stan jeter cbn news. >>> up next, a nation coming back from a brink of chaos. tell you about the role the church is playing in zimbabwe's resurrection. >> welcome back tchristian world news. zimbabweused to be one of the most unstable places in africa. polical violence divided the government. the christians are lay tg ground work. >> dignitaries seated foreign diplomats in place, foreign press corp. make final checks. seconds later, from a side door the president, prime minister, heads of cabinent, members of parliament and other high ranking government officials file in. this is a big moment for zimbabwe, the african nation is launching a 3-montoutreach to get citizens on the writing of a new constition. sitting in the audience is alex chisango he takes one look at his notes, momentlater on stage delivering the opening prayer standingext to the president and prime minister. >> we pray god, out of that product, the sons of daughters of zimbabwe will have a reasons to pray and glorify your neighbor. >> alex is on a missioto mobilize similar zimbabwe and christia

say that about thirty thousand people in russia in nearly died because of drugs coming from of ghana stan how can the american presence in afghanistan hope resolve this problem and can russia solve it on and so much of the problem with us congress. you little start to finish a little make sure the point is the status of the international forces the u.n. mandate stipulates their participation in anti-drug measures from time to time they take part in such operations but it's sporadic and aimed at small producers and small smugglers carrying out anti-terrorist operations they come across some drug caravans destroy them of course but nothing more than at a recent international conference in moscow nato refused to state that nato troops must fight narcotics they fear that it will only pose a greater threat to them and aggravate their position what is terrorism afghan terrorism nobody has given a precise and understandable definition yet even the highest ranking american generals who have been leading nato troops over there. president obama plans to begin pulling out troops from afghanistan nex

but when two officers arrived and entered this narrow passage way air stan do claims officers attacked edgar. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: my son was walking here, the police came, they grabbed him real close. my son fell this way from there to here holding onto his heart saying i can't breathe. i was here behind them and they shoved me and said like this like this with a gun, that's where my son fell and they washed the blood last night. >> reporter: burlingame police says air stan do sprang from the dark with a serrated steak knife in hand. the first were walking single- file in the tight space and started retreating but he kept coming say police, so a cop with 14 years on the force fired his taser. it's unclear if he missed or the voltage had no effect. so the 13 year veteran behind him fired his service weapon. >> and people heard four shots, some people heard three shots. >> reporter: but neighbors aren't certain which came first. >> it was kind of a little story saying he was hit by the taser, a scream, and then there were shots, but then other people were saying

easily through the open door artie's correspondent went to the border between afghanistan and the g q stan to experience to see firsthand what challenges people who provide security at the border face every day turning up. is a tough task but getting him ready to go to one of the most borders in central asia is even more difficult than people had no thought about cobol know a lot of people in bone growth that's why training center. there is no time for you when it comes to dealing with the center of the global heroin creed. classes are held every day despite the time of year and weather conditions right now it's extremely hot here but as you can see the troops are fully dressed in their uniform have to get used to it since this is what they'll have to wear on the job after six months trained soldiers are sent to guard the border while new conscripts arrive continuing the cycle the stones border with afghanistan stretches twelve hundred kilometers around seven hundred fifty miles water guards are being trained by the russian federal security service under a deal signed back in two thousand

stan roberts takes a look at >> that> pedestrian sensors may seem a great idea for some of for othersd a date way to abuse them. we already have a pedestrian countdown meters and they are the most abused traffic devices in the bay area. this lady crossing hyde street let's stop the video right here. take note of her arm trend is traffic. listen one second left on the meter when she decided to cross. yet she was traffic to stop for her. on stockton it is the same thing people crossing the street and ignoring the can down meters. the man in yellow shirt steps off the curb with five seconds left on the meter. then steers at the driver to make sure nobody runs him or the french over. most can down meters come with instructions right here where you push the button. let's go over the instruction. if you see a person walking you can walk but watch for vehicles. when you see the number countdown or flashing hand don't start crossing the finish crossing if you started. if you see a steady hand like this you should not be in the street and you absolutely should not walk. the reason is to keep t

