he said india is firmly resolved to combat and defeat such forces. india's minister said such attacks are aimed at derailing peace talks. >> according to south asia terrorism reports, the attacks killed 128 people, including 44 personnel, in the region this year before the latest attack. >> the minority community in pakistan has once again come under attack by extremist forces. in a recent corner kick incident, 83 people were killed and several critically injured in an attack on a church and push our -- in pashawar. the community is terrified that more attacks will take place as the government seems powerless to protect them. >> the attack happened soon after the sunday mass had ended at the all saints church in pashawar on september 22. the suicide bombers struck as confrontation -- as the congregation was streaming out of a church into a densely populated area near a market. -- located in a densely populated area near a market. the dead include 12 women and 17 children. more than 100 evil were wounded in the attack. some 600 parishioners had attended the m

one crowd after the german won the korean grand prix to clinch his fourth straight victory but force india's pulled arrested failed to finish yet again as more drivers struggled with the tires the red bull car of vettel teammate mark webber again caught fire just as it did previous race in singapore however vettel steered clear of any trouble to hold on to me right in a moment groeschel to take the checkered flag with five races to go the twenty six year old now leads by seventy seven points from ferrari's fernando alonso you could only manage six place. basketball and with three weeks to go until the new n.b.a. season opener home a city thunder claimed a ninety five points to eighty two wins in a preseason that should turkish side for the boucherie the home team made a positive start sinking for three point attempts to take a twenty eight to twenty first quarter lead yet kevin durant inspired to the thunder to rally and take control from the beginning of the second finishing with twenty four points as oklahoma city cruised to victory their first game of the new campaign will be at utah jazz

forces. opposition in india is making any forward momentum in building a relationship with pakistan in increasingly difficult. >> pakistan has always allowed its territory to be used against india for violence and terrorism . given the very strict vigil on the line of control, also from the pakistani side, how is it that people are crossing the line of control from the pakistani side every now and then without the active assistance of the pakistan army? >> however, amid rising tensions, families took a position to meet with the prime minister on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly positioned in new york. he did not change his agenda even after the somber attack that took place while he was on the speaker block. there are many who point out that the decision is connected to the u.s. invasion. this could probably be the reason why both leaders did not hold a joint press conference or even issue a joint press note after the talks. questions were raised over the usefulness of any discussion between the two leaders, in view of the fact that sharif has yet to demonstrate effective contro

forces will withdraw any day now from the country what are the security risks for for india once the u.s. forces leave afghanistan i think. there is. perhaps a little bit of an exaggerated view that united states is going to. is going to desert of understand that is not our information i think the united states is in discussion with of to understand for a bilateral security agreement. which would. mandate and allow for a significant number of u.s. troops to be tamed in six to seven bases that are being prepared for them to to use you in two thousand and fourteen they would all have a very restricted operation mandate but they would still be there for purposes of training and perhaps to some kind of got into in ballast to the security forces of honest on itself so i think it's still a matter which is being discussed between the. government and the u.s. government we have. had an impression that there is there is a consensus one that's possible and perhaps view that been shared by the leadership here in russia that it's important that there shouldn't be. a sudden vacuum that the host of

india. i cannot recall exactly when nina came up with the title. >> she is the force behind the film. >> back to india, i know that you interviewed a lot of the women in india. was it difficult to get them to speak to you? >> yes. that is an understatement. we spent a lot of afternoons sitting in the car with camera equipment wondering if we would get an interview. a lot of times, we did not get those interviews. you are talking about something that is illegal and a cultural stigma. abortion in general. it is illegal to have sex selective abortions. it is a much more guarded culture. we definitely had a lot of afternoons were nothing happened. >> i remember nina actually mentioning the ultrasound machines and how that plays into the whole thing. >> essentially, it was something created for the benefit of mankind. >> and human life. >> exactly. and being twisted into what they call, the boy girl machine. to determine the sex of the child. that is illegal. there is a map -- a lot of money changing hands. hundreds of millions of dollars. with people performing ultrasound sex determination. it ha

people are enslaved as forced laborers and sex workers, child soldiers and child brides in forced marriages. india and china have the heist overall numbers. 10 countries in asia and africa account for 76% of the enslaved population, but there were enslaved people found in every single one of the 100 62 countries investigated. an estimated 60,000 enslaved people are living in the united states today. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. you have a piece today about the largest corruption case in city history, that you actually exposed, going to trial this week. scandal, three people start trial in u.s. district court in manhattan this week. they are the last of 11 people that were indicted by federal prosecutors in 2010 and 2011 over this massive information technology contract, a payroll system the new york city government and bloomberg administration was instituting. the amazing thing is, of the 11 people

