another hoary store in delhi -- horror story in delhi. >> indians are becoming accustomed to learning about gruesome assaults on women. the latest involving kidnap, torture and rape of a five-year- old girl is particularly vicious. a man in his 20's has been arrested. >> there have been 157 cases of gang rape and more than 100 cases of rape in delhi. what is the commissioner of delhi doing ech? the accused should be hanged to death. there is no other punishment for him. >> there is growing public anger over the perceived indifference of police and slow pace of justice for victims. politicians say the right things, but action, not words, .s what people want >> they have a responsibility to the social empowerment of women. >> the death of a young woman after she was gang raped on a bus led to national protests. indian law has since been amended to include the death penalty in case of rape. that may mean very little to the five-year-old girl who is still recovering in hospital after her two-day ordeal. doctors say her life is no longer in danger. al jazeera. 208 people are now known to h

aljazeera, new delhi. >> the u.s. pharmaceutical industry blasted the indian supreme court. a report from washington, d.c. the world news lostof artists -- novartis its case, seen as a victory for the poor, who can afford other generic drugs, here in the united states, there is another view. the u.s. has always been seen as a pro patent society, and the companies trading with the united states are encouraged to beef up their patent laws. to a quotaoduce you of a pharmacy here in washington, d.c. so for the patents? >> there is a tremendous amount of work and effort and energy and expense that goes into making a new drug or bringing a new drug to the market, and usually, that is accompanied by a patent, which is a limited term. usually, it is about 10 years, which gives these companies enough time to recoup some of the expenses or the effort they have gone through and to really be able to get a return on their investment, and usually during that time, there will be no generic available, so that is one. >> ok, a lot of people in the united states either have no health coverage

iranian delhi. very close to the border in iran and area very rural. not very densely populated apparently. still don't have any reports of destruction or deaths. we made a couple of phone calls people e to a couple of from that small did town in the orner south of iran by the persian gulf. and we haven't heard of any usually s but things happen win the hours afterwards and we will find out more. it is the more remote the longer it will take it get the promably to get help -- presumably to get help. and the more destruction because of more mud houses and smaller ottages and buildings that are not earthquake safe. that area is on a fault. we had the earthquake about a eek ago which was 6.3 reported by the u.s. organizations and scale the richter reported by the iranian organizations. but still it is large and we had deaths reported there and increasing. >> and they have a longer in iran f earthquakes devastating ones. >> yes, we have had almost 20 with about had one 50,000 deaths. we have had another one about 10 30,000 go with about deaths. a history o

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here is a report from new delhi.hese are some of venues where millions of cricket fans will converge over the next several weeks. the leak has kicked off its sixth season. the tournament has been -- has had scandals. tensions are running high. demonstrations like this have been on the rise. not toas been pressure allow sri lankan players. a protest against the treatment of sri lanka. india's cricket board seems to have caved under pressure. it said the security involved and those working in the stadium is of paramount importance. the governing council decided that shirlington players will not participate in the league matches and will advise the franchises accordingly. members of the public outside are disappointed of the decision. >> we should respect them. i don't think there should be anybody, any nationality coming and playing in our country. we should be promoting it. there wasnth, support of a vote that criticized sri lanka for not investigating. some politicians thought the stance was week and was intrusive th

in 2012, after the delhi gan rape, the two causes merge. demands for stronger measures against rape called for better policing for and india that could protect all of its citizens and deliver the opportunities they deserve. some have called that the indians' spring. as the protesters understood, india will rise or fall with its women. it has had a tradition of strong women leaders, but those women leaders, like women leaders around the world, who become presidents or prime ministers or foreign ministers or heads of corporations, cannot be seen as tokens that give everybody else in society the chance to say, we have taken care of our women. [applause] so any country that wants to rise economically and improve productivity needs to open the doors. latin america and the caribbean have steadily increased women's participation in the labor market since the 1990's.