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tens of thousands of troops and volunteers are trying to help the 10,000 firefighters puritan past to stanloodwaters a surgeon to the country's heartland swallow dozens of villages today pier that polls a week of destruction that is already ravaged the northwest and killed 1500 people. if a lot of the crops are being destroyed and that the un said today nearly 2 million people will have to be fed in coming weeks. china is struggling still severe flooding the country's worst flooding in a decade nearly a thousand people have died. one of the new concerns garbage clogging rivers. it blocks the gates of the three dams hundreds of people are missing in the damage estimates are running in the tens of billions. >> live the good side a traffic the 680-24 exchange the headlights' northbound the traffic is getting sluggish in both directions there appeared a lot more news coming up on kron 4 news stay with us. activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? today is your tasty lucky day! sure, why not? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate your di

thank you for your faith and devotion and con stan see and your incredible work. it's paying incredible dividends. people are watching you. thank you. >> reporter: a couple we spoke to today were here last wednesday. they drove unmarried back home then then came back together hoping they could walk away from city hall as a legally married couple. they missed their window before but they are determined today. >> it's not do you have a girlfriend, are you married. if you go in a public building, you have to fill out paperwork, are you married? that's the word that is asked that means something. that's the word people recognize. >> i just want to say i do. we have already done our vows. we did that when we first got together. it's forever but just to have that license in my hand and say that i was a pride for the day. >> i call her my groom. >> governor schwarzenegger and attorney general jerry brown shifted their positions and have urged the judge to lift the stay immediately. as you can see, there is a huge group gathered in front of city hall on the front steps th

i mean this thing with nana stan why were you there. if. ok basically mr. we have camps for chance to end in the beginning of the camp for detainees. and detainees that are. getting closer to be released very sick. just. as we can hear from here. the voices they hear. the voices of detainees in the chair. and one reason why you can hear them say because in the nighttime it's very quiet out here they're not as many vehicles moving so because it's so quiet you can hear the voices of the detainees. they are units eight by eight with what it is say they say they have the opportunity to speak to one another so often. talking to one another some of them may be praying some of them are just just talking and they may be talking to someone. just normal conversation and sometimes you do hear prayer to call the prayer just chattering. what happens to the prisoners still canted guantanamo. and what happens to those who are released. there have been nearly four hundred. by more than one thousand journalists additionally some one hundred eighty congressional representati

active western interference according to the cost of a scenario is realistic but many in congress stan don't want to that to happen they would be welcomed russian troops and meet them with bread and salt but in no way the western ones this is a very serious contradiction which may lead to serious consequences. does days ago thousands of secret pentagon documents were leaked to the public why it happened to think. obviously there are political groups who raise the question of the ineffectiveness of u.s. troops intelligence and other services in afghanistan and right now they deliberately dwelling on the war in afghanistan in detail to explain that it's useless they've spent over four hundred billion dollars one american soldier costs one million dollars a year so they spend one hundred billion. dollars directly on soldiers apart from other expenses which are high as well and the result is actually nothing you think that's why they start raising such questions and giving publicist tea to various documents relating to the issue. if you realize that probably the u.s. secret service is. war

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whole as well as for russia these regular events take place pakistan has one view on the afghan crisis stan has another view russia may have yet another position but as for russia entergy christan it's obvious that they want to settle the situation in the country as soon as possible they are concerned with terrorism and with drug production and trafficking that's where pakistan has been playing a double game over the past forty years virtually they express the willingness to fight terrorism but in fact and everyone knows that everything that is now going on in afghanistan has pakistani origins pakistani influence and impact if it was not for the external power played by pakistan terrorism would still exist but it would be of a minor character a minor insurgent character nothing more in this respect it is important that russia is more active in discussing the afghan issue with the countries of the region but. overall you probably will not that i've you've mentioned the drug trafficking issue the sadistic see that about thirty thousand people in russia and nearly died because of drugs coming

