seen the aussie propelled higher. are we going to see a big connection in those currencies. i think the dollar will remain weak well into next year if not beyond that. but i to positido think some cu are looking weak right now and the china story is part of that. >> do you think it's chasing yield? >> even that is a lot more shaky an usual because everyone's known for years that the aussie dollar is overvalued and yet they're putting up with that because of the yield. some argue it's attractive, but not as attractive as it was. one of the sure props behind the aussie is shakier than it was and a lot of people asking questions about the aussie and i think it does look vulnerable. so if you to get a correction lower in euro-dollar, i think the aussie would be one of those first to go. >> and i wonder, too, if the fundamentals don't support the dollar being quite as weak this team around as we saw the last couple rounds of quantitative easing. if that's what the indicates will key off it and more to come out of europe, m

weakness in industrials and financials sent the aussie market lower. we'll bring you more analyses on crag hi's comment. sensex lower by 0.2%. >>> moody's changed the outlook of the eu from stable to negative. they said the move reflected negative outlook on largest economy which it already had. and any future changes would then be dependent on rating changes in those countries which seems to make sense. >> luxembourg was one of the nations put on negative along with germany and uk. however the finance minister of luxembourg told cnbc the downgrade was no reason to abandon the single currency. >> it's within our interest to help others to help ourselves. true for luxembourg, true for germany. not not just doing this out of solidarity but also doing if to stabilize our financial institutions and thereby oi economies. in the short term taxpayers might be tired, may not understand everything because they don't see the food in the short term but if they think about it in the long term, i think it's worth while fighting for a common currency area, even that

he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship. he says he likes the weather and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there is more support on education. he will keep his passport and hold dual citizenship. >> they are big dancers down under. >> i believe that's the way they dance down under. >>> in sports, the a's specialize in anxiety these days. can they hang on to the playoff spot? more extra inning drama in texas.

he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship. he says he likes the weather and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there is more support on education. he will keep his passport and hold dual citizenship. >> they are big dancers down under. >> i believe that's the way they dance down under. >>> in sports, the a's specialize in anxiety these days. can they hang on to the playoff spot? more extra inning drama in texas. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪

of course more news available on aussie dot com for you so head aligned for the latest i feel like to shoot over the right to drink discover the unusual items bonded by the glass police the head of the democratic national contract. and also that perhaps a gold medal for an olympic champion isn't a reward enough to learn why one proud spectator decided to watch laid his wild beast with that cow. and let's not track some other world news in brief this hour two people have been killed and at least eighty injured after a car leaving the u.s. consulate in pakistan was rammed by an explosive laden vehicle u.s. embassy officials say no american citizens were killed in the side of time several foreign organizations including the u.n. have their offices in the area where the blast occurred no one has yet claimed responsibility for that time. prosecutors have provisionally dropped murder charges against two hundred seventeen miners in south africa previously a bind blamed for the deaths of thirty four there are workers they've told followed with brush as a white in conditions police say they re

aussie dollar still on a 1.04 tack. and sterling-dollar still trading 1.62, pretty close to the year highs for that particular mark. so steady day right now here in europe. let's get a recap of the asian session. >> yet another lackluster day of trade for asian bourses as concerns about global growth continued to weigh on sentiment. banks were under pressure as rates climbed to a seven month high, but developers and alcohol producers bucked the trend. the yuan gained strength against greenback but oil companies tapered off but pulling back a little at the moment. hang seng actually ended about flat. industrials countered by gains in consumer goods. standard chartered shed nearly 3%. nikkei recouped early losses to finish higher by about a quarter of a percent. steel makers and shipping firms showed weakness. investors have incentive to hold stocks until september the 30th in order to get midterm dividends. elsewhere the kospi was dragged lower by health care, tech shares and steel makers. s&p also lowered south korea's

there is a risk for the aussie.ld wait for the gdp number to come in and see if we get a bounce in the aussie. look for a move down to parity. and put a stop at 103 .55. >> always a pleasure to get your instigt. you can catch more strategies on money in motion every friday at 5:30 p.m. >> the dnc getting started today. but will what the dems have planned actually woo america? stay tuned to get those stories right after the break. [ female announcer ] the next generation of investing technology is now within your grasp with the e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are and what they're doing with free streaming quotes, news, analysis and even your trade ticket. everything exactly the way you want it, all on one page. transform your investing with the e-trade 360 investing dashboard. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, produ

