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we were invited to dissipate in the conference and visit thousands of worshipers in the capital citya and visit with leaders involved in the congress. it was an amazing experience to be with religious leaders from all over the world in the palace of independence. hstan in central asia. "this is america" is brought to you by -- the national education foundation. the league of arab states, representing 300 million people in 22 countries. the rotondaro family trust. the embassy series, uniting people through musical diplomacy, representing international artists in diplomatic settings. ventana productions and distribution services. kazakhstan, with the leaders of world traditions, i was able to speak to the chairman for the agency of religious affairs. >> it is good to see you once again. the agency for religious affairs. tell me about this. >> the agency was set up september 11, 2001. we have involved 50 specialists in our agency, and we also have centers on the organizational thet and they deal with form and the congress and the other is on research. we also study all sorts of religiou

. >>> and the smash pop band, capital cities, in our studios this morning.as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> katy perry right there this morning. wishing everybody a good morning. we're going to hear her reveal the winner of the katy perry "roar" contest. this is going to be a hard one to pick. they were all so great. katy narrowed them down. all of the hundreds of submissions that came in. the five finalists. and we're going to find out who won in a little bit from katy perry. and, sam, going to be there next friday. >> unbelievable. look how happy katy is. unbelievable that it's going to take two weeks to make this happen. this friday, to make the announcement. next friday that we're going to be live at whatever school. you can see them all right there. all live this morning. and next friday, october 25th. >> yeah. >> totally. >> the lyrics, that's an amazing song. i can't stop singing it in my head. it's on my workout list. they took the lyrics and really made them theirs. epic videos that really help kids and make kids think. >> and we have deeja

now into syria and a fresh round of heavy fighting around the capital city of damascus on wednesday rebels blew up an oil pipeline plunging much of the nation including damascus in the darkness meanwhile today government forces recaptured rebel strongholds around the syrian capital city and have begun cutting off supply routes to other rebel camps near bought party's policy here is on the ground in syria with more on the plight of one town in southern syria there's a report this is young will sell to damascus ten months ago it was home to one point two million palestinians today tempest seemed to remain the price of worry now it's acute. for its divided family and pitted brother against brother. lee betrayed and we cannot trust them anymore eight days ago abu movie and his wife came home for ten long months they'd lived on the streets not once giving up the hope they'd return this is one way to be and the will come we are coming to kill you bashar scribbled on the walls. whatever happens i will not leave my house again i would like to destroy the us and build them again it could not be wor

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. >> peter greste is in the capital city of somalia, mogadishu, with details of saturday's raid by u.s. navy seals. >> officially we don't have new information beyond the acknowledgment from the pentagon that its troops were involved in the raid on al barawe on saturday morning, and that they missed the intended target. unofficially sources tell us that it was seal team six, the same unit responsible for killing osama bin laden in 2011. the intended target was saleh ali saleh nabhan, the leader of al-shabab, who our sources tell us was believed to be in the seaside house. al-shabab said there was no senior commanders there, and only one of its guards was killed in the operation. in the attack. al-shabab says that they were anticipating this operation and that seems to be confirmed by the fact that it was largely unsuccessful - the fact that al-shabab fought off one of the world's most elite special forces units. >> and as we mentioned the other raid happened 4,000 miles away in libya. that is where a suspected al qaeda member was the target. the target was abu anas al liby, who was wan

. >> reporter: air pollution in china, including the capital city hit unsafe levels earlier this month. beijing has taken measures to cut the pollutant pm 2.5 by more than 25% by 2017. the plan includes the construction of a thermal power plant using natural gas instead of coal. they will also introduce eco friendly commuter buses. a tokyo environmental official explained what they have done to combat air pollution over the last 50 years. pollution caused by factory smoke and car exhaust in tokyo started to be a problem in the 1960s. it followed the country's rapid economic growth. citizen groups filed lawsuits against the government and car manufacturers, saying the pollution damaged their health. the government of tokyo introduced strict regulations for diesel vehicles in 2003. officials banned any buses or trucks that exceeded the standards from being on the streets. there are more than 80 monitoring posts in tokyo, checking air quality. officials say the pm 2.5 has dropped 55% in ten years. in the meeting, a tokyo environment official said they want to share their experiences with

our quest began in the capital city of manila a metropolis with a population of twelve million. do the people of the philippines want this kind of product have all the respect identified or are people afraid of unforeseen side effects that might occur when store shelves are filled with a genetically modified version of their most important basic food stuffs. were stuck in our hotel for weeks we've been in touch with the authorities but now that we're here they don't want to see us why not are they afraid we'll ask unpleasant questions. the erie also stops communicating with us while we're still in switzerland we had arranged to film the next harvest of the golden rice but one month before the appointed time our request was rejected they carry won't tell us why where perplexed. the inventor of this miracle rice ingle put frankness has lived and worked in switzerland for many years he is dedicated to the idea of harnessing unpopular genetic technology and using it to help people so that there is ever since i first started working i've tried to ensure that my words benefits the wor