and then i got back from tack stan and bridge got built and no school yet. i was 38 years old, die hard bachelor and all i could think was getting that school built. i went to a fund raise er the fair month in san francisco where my hero was speaking. it was getting late and people were nodding off and he was going on and on about the queens coronation so i went to the back to get some fresh air and there was a beautiful woman in the back wearing a dress and black combat books and her name was, tara bishop and six months later got married and now we're living happily ever after in montana. [applause] i also a guy name keesh ran a company called laser image and he taught me how to use a computer and tara after watching me for several days one day, i was writing the fund raising letters and i learned on the computer but she said let me show you something. it's called cut and paste. so, with her now we could write hundreds of fund raising letters and in pakistan i learned to use a local laptop. slate board there. the whole village participated in the building s

but the difference is ninety percent of former drug addicted patients use op units from ghana stan herring first of all and according to the world health organization erin you see most. reparation that causes severe addiction pathological different vision of the personality which invariably leads to death in five or seven years. in other words russians same as with alcohol prefer strong things at this. yes we should admit but sharing consumption in our country is huge for which there are two major causes first there is an external factor of danny stand being a neighboring country producing an immense amount of narcotics but which you can one hundred in seventy five. and in the year. we say you think the most important factor is important even main thing is there is supply right. you cannot produce heroin in russia as it's climatic conditions are not suitable why is your agency against a methadone treatment which has been adopted in many countries and proved effective russia has categorically against it. but i would question your last statement that it proved effective and there have been n

himself a massive challenge is the three time tour de france champion alberto contador he's left team a stan are bank and says he wants to achieve something now with a cyclist has ever done before the spaniard wants to win the tour de france virat italian and spanish in one season no one has won all three major tours in succession like that therefore it would make him one of the greatest champions ever and hope to do it while it's such a bank just signed a two year contract of course i think science is a new team manager rates. that's for sure i mean a lot of the ambitions i mean one of these a business to win over fifty two is and one yeah that's a that's a great one and i like that jones and that's all the sport for now we've got more if you have it. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join your knowledge and update on r g. in india she's available in the movie go to the joint be the children's movie that's the gateway to the grand imperial truly told west coa

snowmobile engine perhaps an innovation from the depths of an unusually cold winter even by russians stan. some help along the way from a venerated muddy old hand long time so good in russian racer. in his nearly half century long racing career and for decades in monday's laboratory of high speed automobiles he spent most of his time behind the wheel or under the hood of many cars famously adapting several in this series of so-called this erasers. and i think the first car i had was the eighteenth model that i drive the nineteenth and then my mechanic and i made three new. they went fully our own design modifications of the twenty first model couple for mobile the. main things we changed with the. aerodynamic components is that. a new frame enhanced road stability and the aerodynamic components helped decrease the wind drag. time i raced the improved i was in. and then driving experience was completely different it was fabulous. smooth i would have thought i was on rails. you must have engineering experience to do that and as for the understructure and wheels we've got very talented smart

trustworthy information about the taliban participation in raids in the territories or central asian states stan in one thousand nine hundred nine. in two thousand on the contrary we know that those militants infiltrated from the territory. to where they've come from northern afghanistan which at that time was being controlled by the northern alliance and a u.s. ally against the taliban regime. in july and august on another central asian country was hit by massive ethnic clashes with hundred stat is there any danger that we could could see a repeat. of the you know back in april i warned about this kind of scenario for southern which first of all the situation in southern kyrgyzstan had been intensively destabilized the second into ethnic tensions are also high in that region and southern regions of open to that part of. it which borders on afghanistan and that is also open war with so those who want to stage provocations and heats up the situation from the you can easily attract militants. so they will all pre-conditions with the outbreak of violence with the world community it was a pretty. bi

the union if problems arise at the border which into g q stan in afghanistan which is not far from our border this destabilizing factor would have. victor internal situation as well as relations between the central asian countries due to the fight for ghana valley has always been the scene of intense long term conflict. the june clashes in the south of the country in the cities of. those are mostly ethnic clashes between the country's native population and the country's population do you think do you know of any government programs are there any government programs in place that are aimed at reconciling those two nations and eradicating any chance of the. events repeating themselves. because. first of all i should say that animosity between the different ethnic groups is not the root cause of this interethnic conflict it is a consequence of the political struggle for power that has long been going on in kurdistan for quite a long time the forces which are trying to topple this government and rise to power managed to provoke interethnic clashes there reconstruction programs they include