passport but will call himself an aussie.ter learn how to say mate. >> wozzie, aussie. >> any more puns before the >> no, i'm out. give me another two hours to think of one or: e two, maybe. nice having you here. >> thank you good to be here always. >>> good morning. clouds, nice shade of grey, shot sure there are 50 definitely a couple shades the night sky has taken over. live doppler 7 hd, a lot of clouds like yesterday you may drive through some drizzle, mist, no drizzle, no rain. i'm going to walk across the screen and start the computer. one of the reasons i'm going to do that is because i was slowly putting maps in and i wanted to make sure you got to see all of them. one of my concerns was the fog around santa rosa half mile visibility there, 50s this morning monterey bay fog developing around watsonville, salinas, mid 50s. here's what i'm thinking, sunshine this afternoon, it will be the coolest afternoon in the seven day, patchy fog possible again tonight, tonight may be one of the last nights high pressure starts to

aussie/dollar is low. so the dollar having a good day apart from against the euro/dollar. starting to raise the gains we've made post the ecb out of the constitutional court. that's where we stand in european trade. what about in asia today? lisa has the details once again out of singapore. >> thanks, ross. the shanghai composite is not far from that all important 2,000 point mark. investors would have been much better off investing in greece instead of china. year to date stocks gained over 10% increase, but down about 9% in china on growth concerns and political uncertainties. today the shanghai composite was dragged down by resource and steel makers. property corps is down 1.2%. the hang seng physicaled suit. industrial resources and consumer goods weighed it down. the japanese market ended at a two-week low. many stocks picked up yesterday were sold off today as companies traded. auto makers also took the brunt of selling. we'll hear more on this from the nikkei business report a little later in the show. >>> meanwhile, shipbuilders and financials weighed on the cost,

you watching aussies great to have you with is appearing on american t.v. has proved to be a hall test for british prime minister david cameron he failed to answer some key questions in a mock u.k. citizen exam said by the chart show but as aussies pointed to the prime minister is not alone when it comes to gaps in historical knowledge. to life in the u.k. citizenship test a must for anyone wanting to qualify for a british possible according to the government studying for it is meant to help all those hoping to make the u.k. their home integrate back into british society just last year prime minister david cameron in paris changes to the full amount of the exam saying that instead of on string questions on european institutions british culture and history needed to take priority and during his car visit to the us mr cameron made an appearance at the david letterman show where he was faced with the u.k. citizenship test of his own. brittania you know written by whom i mean it's the iconic association with the british empire for your testimony that. i'll go i

i think the rba will lower rates in october that will weaken the aussie even further. going to look outstanding in relative respect. these are the kind of trades you need to look for, relative trades, not absolute trades, because everything else in the currency market looks horrible. >> got to run but what's the next stop for euro? >> i think the euro is in a quandary. this volatility is very emproblematic of a top run. >> that's a difficult trade for so many of us these days. catch more currency trades tonight and every friday, 5:30 p.m. on cnbc's ""money in motion."" you have questions, our traders have the answers. s seema, what are traders talking about on twitter today? >> lot of big questions. let's get right to the tweets. mike asked what's going on with aig lately? it's lost most of its gains since the buyback. what about that $5 billion buyback? that was half what the market anticipated, joe. what's the outlook? >> with seema sitting right next to me, so i'm happy to be alone with you guys away from me. when you look at aig, clearly this -- >> easy, joe. >> --

aussie dollar steady 1 .04. sterling-dollar moving away from the highs. that's where we stand in european trade, what about what's happening in asia? only one person qualified to bring us up to speed. >> concerns about global economy continue to weigh on sentiment. it was a choppy session for the shanghai composite. it managed to recoup early losses after dipping near the all-important 2,000 point mark to finish higher by 0.3%. securities and developers led the rebound. media and publishing stocks rallied on reports of industry reform plans. but losses in some resources placed capped gains. foxconn shares lost it 2.6% after reports of workers riot. the nikkei hit a one week closing low in thin trading. steel maker, miners and industrials also tumbled, but shares of renaissance jumped over 30% of government bailout hopes. elsewhere financials and industrials weighed on south korea's kospi, but samsung electric tropic shares gained merely 2% after winning a patent case against apple in the german court. meanwhile falling commodity courses continue to drag t

