so she was preparing some flaming batons on the sidelines and instead of the baton catching fire, theield starts to catch fire. the woman took off her jacket and tried to smother the fire, instead the jacket's on fire. >> now the blanket's on fire. >> gatorade! >> this video is going viral. a lot of people are saying how little beverly did to try to stop this. >> she's casually walking around like nothing's going on. >> i guess it's not necessarily her job to put out the fire. >> she started the fire. she ought to act like she concerned about it. >> you do see people with the gatorade coming to put this out. and you see one guy sacrificing his own tennis shoes. another gatorade bath. >> she needs to conder another accelerant. >> or bring the fire extincti extinctish -- extinguisher next time. >> and there's vitale, standing at the beach eyeing somebody. >> what's up, cutie? >> hey. >> what's going on? >> not too much. >> hey, i was looking at you and i thought you were pretty and can i ask for your number? let's go out to dinner. >> i don't usually go out to dinner with people. >> wha

i thought since we are packing the baton at the century mark, our next chairman deserves to have a baton literally. engraved with his name to commemorate this occasion, ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased to introduce the chairman of the mortgage bankers association, my friend and colleague, mr. e.j. burke. [applause] >> wow. how do you follow an act like that? give one more hand to deb still. [applause] good morning. and happy birthday, mba. ouruld like to recognize important sponsors and exhibitors for their contributions and commitment to the real estate finance industry . their support allows us the ability to provide extraordinary service to our members, so thank you. this is a special time for mba in i'm honored to serve as the 100th year. we join an elite groups that have withstood the test of time to provide their members with 100 years of service. ,very day since our inception with of advanced real estate finance and america and have grown stronger through depressions, through wars and natural disasters editor variety of other crises and events. our history tells a story that hol

however, reports of police charging pilgrim with his a baton isn't completely a surprise.nded a religious festival a few years ago this was certainly normal practice as a pressure of crowd control. so it wouldn't be surprising, but we certainly need stronger confirmation. >> okay, i was simply quoting somebody who is named as the deputy inspector general of police, who has said that this has happened. we do need as you said a little bit more detail on that. but one thing that makes this even satter in many bays is the fact that they were on a bridge that was built to replace one which was considered too dangerous after a previous tragedy when 50 people died. >> reporter: sorry, you were breaking up a bit there. but i believe you were asking me about these kind of incidents in india before. and it is true, mine, at this very place just in 200657 people died in a stampede at that stage. and you know, officials said that they would look in to crowd control measures then, years on another incident has occurred on & this time the district officials have told us that at least 11

pilgrims dozens were also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival reports say police used batons to restore order which caused an even greater panic the stampede began when a group claimed the bridge was about to collapse in order to speed up killing. explosions of once again ripped through iraq official said at least thirty one have died and dozens have been wounded blast took place in seven cities across the country mostly targeting crowded outdoor markets and bus stops one of them a gathering of mourners for the seventeen victims of saturday's attack this is massive surge of violence has already claimed more than six thousand lives. in australia a huge fire fueled by high winds and dry conditions as force one and a half thousand people to evacuate from the site of the olympics held in the year two thousand and three were treated after breathing in smoke it took fifty firefighters to bring the blaze under control and it's just one of a number of fires to have swept across the eastern state of new south wales in the last twenty four hours. to china now where a building collapse

reports that police used batons and had an even greater panic. the group claimed the bridge was about to collapse. in australia, a huge fire fueled by winds has forced people to evacuate from the site of the olympics held in 2000. it took 50 firefighters to bring the blaze under control. it is one of a number of fires in the last 24 hours. having a $3 trillion war chest found just today that they are on the brink of a multibillion- dollar deal to snap up shares and not even iconic taxis are being shared the interest. >> this time last year, it looks like the iconic london cab would be consigned to the history books after its maker went into administration. the chinese manufacture stepped in and bought the company for 11 million pounds. the factory is now back in business. the shell of the taxi over there meets over here. it is a marriage between the chinese manufacture and the london taxi company that has managed to save a british icon from going out of production. >> they will invest in me is this over the next five years, promising to create jo