conferences in london the australians are saying that they're not going to seek any arrest of him stan sibley's an australian national so we see a lot of governments britain and australia not wanting to take any action against him and you've got to wonder is that pentagon really serious when they're saying we want these leaks to stop maybe it's part of a psychological warfare campaign and we've seen the pentagon waste those successfully in the past they had many people come into iraq had weapons of mass destruction and they never did these leaks seem to only benefit a realignment of us strategy in both iraq and afghanistan a lot of people are getting very suspicious about the motivations it's a bit of p.r. but also i think there may be a little bit of playing into the hands of those who want the united states not to pull out of iraq or afghanistan but to remain in both countries we also spoke to john young he's a co-founder of wiki leaks before leaving the organization he told us he believes the site's become far too interested in publicists in this neglecting it's cool. wiki leaks is

they were developing a plan to open restaurants railway station on the highway through a savings plan stan was front of what was for the average check is very similar to what he was based on our research sixty dollars the owners say they will invest one hundred million dollars into the project and hope to have a lot of surprises for the russian fast food diner now that a couple of business r.t. moscow. has that sort of business just now but i'll be back with more for you next hour and you can always find the stories on our website that's r t dot com slash that's this. how's that parking. car of klein's in so many years until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you. deep in debt on r t. a's signed up to fill in the military because i thought that it was my duty and that it was something that i do to help my country. my government i find that it is necessary for americans to feel you know. there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of. things. to pour out of. this all the

at down fast on red square the mood in russia's camp is one of excitement as the stan an ambitious team is ready to surprise the wall once again they'll travel to torquay spree on the dogs but this is the usual position for david blot side you know realistic to know what the strengths and weaknesses of our team or i know what things we have to do in order to overachieve and we will have to overachieve. but i'm confident that with the effort level and the commitment of the dedication on the part of the players that we can do it to go which will have to make do without he steam leader sunday katie lanka and j.r. holden both were crucial to the side's biggest success to date gold at the european championships in two thousand and seven but this time they had to withdraw for personal reasons russia will have to look for a new front man on the court the contrary strong hope will be a mighty must go off the twenty four year old signed every year deal with the new york knicks last month and will be drawing miss if attention and they are coming was championships. of course this contract is a gre

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you still have a chance to witness one of those premier stan vista international flown has the same status as the one held in paris london which we for example some amazing the. russians have on display. well we're expecting fifty premieres from russian car manufacturers for affordable prices they will be suggesting vehicles equipped with navigation systems so you will also see those at the salon who are trying to pick their have one thing straight not be distracted by all the shiny and glitter as they came here to make some deals and more sales in russia have significantly increased after the. you got to be recovered from the global financial crisis but think more about those deals you will you hear later in our business go to. europe for two more years hard in the telling of a thank you. course live not to show not for the business update news that gets promoted to build a pipeline to china shot at so what more can you tell us how that's right the car was originally put forward in two thousand two hundred couldn't agree on prices now it's a pipeline could be built by two thousand and fif

himself a massive challenge is the three time tour de france champion alberto contador he's left team a stan otto reich the saxo bank and says he wants to achieve something now with a cyclist has ever done before the spaniard wants to win the tour de france here in italian and spanish in one season no one has won all three major tours in succession like that therefore it would make him one of the greatest champions ever and hope to do it while it cites a bank just signed a two year contract to take sides his new team manager makes. his first words his that's for sure. i mean he's one of his a business to win over fifty to one yeah that's a that's a great one and i like that challenge and that's all the sport for now we got more a few a bit rough. for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. one of the key elements of democracy which is so uncomfortable for me afford. who pays for the news. how dependent is this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story the big charge of media fiction and reality. sure is that