>> a supercyclone barrels towards india forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate. debt deal proposals, with the white house to end the government shut down. meeting malala, the girl targeted by the taliban sits down with the first family. >> good morning, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford in new york. the monster cyclone phailin heading state for the state of odissa. hundreds of thousands taken to government shelters. tourists have left beaches. phailin is so large it's the size of france. twice the size of hurricane sandy and fills almost the entire bay of bengal, supercyclone one of the biggest india has ever seen. said to expect sustained winds of 167 miles an hour and gusts of 200. seth jamil has more from india's coast. >> these are the waves that people come to the beach to look at. couple of meters high and much more frequent than they usually are. this is literally the calm before the storm, cyclone phailin. now, the outer edge it is really to the north of here where the main part of phailin is expected to hit. there we hear hundreds of

including yours. >> a supercyclone barrels towards india forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate. debt deal proposals, with the white house to end the government shut down. meeting malala, the girl targeted by the taliban sits down with the first family. >> good morning, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan

. >>> new video into our newsroom tonight of a cyclone that tore into india's coast. it forced a half million people out of their homes and caused widespread damage. the cyclone brought winds up to 130 miles an hour. the national weather service warned that disruptions to infrastructure are likely. >> of all of the buildings, they cannot withstand the wind speed. similarly, they are subject to damages. and low lying areas will be submerged. >> the storm has slowed significantly but meteorologists are calling for heavy rains across the region. >>> gabrielle gifford who survived an assassination attempt two years ago is going to a gun show tomorrow. she will be highlighting a gun control law that expanded a ban on military style weapons and limits magazines to seven bullets and creates a gun registry. also she will be celebrating gun show operators agreeing to adopt new rules to track sales. it will be her first visit to such a venue. >>> nancy pelosi was in upstate new york today. she was among nine women inducted into the national women's hall of fame. it showcases women in ath

forces leave. a massive cyclon has hit eastern india battering its coastline with heavy rains and winds and forcing hundreds of thousands of locals to move inland in search of shelter among the hardest hit as the entire villages have been swamped by high waves indian ocean is considered a hot spot for such a cycle and with one of the deadliest killing ten thousand people back in one nine hundred ninety nine. moving on with some dramatic pictures now of sea rescue operations in the mediterranean thirty four people have so far been confirmed dead after a boat carrying african migrants sank off the coast of sicily on friday however as you can see the majority of the two hundred or so on board were rescued and transferred to land by italian and maltese ships in a similar tragedy last week more than three hundred fifty people mostly from eritrea and somalia drowned near the italian island of lampedusa. and finally in our world update this hour two mortar shells of hit syria's capital damascus killing an eight year old girl and wounding eleven other people one of the shells fell near a school while the o

. >>> a cyclone has slammed into india's coast line. it forced more than half a million people inland to shelters as it swamped coastal villages. >>> the u.s. and afghanistan have a partial security agreement but the deal is far from done. secretary of state kerry has been meeting with karzai. the u.s. will prosecute service members for any wrong doing but karzai wants a council and parliament to decide the issue. >>> the u.s. government shutdown isn't keeping some states from show casing their big land marks. they're footing the bill to get them back open for tourists. >> the statue of liberty and ellis island are still closed. >> reporter: in new york city the statue of liberty will open tomorrow one day too late for these two who came from omaha to see her. >> i tried to explain how our government works. it didn't -- it was a little bit difficult to explain. >> reporter: to get the monument open tomorrow new york's governor agreed to pay the national park service close to $62,000 a day. a bill the federal government normally takes care of. fou

the most powerful storm to hit india in 14 years. >>> u.s. forces has captured a senior mental of the pakistan taliban, latif mehsud. responsible for many terrorist. incidents including the attack on times square. >>> the international monetary fund's expecting more slow economic growth for latin america and the caribbean. in its latest forecast it says the regional economy will grow by 2.75%, recover from a slow down that started two years ago. >> we see levels of growth that given structure of the brazilian economy today we'll be waiting until 2014 and onward for more improvement. perhaps rates of 3 or 3.5% later, when the infrastructure will have significant effects on economic growth. >> eight of the biggest universities in greece have shut their doors due to a strike by admin growth, 600 jobs may be cut. john siropolous reports from athens. >> it is a tense meeting. half of these 800 employees at the athens polytechnic will have to go. first year students arrive for orientation but there are no enrollments, no graduations. students finalists wo