of three has been coming to this crisis counseling center in a lower middle class neighborhood of delhi. puja is trying to keep her family together, her husband and in-laws with whom she lived in the common tradition here, threw her out of the house, the problem? all three of her children are girls. >> translator: the family says they need sons to carry on their name. and since i have only three daughters, they tried to trick me into signing divorce papers so that their son could marry again. that led to some violence when i refused. and i had to run away to my mother's house for safety. >> the preference for boy children dates back centuries, driven by religious custom. >> only boys can look after the parents. they are the only ones who can perform the last rites. they're the only ones who will continue the family lineage. if all that is there, then why would anybody want to have a girl child? and also on top of that, you have to pay a dowry. >> this woman has studied the dowry system, which she said is mistakenly believed to have roots in hindu scripture. >> this is never a practice a

in cities like delhi you have entire colonies built on what is essentially sand and then mumbai you have cities built on marshland and all the slums we've been seeing about in movies, most of those are illegal constructions. and because they're illegal, contractors tend to use substandard materials to build those structures. >> with which of course begs the question, how do they get away with it? as you say, this is right across the country this is happening. this was not a small building. this was i think more than a dozen stories high. and it's got a twin that's still standing next to it. how do they do this? why is there no crackdown, oversight? >> unfortunately enforcement is very weak here, michael. that's the problem. the building was still under construction and there are already people living inside these buildings. most were construction workers of the building. most of these workers are migrant workers that come from villages very far away and come to cities like mumbai and delhi for a few months and they have nowhere else to live. so this is very normal. now, the building cont

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. >> y se protesta en las afueras de nueva delhi india por el caso de secfuetro y violación de una niña scouts, reacciones de los a favor y enc ontra. >> ante la presión ejercida por grupos, se pondrá a votacion el mes entrante una medida en que se aceptarian miembros homosexuales, esta señora que se llama sofia sdice que se opone. >> no vas a sentir la misma confianza que el niño vaya a un ambiente en que se pueda dar un mal ejemplo o una situación riesgoza a su moral. >> espera que los nuetos sigan en el camino de los boy scouts. >> nadie renega el derecho civil de una persona esto esta fuera del aspecto de este tema. >> pero la señora hawkings piensa diferente. >> a entrar a los boyscouts un niño. >> sus hgijos también fueron boy scouts y su hija en las girl scouts, dice que no le improtaria que compartiera con homosexuales. >> nunca hemos tenido problemas. >> perderia unos 350 mil de los 3 millones 600 miol miembros. >> lo que dice lo siguiente tiene que ser difícil y calcuylar el impacto sobre la actual política. >> en la votacion de esta medida se espera que participenb unos 1400

welcome to al jazeera, live, our in center -- news center delhi. a series of attacks across pakistan targeting political groups just two weeks ahead of the general election. from theery operation bangladesh building collapse enters a fifth day. at least 360 have been killed. iceland's general election for the political priority -- party who presided over the country's economic woes. hello. shots have been fired outside of the offices of italy's prime minister. at least two prime asked police officers were injured. the prime minister, enrica l, was not -- and regal that have -- enrico letta, was not present at the time. what happened here? >> as far as police are concerned, this is a mode of lists -- motiveless attack. there is no known motive. two police officers were shot. they are not believed to be seriously injured although they are in hospital. a pregnant woman was also injured in the attack. i've just come back from the scene of the shooting, just outside the prime minister's office. you could look at the faces behind the crime scene tape. ab

in delhi, the center for social research has organized women into neighborhood groups trying to shift the ingrained gender bias, even invoking hinduism's goddess of prosperity. >> ( translated ): we must begin to welcome girl babies into our homes, like the goddess lack shi has come into our home. lack smi. >> reporter: they're also aware of the law that's become known by its english acronym. that's the pre-conception and prenatal tenology act, abortion legal in india but the act makes it illegal when done for sex selection. >> a lot of people don't even know that we have a very strong law. if you, a, go for sex selection and also the doctor, the clinic, the radiologist can go to jail up to seven years. if they're caught doing it. in the minds of people that go for sex selection. >> reporter: however, absent extensive surveillance and sting operations-- and they have been absent-- it's difficult to police something that happens in the privacy of a doctor's office. as one obstetrician told me in a newshour report on the same subject that i produced 12 years ago. this doctor candidly ad