get to in just nice to open the scoring surveys a bit like to cross into that and then it was messy stan first the argentinean latched on to suppose you have a boss your head in the tie anyway going through and then provide to be assist m.s.e. did the rest i mean premier in this game just before the break in a second the catalans continued to dominate my grave isn't messy but nice and we take the time when you're on the night in five three on i get the boss learn to celebrate in the ninth see pickup in history making and. to this season. i am into man have claimed beth ostrosky of the season off the base in romania tally and see the cup rafael benitez is men got off to a bad start in this game with behind just twenty minutes when john kerry said put right from that but in separate day on the european champions for nothing and found an equaliser in the strike afaf time goran pandev was in the right place right time . i mean let's see them put i'm sorry in front sneaking it in me because i ran with the with the camera and then seeing off the p.c. of the three one win. allowing them a new m

own problem and it was no coincidence president medvedev singled out these two countries again as stan is the world's largest opium producer russia the world's largest consumer what costs one country thirty thousand human lives a year is a profitable business for the other organ makes fifty two percent of the of going to g.d.p. now and in the harry market i think of going to. record as not a far lighter percent of the whole market so we whole economy is based on a drug if there is even a term that afghanistan is a drug based economy afghan heroin kills more russians in six months than the whole ten year long soviet military complain kill soldiers that's why russia is keen to take the lead in fighting the threat every third person who dies of opium abuse is in russia and the politics fuels and other worldwide evil terrorism and this is what also really touches russia's iran. russia may not be directly involved in the war in afghanistan but it is sensitive to the instability the conflict is causing in the region and many believe the two main security threats drug trafficking and islamic

political analyst steve from chuck says the situation in koga stan has much broader into nothing international significance there is growing instability in the north of afghanistan and this is just a few hundred kilometers away from the start. of your stop so if going to this town becomes a non-controlled territory where there is no real authority and where there is the force sounds like. a calamity this then of those who on the fresh enough interest on they think well we have another place to go and then it will have wider international consequences and developments of iran pleasant developments. thoughts of political analyst events of friendship talk to us at r.t. and coming up some call it the new beirut but just how much is jordan become transformed by western culture what we try to find out of a bit later this hour. the number of wildfires raging here in russia continues to rise with hundreds of thousands of firefighters tailing the brakes across the country the death toll has now risen to fifty the situation is likely to remain tends to for several weeks before the scorching temperatures

whole as well as for russia these regular events take place pakistan has one view on the afghan crisis stan has another view russia may have yet another position but as for russia entergy christan it's obvious that they want to settle the situation in the country as soon as possible they are concerned with terrorism and with drug production and trafficking that's where pakistan. it has been playing a double game over the past forty years verbally expressed the willingness to fight terrorism but in fact and everyone knows that everything that is now going on in afghanistan has pakistani origin pakistani influence and impact on the overall. mission the drug trafficking issue the sadistic see that about thirty thousand people in russia and nearly died because of drugs coming from afghanistan how can the american presence in afghanistan help resolve this problem and can russia solve it on its own. course. you lot of thought to finish it on the shield the point is the status of the international forces the un mandate stipulates their participation in anti-drug measures from time to time they tak

and we'll be monitoring and develop the developing situation in target stan throughout the day here in our team bringing you the very latest as get. now the number of wildfires raging in russia continues to rise with hundreds of thousands of firefighters firefighters tearing the flames across the country the death toll has now risen to sixty the situations likely to remain tense for several days before the scorching temperatures are forecast to cool and jacob greaves now reports. moscow region a village of moscow region and i'm actually standing by an example yes another example of just the devastation and destruction that's been brought upon local communities here we have what if you can recognize it was a garridge and inside is a car that's been burnt out now is the farce that residence he didn't have time to move the car out it was just engulfed and it was a similar story there's rubble strewn everywhere and there's also the surrounding houses were completely burnt down as well as a similar story for the forest surrounding these houses was being left smoldering ground and that's bee

floodwaters are also threatening the nearby city of tire a key staging post for the relief workers that stan is struggling to deal with the floods that have affected more than seventy million people and claimed hundreds of lives. a senior rabbi for a party with in israel's coalition government has called for palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to vanish from our world quote unquote spiritual leader spoke out as direct middle east peace talks are poised to begin in washington this week the united states is condemn the remarks as deeply offensive israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has distance himself from the comments saying he wants peace with the palestinians. russian prime minister vladimir putin has sampled the driving conditions on the country's roads giving an informal t.v. interview from behind the wheel he talked about the need to improve road safety and develop as you production in the country so far east. we have discussed things with truck drivers they say it's ok the motorway has been built and it appears good along this stretch but it still lacks service points imagine if a t