one of about a new team of morphine and just have a huff enough in the meantime in india for millions forced to live in poverty affordable medicines are one of the few things in life that can be counted on stay with us here on aunty for a special reports on that after the break. recently the ministry of internal affairs of russia declared that they're going to address to increase operations in and around the moscow subway system with a major emphasis on illegal immigration there is an odd paradox when people talk about dealing with illegal immigration in terms of what the police should do people want the police to deal with it but any means of trying to actually do anything or generally taboo any form of asking people to see ideas viewed as an invasion of privacy or racial profiling well i don't know how exactly anyone can prove they are or aren't a citizen without id and if you're looking for people who are forward and thus different then how can you go about looking for illegals without looking for people who are different profiling if you were looking for a criminal of slavic origin in ug

. >> thousands are forced to flee towns and villages in india's southern states as flood sweeps through the area. the rain pushed water levels up in rivers, forcing water over their banks. rain has inundated farm lands. many areas are now inaccessible, forcing emergency teams teams to use boats to rescue team. -- people. 33 people have been killed across india in all with this flooding. >>> residents get a rude awakening. an suv crashes into a town home, sparking a huge fire. an investigator said an suv slammed and crashed into a house. the blaze destroyed the suv and caused damage to both levels of the town home. fortunately, everyone inside made it out safely. >> a thrill ride at the north carolina state fair leaves five people hurt, two critically. the ride started up as passengers were exiting. taratara lynn has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: state inspectors are checking out an amusement ride that left several people injured, some critically, at the north carolina state fair. the ride, called the vortex, came to a stop, and suddenly started up again, throwing passengers to the gr

forced prostitution. i've been around northern india where whole communities enslaved. we find horrific slavery in moritania, children or women forced to work in the fields. there are millions of migrants who come from saw the asia working in the country and has a huge problem with those migrants, many subject to forced labor. it's an open issue about whether to catch the scale of that particular problem. >> new zealand's two mainland masses have been officially named north and south islands. it's what they've been referred to for decades but for the first time formally given names. we report from wellington. >> the precious green stone. nor new zealand, it's a strength of strength, beauty and power. traditionally, the green stone highly valid for its qualities is given as a gift. they have been given their great evident gifts. the south island will now be known as the waters of green stone. the north island is also getting a make over, becoming the fish of maui. both are named for the name used for hundreds of years. for people like this art gallery manager, it's a mome

strife founded on sukkot program who will contain the taliban once international forces withdraw from afghanistan to learn india's outlook on these and other matters i caught up with indian foreign minister someone pushing on his visit to moscow. the billion strong state. below and of huge riches and over to the overall easing economic joy in.

which are populated by about half of the world's total population so definitely a force to be reckoned with brazil russia india china and south africa are also the countries that are saying enough with the single polar a model of the world that we have been living with for the last century or so there are other countries for example like the ones i've just mentioned which should be there which should be taken into consideration and new things are needed multi-polar world is something to be consists something to consider strongly and though that's what the countries are essentially working on of course the primary focus is finances for example they are dealing the how they are the are dealing doing business in local currencies depending on the countries so that is just one example of where the brics countries are trying to change the way. the world has been doing business at least in the last several hundred years. as you say indian finance ministers meeting their russian counterparts here in moscow as many people know india is one of the fosters surging economies in the world certainly one of the biggest impor

coastline is taking a beating from phailin taking 14 lives forcing evacuation of hundreds of thousands. >>> in central india, a crossing bridge stamp peaked killed at least 80 worshippers. >>> thirteen days in, and still no deal. talks between the white house and house republicans have gone nowhere. now, the government shutdown has moved from the house to the senate. senators will meet in a matter of hours. hopes are that a bi-partisan effort will break the budget impasse before default. john terrick joins us now from capitol hill. all right. john >> reporter: good morning. >> good morning to you. republicans ain the senate blocked a bill yesterday to increase the debt ceiling. so walk us through what could happen on the senate floor today >> reporter: the house isn't in today as they were last sunday or the sunday before the shutdown began. only the senate. they are coming in at 1:00 o'clock. we think it's going to be behind-closed-door meetings. yesterday, the republicans in the house capitulated saying the president is not dealing with them anymore. he thinks he can get what he wants by dealing with repu