the aussie cross we think has a pretty down side potential, as well. we've seen decent weakness, but bigger picture if you take a step back, we've been in this range and we think we'll see continued medium term longer term weakness ultimately for a move down to we think about 115 area before all is said and done. >> can be quite telling for prospects across that region of the world, as well. but still think it will raise an eyebrow. >> we have a lot more in the bull move and i think it's fallen off people's screens because we've been in the range trade for just about a year now and we've seen impressive strength recently, but bigger picture, there's no indication of a long term secular bull friend has run it course. >> just have to have time to wait it out. all right. mcneil, great to have you here this morning. >>> stick around. because coming up on "worldwide exchange," we'll talk the future of payments with the ceo of verifone. >>> welcome back. these are your headlines from around the world. business activity continuing to stall pmi figures out fro

aussie dollar also firmer. so dollar weakening pretty much across the board here in the last half hour or so. sterling-dollar also firmer. back up to 1.63. so there is signs of a little bit of dollar weakness just coming out in the last hour. what about what happened in asia today? >> asian markets staged a rebound but still down 4.6% for the week. miners led the gains. but military related stocks tumbled as investors took profits. hang seng had its third straight weekly gain. energy plays and industrials rallied. the nikkei added a quarter of a%. intel is in talks to invest over $380 million in the battled firm, but capped gains on the japanese market. over this korea, continued strength in health care and consumer stocks bolstered the kospi. samsung rose over 1% after it added apple 5 to its u.s. lawsuits with apple. miners paired back early gains. sensex higher by 2.4% at the moment. that's all from me. >> okay, hangs very much for that. we should do a correlation between apple launches and global market act

the aussie rules kick end over end, down at about the nine but a flag on the play at the 37. >> charles: i saw a reaction from a couple of nebraska players that didn't look promising for anybody. i hope i'm reading it wrong. ucla things i'm holding. r a success from the sub seeding spot, first down, nebraska. >> charles: that's good for nebraska in terms of beganing extra yardage. >> gus: david allen called for the healed. negated him. knocking him inside the 10 yard line again. that gives nebraska breathing room coming out. >> gus: cornhuskers. down by two. and this is where taylor martinez has a chance to step up and be a hero. martinez. that was deflected at the line of scrimmage. oh citiy zoo roy was going to sign with them and at the last second he ended up changing up, going to ucla. couldn't get back to the quarterback but good fundamental. good knocki good passing arm. >> gus: second down and ten. martinez then to throw. mar ttinez martinez. he has it. big-time play. one they will remember at ucla for quite some time. andrew abbott, the senior from long beach sat in the weeds an

aussie dollar is weaker. more concerns about chinese growth and the resource minister again coming out overnight and saying that commodities boom is over. >> sony said it was going to close two of its seven china plants today amid protests as the japan/china trade dispute worsens. now sony is saying they were return to normal operations on wednesday. so tomorrow the two plants shut today are expected to be reopened and returned to normal operations. >> the results of a spanish short term bond auction are due out very shortly. aim to sell to 4.5 billion euros. let's get more on that. stefane has the details for us in madrid. and we are still worried about the spanish banking sector and wondering when is the cycle going to turn for them? >> we have reasons to get worried about the spanish banking sector because 9.86% means that for ten loans in spain, at least nearly one of them repayments is at least three months behind schedule, that's the definition of nonperforming ratio. that's a record level. they have 16

minutes to go but tries by pop mccabe and digby ioane knee prevented a huge upset helping on the aussies their second straight fix three twenty three nineteen the final score on the goal posts. there's an unheralded name at the top of the leaderboard into the final round of the italian open garth. to catch after carving a six under par sixty six on the charin green the thirty four year old south african whose burly holding on to a place in the race to dubai standings on song throughout more royce a shot off halfway leader richard bland. clear of second place gonzalo fernandez no spine years for an on the stand open himself into the reckoning with a heart and then cool day sixty seven included an eagle here and seven birdies but also for boogie's an exciting final run lies ahead on sunday. it was essentially a foregone conclusion but now it is official former west indies cricket or brian lara has been inducted into the sports hall of fame the former windies captain who was one of the most prolific bats man of his generation scoring almost twelve thousand runs in a seventeen year career he

