it was extremely important in the seventeenth century as russia's first and only seaport

. >> 140 roma left paris for romania last friday. the flights have been there for years. and services slowly destroyed in st. petersburg. a substation failure was the problem, and lights were back on after about 2.5 hours. traffic chaos as lights went out throughout the city. mass transit came to a stop and water was cut off as well. back with an in-depth lok. -- look. >> welcome back. the new season kicks off friday. historic for fans around the world regarding one of the premiere soccer leagues. plenty of surprises promised, as well as on play. homegrown talent this year. the growing appeal. >> he switched to hamburg in january. >> no player sold as many shirts in such a short time. he is a major addition on the field. germany can produce homegrown stars, like at the world cup in south africa. the big european clubs have taken notice. moved now to real madrid. it's a club, an aura, a legend. in munich. >> back in munich. great things also expected from the defender. >> and there will be more with stars returning to the l eague. >> a jump of more than 10% in the sales of

the european commission has expressed concern over a frantic expulsion of ethnic romas. it criticizes what it calls openly discriminatory rhetoric among some members states. parents have said at least 600 back to romania and bulgaria after demolishing the illegal camp they live in. senior french ministers held talks with top romanian officials. nicolas sarkozy's government says it was bucharest to take care of its on minority. the prime ministers at a tour of balkan countries, expressing optimism that croatia will become a member of the eu, perhaps as early as next year. at a meeting in zagrab, he said he believed the country would fulfil the blocks criteria. he said there were just a few final hurdles to be taken, including reforms to the justice system and tackling corruption. looks like the germans are tackling the banks here. >> that is right. the german cabinet has approved tough new regulations for the financial sector to be and that the fall of when banks fail. the response comes after the massive bank bailouts in response to the financial crisis. the war -- the r

le diera la roma. no verá actividad pero tambiñn es considerado como jugador titular.n esos maravillosso... >> ellos si son grandes futbolistasl felicidades. siempre trabajan con gente joven. todos son titulares. >> claro el 80 81%. uy hombre estaba vuelto loco. >> hugo fue el que puso mbrnbre en blanco. >> cualquier cosa me digas. >> oye los vamos a dejar porque las temperaturas están que arden. >> claro hay demoras en los trenes. los cuales se dirigen en dirección sur. vamnos a pasar al clima de hoy altas de 96°, así de nuevo contigo selena. >> así que a protegerse muchísimo. por favor evite hacer fogatas o carne asada. por no haber viento. cada año arraza. 7.49 en nuestro segmento de profesiones tenemos una carrera muy bonita. volvemos en seguida. >> aquí si que me pillaron estamos en segmento de las carreras. y una con muchísimo futuro. la de dentista enfocado a los latinos y esta mañana nos acompaña el doctor edwin chichón. >> buenos días gracias. por la invitación es lo más próspero. y para que la juventud y padres de familia sepan de esto. >> doctor, cuantos año

. >>> a shake up in the obama administration, kristina roma is calling it quits and taking a job teaching at uc bierkley. she will leave her job at the end of the month. she plans to return to her job as an economics professor at bierkley. president obama said she long wanted to return home where her son will start high school in the fall. >>> during a phone call to her mother, sarah complained she is not getting treatment for the lump or other medical issues. she is asking the united nations to intervine on her daughter's behalf. they jailed the 31 year-old more than a year ago, with shane bower and joshua fatal. they were taken into custody, accused of illegally crossing into iran. >> construction crews ripping up the streets say drivers. >> a lot of finger gestures, had one this morning. >> federal stimulus money provided so there is a lot of construction projects going on right now. the aging infrastructure. >> we can help to minimize the impacts, let us know what we can do better, how we can improve. >> the san francisco public utility commission is hard at work with a budget of $90

france has kept on a supporting roma men, women, and children from temporary camps. that is despite criticism from the european union and the vatican. they were put on flights to romania. the camp closures are part of a wider move against crime. he was facing fraud charges. he has fled to northern cyprus 17 years ago. the fugitive is back in britain and about to go to court over the collapse of his company. he is here to clear his name. >> back in britain after 17 years evading justice. the last time he used a british airport was to fly away secretly in a private jet and a state historic. the collapse of a business empire and 66 fraud charges. his wife had a car waiting for them. for now, he has a trip home organize. he has explained why he has finally come back. he believes he will finally get a fair trial. >> i am here. i have come voluntarily. the conditions are correct. i hope that the people who ruled this country are as interested as i am that justice is practiced. everybody should be deemed innocent until proven guilty. >> are you innocent? >> absolutely. why

and the german champions will fancy their chances and grouped e, facing ac roma and others. the first group of matches kickoff on september 14. >>> it was a good evening for european football, three teams are 3 after finishing their second playoffs. stuttgart played a closely fought game with slovakia, out the match it ending in a tie, but start with through on aggregate. -- but stoop guard went through on aggregate. -- but stuttgart through on the aggregate. >>> we will have it in depth coming afup, taking a closer lok at the situation in pakistan with the flooding. >> stay tuned for that. >>> it has been almost four weeks since pakistan was hit by devastating floods. the scale is unprecedented, with almost one-fifth of the country affected. millions of acres of crops have also been destroyed. the humanitarian situation remains dire for millions of people. u.n. officials estimate 800,000 flood survivors are currently stuck in areas accessible only by air. but although aid is pouring into pakistan, getting it to the people who need it the most remains a challenge. >> one-fif