more than 50 people are dead, more than 100 injured in a string of car bombings across iraq's capital citythe shiia tained, archeologists combing through construction sides are defining a trove of realics if the from the city's past. a look at the treasures being pounds. >> a part of everyday life, road blocks but several blocks, the past and present have collided. over the last few years, maintenance with heavy machinery has been periodically interrupted to make way for more delicate work. >> working toward the east river, we knew there was a possibility of the findings some artifac artifacts. >> that's why we hired a team to assist us to work with us. >> a top team of archeologists has been called in to help preserve an era long gone. >> they have been wiping the dirt off of thousands of realics buricked several meters below the city. some dating back 250 years. >> we are getting a sense of how new york city was developed, how the city was built, how people were living in the 18th, 19th century, how some things are very similar, they stay the same and, also, how things have changed throu

strong typhoon francisco is affecting the southwestern islands of japan from the capital city of okinawa we have this footage. this is footage at of 6:00 a.m. all ferry services to and from the areaave been cancelled. residents are evacuated to brace for the continuous heavy rain from the francisco. stormy condition also linger into saturday. we're expecting waves of about 10 meters with gusts nearly 180 kilometers per hour across the south western islands of japan. the system is now moving at a slow pace. that means it's in the process of changing its direction. francisco will likely pass south of japan into the weekend and it could get close to the canto region on saturday. the islands are already seeing torrents of heavy rain. 250 millimeters of rain has been observed and still up to 200 millimeters and up to 300 millimeters for s shchhikuku. and a violent typhoon packing wind gusts of over 300 kilometers and tornado like conditions are happening near the center of the storm and it could get close to the islands into tomorrow as a very strong typhoon. so lots of stormy conditions here

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our quest began in the capital city of manila a metropolis with a population of twelve million. do the people of the philippines want this kind of product have all the respect identified or are people afraid of unforeseen side effects that might occur when store shelves are filled with a genetically modified version of their most important basic food stuffs. were stuck in our hotel for weeks we've been in touch with the authorities but now that we're here they don't want to see us why not are they afraid we'll ask unpleasant questions. to erie also stops communicating with us while we're still in switzerland we had arranged to film the next harvest of the golden rice but one month before the appointed time our request was rejected they carry won't tell us why where perplexed. the inventor of this miracle rice ingle put trying to use has lived and worked in switzerland for many years he is dedicated to the idea of harnessing unpopular genetic technology and using it to help people so i had to do this ever since i first started working i've tried to ensure that my words benefits t

least 39 people are dead and more than 120 injured in the string of car bombings crosses iraq's capital city. this is happening in the shiia neighborhoods. they are being targeted. all this weekend, al jazeera america is looking into the increasing number of people around the world willing to risk everything for a better life. the u.n. says not since 1994 have there been so many refugees. war remains the number 1 cause. the u.n. says more than half of all ref jeez come from afghanistan,rage, syria, somalia and sedan. afghanistan tops the list. the majority, afghans in pakistan and iran. seeking a better life abroad is filled with many difficulties as you can imagine, often dangerous and cramped conditions and along the way, refugees may face extortion and abuse. recent ship wrecks have killed hundreds of migrants. that puts more pressure on european leaders but the danger hasn't stopped people from trying to reach europe's shores. barnaby phillips reports. horrible things have been happening to migrants trying to get to europe. tell us about that. >> yes. it's really just a quirk of geograph

capital the price of room. here. in the devastated syrian city of yarmouk and every day battlefield for families who refuse to leave their homes. and a very well welcome to all seeing twenty four hour news live from moscow my name is you national power top story now. the scandal around allegations the u.s. is spying on its european allies is snowballing with germany becoming the second country this week demanding a full explanation from washington a fresh wave of indignation was spawned by claims the n.s.a. was monitoring the follow on conversations of chancellor merkel south of the show no reports now on the potential consequences if the grave breach of trust is proven between the close allies. the statement from the foreign ministry that alerted us that the german the us ambassador to germany had been summoned stress the fact that foreign minister vest developer would be meeting with him in person now usually a junior diplomat would have taken a meeting like this but the german side wanting to get to the bottom of these allegations is as quickl