aussie is under a lot of pressure with china. you have a good entry level here and because the chinese data this weekend is going to show us they are stabilizing and maybe giving us some stimulus, i think this one technically short-term based can enjoy the broader, not just europe-only risk rally. >> rebecca, when you take a step back and think maybe this is really redik louse, if i was going to the doctor and said, look, i need conditionality and i need sterilization. how is my forward growth outlook going to look in life, particularly if i'm mature? do you think growth is going to come back or it's going to continue to surprise on the downside? >> no, europe -- look, the ecb revised down its economic forecast today for this year and next year. i think they're still too optimistic. european growth is slowing, including now in germany, which is troubling, given that's sort of the anchor economy. so i think this is going to continue to be an uphill battle. the europeans will continue to do it stuff. they want to hold emu together,

aussie/dollar, 102.55. weak australian sales out. that chinese number is not help the euro. we'll be looking at manufacturing numbers out of the uk in some four minutes or so. that is where we trade right now here in europe. what about all the action over the weekend and this morning? now more out of singapore. >> most asian markets shrugged off the latest manufacturing numbers from china. those readings could brick more measures from the ecb. gold liners first on future evening hopes for the fed. following premy wen jiabao's comments over affordable housing, gig them the green light for more investment in the securities markets. the hang seng followed suit. property plays and internet giants. the nikkei was the worst performer, turning negative in late trade to end a four-week low. sharps here lost over 6% after its stake sale price. samsung lost ground after apple added four more patents to its lawsuit. the country's retail sales data fell more than 8% in july, more than expected. lastly, the index is up more than 4%. >>> pack up those beach towels, summer is over. what ki

aussie dollar slightly weaker. but the dollar's also down 4 1/2 month lows against the pound. >> staying with currencies for the moment, the swiss national bank has kept the floor for the swiss franc unchanged at 120 to the euro, but still warned it's too high and further appreciation would have a serious impact on prices and the economy. and i believe unemployment did it rise as well, up 0.2 this morning. joining us is chief fx analyst at swiss quote bank and peter, this decision this line with your expectations? >> pretty much. i think the one unexpected was the amount of downgrade in the growth forecast. went from 1.5% to 1%. we had seen the number in q2 gdp come down significantly, so it wasn't completely unexpected, but i think it was a little bit of a surprise. in regards to the floor, i think it was pretty much priced in. not too many were thinking that they would raise to 1.25 or above. the key to us in terms of the decision making policy in regards to the floor is that they've had a rapid expnks in their b

the aussie/down to an eight-week low. second quarter gdp, 0.6% in australia. less than -- weaker than expected. now thoughts maybe the reserve banks will start cutting rates. sterling/dollar steady. >>> let's recap the asian trading day for you. >>> the asian vorcies retreat following data from u.s. and china. gains in developers were offset by losses and steel makers on oversupply concerns. but business jet makers rallied as china is going to promote the sector by building special airports for businesses around the city. hang seng had worst showing in six weeks dragged down by energy. lenovo shares tumbled after the japanese i.t. firm sold down entire 2.7% in the chinese pc makers. losses in commodity stocks and machinery sent nikkei lower for the fifth straight day marking its longest losing streak in two months. south korea's kospi was dragged down by heavyweights by hyundai and samsung. ship builders lost ground ahead of tomorrow's ecb meeting. shares in thailand lower by 0.3% at the moment. the central bank decided to keep rates on hold at 3% as expected.