the gruesome rape of a five-year-old girl in the indian capital is prompting daily protests in new delhiot the large scale protests we saw after the student was gang raped on the moving bus. this time they are organized by opposition parties and they stalled both houses of parliament today. but many people are shocked by the number of rape cases being reported in the media every day and the gruesome nature of many of the case. the delhi police commissioner is facing the brunt of criticism that there are accusations that the police did not act quickly enough and two police officers allegedly bribed the family of the five-year-old girl not to report the case. many protests are asking for the police commissioner's resignation but he says he is not the problem. >> if my resigning will prevent such depraved actions of society, then i'm prepared to resign a thousand times. but that is not going to address this problem. >> reporter: the police commissioner went on to say that 97% of the rapes take place inside homes in india not in public spaces and the police and authorities should not be held

take india, for example, new delhi made strides against poverty. problem is those strides have only been a few steps ahead of population growth. look at the numbers. in 1941, 229 million lived in poverty. by 2010, the percentage of impositive rshed people dropped to 23% and the total number of -- you see india's population has expanded by 500 million. what is the answer ingrowth. in the 1960s and '70s india was stuck in a rut of slow growth with a meet yodiocre 2% growth n the 1990s new delhi scrapped much of the controls. by the mid-2000s india was growing around 9%. that dramatically reduced the number of people living in poverty. according to the pro-free market cato institute, india would today have fewer impoverished people, 175 million fewer. that's why india's recent drop in economic growth is alarming. those most affected would be the poor. africa is also changing, but for its poorest, changes still come slow. look at this graph. since 1981, poverty rates have been dropping steadily in both the developing world and the world as a whole, but

. >> candkinders delhi in martinez is joint support for young boston bombing victim erranasron hern who was badly wounded by shrapnel. is that alan hen , is a football coach of alhambra high school in martinez. yesterday all workers of the delhi supported the high school football jerseys to show support of 11 year-old asron and his family. aa romhern developmenron hern undet several surges the boss of children hospital earlier this week. >> here is eriwill continue to e as of sto bring you the latest update on the suspects and victims of the boston marathon on kron 4. >> here is erica with our weather. >> looking at the afternoon highs 82 degrees for oakland. 87 and concord. we could see 90 degrees for pleasanton, livermore. 84 in sunnyvale. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast highlights very warm weather. in fact, today is expected to be the warmest day of the week. temperatures will gradually cooled down. take a look at thursday it is expected to be the coolest they of the week. >> will hold onto a dry pattern around the bay area. still monitored a pretty comfortable forecast

take india for example, new delhi has made strides against poverty. problem is the strides have been only a few steps ahead of population growth. look at the numbers. in 1981, 429 million indians lived in poverty, 60% of the population. by 2010, the percentage of impoverished people dropped to 33% and yet the total number of indians living in poverty was still around 400 million. why you see india's population expanded by a half billion. for all the millions lifted out of poverty, millions of others were born in to it. what is the answer? growth. in the 1860s and '70s, india was stuck in a rut of slow growth with a mediocre 2% a year often. then in the 1980s it began to open up and in the '90s new delhi scrapped much of the social assist set of controls and then growth 9% and that helped to create the middle class and reduced the number of people living in poverty. according to the pro-free market cato institute if those reforms had taken place two decades earlier, india would have fewer impoverished people. 175 million fewer. that's why india's drop

a row,the second day in protesters clashed with police in delhi.the abduction and rape of a five-year-old girl sparked the demonstration. reports that police attempted to bribe the family to keep them from filing charges is further fueling public anger. >> such people should be hanged. there's no other punishment for them. >> the opposition party has echoed calls for tougher punishment of rape crimes. >> if such people are not given capital punishment, society will not be rid of these problems. we have demanded that the law should be made stricter. and the people who rape children and also use brutality and barbarity in their acts should be hanged. >> protesters also held a vigil at the hospital where the five- year-old victim is being treated. doctors say she is in stable condition and with her family. the death toll after this weekend's earthquake in china has risen to over 200. the quake struck on saturday morning in the southwest of the country, leaving more than 11,000 injured. rescuers in sichuan province are still searching for survivors aft