to have a baton, literally, and greg with his name to commemorate this momentous occasion.adies and gentlemen, i'm pleased to introduce the chairman of the mortgage bankers association, my friend and colleague, mr. e. j. [applause] -- \mr.{-|}\mister e. j. burke. [applause] ♪ >> wow your how do you follow an act like that? i think we need to give one more hand the debra still. [applause] >> well, good morning and happy birthday, mba. before i begin i would like to recognize our very important sponsors and exhibitors for their contributions and commitment to the real estate finance industry. their support of mba allows us the ability to provide extraordinary service to our members. so thank you. this is a special time for mba, and i'm honored to serve as mba's come mba's 100 year. today we join an elite group of national associations that have withstood the test of time to provide their members with 100 years of service. every day since our inception we've advanced real estate finance in america. we've grown stronger through recession and depression, through wars and natural

in baton rouge going from ten day wait to ten minute way for precipitations and six month wait for cancerpecialist right away and another city in st. charles if you had a broken bone you had to travel many miles but now you can get help locally. 900,000 were gotten into private plans and the taxpayers were saved another $100,000. if you believe the federal government and the obama administration and the numbers they have put out, our rate with the chains should be 6 percent or less, but it makes no sense to expand medicaid where for each uninsured you take one out of private insurance. if you let the states approach health care reform we can do it better than a washington, dc, based approach. in louisiana, we are reforming the charity hospital system and more will work in the private sector than any time in our history, with average incomes going church is the best solution, give people good-paying jobs and the ability to afford their own health care. >> an editorial, governor, criticized you this week for refusing to take $16 billion in aid, in funding, for medicaid, frommed with. i want

and they're just going to say he's passed the baton to her. and she, too -- because, listen.erations movements are just as toxic and the visceral rage of people as were those civil rights laws, as were bussing, as were the social changes like affirmative action. as were initially medicare. but now they are on medicare so they're not against that anymore. but the idea of this universal health care is another slide in their mind towards the horrible society and they'll say she's part of it too. >> it wouldn't have happened if they won the civil war too. anyway, thank you. a lot of changes we haven't liked. thank you for coming on. have a nice weekend, both of you. >>> up next, shutdown strategy. how republicans will try to get back in the game, if you will, after the devastating new polls by nbc and the wall street journal and how democrats will keep the pressure on if they're smart and tough enough. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. have sinus p, you feel...congested. beat down. crushed. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so yo

the baton is passed this week to apple and linkedin. the markets open this morning with a lot of positive energy. the dow starts trading about 120 points from its all time high. a 13 year high for the nasdac and that there is a record high for the s&p 500. for 2 weeks straight, gold closed higher. energy stocks were up friday though they posted a loss for the week. wholesale inventories and sales were up about a half a percent for august. the data are late due to the government shutdown. on the other hand business investment is slowing- a sign of waning confidence? commerce department data show business investment has stalled - a possible signal that business leaders have less confidence in future economic growth. a lot of traders spent the weekend raising glasses of champagne toasting the good times. let's talk to scott bauer, he's with trading advantage. scott, do you think it will continue when the markets open up later this morning? > >i think we're in this period again much like we were in the summertime where good news is good new

pilgrims dozens were also injured as huge crowds attended a religious festival reports a police used batons to restore order which caused an even greater panic a stampede began when a group playing the bridge was about to collapse in order to speed up queuing. explosions once again ripped through iraq official said he's thirty one people have died and dozens have been wounded blast took place in seven cities across the country mostly targeting crowded outdoor markets and bus stops one of them hit a gathering of mourners for the seventeen victims of saturday's attack is massive surge of violence has already claimed more than six thousand lives. thousands of protested in remaining are against plans to build europe's biggest goldmine. under the scheme four mountains will be razed to the ground inside used in the extraction process parliamentary vote is to take place in the next couple of weeks whether to greenlight the proposals the canadian firm behind the plan has been seeking permission for the last fourteen years saying it would create jobs and provide much needed foreign investment. this

police use baton and tear gas on around seven hundred animal rights activists in southern france clashes erupted during a protest against an upcoming bullfighting best style career this album in many towns in the south of france and dozens of schools offer toreador training. in madrid thousands have been protesting against the court ruling in favor of the separatist movement at last week the european court of human rights ordered spain to release a notorious member of the armed group still rio he had been jailed for her role in multiple bombings in the 1980's from the institute of democracy and cooperation says the strasburg court is doing exactly the opposite of what it's supposed to. it's incredible isn't it that a european court of human rights should intervene in this way to alleviate the sentence of the woman who has been convicted of the due process of the murder of more than twenty three people this woman is a mass murderer and the idea that a body the european court of human rights which was set up to safeguard citizens against the abuses that could be committed by states against