the aussie dollar moving lower by 0.4% against the u.s. dollar. >> monti's reform agenda is broadly supported and likely to be continued by any subsequent government, this according to the italian minister for economic development who spoke to cnbc about what further reform measures italy could take to return to growth. >> it's a mix for sure. they've approved a number of structure reforms more than probably ever in the last seven years. these reforms are to be implemented practically and are in the process of doing so and we'll have to wait some time. >> what happens when we get to whenever the elections are, what happens at that point? because this is a technical government that seems to have the support of the parties. they'll be a lot of fear that the progress that has been made may be given back. >> it will not happen. because all the parties realized how close we got to a real problem at the end of last year. i think the large majority of our parliament will continue the agenda we are implementing in the last 12 months. obviously ita

he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship. he likes the weather and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there is more support on education. he will keep his passport and hold dual citizenship. >> they are big dancers down under. >> i believe that's the way they dance down under. >>> in sports, the a's specialize in anxiety these days. can they hang on to the playoff spot? more extra inning drama in texas. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. crushing losses coming down the stretch and clinging to a wild card spot. the a's went into extras tonight in texas. reddick not in the starting lineup. to

aussie dollar firm again nearly back up to 1.06. gold up at six month highs, as well, this morning. >> chairman of telefonica telling reporters that the spanish market is still complicated, no visibility on a recovery in revenues in its struggling domestic business and potentially wants to list between 10% and 20% of its german unit to fetch up to 2 billion euros, this according to a source speaking to reuters. shares responding up about 2%, but again, that is in will not generally speaking with what we're seeing in the ibex today. >> south korea an upgrade on its sovereign date. sherry tells us why. >> s&p raised south korea's rating one notch with outlook as stable. this is the first upgrade by s&p on south korea in seven years. so this agency says this is thanks to fiscal health and policy making that promotes economic development. and less negative assessment of a geopolitical risks on the peninsula given what seems to be a smooth change of leadership in north korea. we have been getting signs that the young leader is consolidat

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the top stories on aussie protesters stormed the u.s. embassy in yemen as a way both here is president of the muslim world and was supposed to us made film islam two people have reportedly been killed and several wounded in clashes with police outside the compound of the song. blood stuns and tear gas are exchanged between protesters and police in cairo as another until you have a demonstration descends into scenes of violence this as the country's president isn't brussels aiming to strike business deals with the we are bringing you live pictures from cairo now of clashes between hundreds of protesters and security forces and a small school certainly condemns all of times and u.s. diplomats some experts say these kind of two are inevitable because a washington's controversial policies in their reach are. all right those are the headlines next day unit is here when the web now i'm just joking with the latest from the wall goes forward and you know glum faces this morning in boston no doubt yeah i think the weather in boston is very overca

the top stories on aussie and german cool gives big green light to the new eurozone bailout fund paving the way it will berlin to draw in the five hundred billion euro facility. now has to be ratified by the country's president. and the netherlands goes to the falls it seems it doesn't really matter if your policy is left or right as long as it was out of the. people in the country tired of us terracing euro skeptic parties are ready for a last minute game. plus raging mobs in levy and egypt storm of u.s. diplomatic missions killing one and injuring another. gassing. of a us made film set to insult the prophet mohammad. as the headlines for the ultimate state and truce here with all the major sports. hello there good to have you company and here's what's coming up over the next few minutes she wins through into russia russia israel for nearly in tel aviv to top their world cup qualification degree. plus presidential prize putin awards russia's returning paralympians after their storming performance in london. and wrapping it up andy murray saves his first grand slam title after beating

favorite in this one despite the rankings belorussian azarenka off the beach in the final of the aussie open back in january leader twenty twelve wimbledon champion takes on sarah irani in the other semi. to go for the european challenge tour has touched on once again in moscow it's one of the country's biggest events with total prize money reaching a quarter of a million euro michael schenker will cross the fairways sent us this report. is traditionally an old sport but russia is still pretty new to it there are few russian professional golfers and even fewer professional golf courses but it's a live a golf club just outside moscow has made sure it stands out not only in russia but internationally and it's attracting professional golfers from all over the world obviously. golfers and. this could be a good for russian people to come over here and what's been people bring your professional bring golf and i'm going. to encourage the russian people to stop playing golf but of course it's more than just a jack nicklaus designed golf course it's part of the european challenge tour which is n