. >> there have been 400 cases of rape in delhi. what is the commissioner doing? hanged.sed should be there is no other punishment. there is perceived indifference of the police and the slow pace of justice for victims. politicians say the right things, but action, not words, is what people want. the responsible citizen has a special obligation for the economic empowerment of women. >> in december, the death of a young woman after she was gang raped lead to a nationwide protest. people demanded harsher punishment for convicted racists -- rapists and public shaming. it has since been amended to include the death penalty in cases of rape, but that may mean little to this five-rolled girl still recovering in the hospital. they say her like a long career in danger. government protests continued in bahrain. they want to draw attention to the human-rights record. it's good or special correspondent in me and mark. we will not name because of security reasons -- in myanmar. >> a few hours ago, i was outside is secondary school about 1 kilometer from the center of the capi

ranjana kumari heads the delhi-based center for social research, which advocates on a number of women issues. the incident dominated the headlines and touched a nerve across this vast country. >> we saw so much >> we saw so much of brutality, six men brutalizing this girl beyond anybody's imagination-- and here is this system, which did not respond. >> sreenivasan: national crime records show a woman in india is raped every 20 minutes. kumari says perhaps one in ten cases of rape is actually reported, with minimal consequence. >> look, there are 95,000 cases of rape pending at different levels of the court system. we know that seven to nine years it takes to get a conviction. three out of four perpetrators just go scot-free. >> sreenivasan: the criminal justice system is beholden to corrupt political leaders, says kiran bed she was one of the country's top police officials before retiring three years ago. >> if you are a nobody, then the law is heavy on you. but if you're somebody, then the law is very alert, very selective on you. >> sreenivasan: not only are politicians indifferent

this region is difficult to access but the quake itself was as -- was felt as far away as delhi. it is also one of the most seismically active regions. just last week and earthquake left 37 people dead. >> venezuela's chief prosecutor says at least seven people have been killed and dozens injured in post-election violence across the country. it came after protests of the razor-then outcome of the election. the chosen successor was certified as the winner of the election on monday. he has banned the protest march on wednesday. he wants a recount of -- a voting irregularities. >> we are hearing that they have come out and said the post- electoral violence was ordered by the government. >> most of those killed were from the opposition. he said the government is responsible for the violence. the chief prosecutor has made sure the state set up the necessary actions with regards to the electoral ballots that have been destroyed before counting. >> ok. those are certainly -- just how volatile has everything become in the capital? they have asked for the ballot recount. they called for a

there tremors were felt across the gulf from dubai where buildings were evacuated all the way to new delhi where people ran into the streets but it was as powerful as the one in pakistan controlled kashmir which left seventy five thousand dead back in two thousand and five and we could go another quake in western iran killed dozens. well that's what brings up today for the moment i'll be back with the team with more news for you in half an hour from now the meantime we explore the russian republic of chechnya that's in our special report after the break. oh no lazy bureaucratic trivial censorship strikes again but this time in russia a bill has been signed into law that will put fines on individuals and legal entities for using vulgar in the media one major flaw of many with this is that they really don't know which words are going to be considered vulgar i guess these words are so awful that they cannot even write them down i'm not naïve there has always been and will always be censorship but this where would list is just silly there's a common expression on the russian internet that russ