month after announcing that he would run for president long was shot in the louisiana state house in baton rouge on september eighth one thousand thirty five his bodyguards riddled the assassin with thirty bullets huey died two days later at the age of forty two. his last words were don't let me die i've got so much to do. controlled him again this is we gave them all and paul and after he owns them their own companies which have been treated as adversaries have become the sophisticated allies of the powers that be with the kingfish out of the way you oil companies power in that we see on a grew on a beta and they drilled wherever they wanted it's been a symbiotic relationship for about one hundred years where you have two massive employers the fisheries and they go and it's really become a part of louisiana's culture mississippi's culture that big oil needs to happen because it's what keeps the food on people's plates. in nineteen thirty eight the first offshore oil discovery in the gulf of mexico was the creole field near cameron louisiana they drilled in about twelve feet of water there

the stock's baton the story down 8.3%, however saying you better buy it.kness, they reiterated thereby reading. a neutral rating, $71 target. stuart: we hear you. if there was a bump. i think investors like janet yellen if she is going to print a whole bunch of money. charles: we knew it was going to be janet yellin. stuart: she has the sharp decline in the stock market, can we say that? the minimum wage battle wages on at the local level. the mayor of seattle now says he is open to raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour. yes, he is running for reelection. you think that is an election winner, charles? charles: ultra-progressive state. seattle has a implement rate 4.7%. the argument can't be made it will spur job creation. thei have microsoft of the worla fortuitous state. this is purely politics, not economics and something if other states look at the model, they would make a huge mistake. stuart: a lot of people support the idea of government telling employers you pay this. charles: redistribution of wealth. stuart: a professor at notre dame university

month after announcing that he would run for president long was shot in the louisiana state house in baton rouge on september eighth one thousand nine hundred thirty five his bodyguards riddled the assassin with thirty bullets huey died two days later at the age of forty two. his last words were don't let me die i've got so much to do. kill again this is we gave them all and paul and after he owns them they're all companies which say they've been treated as adversaries have become the sophisticated allies of the powers that be with the kingfish out of the way the oil companies power in that we see on a grew on a beta and they drilled wherever they wanted it's been a symbiotic relationship for about one hundred years where you have two massive employers the fisheries and big oil and it's really become a part of louisiana's culture mississippi's culture that big oil needs to happen because it's what keeps the food on people's plates. in nineteen thirty eight their first offshore oil discovery in the gulf of mexico was the creole field near cameron louisiana they drilled in about twelve feet

police broke into the apartment councilor of the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in the midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors called the police because of some reports of abuse which suit he says are absolutely not true and that just the words have not said anything about this and like i said we're still waiting to hear that that explanation of the incident but we do have to we action of the russian president on the incident take a listen. at the condition ensure you can see this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are we clarification an apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands are taking legal action against russia for the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise which sailed under the

month after announcing that he would run for president long was shot in the louisiana state house in baton rouge on september eighth one thousand nine hundred thirty five his bodyguards riddled the assassin with thirty bullets huey died two days later at the age of forty two. his last words were don't let me die i've got so much to do. kill again this is we gave them or would pull and after he owns them their own companies which have been treated as adversaries have become the sophisticated allies of the powers that be with the kingfish out of the way the oil companies power in that we see on a grew on a beta and they drilled wherever they wanted it's been a symbiotic relationship for about one hundred years where you have two massive employers the fisheries and big oil and it's really become a part of louisiana's called mississippi's culture that big oil needs to happen because it's what keeps the food on people's plates. in nineteen thirty eight the first offshore oil discovery in the gulf of mexico was the creole field near cameron louisiana they drilled in about twelve feet of water th

baton to force back a crowd of hundreds of protesters who were tailgated with powerful bombs demonstrators block roads and cars on fire at least forty people were arrested. so why exactly are environmentalist so concerned about this particular form of oil and gas extraction well here is how it was so take a look how it works they engineers need to drill down about a kilometer into shale rock formations and jaf water to crack them open and extract oil and gas to run a well millions of gallons of water combined with sand and camel coals and much of this water loaded with radioactive substances seeps back to the surface with a potential to get into lakes and rivers not to mention that poisonous foods can contaminate the soil and then comes air pollution that's highly potent greenhouse gases are released in the atmosphere environmental campaigner when asked as fracking has moved beyond the point of regulation. i'm here in solidarity with the people in so-called new brunswick make more people who are being accused of being violent throwing molotov cocktails as possible there's an unprovoked ele

