we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china has launched a campaign to protect its longest river, the yangtze. the government plans to spend $600 million over three years to increase forest coverage along the river in the southwestern city of chon ching. the city lies along the upper reaches of the river and is a vital part of the reservoir area. the tree planting campaign is seen as essential to protect the river's ecology. >>> the thai government to going to form a committee to increase production of high-quality rice. the move comes at a time when thai rice is facing fierce global competition. experts say the quality of the rice has been compromised over the years due to the government's populous policies. these include guaranteeing a minimum prooiz price to farmers even if they overlook the quality of their products. the committee of rice experts will supervise the farming and cultivation processes and offer advice to farmers. >>> hello there. i'm miwa gardner with your world weather update. let's begin with a look at

we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china launched a second moon exploration probe on friday marking the 51st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china. a rocket blasted off from the southwestern province of sichuan just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the control center said the satellite is expected to take 112 hours to reach its orbit. the aim of the latest mission is to take high-resolution pictures of the part of the moon's surface where chinese scientists want to man an unmanned spacecraft in 2013. china launched its first moon mission in october 2007. >>> the environmental group greenpeace has joined groups in thailand to protest the government's industrial policy demanding they implement tougher laws and regulations to monitor harmful industrial activities. on friday the activists formed a human block aid at the country's biggest industrial area. the greenpeace festival rain woe warrior is anchored to try to draw attention to the efforts of the protest. >>> hi there. time to take another look at

they are monitored 24 hours a day by cctv. it costs millions of tehran. but they say it has all been worth that. >> we are going to achieve the of the threat by means of the introduction. >> the challenge is that these cats cannot survive and in their old habitats. they need a new place to live. but where? which brings us back to the hunts. the scientists say there are few cats left and in the wild. if they can track the cats, they will see how they interact with the environment. this will tell them the best place to release the cats. today, the signals will tell us that there is a lynx nearby. we had there and wait. and white. and just as we are about to call it a day, there it is. at last, a close encounter in the wild with the world's rarest cats. as quickly as it appeared, it is gone. the worry is, if these radical conservation firms in network, these cats could disappear for good. bbc news, spain. >> talking of rare animals, the first gorilla born at london zoo in 20 years has made his first appearance before the cameras. the male youngster, not yet

we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china has launched a campaign to protect its longest river, the yangtze. the government plans to spend $600 million over three years to increase forest coverage along the river in the southwestern city of chon ching. the city lies along the upper reaches of the river and is a vital part of the reservoir area. the tree planting campaign is seen as essential to protect the river's ecology. >>> the thai government to going to form a committee to increase production of high-quality rice. the move comes at a time when thai rice is facing fierce global competition. experts say the quality of the rice has been compromised over the years due to the government's populous policies. these include guaranteeing a minimum prooiz price to farmers even if they overlook the quality of their products. the committee of rice experts will supervise the farming and cultivation processes and offer advice to farmers. >>> hello there. i'm miwa gardner with your world weather update. let's begin with a look at

we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china launched a second moon exploration probe on friday marking the 51st anniversary of the founding ofhe pele's republic of china. a rocket blasted off from the southwestern province of sichuan just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the control center said the satellite is expected to take 112 hours to reach its orbit. the aim of the latest mission is to take high-resolution pictures of the part of the moon's surface where chinese scientists want to man an unmanned spacecraft in 2013. china launched its first moon mission in october 2007. >>> the environmental group greenpeace has joined groups in thailand to protest the government's industrial policy demanding they implement tougher laws and regulations to monitor harmful industrial activities. on friday the activists formed a human block aid at the country's biggest industrial area. the greenpeace festival rain woe warrior is anchored to try to draw attention to the efforts of the protest. >>> hi there. time to take another look at the

they just undermined the important things we did like cctv and dna testing.rotecting the public involves protecting all their freedoms. i won't let the tories or the liberals take ownership of the british tradition of liberty. i want our party to reclaim that tradition. [applause] so too in our foreign policy the new generation must challenge old thinking. we are the generation that came of age at the end of the cold war. the generation that was taught that the end of history had arrived and then saw 9/11 shatter that illusion. and we are the generation that recognizes that we belong to a global community: we can't insulate ourselves from the world's problems. for that reason, right now this country has troops engaged in afghanistan. they represent the very best of our country. they and their families are making enormous sacrifices on our behalf and we should today acknowledge their service and their sacrifice. [applause] our troops are there to stabilize the country and enable a political settlement to be reached so that afghanistan can be stable and we can

we've added more border patrol agents cctv officers and now have more than 20,000 border patrol agents between our officials ports of entry and more than 20,000 cdp officers at the ports of entry. think about operation gatekper when commissioner meissner had something just about 3,000 border patrol agents we've increased that sevenfold and very dramatically in the last year and a half. we oubled the personnel assigned to the border enforcement security task force is working with immigration and customs enforcement. we tripled the number of intelligence analysts along the border since secretary napolitano announced the southwest border initiative in march it wasn't my view on the northern border we have established five to assist in responding to incursions'. the northern brder is 5400 miles of terrain and maritime environment. southern borders are just under 2,000 miles on the land border. as i mentioned we've deployed uas d secure funds for a 11 new marine units, six of which are on the northern border. we've upgraded many of our ports of entry to meet today's security standards and a