they felt it in new delhi. some rushed out of buildings and waited in parking lot. in pakistan, there was the shaking in a tv station. >>> a magnitude tremor hit southern iran a week cool. plates that meet underneath have generated two major earthquakes in the last 20 years. . in 2003, a quake struck the southeastern city of baum. and a 7.7 tremor hit north western iran leading 30,000 dead. law enforcement officers are coming through evidence to see who attacked the boston mary on this and why. two bombs wept off and killed two people and injured nearly 30 others. investigators say police have found more explosives near the site. the bombs went off on monday afternoon. the first knocked back runners 30 meters from the finish. the second hit people a short distance away. emergency medical crews rushed to the scene. the dead include an 8-year-old boy. more than ten people were seriously wounded. u.s. media are reporting that police found additional explosives near the scene of the bombings and removed them. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. they're carryin

people are dead after a massive quake along the iran-pakistani border the 7.8 quake was felt in new delhi and bahrain. >>> it could be late this week before the u.s. senate votes on a bipartisan bill that would expand background checks for people who buy firearms. supporters and opponents need for time to lobby. the senate plans to resume debating broad gun legislation later today. >>> in california today, two gun-related bills towards by peninsula lawmaker are set for votes in the assembly. one state senators would close a legal loophole that allows shooters with certain weapons to continuously fire and reload without interruption. the other would require trigger lock or gun safes. >>> the price of gold had its biggest one day drop in years. >>> thanks to a glitch, you got an extra day to file state taxes after problems with online tax payments. the system crashed because so many people were trying to pay online, online payment is up 66%. because of the issues, california officials extended the deadline by a day but this is just for your california return. for more information go to kpix

people felt the tremor as far away as new delhi. that's about 1,500 kilometers from the epicenter. the quake shook buildings, sending people running into the streets. a magnitude 6.3 tremor hit southern iran a week ago killing at least 37 people. iranians have seen even worst quakes in the past. in 2003, a magnitude 6.6 quake struck the southeastern city. more than 40,000 people died. and in 1990, a magnitude 7.7 tremor hit northwestern iran, leaving about 35,000 dead. >>> chinese officials say wild birds could be spreading the bird flu strain. among poultry. authorities have found a pigeon infected with the flu. it's the first time the virus has been detected in a wild bird. the infected wild pigeon was caught in the city. they say the genetic sequence of the virus is similar to those in pigeons sold at a shanghai market. they say wild birds might be spreading the virus to poultry. they'll continue to investigate possible sources and roots of the infection. chinese authorities reported 14 new cases of human infection tuesday bringing the total to 78. 16 people have died. cases of

sorry, it's not part of my heartwarming and personal narrative in which a humble boy from new delhi overcame poverty and prejudice and journeyed to america to reach for the stars. poverty? your father's a gynecologist. he drives a bentley. it's a lease. i'm confused. was there some sort of peer review committee to determine which scientists would be included? peer review? it's people magazine. people picked me. what people? the people from people. yeah, but exactly who are these people? what are their credentials? how are they qualified? what makes accidentally noticing a hunk of rock that's been traipsing around the solar system for billions of years more noteworthy than any other scientific accomplishment made by someone under 30? boy, i'll bet ellen page's friends aren't giving her this kind of crap. are you proud of yourself? in general, yes. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids

people felt the tremor as far away as new delhi. that's about 1,500 kilometers from the epicenter. it sent people running into the streets. a magnitude 6.3 tremor hit southern iran a week ago killing at least 37 people. iranians have seen even worst quakes in the past. in 2003, a hag any tud 6.6 quake struck the southeastern city. more than 40,000 people died. and in 1990, a magnitude 7.7 tremor hit northwestern iran, leaving about 35,000 dead. >>> chinese officials say wild birds could be spreading the bird flu strain. they have found a pigeon infected with the flu. they say the yen affected wild pinlion was caught in the city. they say the genetic sequence of the virus is similar to those in pigeons sold at a shanghai market. they say woild birds might be spreading the virus to poultry. they'll continue to investigate possible roots of the infection. chinese authorities reported 14 new cases on tuesday bringing the total to 78. 16 people have died. cases of infection have been reported in shanghai and beijing. and tother provinces. authorities have been culling birds after the vi