there are laws against this kind of exploitation in india but they have rarely been in force. many of these industries and services are poorly regulated. it adds to the situation. delhit was our correspondent. the author of the report and cofounder of the free the slaves joins me in the studio. >> great to be here. about childlking labor. i want to get these definitions right. gets the kids out and says that you have got to help, which is something that has been happening for decades at half -- decades if not centuries, is that slavery? >> no. i was one of those kids who was taken out to work in america. that is not slavery. slavery is when someone is under the complete control of another person. there treated as if they are property, they cannot walk away, their controlled using violence. all of that violence is aimed at economic exploitation of the person. >> what about -- definitions are rmportant -- what about a poo relative, a child from a poor family come assented to relatives and the capitol or something, and they effectively do domestic work and sleep on the kitchen fl

coastline taking a beating from cyclone phailan, taking 17 lives and forcing the evacuation of hundreds of thousands. in central india a stampede during a religious festival killed 80 worshippers. it . >>> 13 days in, still no deal. talks between the white house and house republicans have gone nowhere. the government showdown has moved from the house to the senate. senator will meet in a matter of hours. hopes are a bipartisan effort will break the impasse. >> john terrett joins us from capitol hill. let's talk about - take it away, buddy. it seems to be changing by the minute, but not necessarily going anywhere. >> there's absolutely right. we've been in this situation for a couple of of weeks. i was pointing to my watch is it's 1 o'clock eastern, and the senate is in session. the senator jeff's office is just across here, they are in. nothing from the house. nothing today. there wasn't anything last sunday or the sunday before either. the senate is in session. we assume there'll be a series of behind-closed-doors meetings during the course of the afternoon. the emphasis moves away from the house to the senate. repu

india has now gone up to 115. many were crushed to death or drowned near the temple. survivors accuse police are using excessive force officials including senior police have been suspended. >>> still in india, millions of people are in desperate need of help after hundreds of thousands of homes were destroyed by the cyclone which hit the east of the weekend. it was the strongest tropical storm to hit the country in northern 10 years. we have a report from india. >> reporter: people from communities worst afternoon bide the cyclone are beginning to return home to assess the damage and also perhaps pick up from where they left off some days ago from when they left for the shelters and the evacuation areas. from what we are observing and being told that, by and large people are quite relieved to be coming home to structure that his are still standing, that still exist to workplace that his also still exist. they are having to deal with things like quarter damage and winds damage in some instances but by and large there is honester on a community push to get back to normal. the bigger challenge, i suppose, the more macro

forces for years. >>> at least 40 people are dead in india after a bus crashed and burst into flames. is another example of the dangerous driving conditions all around india. >> the driver himself has told police that he was trying to overtake another vehicle in the early hours, when he hit an obstruction which hit the fuel tank and caused the bus to burst into flames. one of the media outlets is reporting that the bus had an automatic locking system which may have trapped in several passengers. one of the reasons we keep having all of these bus crashes in india is because of the lack of knowledge of safety standards and the poor infrastructure in the country. many of these happen in the rural areas, so when the crashes do happen they are far away to get help, and the road conditions themselves are full of potholes, and obstructions. >>> india, by the way has the deadliest roads in the world. more than 110,000 people killed every year across that country. >>> investigators in south carolina now investigating the shooting deaths of six people there calling them a murder, suicide. the s

. >>> tropical storm force winds been being felt for 27 on miles across india, about the distance between boston and philadelphia. >>> authorities in new mexico are looking for this man, scott chandler is the director of a ranch for troubled kids. an amber alert was issued for nine teenagers, who police say were abducted. authorities say one of the teens has returned home and is okay. his lawyer says all the teens are safe, but an amber alert remains in effect. >>> a top general in charge of ballistic missiles has hired. the air force says he's due to a loss of trust and can. he's been under investigation over reports of misbehavior. >>> also this week, the deputy chief at u.s. strategic command was demoted reportedly over gambling allegations. >>> an orange county, california, man is facing a terrorism charge. a federal grand jury indict ed n one count of attempting to provide material support to al qaeda. the fbi says he was arrested while boarding a bus to mexico. >>> kenneth bay was sentenced to 15 years in a labor camp. he's in the hospital, said to be suffering serious health proble