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paradise because because it's the capital city get inside and out space it is from the outside they think crazy expensive to visit the child support system isn't very reliable and people are very rude it might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become not quite so awful. and another wall news this hour three people including two police officers have been killed in a suicide car bombing in eastern afghanistan apparently targeted a police compound the blast struck its main entrance are going searches have been increasing that tox as foreign forces withdraw from the country. militias how washed through the streets of the libyan city of benghazi they were chanting and waving banners in support of suspected terrorist abu anas al libi it was seized last week by american forces for his alleged involvement in the bombings of two this is in africa is believed the u.s. led operation provoked the kidnapping of prime minister leaves a done earlier this week has been accused of collaborating with wash

mummies, one adult and one child, squatting and wrapped in rope, unearthed during a dig outside the capital city of lima. the remains are thought to be more than 1,000 years old. researchers believe the adult died first, then the child was possibly buried alive as an offering to the gods. researchers also discovered other offerings, including the remains of guinea pigs and jars with designs of cats. the discoveries were made at an ancient religious complex being excavated for more than 30 years now. 70 tombs have been uncovered there. >>> we want to take a closer look at a story that broke a couple of days ago, the capture of two americans off the coast of nigeria by armed pirates. the incident occurred in the gulf of guinea. global business implications because nigeria is africa's leading oil producer and a major supplier of cocoa and metals. we're joined by the founder and head of sea level maritime risk. there's a lot in the air about somalia and piracy partly because of the movie "captain phillips" and somalia's on the east side of africa. what are the parallels and the dissimilarities when

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paris ice because because it's the capital city get inside and out if it is from the outside they. incredibly expensive to visit trying to make it very reliable and people are very real it might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become you know why it's so powerful. now and of course we have plenty more stories online so here's a quick taste of what's that r.t. dot com at the moment. well you know. luckily the driver of this truck managed to get out just minutes before trying smashed into it in drive did along the trunk you can check out the video and find out exactly what happened. channel. underspending areas go this was a pretty big one by an authority her i would get it right the vatican's withdrawn series of papal commemorative medals which celebrate things that's rather than jesus we have the full story at our table. right. first really. and i think. on our reporters. well the government has shut itself down so truckers decided to shutdown the capitol in response they got behind the

to say on a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of course because it's the capital city get inside and out if it is from the outside say it's unclear if you get expensive to visit the child. to make them very reliable and people are very good might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become no white so. let's hope the weather picks up there to some international news in britain thirty four people have been confirmed dead the boat carrying african migrants capsized in the mediterranean sea most of the approximately two hundred who were on board have been rescued by a multinational talian ship supported by helicopters in a similar incident last week more than three hundred people mostly from era three and somalia drowned near the italian island of lampedusa after. militias marched in the streets dawn in the libyan city of benghazi they were chanting and waving banners in support of abu anas al la by a man seized by american forces and accused of being involved in the bombings of two embassies in africa the protesters denounced the

capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz fa

in the capital city this year, they called in drone strikes. the founder of a company calleded goosebusters, he buzzed them with remote control helicopters. he stays well clear so they don't get hurt, but they want no part of the swooping aircraft. >> by gently harassing them or scaring them, they fly off to another area and get to the area where they're not harassed and all the colleagues will follow them. >> so far it's working. fewer birds are coming, beach-goers play in pristine sands while steve's chopper patrols nearby. >> i think it's a fabulous idea to bring the kids to the beach like this and have it clean. no birds bothering you when you try to eat, and we're not harming the birds at all. >> reporter: next year air patrols could happen over other waterfront parks now plagued by birds if thes city councilors improve. there's global interest in goosebusters. >> we get calls across the state and from europe about this. it's something that a lot of major cities have problems with it, and hopefully we've found a resolution for it. >> repor

washington monument and the capitol dome, the two most dramatic and visible structures in our capital city, will both be covered up at the same time. last time it was fixed during ike's presidency back in 1959. and, of course, it goes way back. there it is, visible in the background, under construction, during abe lincoln's first inaugural. >>> and beneath the capitol dome, present day, in the house chamber today, a rare honor afforded to very few in our history, specifically those who serve as speaker of the house. in memory of former speaker, tom foley, who died last week, today the speaker's chair and desk were draped in black, the gavel resting upon it. his portrait was also draped in black. foley was a democrat from washington state, proud of his work as a conciliator. let's just say he served in a different era. >>> another raft of apple products was rolled out today. in keeping with their plan to make you think your device, which seemed perfectly cool yesterday, is no longer adequate. beginning with the ipad air and mini, with sleek new bevelled edges, new macs are out, as well, som

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paradise because because it's the capital city get inside and out space it is from the outside they it's incredibly expensive to visit the transport system isn't very reliable and people are very rude it might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become not quite so awful. and i was so wild news in brief this hour thirty four people have been confirmed dead after a boat carrying african migrants capsized in the mediterranean sea most of the approximately two hundred who were on board hospital rescued by maltese and italian ships supported by helicopters in a similar incident last week more than three hundred people mostly from every tree and somalia drowned near the italian island of lampedusa. militants militias a marsh in the streets said dawn in the libyan city of benghazi they were chanting and waving banners in support of. a man seized by american forces under key used of being involved in the bombings of two embassies in africa the protesters denounce the u. us raid which led to the c