this year's ministerial gathering was scheduled for next friday in delhi, india. it would have been a meeting of the three countries for the first time since prime minister abe took office in december. observers cite several reasons for the abrupt cancellation. one of them is the dispute between tokyo and beijing over the senkaku islands in the east china sea. another is the recent visit by japanese ministers to a shrine that honors the country's war dead, including several convicted war criminals. >>> the suspect for the boston marathon bombings is behind bars. officials took him out of hospital and put him in prison. tsarnaev is recovering of throat wounds. he admitted he and his brother tamerlan set off two bombs near the finish line of the boston marathon and he's told investigators they planned to take explosives to new york and set them off in times square. health officials in boston say the bombings killed three people and wounded more than 260. >>> consumers in the united states have helped speed up the growth of their economy, but analysts say the latest

gang rape and murder -- the gang rape and murder of a young university student in new delhi last year triggered demonstrations across india and raised global awareness about the lethal threat to them and can face from sexual predators. >> -- we shall -- lethal threat women can face from sexual editors. >> a mother and her grandson mourning the death of her only daughter, the little boy's mother. she died after being attacked by a group of young men in the street. >> my daughter was on the way to visit relatives when the men grabbed her and raped and killed her. they stabbed her eyes out. i want justice. and i want every mother in this country to know their daughters are not safe. >> news of the young woman's death has triggered a wave of protests in mauritania, like this one in the capital of nooks shot -- not showed -- the lack shot -- nouaskchott. >> less than 10% of cases are prosecuted, and the law does not distinguish between rape and extramarital, consensual sex, which is also against the law. that is why so few victims go to the police. they are afraid they will be found guilty

. >> in india, a second man ir arh the rape of a five-year-old girl in new delhi. demonstrators have protested outside police headquarters angry over allegations that police ignored reports from the girl's parents she was missing. the suspects are accuses of raping and trying to kilt little girl. neighbors found her in a looked room if her building two daze after she disappeared. she is responding well to treatment and her condition is now stabilized. >> the new details about the texas fertilizer blast and what we new have learned about the victims. >> a major milestone reached this week in construction of san francisco's central subway and why the real digging >> welcome back. four more first responders have been identified among the dead from a fertilizer plant explosion in texas. ten of the 14 confirmed dead were emergency workers responding to the fire before the plant exploded on wednesday the 200 people were injured in the town of west. people filed into churches for memorial services. officials do not know the cause of the blast but it appears to be an accid

demonstrators are gathering in new delhi after a five-year old girl was treated after being raped andd. she was held hostage for days. >> it is correct information that she was locked in a row for 48 hours. that he believes her to be dead and left her there. >> the ball right opposition forces have been protesting in the run-up to the formula one event. 10,000 people staged a peaceful demonstration on friday. later, police fought with some protesters who were burning tires but the opposition says the kingdom is using the popular sports event to high political problems that plague the country. our correspondent joins us on the farm. what has -- on the following. >> o >n the phone. >> this is the culmination of almost a week of protesting. we saw a partly operas protest and we are seeing the february 14 collation turned violent. it will try to reach the colaranda. by thender control national guard. they are expecting small demonstrations not authorized by the government and they will probably have some clashes in the villages and areas around. we can already see the police are massing o

more from new delhi. >> looking for survivors under the rubble of what was once a seven-story building. we both lived in the area helped rescue services overnight. a grim task. the half built building collapsed shortly after 6:30 p.m. in a suburb of him by. witnesses could not believe what they saw. >> the building collapsed like a pack of cards within 3-4 seconds. it hardly took three seconds the collapse. we saw it happening. >> as the sun came up, the extent of the devastation became clear, as did the difficulty rescuers face. for some, it is too late, but no one is giving up. >> there is a possibility the them can be rescued within 48 hours. i myself have saved people even after three days. the rescue operation is a slow process which is conducted very carefully so the maximum number of victims can be saved and rescued. >> it is believed many of those buried are the families are the construction workers who were living there. police are now looking for the contractors and owners of what they say was an illegally constructed building. for culpable case homicide against the owner. we