forces for years. >>> at least 45 people are dead in india after their bus crashed and exploded into flames. the driver of the private bus were among the seven survivers. he tried to pass a car. the pus ben hit an ex-instruction and it exploded about. india has the deadliest roads in the world, 510 people are killed each and every year in that country. >>> a little girl thrust roma, sometimes referred to as gypsies back in the national spotlight. we have a story of a family now in search of a better life. >> reporter: she likes to welcome guests with a coffee, but she's forced to serve it outdoors. inside the trailer she calls home there is barely face for her newborn twins. this is where she lives with her husband and four children. hopes to be relocated to a social housing property quickly fading away. >> they say i'm roma and social housing is for italians. but i'm italian citizen, too. it's not my fault that i was born to roma parents in a camp. i haver a right to a decent ho home. >> one of 400 members who live in an overcrowded camp infested by rats. illness is rife with bouts of hepat

forces for years now. >>> at least 40 people are dead in india after a bus crashed and burst in to flames. >> police haveonfirmed to us that the driver and a bus cle cleaner are among the seven who survived the crash. he said he was trying to overtake another vehicle in the early hours, when we hit an obstruction and hit a fuel tank which burst into flames. the bus had an automatic locking system which may have trapped several victims. one of the reasons we keep having all of these bus crashes in india is because of the lack of knowledge of safety requirements, and the poor infrastructure in the area. when the crashes do happen, they are far away to get help, and the road conditions are full of potholes and unpaved conditions, which is why these kind of accidents keep happening in the country. >>> four frenchmen are back in france right now, they were on abducted in raids in 2010. tim has more. >> reporter: relief and overwhelming emotion. back on french soil after three years of uncertainty, and the constant threat of being killed. on the tarmac hugs and kisses from family, and a welcome from the presid

. >>> floods triggered by heavy rain forces thousands to evacuate their homes in india just weeks after a cyclone killed 33 people. heavy downpours in the region have caused damage to hundreds of homes. officials say two straight days of rain have caused rivers to overflow, leaving thousands home little. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> well, police in pennsylvania arrest the man responsible for driving a car down the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. you know, the ones made famous by the movie "rocky ." police say the 20-year-old man is charged with felony criminal mischief, for causing more than $8,000 worth of damage to museum steps. several people posted videos online, showing the car driving down the steps and speeding off. police are investigating why the driver did it. >>> one of the most successful quarterbacks ever to play the game of football says he suffers from memory loss and believes it may be a result of concussions. 44-year-old brett favre says he can't remember some personal family moments and says that has him scared. jarica duncan reports for wjz. >>

the powerful side clone that has claimed at least seven lives in eastern india is weakening hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes in the path of storm phailin winds in excess of one hundred twenty miles per hour triggered severe landslides disrupting communications am forcing roads and rail closures rescue workers say the full extent of the damage is still not clear. now around will sit down with american negotiators and five other world powers for a fresh round of nuclear talks on choose day made a recent thaw in relations the move could lead to a process of lifting the economic restraints on taran despite israel's demanding even more are put in place sanctions have hit iran's oil sector particularly hard but there is one industry that's been performing very well despite the restrictions well one point six million cars are produced in iran every year place in the country is the world's thirteenth largest automobile manufacturer the industry accounts for ten percent of the country's g.d.p. and despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most. popular persia and rare models are still made in i

a massive cyclists hit eastern india battering its coastline with heavy rains and winds and forcing hundreds of thousands of locals to move inland in search of shelter and only hardest hit is the state where entire villages have been swamped by high waves the indian ocean is considered a hot spot for such cyclons with one of the deadliest killing ten thousand people like in one thousand nine nine hundred. two mortar shells that hit syria's capital damascus killing an eight year old girl and wounding eleven other people one of the shells fell near a school while the other damage several cars and nearby shops explosions also occurred just three hundred meters away from the hotel where chemical weapons inspectors are staying hoping to dismantle about a thousand tons of toxins by mid two thousand and two. meanwhile with international strikes against syria now on hold another battle is raging the one in the media talk of the country's humanitarian crisis is always been one of the main arguments for western states to intervene militarily. i went to see for herself what life is really like in damas

coastline is taking a beating from phailin taking 14 lives forcing evacuation of hundreds of thousands. >>> in central india, a crossing bridge stamp peaked killed at least 80 worshippers. >>>