rafael benitez takes charge of his first competitive match for the club this evening they take home roma in the italian super cup into one city at the copper italia and champions league last season with josie marino who then left to manage reale madrid benito's wants to continue that success starting with some more silverware the save the. dream he. has run of the cincinnati masters has come to an end he was knocked out of the quarter finals by roger federer the world number two easing past the russian in straight sets after taking the first six ball he was pushed a bit more in the second breaking back early on here but federer still twenty seven five on one play marcus artists in the semi's out there who stunned the topsy i am the i the secret is the plain truth in the world and i've never beaten down the previous six encounters darters took the first set six four down did take the next step by the same scoreline that was from scintillating tennis this is but darts is winning the game with the decider. to be fair the doubt was not always on top of these guys on the cypriote to the final

coach rafael benitez take charge of his first competitive match for the club tonight they take on roma in the italian super cup into one city at the copper italia and champions league last season with judging ring you then left to manage reanimate trade benito's wants to continue that success starting with some more silverware the save me. make a lot of junk is run at the cincinnati masters has come to an end he was knocked out of the quarter finals by roger federer the world number two easing past the russian in straight sets after taking the first six for he was pushed a bit more in the second breaking back early on here but federal still won it seven five will now play marcus but artist in the semi he stunned top seed rafael nadal i secretly ranked twenty eighth in the world and had never beaten the dal in their previous six contests but doctors took the first set six balls down to take the next set by the same scoreline some scintillating tennis is baghdatis winning the game of the decider to be fair and it was not on top of his game on a cypriot took the final set six four on the

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new into milan he says takes charge of his first competitive match for the club tonight they take on roma in the italian city pick up into one city at the copper italia and champions league last season with jones in the ring you then left to manage rionda jared and benito as want to continue that success starting with some silverware to save me. she. has run at the cincinnati masters has come to an end he was no advantage of the quarter finals by roger federer the world number two easing past the russian in straight sets after taking the first six for he was pushed a bit more in the second of a janky breaking back on here but federer is still one hundred seventy five. marcus but the artist in the semi's after the stunned rafael i disagree is ranked twenty eighth in the world and they've never beaten the dad in the previous six contests but with artists took the first set six poll and the dow did take the next set by the same scoreline that was seen scintillating tennis is baghdatis winning the game with the decider to be fair there are no doubt it was not always on top of these the secret

and they're similar shape and type is what you will--a lot of people call a roma tomato that you do seea grocery store. this is what we like to... send to the cannery. >> and although they might not be the most glamorous of crops, processing tomatoes are one of the most important ones here in yolo county and across the state, too. california supplies the nation with a wide variety of tomato- based products, many of which are processed here at the super coast producers in woodland, where timing is of the essence. >> as far as the loads that come into this plant, we'll have from the time it's harvested and the time it's in the can, will be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. all of our tomatoes began within a 16-mile radius. that's why this plant has been put in this position here. >> it's like a well-oiled machine here as tomatoes are systematically taken through a maze of being washed, sorted, sliced, diced, pureed, and canned into some of our favorite tomato-based products. more than half a million tons of them are taken through here every year, but, interestingly, the amount of tomatoes used

i can't imagine playing tennis this trache of the season off the beaten roma in the italian super cup a felony tez and then got off to a bad start in the strength and was. going to minutes and johnny supplements stunts . in such unfair work as european champions and trouble when as an equaliser up on strike of all time what an i.q. my son who is defending something i say then the playing side in front sneaking the ball in a new place. in the play walmsley off the lights and added another piece of silverware to thank you for having us not turning up the best of days weeks and certainly since. i in the meantime a thirteen year old running world record has been broken in beilin as kenyan sensation david rudisha set the new best time in the men's eight hundred meters the twenty one year old clocked one minute forty want point zero nine seconds at the olympic stadium where he came up short in the world championships just last year lost the fossilize in one a skunk's the chronicle's time not fading to hundreds of the second of the previous best aren't. denmark's remembering missing fifty se

surrounded by police the country's interior minister said at least five of the victims were members of one roma family who lived in their apartment where the month started shooting. the u.s. has imposed french sanctions against north korea targeting supporters of the regime all individuals companies and organizations especially the links with pyongyang have had their assets frozen tundra has soared with sources the sinking of a south korean warship in march and the loss of forty six crew blamed on the north which it denies has reiterated its concern over pyongyang's nuclear capabilities as international efforts continue to get the country to end its atomic program in return for aid and concessions. and the eleven year old boy has been killed why twenty while twenty two people have been hurt in demonstrations against indian rule in kashmir as news of the child's death spread thousands of protesters from the town of un and now we're joined by others from neighboring iran is forcing government troops to retreat sixty people have died in continuing and rest since june protesters want an end to indi