the earthquake rocking buildings as far away as new delhi along with gulf cities of dubai and bahrain. iran's news agency describing that quake with a magnitude of 7.7 as the strongest in more than 50 years. this marks the second deadly quake to hit iran in less than a week. >>> runners caught in the chaos at the boston marathon. >>> we talk to the woman who shot this video on her go pro as she was about to cross the finish line. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> we have an update to the breaking news we told you at the start of the show, urging business in the south bay to slow down and conserve injury. this follows a vandalism case in which five pse&g transformers were damaged. >> you're looking at live pictures from the chopper above the pse&g facility where the transformers were vandalized. this is right off highway 101 metcalf. investigators are looking into

in 2012, after the delhi gan rape, the two causes merge. demands for stronger measures against rape called for better policing for and india that could protect all of its citizens and deliver the opportunities they deserve. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] ===?==?=?===?====?=?======?===== . . it is exceedingly important that the private sector continue to forward or promote the u.s. human right brand which i think is one of the strongest components we have. i think the differences between john and i are about the implementation of that message, not the value of it. speaking of that, we have been banging on cambodia of it. america has gotten a moral obligation in this area to vietnam. we were there quite a long time. the spill over of that war into cambodia had a lot to do with setting the conditions for the rise of the khmer rouge and the rest of this whole thing. i was struck on a visit to cambodia about the extensive efforts that the u.n. was putting to teach

yesterday, all workers of the delhi supported alhambra high school football jerseys to show support of 11 year-old aaron turner and his family. tenders is donating 15 percent of its sales to the herne family. aaron turner underwent surgery at boston's children's hospital last week and is expected to make a full recovery. no word on when he is expected to come home. >> a san jose 1 and hasn't charged with kidnapping after she stole a car with a 11 month old girl inside is scheduled to appear in court for a plea hearing this morning. 23 year-old karla belen hernandez was arrested earlier this month with the incident on march 25th. the child, gabriela quintero was taken after her mother briefly left her under unattended out the car car outside a home in east san jose. the baby was found safe inside the abandoned mi. from where was stolen. hernandez faces charges including kidnapping, child endangerment and auto theft. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one roo

there tremors were felt across the gulf and divide with buildings were evacuated all the way to new delhi people ran into the streets it was as powerful as the one in pakistan controlled kashmir which left seventy five thousand dead in two thousand and five a week ago another quake in western iran killed dozens. syria's president has announced an amnesty for imprisoned rebels as part of national celebrations that will include the scrapping of death sentences according to the state news agency a sad also urged lebanon to put in place strict up border controls to protect civilians from clashes between hezbollah and syrian rebels. iraq has been hit by a string of attacks which have become known as black monday at least fifty five lives were lost there many more were hurt these blasts come ahead of the first election since the u.s. withdrawal from iraq aided in certain is an antiwar activist and he joins us now from brussels. well we've seen widespread coverage of these bomb blasts in boston and tragic events there but why do you think a larger scale attack in iraq with far more deaths hasn't

hundreds of people in new delhi have been protesting after a five year old girl was legit in the rate for children in captivity for nearly forty days the rest of the. girls in stable condition with medics three she will need surgery because their injuries a so severe have been months about a protest over the mistreatment of women in india since the fatal gang rape of the . capital last december. coming up in just a few minutes time more on artie's trip across war torn iraq it's our next program and after the break up you can join me again for more news in thirty five minutes. i reckon cardiologist dr omar our claims that the war in iraq destroyed iraq's environment even worse than dropping the bomb on hiroshima did dr okubo easy puts the data that the number of breast cancer cases has grown in the country from fifteen to thirty times cases of congenital heart disease have become fifteen times more frequent case of leukemia have increased thirty fold the doctor puts the blame on the weapons used in the one thousand nine hundred one and two thousand and three invasion of iraq it which n