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he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship. he says he likes the weather and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there is more support on education. he will keep his passport and hold dual citizenship. >> they are big dancers down under. >> i believe that's the way they dance down under. >>> in sports, the a's specialize in anxiety these days. can they hang on to the playoff spot? more extra inning drama in texas. >>> the a's have had to endure crushing losses coming down the stretch and clinging to a wild card spot. the a's went into extras tonight in texas. reddick not in the starting lineup. tommy malone facing josh hamilton, two men on and base hit to right. moss made a big error on saturday. over runs it right under his glove. two runs in and 2-0 rangers in a flash. the a's answer and here it comes and there it goes for chris carter. his 16th, and we are tied at two. still 2-2 in the seventh. bases loaded for andrews again. deep to right off sean doolittle and brandon moss atones for tha

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one german far right group is planning to stage a screening of this film in question in berlin as aussies laura smith reports the unrest could trigger the e.u. zone storm which has been brewing for years. it started in the middle east. but now the protests against a fill muslim say it's an insult to islam have spread and they've arrived in europe . at least one hundred twenty muslims were arrested at a protest in. it's no longer about burning down u.s. embassies in muslim countries in europe they're calling the holy war. london saw similar scenes demonstrators outside the u.s. embassy following friday prayers and up to a thousand again on sunday tempers flared and flags were burnt. analysts point out the small scale of european protests compared to those in the middle east but they say local islamists are using this to recruit new members a worrying sign. as a say mainstream extremists who want a better word groups are looking to exploit this in order to encourage young men to come and join them and try and get into the habit of protest a habit of extremist demonstrations and that's alway

international news and common live from moscow this is aussie with me your ship our thanks for joining us george's interior minister resigned to days after a video surfaced which appeared to show inmates being tortured and sexually abused by prison guards the footage prompted outrage in the country with thousands taking to the streets saying they won't rest until every one responsible is held to account is going off reports now from tbilisi. friends burn see if you will the words zero tolerance. the videos that buried george's image making efforts in a matter of minutes scenes of torture beatings and the sexual abuse of inmates allegedly in one of the country's most exemplary prisons. human dignity is the last thing they care about it i never believe this worse than just one bit. thousands protested with signs reading. only addressed the georgian authorities some are comparing the footage to that from guantanamo even though these are ordinary inmates not terror suspects many not only want the sacking of officials responsible for the police and the prison system but the prosecution as w

aussie title the city a year old leaves his perennial rival because heaven and by sixty one points withjust three stops left on the calendar but this potential crime would be his last one as a lobbyist close to switching to a new type of racing in the walls touring car championship. that's what i said yesterday was that several years into those and said you know. i don't know a whole neighborhood but there were seven chip and then we so yeah we try to prepare sometimes you try the w t c you know the forty inch if you figure that out . and finally staying in paris and it's probably not the first thing you think called cost in bronze but xina jeans and infamous head butts in the two thousand and six world cup final has been immortalized in the french capital a fine way just that it has been unveiled in front of the. contemporary art untitled headbutts it's depicts the notorious challenge by france vocal legends and on italian opponent. in about in final so that in the sense of following the incident and retired after the match italy went on to win on penalties four zero later apologized f

riders completing a special up ahead of this weekend some merino race former world champions volunteer aussie and jorge lorenzo amongst those taking to the renamed world circuit marco simoncelli to honor the italian the twenty four year old's life ended in a crash in supplying last season going into this weekend's race lorenzo sits thirteen points the on top of the ryder standings ahead of spanish compacted down the. well you're very much a lot fall is firmly in the driver's seat at the rally of wales the finn winning four straight stages but was followed closely by ford stablemates petter solberg twenty seven year old fellow overcoming plenty of adversity along timing to the top from fourth place after going off the road at one point he would eventually storm to a very solid advantage over a dozen seconds a time defending champion sebastian loeb is currently third in his citron the thirty eight year old has a hefty fifty four point question in the overall standings though with three other races left on the calendar. just about every sports fan is aware of mohammad alys legendary achievements

you know watching aussie welcome back israel seems keen on going to war with iran over its controversialnuclear program however tel aviv's top ally the u.s. is pushing patients instead as election season cautiousness from washington all have relations with israel soured all she's going to check and finds out for us. the crack between the white house and the israeli leadership is starting to show benjamin netanyahu is pushing washington to draw a red line over iran a line beyond which lies war but president obama is not banding so let me be clear america wants to resolve this issue through diplomacy and we believe that there is still time and space to do so even though the obama administration's stated policy is not to let iran have a nuclear weapon for benjamin netanyahu that's not enough if you're determined to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons it means you will act before they get nuclear weapons acting before could mean attacking tomorrow even though according to a u.s. intelligence assessment iranian leaders haven't even decided on whether to build a bomb or not america's top