boost economic recovery in the region last year russia built a major hydroelectric plant into g q stan the plant is set to provide twelve percent of the central asian countries total and a cheap production is by far the largest russian project in the region will several similar projects ambitious projects what hundreds of millions of dollars will be discussed today but you know the cho reporting there i'll get to say as the world's largest opium producer and experts agree a regional approach is key to winning the global war on drugs artie's a group is going to office more on how securities maintain at the afghan border. turning a boy into a soldier is a tough task but getting him ready to go into one of the most tricky borders in central asia is even more difficult. work i don't know if the other people don't don't go and that's why at this training center in done there is no time for games when it comes to dealing with going to stand the center of the global heroin trade . classes are held every day despite the time of year and weather conditions right now it's extremely hot here but

he replaces general stan mcchrystal who was fired by the president for airing publicly his disagreement, his grievances, his frustration with the war effort. now in comes david petraeus facing some very difficult questions about the future of the fight here. the nature of the government in afghanistan and whether it is a reliable partner with the united states. the nature of the enemy, why it is the insurgency is stronger and not weaker nine years after the war began. and the future of 100,000 u.s. troops, how long will they be here? >> in the speech that the president made at west point, there were two messages. one was a message of substantial additional commitment, additional 30,000 troops, again, more civilians, more funding for afghan forces, authorization of 100,000 more of them and so forth. but also a message of increased urgency. and that's what july 2011 really connotes. it is to all the participants, those in kabul, some of us in uniform, again, our civilian counterpart, that we've got to get on with this, that this has been going on for some nine years or so, that there is u

curious stan has denied us media reports of washington is going to have plans to build a new military base there and the washington post reported that the construction of a ten million dollar facility was on course despite recent violence in kyrgyzstan the newspaper claims the base was first proposed under former president kurmanbek bakiev after he was ousted following an uprising in april talks continued with the interim president rosat and by washington has been using the manasse air base in kyrgyzstan to supply its troops in afghanistan for some time out a cotton bud tomorrow who's the former head of the country's security council believes the u.s. isn't number one. foreign policy to do with the full interview coming up in some ten minutes here on our team. if you switch there's a good. neighbor is better than a distant relative of his in the area of interest from a new powers who could give the government part in the settlement of several problems such as iran issue when the situation was. and afghanistan are clearly and the way to diplomatic sort of thing. that will matter in the

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have the wider international consequences and developments their own plans on developments so kariya stan has seen major unrest the summer in r.t. spoke to the country's interior minister about the roots of the violence and the prospects for social economic stabilization and you can watch you can catch rather on the full interview next hour of here's a taster. the different ethnic groups is not the root cause of this interview ethnic conflict it is a consequence of the political struggle for power that has long been going on in kurdistan for quite a long time the forces which are trying to topple this government and rise to power managed to provoke interethnic clashes social and political programs are being implemented as well as measures aimed at reconciliation for the conflicting sides as any developing nation we are facing financial and economic difficulties the world community and donor states have shown due attention to our problems we hope that these agreements will enable us to quickly overcome the consequences of these destructive actions. estonia has come rated not a borders with

in afghanistan ten people have been killed by militants in an ambush in the northeastern region of stan six americans a german and a british woman are among the dead the group was working for an international charity providing medical help police claim it may have been a robbery however the taliban has said that it was behind the attack targeting christian missionaries which is accused of spying for the americans. to action or from the international space station have set out on a spacewalk to fix the cooling system the unit to dramatically failed last week forcing the crew to reduce power at the station it will take around seven hours to remove and replace a pump it's hoped the job will be completed on wednesday after a second walk to connect ammonia lines to the new unit. joining us a canadian expedition is set to kick off to map the arctic ocean bed a russian explosion ship is already on its way to the polar waters there three nations are gathering evidence in a bid to claim the immense energy resources of the region are c.z. good reports. the race is on the u.s. together with canada