the battle of tours. and lasted forty nine days one of the bloodiest battles in the turning point. to. the burning. wealthy british soil. let's go. to the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy because the reports on our. list gone with the wind most of the fires have been extinguished in the moscow region but the battle isn't full swing in other parts of the country despite a dramatic drop in temperatures a record breaking heat wave earlier this month sparked thousands of one fires which killed dozens of people and covered the capital in a blanket of toxic swan. all talk and no action the nicaraguan president says washington's promises of change are falling flat criticizing the government for what he calls an aggressive policy and constant meddling he claims latin america is ready to face and resists such interventions and calls on his counterparts to stand up to the us. and punch to stardom as the u.s. and graces new cultural symbols in the face of outrageous reality stars some americans fear or fear rather it's trashing the country's image abroa

the battle of tours. lasted forty nine to one of the money used to live in the turning point of. the burning. on our. keep. listening to the thinking. welcome back to cross talk i'm curious about the tree mind you were talking about the privacy and social networks. limited. by before with see how popular such websites are among russians like everywhere else in the world russia too is dealing with the online privacy versus public transparency issue the internet age has made it possible for people to find thousands of forums full socializing information can be shared lie of websites and social networks more rapidly than ever before but russians are not yet convinced of social networking xm merits a recent poll conducted by russian public opinion research center found that fifty two percent of russians own live use social networks thirty five percent said they do not through percent said they had given up spending time on social networking sites back to cuba. ok christina before we went to the break we were talking about the usage of information and i gave up the i gave the example

the number of dead in russia as heat waves rises since two tunes firefighters step up to battle as wildfires in most areas contaminated after his tour noble tungsten moscow has been engulfed in a cloud of smog making it very hard to breathe some flights have been destroyed. hiroshima calls for a nuclear free world as it marks sixty five years since the atomic bomb which destroyed the city more than one hundred forty thousand people died in the blast of radiation poisoning after you and strong the bomb. and as the new polish president promised well not all skill is sworn in but late leader left to chance to come into the picture hundreds of people gathered on the presidential palace protest against the moving of a memorial cross builds in his own. time now for an update on the world of sports kate joins us with the work that's been day for russia's quads in european football hina said yes the choice for the champions league and you're right for me playoffs has taken place which means the four russian sides have drawn plus all the other big names that's coming up next. hello and welcome to the sports news here from moscow and here are

of tonight's "weekend journal: the battle in omit's 16." >> we bash all our metal. we paint all our metal. >> reporter: congressman bporks cheri is touring a manufacturing plant in north canton, ohio, where the number one issue is jobs. the unemployment rate in this district has almost doubled. he is campaigning for reelection in a district whose republican routes go back to president william mccunly and where president obama lost to john mccain in 2008. >> at the end of the day my constituents vote are for me to be their congressman. they don't vote for the president. >> glor: this company making circuit breakers for rail lines has created 135 new jobs but that is only a fraction of the thousands jobs lost when hoover appliances pulled out years ago. >> u.s. steel, u.s. manufacturing. this is what i like to hear. >> glor: but he hears a lot about the challenges facing small businesses, especially their rising health insurance premiums. >> another 15%. so that's 46% in three years. that's outrageous. >> reporter: but he supported the president's health reform bill because he says it should increase access to care and cut costs. >> it see

battle the spread of drugs and terrorism. fuel starts flowing into iran's first nuclear energy russian built react to operating under the eye of the atomic watchdog. the government says a tour of the final say on the fate of the suspected russian arms trafficking to boot off of bangkok appeals court ordered his extradition to the u.s. . the home team is hoping to score big week for inspectors refusing to bring the football world cup to russia unfastening in two thousand and twenty two we need the star also the future. joins us on a journey to russia's white seacoast see how will this help preserve their lifestyle for generations. for costing life in the heart of the russian capital your watching our weekly news review fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi present on the videos of afghanistan pakistan and tajik to stop discussed how to stabilize the troubled region. reports. what a lovely bridge yes i would wish for the world yes and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi.

battle on to assert their fight for their right to speak in the country whose laws and the forty's they say failed to protect them. next let's take you to the millennium old city of. continued to tour of moscow's golden ring. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in europe a process through many major russian cities such as q sansa modest and volgograd. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the year and as an outpost the principal is the overall story . centuries later. second largest city and first time during the polish invasion of russia in six hundred twelve it was the unofficial capital of russia. today the city has a population of over six hundred thousand it's an important heritage site and off to moscow and st petersburg it's one of the main tourist

of that done two, three, four or more tours here, it's time to exhale. >> immense relief. all over for us. >> and time to celebrate. for iraq security forces still battlingtimes daily insurgent explosions, the struggle continues. there are still 59,000 american troops in iraq with a goal of reducing that number to 50,000 by the end of the month. >> john, thanks very much. >> it's 6:32. back here at home, the 39th military police brigade stationed in folsom returned home from iraq last week after severing 11 months. bringing dean general says it seem unbelieve blg the mission in iraq is over but he believes it's about time. he says the mission in the last year was to prepare the iraqi security forces tactically and technically to protect their own people and country. >> and i feel very comfortable as i leave or as i left that they had reached those capabilities. they can do what they need to do technically and tactically. politically is a different issue. a lot of what police do in a local community is driven by politics. it's driven by community standards. and they have a ways to go. >> general courier says his troops will be helping to secure the califo

fighters there 250 firefighters out there battling the flames they are using three helicopters and seven bulldozers appeared to fight the fires well its tour of yesterday afternoon you can see where it is as we zoom in on its near mount diablo. known as a curry fired curry canyon road is still closed because of it. there are structures threatened but they have been able to protect them no evacuation orders have been placed. a live look outside the conditions are dry it is still out there there's a big difference we are looking at lower temperatures today nautical done yet that's to come later. >> the curry fire bringing warm temperatures up to triple digits. still wind and humidity is low as well. temperatures in the '60s seeing some '70s out there as well upper 60s through oakland and hayward down and to mount you san jose low '70s mid- 70s through fremont as we head into the afternoon as darya mentioned cooling it down ever so slightly is owned locations a little more and others. santa rosa getting down to 991 03 fairfield the peninsula is where we will feel the cool down today comfortable 82 for san francisco getting into the 90s in redwoo

battling extreme heat, trapped underground, the miners appear shirtless but they still smile and wave with gusto. they give a tour of their tight corridors for the whole world to see. it's a rare glimpse at what life is like for the men trapped 22 days in a 600-square-foot chamber. some gather around this table to play dominos, a welcome distraction from the waiting that may last until their expected christmas rescue still four months away. up at the surface loved ones gather at what is being called camp hope where they've sent messages and snacks down this small tube just four inches in diameter and that tube will act as a life line for the miners. health officials say each miner has already lost an average of 20 pounds but the 33 miners must stay fit to survive and when they climb through a 22-inch-wide shaft now being built for their rescue. in the meantime, it's messages like these that will give loved ones waiting above a burst of new hope. a hope that resonates down below as the miners sing chile's national anthem. officials say the miners seemed calm when they were told that rescue may still be four months aw