crisis is growing at the asia pacific summit that took place in russia's far east over the weekend aussies peter lawwell engaged a leading expert in the discussion of someone with capitalism and how to fix it and you can watch to part two to part rather special panel here on r.t. throughout the day. before you. get the deficit is. a question going to. be. capitalism without bankruptcy is like christianity without. a car bomb ripped through syria's largest city of aleppo killing seventeen people and wounding forty others according to the state run news agency the blast occurred just hours after a jordanian militant leader linked to al qaida warns that his extremist group was launching deadly attacks to help assad fighters and then build the syrian social club of pot says that conflict in the country is no longer just a searing revolution. it has turned into a more regional wider conflict perhaps even some sort of an international war on syrian soil the i personally witnessed first hand demonstration on the seventh of may two thousand and eleven. for ministry midsts the syrian ambassador in

however the country's leadership denounced has in the aussies going to check out reports now the video is not the only thing stoping an african american. the winehouse keep saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it if united states writ large or it us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying the administration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is what out there for two months well it is you know you think it's stupid film that nobody seen causes people to assassinate ambassadors to storm the embassy and the question the u.s. media keep asking why do so many millions of dollars almost hate the usa but the answers they're getting are the answers very few in the u.s. want to hear if you're to point to one thing that makes some muslims hate the usa it would be. hypocrisy over democracy. while america the government now preaches democracy it

hello and welcome to aussie twenty four hour news live from moscow i'm about with the latest news and the week's top stories tens of thousands have been venting their anger over the u.s. made on to muslim film for two weeks now but ashes have been gathering in canada germany and israel schools have been injured in the capital of bangladesh protesters threw stones a set fire to cause one of these he used tear gas from batons to subdue crowds massive demonstrations were held in pakistan these descended into violence on friday killing at least twenty people in islamabad thousands trying to breach the u.s. embassy while in other cities crime has set fire to cinemas and burned a lister and church one pakistani minister offered a one hundred thousand dollars to kill the make of the un to islam failed however the country's leadership denounced his mood. oh he's going to check out reports now the thinking is not the only thing. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it at the unite

this is aussie's because it's good to have you with us the power to make the party limp dick i should say games in london aren't away with thousands of athletes defying disabilities to compete but among this pulses is a company which accused of leaving many physically impaired people defeated to check to lower smith has the details. the paralympics are the ultimate display of troy over adversity a showcase for people who've overcome their disabilities and achieved something amazing but hanging over this event is a shadow cast by may just toss it's the firm the government's paying to assess disabled people's ability to work but it's blamed for humiliating the vulnerable and forcing people off benefits as part of the country's austerity drive they are making money out of other people's misery quite naturally the old many of them sponsoring the paralympics so i think it's really lost on them and he seems to divide people into the deserving to save and the un to serving tony bradstock went through an at or sest moment which resulted in him losing his entire income for six months he says h

the top stories on aussie india and china its plans to stop all the military exchanges across the was where each of the world's two largest on is united that is to boost influence in the region. be the us holds training of a bulk of i'm going to schools up to a spike in adult made inside out toxins as nato admits negligent achieves to the venting process has led to recruiters recruits turning their guns on them and. under new ways mean to protect the brush up from home for t.v. content faces criticism for its ambiguous language that threatens to deprive children of programs and cult operating all by. up next as sport update with andrew was called the latest action from the russian premier league and the u.s. open coming up now. hello there thanks for joining me and these are the headlines into the quarter finals maria sharapova survives this scared to be fellow russian now deeper tribe or at the u.s. open. class full steam ahead superstar bromance having a chunk of school's locos win in the moscow darby against spartak leave all the dogs in the russian primarily. king jenson button wi