powerful sideline phailin that's been battering eastern india has now claimed seven lives hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes winds in excess of one hundred twenty miles per hour have triggered severe landslides disrupting communications forcing road and rail closures rescue workers say the full extent of the damage is still not clear. now tempers continue to run high in egypt this week as the country witnessed one of the bloodiest day since the army took power in july with about sixty killed there have been sporadic clashes between followers of the ousted president mohamed morsi and those who support the military with protesters remaining on the streets of cairo political activists are made in a good says the muslim brotherhood is portraying itself as the victim to win sympathy at home and abroad. it's a knuckle breaking situation it's a bottleneck both sides are trying to put a lot of pressure on the other until the other reaches a certain point of concessions that more or less puts the other party in a much stronger position now the muslim brotherhood are giving more and more into the

those are the driving force behind the new economy, at least in china and india where they are allowed to grow their economies. they have more economic liberalism. we have so much debt and they are crashing through every conceivable debt ceiling. that generation, i don't blame them for being hopeless. they will be saddled with way more debt than output. how do you ever have -- you think you are socially immobile now wait until you have to pay that back. >> i heard the debt doesn't matter. >> this is interesting because i don't think this conversation about our miss spent youth has ever been had. >> a bunch of older people have never bagged on the younger generation. >> we are not bagging on them. we are sympathizing. >> that miley cyrus took off her clothes and started twerking. >> coming up, what happened when russell brand hit on scar legal joe -- scarlet johansson at an after party? we have exclusive tape. and can you sell your body parts for fun and profit? i will take any finger and the nails you have for $5. >>> do lawns need a reprieve from all hallow's eve? a north carolina wom

powerful psycho's phailin spattering eastern india has now claimed seven lives hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes winds in excess of one hundred twenty miles per hour have triggered severe landslides disrupting communications and forcing road and rail closures rescue workers say the full extent of the damage is still not clear. they're using based investors are using the global economic uncertainty to their advantage chinese money is pouring into the huge sometimes rescuing iconic european business is seen as severely undervalued due to the tough financial climate well here's a look at some of china's most lucrative investments at the moment the european car market is increasingly attractive to beijing's enterprises and in twenty ten they snapped up sweden's troubled manufacturer volvo and then last january china also helped out one of germany's top makers of concrete pumps the same month italian your builder for ready moved into chinese hands and even a top french fashion brand has moved under the control of a hong kong based firm the u.k. is one of china's preferred shopping

and powerful cycling phailin that's battering eastern india has now claimed seven lives hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes winds in excess of one hundred twenty miles per hour treated severe landslides disrupting communications and forcing road i'm rail closures rescue workers say the full extent of the damage is still not clear. the elimination of chemical weapons was recognized by this year's nobel peace prize the international watchdog that's currently wondering the destruction of syria's stockpiles receive the award o.p.c. w. experts are working inside syria at the moment as part of a binding un resolution brokered by russia and the us political analyst martin mccauley describes the main challenges facing the group. but there was some of the chemical weapons may be in rebel held territory how do you access those rebels who say they don't have a. relation we'll have to verify that that would be very tricky because they have to be good with rebels and how many rebel groups are all of the dozens of them this is a very very difficult decision for them because previously globalisation a

toll from the stampede at a temporal in india has reached 115 and many were crushed to death or drown near a temple and survivors accuse police of using excessive forcefficials including senior policemen have been suspended. millions of people in india are in need of aid and hundreds of thousands of homes have been completely destroyed by the cyclone and it was the strongest storm in over a decade and let's check on the world weather and do we have any more rain in the forecast for those hard hit parts of india? >> well, i'm afraid we will see a few showers coming into the northeast corner of india but it has quieted down and conditions are better than they have been. there is a cloud across here and pushing into the coastal fridges here and showers will peter out but the problems across the region which will remain in place for days to come or a few weeks if the truth be known. you see we have showers there into here and pushing up to a good part of the western side of bangladesh and showers will retreat but the flood waters will remain in place for many days to come. flooding problems across indo china and a cloud of rain and that is typhoon making

powerful cycling phailin battering eastern india has now claimed seven lives hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes winds in excess of one hundred twenty miles per hour triggered severe landslides disrupting communications forcing road and rail closures rescue workers say the full extent of the damage is still not clear. iran will sit down with american negotiators and five other world powers for a fresh round of nuclear talks on choose day a made a recent thaw in relations a move could lead to a process of lifting the economic restraints on taran despite israel demanding even more are put in place sanctions have hit iran's all sector particularly hard but there's one industry that's been performing very well despite the restrictions for one point six million cars are produced in iran every year place in the country is the world's thirteenth largest automobile manufacturer the industry accounts for ten percent of the country's g.d.p. despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persian running models are still made in iran and the country produces its own cars based.