fracking rage in canada the people who say no to the shell gas revolution but with pepper spray a batonas we look into why fracking continues unabated despite fears of its environmental and. crisis averted at least for now washington's dangerous and even irresponsible political circus has taken a time out with barack obama still standing however neither the president nor congress have much to be proud of none of the core issues at the heart of this deadlock have been dealt with washington gridlock issues like that can't be kicked down the road. in afghanistan a suicide bombers blown up a car outside a heavily fortified residential compound on the outskirts of the capital kabul a woman and up to four children were reportedly killed in the attack which was followed by an exchange of gunfire between guards and insurgents the country saying a surge in military attacks of late as nato forces prepare for that would draw in twenty fourteen times always presidential candidate in next year's election the country joins me now from kabul sir very pleased in the program this compound has been a top

status put him on the ground and hit him with a coat with a baton and took him to the police station where they held him for four and until until morning as so russian diplomats are saying without explaining anything later he was released me too but i do says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police like to so i ended the russian that we have the statement by the russian president who said you already call they don't like violation of international law take a listen. at the could be sure there sure you can speak on the ins this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are awaiting clarification on apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. day all the other issues causing tension between the countries. can't make the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense sleezy the netherlands are taking legal action against russia for the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise that is which sailed on to dodge a lot of russia has blasted the netherlands for having systemat

always more stories on our website for you including a toxic baton to trap anees government plan to take home the cleanup of the trigger she might need lead design step from the plant operator which means the expenses could now fall upon taxpayer has shelters. like david pearson tolls rock obama as ford's most influential man and they get the praise comes all the liberal does of radio made dictator cliche. right to. first strike. and i think the jury. on our reporters would. be and. it's emerged germany and the u.k. are deep and twigs behind brussels by over watering down a huge laws and return for helping weaken environmental regulations recent ones aid in save guarding the leeway enjoyed by bankers it's all drawing accusations of cynical disregard for the public good on his own or smyth reports. with friends like these who needs enemies david cameron for all his bluster would fall prefer to negotiate with the e.u. the nieve it all together and germany merkel is the linchpin that holds the entire project together and yet these two countries that are reportedly cutting a secret deal to p

clashes with police and several arrests and a new brunswick province riot squads use pepper spray and baton stay. four hours back a crowd of hundreds of protesters who were retail media which had four bombs demonstrators blog road cars on fire at least forty people were arrested. so why exactly are environmentalists so concerned about this particular form of oil and gas extraction well here's how it works the engineers need to drill deep down about a kilometer into shale rock formations and inject water to crack them open and extract oil and gas dry well you need millions of gallons of water combined with sand and callicles and much of this water loaded with radioactive substances returns to the surface where the potential to get into lakes and rivers not to mention the poisonous fluid can contaminate the soil and then comes air pollution as highly potent greenhouse gases are released in the atmosphere and spite of all that there are plenty of powerful interests termonde to push the case for shale as your political commentator and oil field expert in our crane explains when the governments

there was a real strong connection to the material that we were watching. [ heavy rock music ] [ batonsping to beat ] - i totally disagree with both of you. - why? i wanna know. - i thought the narrative worked really well with the music. i thought the music drove it really well. i thought the connections with the songs worked. - i felt that the story did work with the music, but i wanted it to be more integrated. i wanted more of it. i was expecting more like "the wall," with story with music behind it. and really, it is just a concert movie. if you go in expecting more than a concert movie, you're gonna be disappointed and probably a little bored. but if you understand that it's a concert movie - and a good one - you'll be entertained. - yea. - yea. and it stars dane dehaan, um, who's the only person acting in the movie. his name's trip in the movie, and... he trips out in the - in the narrative portion. how funny. he also trips on a skateboard. - right. is what he's seeing real or is it because of this mystery pill that he ingests?

police used baton and tear gas around seven hundred animal rights activists in southern france clashes erupted during a protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival spanish style our mannie towns in the south of france and dozens of schools offer toreador training. in madrid thousands have been protesting against a chord ruling in favor of the basque separatist movement last week the european court of human rights ordered spain to release and tore his member of our own group and as del rio and she had been in jail for her this way to alleviate the sentence of the woman who has been convicted of to due process of the murder of more than twenty three people this woman is a mass murderer and the idea that the european court of human rights which was set up to safeguard citizens against the abuses that could be committed by states against room citizens that such a body should now be as it were to beaning in favor of people who have themselves grossly abused the rights of citizens by murdering the. as a high cost of living puts a strain on more and more people in the u.k. manny embrace