they can only hardships faced by europe on the wild in the kaiser report later this hour here on aussie. the palestinian and ministration has seen the biggest public protests in its history demonstrates has smashed windows and clashed with police running against a rising living costs in the west bank and political analyst and the s. is in the neary says nothing will change until israel loosens its grip on the terror train the problem up to this moment is that the international community has been. as dean has been playing the role of the pay of they pay the money to the palace in an affinity they try to sustain for as long as they can the status in an affinity but they have to add a big deal to that and that is to move from the payers to the players they have to play an active role in terms of bringing both the palestinians and israel into the negotiations they want that is a problem and leadership problem is when the leadership today is not ready to move even one step forward on one hand the nothing was hitting the palestinians on the other hand that they're going on the rampage in the

welcome back you're watching aussie let's move on now more than one hundred eighty people were swept into custody as occupy wall street protesters knoxy get fuzz demanded and that is to corporate greed descended on the financial district and try to block the entrance to the new york stock exchange demonstrations have accused the police of brutality dispersing their rally and social rights activist alexa o'brien says washington should listen to all of the occupy movement is demanding. there's a generational shift in the united states and there's also a change in the socio economic landscape between the internet generation and the boomers it's largely unnoticed by the boomers and their progeny like this generation isn't fighting to emancipate itself from the past we're fighting to emancipate ourselves from a hellish future and in many cases occupy wall street is a beta test experiment in assembly and association and we are building these institutions from the ground up because our political parties are completely ineffective except as fundraising vehicles for one thing we need a consti

he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship.and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there is more support on education. he will keep his passport and hold dual citizenship. >> they are big dancers down under. >> i believe that's the way they dance down under. >>> in sports, the a's specialize in anxiety these days. can they hang on to the playoff spot? more extra inning drama in texas. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. crushing losses coming down the stretch and clinging to a wild card spot. the a's went into extras tonight in texas. reddick not in the starting lineup. tommy malone facing josh

news is good stuff katie will see that ok in a few minutes it's a back to basics report in which aussie explores consumerism in the russian capital . so. it's perched atop a judge and the view from the kremlin stretches as far as the eye can see up for a city to siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed by the chance i bear in railway but the a spiritual center. things like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of orthodox worshippers implicity water to commemorate the baptism of jesus. it doesn't matter if it's minus thirty it's a siberian tradition i do it myself every year for everyone to overcome their worst fears it is desirable to take a plunge. but this picture postcard church is the story of a city built by opportunist explorers political exiles and crafty fur traders in the fifteen eighties the russians had only just conquered siberia taking it from the muslim. surrounded by enemies to be their stronghold constructed on top of the city but soon enough it became an economic hub siberian oil of its time bringing in a third of all russia'

the top stories on aussie india and china is once the stuff of them in the trade changes as the west's wiring as the walls just on is united that took place to close in the region. through our homes training of a bulk of our going to forces are quite deadly inside our time so nato admits negligent and choose to the vetting process has led to they were turning their grounds on. new lou i mean to protect kids in russia from hong kong t.v. content faces criticism points to big u.s. language that threatens to deprive children of programs and to count as a great. maria sharapova days keeping the russian flag flying a big u.s. open and it was more of the latest when the rest of the sport. hello there welcome to the sport and here's what is coming up into the quarter finals maria sharapova survives a scare to beat fellow russian early the troika at the us open last full steam ahead superstar but oman public schools rocco's we're not in the moscow darby against spartak we've all the gold in the russian premier league and paying mclaren jenson button when a clash belgium grand prix to clinch th

this is aussie welcome bonk to government run exam bahrain show no sign of dying down with shy acts of it is calling for a whole two all day call discrimination by the sunni monarchy on friday security forces in the capital manama vias tear gas and stun grenades of demonstrators dozens were arrested the country's leaders agreed this week to accept most of the un human rights pledges to suppress the violence and approve the treatment of political prisoners reports of torture and abuse by their. continue their ongoing crisis targeting the little international attention despite doesn't always are being held and appalled some states seem very selective one condemning violence every. thing i also find a life. of this conflict only oppression and brutality of the regime one day no matter how long it takes there will be a day of reckoning for this dreadful regime you know almost about syria and they put their money where their mouth is giving five million pounds in so-called still aid to those trying to oust president assad but less than a thousand miles away in bahrain there's another human