search for survivors we'll keep you posted the story watching two tonight hundreds of people in new delhi have been protesting after a five year old girl was allegedly raped tortured and kept in captivity and the forty hours he's arrested and. the girls in a stable condition but medics facial need surgery because of a severe injuries they've been months of angry protests over the mistreatment of women in india since the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a bus in the capital last december. pakistan's former leader pervez musharraf will remain in judicial custody for two weeks of being arrested on friday it's unclear whether he'll be placed under house arrest police custody or in jail until his next court appearance. may the fourth. is accused of illegally detaining judges and suspended the constitution after imposing emergency rule back in two thousand and seven. new course for breaking news who knows where to bring it to speed with the. conflict connected with the boston story we're getting some more news about the boston bombing suspects u.s. law enforcement officials say that russian

hundreds of people have rallied in the indian capital new delhi for a second day to show their anger at police conduct after the rape of a five year old girl be accused officials of failing to investigate after the family of the child reported her missing police have now arrested a second person in connection with the crime the attack left the girl in a critical condition but doctors say her health is now stable. and up next it is cross talk with people about. the movie world war z z being first zombie which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has been re cut by paramount executives not because this is probably yet another stupid violent zombie movie but because the chinese might get offended according to the wrap dot com china was supposed to take the blame for starting the evil zombie apocalypse this time but china becoming the largest foreign market for american movies made artistic integrity fly out the window to protect the bottom dollar as is tradition and hollywood this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice censorship in hollywood t

hundreds of people have rallied in the indian capital new delhi for a second day to show their anger at police conduct after the rape of a five year old girl they accuse officials of failing to investigate after the family of the child reported her missing police have now arrested a second person in connection with the crime the attack left the girl in a critical condition but doctors say her health is now stable. taliban insurgents in afghanistan have captured at least nine to citizens and an afghan national civilian helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing in a taliban controlled area south of the capital kabul international coalition forces afghan troops and the searching for the hostages more news in about half an hour it's the sport. i wrote you know what things are going to republican. better all for the state of. texas has got its own life. has got all that all and. everything. but. united states would say the first. minute it was. striving for a bridge and an independent future. the republic of texas. couldn't take three months for judges three. months three. three

students have now joined thousands of demonstrators in new delhi venting their anger at the authorities responses to the rape and torture of a five year old student sell the sit in protests near india gate where police have put up barricades more than a hundred people were detained but major released reports of violence against swimmin of reason since the brutal gang rape of a student on a bus last december cause an outpouring of anger in numerous anti-government rallies. you can keep of course of all our latest news twenty four seven on our web site r.t. dot com up ahead next program r.t. looks at an obstinate part of the u.s. is living by its own rules we've been to explore the southern republic of texas but after this break. all know who lays the bureaucratic and trivial censorship strikes again but this time in russia a bill has been signed into law that will put fines on individuals and legal entities for using vulgar or. in the media one major flaw of many with this is that they really don't know which words are going to be considered vulgar i guess these words are so awful that t

demonstrators in new delhi have clashed with police on the second day of furious protests over the rape and torture of a five year old girl protesters vented their anger over allegations that police ignored the girl's parents complaints that their child was missing and demanded the city's police chief has stepped down meanwhile doctors say the young victim's condition has stabilized reports of violence against women have risen since the brutal gang rape of a student on a bus last december caused an outpouring of anger and a new numerous anti government rally. at least seventy four girls in the north of afghanistan have fallen sick after inhaling gas at their school several of the victims remain in critical condition officers of fear the schoolgirls might have been poisoned by ultra conservative activists opposed to female addict education since the taliban lost control of the country in two thousand and one women have one back of their right to education voting and employment but sporadic attacks on female students continue to this day. london marathon runners have paid tribute to the v