department diplomatic status put him on the ground hit him with a baton and took him to the police station without explaining anything later he was released. they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors called the police. waiting to hear the explanation of the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense. greenpeace arctic sunrise. flag russia has blasted the netherlands for having systematically ignored russia's request to make the arctic sunrise stop illegal activity. in the arctic according to russia. more than here for a year and a half russia says all its warnings were ignored by the dutch and three weeks ago we know what happened to peace activists tried to. form and they were detained together with everyone on board the ship they are now facing charges because technically it was an attempt to seize the passport many russian foreign policy experts believe that the incident with the russian diplomat in the hague is related to the tension between the two countries with regard to the greenpeace activists. following their time to bulldog to go on a webs

number have been displaced within the country and always more stories on our website including a toxic baton companies government plans to take home the cleanup of the previous three minute grab disaster probably plants operate which means the expense could now fall up on taxpayers shoulders. and led him a priest in thomas barack obama also the most influential man of the yeah the praise comes with a liberal does all but the ready made dictator claim clichéd. right to. first strike. and i think the church. on the reformers would. be. whistleblower edward snowden is back on line but not leaking this time because his now an employee in russia let's now cross live to europe is going off for the details so you go over to you well according to a lawyer who's also been representing edward snowden in russia the former n.s.a. contractor will start working for a major russian website in the possibly even as soon as tomorrow in this department of technical support mr katrina didn't specify which web site exactly we do know that earlier russia's largest social networks contract he offered him a job as

in the south of france police have used the batons and tear gas on iran seven hundred animal rights activists clashes erupted during a protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival we're going to start already held in many towns and software in france and dozens of schools offer training. israeli air force has bombed missile launchers in the northern gaza strip just hours after palestinian militants they allegedly fired two rockets across the border israel menaces royal one launcher and another fell into the sea no injuries were reported tensions are flat despite an apparently concession from israel b. countries released a list of twenty six palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of a u.s. brokered deal aimed at restarting peace talks. in turkey police have fired tear gas and water cannon on a crowd of students outside a cordon uncorrupt where a police man accused of killing a demonstrator earlier this year it's been tried in two thousand protesters gathered to voice their anger over the course decision to let the officer tent hearings via video link local media say several people were

armed men who'll have forced their entry into his house he had received a blow on his head with a baton. lease allegedly have said that they had received information alleging that the price that the diplomat was mistreating his children afterwards the diplomat says he along with his children was taken into custody. and kept there for several hours now this story has reached the highest ranks of the russian government the russian president wasn't reacting in this way to the situation let's have a listen. at the gate and i'm sure you can see. this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are awaiting clarification an apology and punishment of those responsible our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. and of course you can imagine that the ministry of foreign affairs of russia is also outraged in fact they have given the netherlands until six pm moscow time to provide adequate explanations as to the situation now this comes against the backdrop of already strained relations between them and between moscow and the hague in amsterdam in lieu of the recent developmen

after using stun guns, pepper spray and batons, police managed to subdue barker. >>> an incredible collisionhat was caught on camera. watch and listen. that will wake you up. the truck carrying those big pipes, you saw them go flying. they got stuck on the track a few minutes before the train crashed into it. the driver jumped out. no one was injured. but the truck got pushed half a mile down the tracks. incredible, right? >> oh, yeah. wow. one more time. >> let's look at that. didn't think that might derail the train. but nope. >> everybody's okay. >>> time for sports. the cardinals making a return to the national league championship series. >> here's neil and stan with all the highlights. >> good morning, america. i'm stan verrett. >> i'll neil everett. i'm undressed. good morning. >> get yourself together. we have highlights to do. >> oh, what a game. >> big baseball highlights. >> what a game that was wednesday in st. louis, between the pirates and the cardinals. pirates trying to win their first, you know, postseason series since the millard fillmore administration. off derek cole, the

clashes with police and several arrests in the new brunswick province riot squads used pepper spray and batons to. force back a crowd of hundreds of protesters here it's really needed was a path well by demonstrators block roads and said cars and fire at least forty people were arrested. so why exactly are environmentalist so concerned about this particular form of oil and gas extraction well here's how it works. the engineers need to drill down about a kilometer into the shale rock formations and inject water to correct them open and extract oil and gas to rot a well you need millions of gallons of water combined with sand and camels and much of this water loaded with radioactive substances returns to the surface with the potential to get into wakes and rivers not to mention the poisonous floyd can contaminate the soil and then comes air pollution as a highly potent greenhouse gases are released in the atmosphere why would you know talk to. she's an anti fracking campaigner from britain i don't frak free group but as thanks so much for joining us here on r.t. well let's take a look at the sit