india. typhoon has made landfall in eastern china and hit several hours ago forcing self of hundreds of people and waves of 20 meters high are hitting the coast and craig reports. >> reporter: the typhoon came at the end of national week here in china and everybody was away on holiday, some 7,000 tourists had to be evacuated where this typhoon came ashore and tracked across the pacific and directly north and turned left at the top of taiwan before slamming into southeast china and causing a lot of damage there to crops, trees and several of the villages within the area. one million people were moved before the typhoon reached the area, some 70,000 fishing boats were returned to port after this typhoon did the damage we are seeing there right now. several people are missing and no reports of deaths yet but there is another typhoon on the way. typhoon donna has started to get steam in the pacific and is also heading north. the track is heading for japan and we should see it reaching japan in a few days if it continues on the predicted track. >> reporter: police are moved into shanty town slums i

india. oil is crucial to the post revolution recovery. the minister of justice says he was taken by force.ut there was confusion whether the be abducts abductors were t sanctioned. government said they didn't ask for a warrant. >> he spent three year three d n exile. he worked as a human rights leader and a year ago he was appointed prime minister. but two years ago after the revolution that toppled quadaffi libya continued in a state of confusion. they have militia fighters in the east who are pushing for greater autonomy. and without the production stream of oil libya is struggling to rebuild. >>> to other news, egypt has criticizing the u.s. for announcing a suspension of cash and foreign aid. the spokesmen says the decision is wrong and egypt will not surrender to pressure. the u.s. says it will cut hundreds of millions of dollars of assistance. they wen want to see progress on democracy and human rights. military and huma human huma h . >> hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid on hold. what is floe frozen f-16 fightes and apache helicopters and harpoon mis missiles and 260 i

india-china border. the two countries pledged not to use force in any future cross border conflicts. they will focus on their increasingly important trade relationship. we have reports now from new delhi. >> reporter: stocking up on all that sparkles. these colorful owner ams will adorn homes and businesses across india during the upcoming festival season. they look and feel authentically indian, but most are made in china. >> 60% to 70% of what we sale is now from china. >> reporter: the made in china label features dominantly. the balance of trade between the neighbors is heavily skewed in china's favor but analysts say the significance of this relationship lies not in the individual trading capacity of both countries but their collective global influence. >> these are going to be the most populated economies over the next 20 to 25 years and a substantial part of the global population, and they're going to be growing quite fast because they're still relatively less affluent. >> reporter: traders often use the gauge the strength between the indian-chinese relationship. but it goes w

teen-age girls are recovering in hospital in mumbai after being forced to drink acid an thrown into the sea. thousands of attacks take place in indiand the government is being accused not doing enough to stop them. you may find some of the pictures in fez jamil's reporting. >> it's been a year since acid was thrown in her face. >> my life has changed so much. i didn't think i would survive. >> she has survived but it's difficult for her to hold back the tears. all she wants is to come close to having a normal life. >> i think that if i can get better, i can get a job and i will be able to take care of myself. >> in the meantime it's her family and friends that are taking care of her. the same can't be said for the government. the latest victim of ana an acid attack is recovering in this ho hospital outside of mumbai. the family is rus frustrated bye government. >> we are told there is no money in the front until november. what are we supposed to do until then. it's not enough to punish the attackers. they have to create public awareness. >> it doesn't matter if it's a public place like this or somewhere secluded. >> experience show

. >> reporter: kailash satyarti, one of india's best known anti- trafficking activists, says boys are typically forcedinto some form of servitude. as for girls, marriage is but one form of abuse they'll likely face. >> they are abducted, they are kidnapped, they are stolen, they are sold and resold and resold at different prices and eventually they end up as child prostitute, child slave, many of they are found being married to old man in punjab and haryana and sometimes in delhi. a 14-year-old girl could have been married to a 40 year old man. >> reporter: back in haryana, elders in the village we visited say the root cause of the so called imported bride phenomenon, the illegal practice of sex selective abortion, continues >> ( translated ): it goes on underground. it continues to go on. in our society, the status of women is still low. it's in the mindset of people that needs to change, otherwise how do we sustain a society? >> reporter: sociologist kaur says everyone knows it's a problem for the larger society. the challenge is to bring change to individual families. >> they don't connect the dots