secretary-general says the united nations will withdraw its peacekeepers from east timor by december. he said he's confident with the security situation in the country. he made the remark in a meeting with the president in the capital. he praised the nation's trouble-free presidential and parliamentary elections earlier this year. it became independent in 2002. u.n. peacekeepers pulled out in 2005 but returned in 2006 following a series of riots by discharged soldiers. several hundred international peacekeepers have been in the country ever since maintaining security and training east timor's police force. the u.n. mission is expected to end by december as scheduled now that he's officially announced the withdrawal. >>> a piece of ruins from hiroshima has a permanent place in england. people from japan and britain took part in the unveiling ceremony. the 1.2 meter tall circular cone monument is called the hiroshima memorial stone. a chunk of paving from hiroshima sits on top. a british ngo requested the stone from the city. japan's ambassador to britain said it will serve as a reminde

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william marquez, bbc, bal timore. >> one city taking a very different approach on immigration. tonight, new images taken on the surface of mars by the nasa rover curiosity have been released. they're still working out what route they should take on the way to the martian mountain. the plan is for curiosity to move its wheels on a short test drive. >> the first detailed aerial pictures of the curiosity rover's landing site taken from space. they show the giant crater. the rover is a tiny speck inside. these images of the terrain around it suggest that water once flowed. >> in the dozens of arizona, we see images like that all the time. what it normally corresponds to is that it has been eroded at the mountains in episodic events. the texture of the rocks speak to a history of alluvial activity associated with rivers and running water. >> curiosity will be the first to be able to minimize the rock layer by layer and learn how the planet changed over the years. the mars we see today is a dry, dusty planet. curiosity will be able to build a picture of what it was like billions of y

." >> i don't think mormon secrecy can be seen apart from a very bitter history of an timor anti-mormnti-mormoni anti-mormonism. >> reporter: in the early days of the church, the mormons were violently driven from state to state. and their founding prophet joseph smith was murdered by an angry mob. what do they believe? in the mormon faith, the bible is considered the word of god but mormons also believe god added three more books, written by joseph smith, a farm boy from upstate new york. when smith was a young man, he claimed an angel led him to a nearby hill, where he dug up a pair of golden plates, from which he translated the book of mormon. mormons like professor robert millet are well aware that adding onto the bible in this way can be very controversial. >> latter day saints love and adore the bible. but we've announced it is not the end of the prophets. god still speaks. >> reporter: and finally, what about jesus? mormons believe that when jesus, the son of god, returns, he will first go to jerusalem and then to missouri, where he will establish his kingdom on earth. for morm

in the same boat you are in east timor. living together. you are in the same boat rowing one is trading the others would probably. arab israelis could soon find themselves called up for the military they previously been exempt from having to serve in the israeli defense forces but now they face a difficult decision risk in order to fight against their own people volunteer because that is a traitor as our middle east correspondent paula sleepier explains. a monument to israel's fallen look more closely and you will see many of the names are of arabs all gers fighters who joined an army that many of their birth one here call the enemy. but in meetings like this across the country the mood is changing most arab israelis are saying no to being drafted into the israeli defense forces the issue is up for debate as is well with views current military draft laws that allow orthodox jews and arabs to avoid national service. the israeli military wants to make a serve not because they need us because we want to control the arab state of mind and divid

in the same boat you are in east timor. climb a mountain link together. you're in the same boat rowing if one is craving the argos will probably. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world a second really has died from self-immolation in a local hospital after protesting against drastic wealthy cuts it follows the death of a disabled fifty seven year old man who set himself on fire during a demonstration earlier in july the so-called occupy israel movement over social injustice is gaining momentum as the government struggles to busy economy through increasing taxes and cutting spending. the typhoon that swept through the philippines has now claimed that these twelve lives police and coast guards are searching for people who when missing after strong winds and intense rains as swept across the country more than one hundred thousand people are displaced flooding and torrential downpours in the capital also forced the u.s. embassy compound to be closed. america's shiva diplomats in africa to urge leaders to reconsider their

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penny we make in welfare payments should be going not to east los angeles but to ease the more -- east timor. another disconcerting thing about this insurance metaphor -- by conservative extrapolation, our ancestors was making $1 million per day. -- will be making $1 million per day. it is striking that we have these conservationists arguing that people like what you and i living the lives we lead off to be scaling back our lifestyles, living more conservatively in order to improve the quality of life for these future gazillionaires. that is a sentiment -- the sentiment of these people is that there should be a tremendous amount of redistribution from the ballot to the poor, namely us, -- from the namely poor to the newly rich. often these are the same people who are always arguing that we need to redistribute more from the rich to the poor. i have not pointed to a flaw in either arguments separately but it seems to me these arguments are so much in conflict that when you hit the same person making both of them, you have to wonder whether they have really thought things through. those are al

penny we make in welfare payments should be going not to east los angeles but to ease the more -- east timor. another disconcerting thing about this insurance metaphor -- by conservative extrapolation, our ancestors was making $1 million per day. -- will be making $1 million per day. it is striking that we have these conservationists arguing that people like what you and i living the lives we lead off to be scaling back our lifestyles, living more conservatively in order to improve the quality of life for these future gazillionaires. that is a sentiment -- the sentiment of these people is that there should be a tremendous amount of redistribution from the ballot to the poor, namely us, -- from the namely poor to the newly rich. often these are the same people who are always arguing that we need to redistribute more from the rich to the poor. i have not pointed to a flaw in either arguments separately but it seems to me these arguments are so much in conflict that when you hit the same person making both of them, you have to wonder whether they have really thought things through. those are al

president barack obama came to office during an economic crisis as he has reminded us a timor two.ount. my home state voted for president obama. when he talked about change, many people like the sound of it. especially in janesville. where we were about to lose a major factory. a lot of guys i went to high school with worked at that gm plant. right there at that plant, candidate obama said i believe that if our government is there to support you, this plant will be here for another hundred years. that's what he said in 2008. well, as it turned out, that plant didn't last another year. it is locked up and empty to this day. and that's how it is in so many towns. where the recovery that was promised is nowhere in sight. right now 23 million men and women are struggling to find work. 23 million people, unemployed or underemployed. nearly one in six americans is in poverty. millions of young americans have graduated from college during the obama presidency ready to use their gifts and get moving in life. half of them can't find the work they studied for or any work at all. so here's th