in baton rouge, the malloys were in the process of buying a bigger home for their family of seven when their loan was stalled due to the shutdown. they were forced to get a new mortgage which cost them an additional $10,000. >> that will be the christmas present. they get a new set of bunk beds and new bedding or something else for the house instead of some big gifts unwrapped. >> reporter: more than gifts, jessica moss will miss her family this holiday. furloughed this month, her grand parents can't afford to visit, special when i another budget cut in january. >> those are memories. my husband's side of the family handle even seen our youngest son yet. and it will be even longer until they get to finally meet him. >> reporter: a gift they'll never get back. nbc news, new york. >> we turn to the crisis in syria where for the second time in as many days, a suicide bomber struck a government shut point, killing at least 37 people. it came as there was increasing talk about a peace conference aimed at ending syria's long civil war. the fortune correspondent has been following development

into miss about ideas apartment ignored his diplomatic status put him on the ground hit him with a baton and took him to the police station without explaining anything later he was released and says they broke into his apartment under the pretext that the neighbors called the police like i said we're still waiting to hear the dutch explanation of these new moon because if we get it we'll of course bring our viewers that now give us an update on the other issue causing tension between the two countries already. that's right kevin the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands are taking legal action against russia greenpeace ship arctic sunrise which sailed on to the dutch flag but russia has blasted the netherlands for having systematically ignored russia's request to make the arctic sunrise stop illegal activity near the russian oil platforms in the arctic according to russia it's been going on for more than a year for a year and a half russia says all its warnings were ignored by the dutch and three weeks ago we know what happened greenpeace act

dutch police broke into miss about ideas or russian diplomats apartment in the hague hit him with a baton ignored his diplomatic and they they took him to the police station where they held him for four hours having ignored his diplomatic status and without explaining anything later he was released and missed the boat i dean says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors called the police now dutch authorities have not said anything about this but mr bardhan says that. they they. they said that the neighbors. suspected that there was and there were the children in the apartment where it was but he said it is it is absolutely ridiculous and he said that that. is just not the case and like i said we're still waiting to hear the dutch explanation of the incident. but but we do have the russian president's reaction to the incident and here is what he said. if it could be should ensure you can see this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are we clarification an apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will

hundred others also injured as huge crowds attended the religious festival reports say police battalion batons to restore order which caused an even greater panic a stampede started when a group claimed the bridge was about to collapse in order to speed up queuing. in iraq at least forty two people killed dozens wounded in multiple bomb attacks across the country most of the blasts happening in a busy market and bus stations not clear yet who was behind the killings militant groups including out carried out similar attacks in the past according to the u.n. more than five thousand people have been killed the militant attacks this year alone. elliptic torch has started its long journey from moscow to sochi and the two thousand and fourteen winter games the flame embarked on a four month relay covering more than sixty five thousand kilometers across russia and space in greece it was then taken to russia by plane last sunday as a score to read square by a two hundred strong cavalcade of bikers president putin personally lit the ceremonial cauldron kicking off the rally relay rather the torch then

fracking raging canada the people who say no to the shale gas revolution and met with pepper spray a batonas we look into why fracking continues unabated despite phase of its environmental impact. i. i. well. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. right to see. first strike. and i think that your. reporters. in afghanistan a suicide bomb was blown up a car outside a heavily fortified residential compound on the outskirts of the capital kabul the woman and up to four children reportedly killed in the attack which was followed by an exchange of gunfire between gods and insurgents diode sultanzoy is a presidential candidate in next year's election in the country he told me a lack of government controls to blame for the recent increase in attacks. i'm afraid the increase has been very very evident in the past few months mr karzai is not leaving an afghanistan that will be remembered as a stable afghanistan and afghanistan that our government has public support a government that has been able to attack bigger problems the people are s

country's capital so when they were attacked by anti-gay protesters riot police used tear gas and baton is against the mob which responded with firecrackers and stones the nation's government recently passed a bill against all forms of sexual discrimination as part of its bid for you membership. russia's first ever winter olympics will open in just one hundred ten days it's symbol of the games torch has been making its way across the country the latest destination for the relay a total of fourteen thousand people will carry the torch as it travels across almost all of russia on route to sochi it will be the longest ever torch relay in the history of the winter games the flame is still got a long journey ahead before it can illuminate the opening ceremony. lympics february seventh it will get down to the bottom of the world's deepest lake by call and also reach the summit of europe's highest mountain. after the break we take a look at one of the worst oil spills in history that's coming your way stay with us. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of th