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paradise because because it's the capital city it gets inside and out is it is from the outside say it's incredibly expensive to visit the child. one system isn't very reliable and people are very relieved it might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become no flights or full kaiser report coming your way next stay with us here on our team. you know it's getting old trying to beat the war drums to invade iran i think the let's invade iran talk has been going on since i was in college to keep the saber rattling rolling israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declared in front of the un that iran is building nuclear weapons that could hit new york in three to four years no he said new york obviously he is trying to spook a certain country with nuclear destruction the delegates from namibia were probably unmoved sadly this time netanyahu failed to bring a funny cartoon bomb picture with him like in his two thousand and twelve un speech in which he also warned the world about the threat of a

the capital city of damascus was plunged into darkness there were also huge parts of aleppo in the north and the west of the country that were in blackout after rebels hit a gas pipeline not far from damascus that supplies power to the south of the country by all accounts this does seem as if it was a well planned orchestrated effort that had been in the making for quite some time there was also a military checkpoint in the west that came under fire there were casualties there there was also a church in the town of dumas that was bombed this is in addition to the two main squares in damascus these are the squares of my dad and other c.n.n. and they were also hit by mortar shells not i visited the town of young walk which is on the front line from where i filed this report. this is young walk south damascus ten months ago it was home to one point two million palestinians today ten percent remain the price of world peace so it's acute here where it's divided family and put her brother against brother. lee betrayed we cannot trust them anymore eight days ago abu movie and his wife came home

days ago armed rebels posted a warning online that they would drain mortar shells down on the capital city of damascus and since then almost every hour with one cannot be sure since reading over one of these syrian artillery the mood here in damascus is extremely tense i can tell you that can call a lot and senator and then they're going to say just a week ago. now the man who helped n.s.a. leaker edward snowden reveal his secrets quits his job rang greenwald says he is turning on the guardian newspaper to set up his old news outlet funded by and even a billionaire. stories online for you. and pilgrim so throw stones at a pillar represents satan as festival gets underway go to our site to see the photos as hundreds of thousands of muslims iran in mecca. and a blast from the past the largest piece of meat here i had yet to be recovered is fished out of a lake in central russia after it blazed a trail across the russian sky earlier this year the full video is on our t.v. dot com. now russia has expressed regret over an attack on a dutch diplomat in moscow and he was tied up and assaulted in

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paradise because because it's the capital city it get inside and out is it is from the outside they . you know if you went to visit trying to make it very reliable and people are very rude might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become no white. on air and online here's a taste of what we've got. loads. luckily the driver of this truck managed to get just minutes before trying smashed into it and drive did along the trunk you can check out the video and find out exactly what happened. under spending hours ago this was put in one by an authority you would get it right the vatican's withdrawn a series of papal commemorative medals which celebrate. rather than jesus we've got the full story. well the government has shut itself down so hundreds of truckers decided to shut down the capitol in response they got behind the wheel in protest and cited washington to clog up the traffic on interstates the hosts of prime interest reports. tucker's ride for the constitution is a deep rooted grass roo

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paradise because because it's the capital city get inside and out space it is from the outside they think crazy expensive to visit the transport system isn't very reliable and people are very rude it might just be possible for london to pick up its behavior in the next ten years and become not quite so awful. nora smith reporting from a city quite literally under a cloud but it's not all gloomy news online where we've got some stunning video clued in of this. blaze but the good news luckily the driver of the truck managed to get out just minutes before train smashed into it and dragged it along the tracks you can check out the full video and find out exactly what happened and where you tube channel. plus six hundred million skype users worldwide could have been snoop told by the n.s.a. from one european country that's not willing to put up with it wants to challenge the internet giant. please write the scene. first trip. and i think that you're. on a reporter's. instrument. could be and. i'm talking obviously about edward snowden

days ago armed rebels posted a warning online that they would drain mortar shells down on the capital city of damascus and since then almost every hour with one can either hear all sorts exploding or the rumble of the syrian artillery the mood here in damascus is extremely tense i can tell you that people are a lot and then they were say just a week ago. families are used to watching their children grow up and fly the nest in greece so getting caught are seeing parents having to take work abroad and leave their kids behind as andrew farmer has been finding out. on the surface and from a distance a hill it looks like a normal time in northern greece but if you look more closely you'll find things a very different afternoon the times central square children play but in the background a much older generation is looking on here grandparents take the role of parents who've left the time to find work abroad over half of achilles one hundred children are brought up in this way fourteen year old ana maria is one of them this guy take them all here boy but if i understand my parents left to find a

south of the country the pipeline is near the airport which is around twenty kilometers from the capital city damascus residents saying that they heard a massive explosion they heard heavy machine gun fire and they also saw a fire at the international airport one resident saying and i'm quoting now that the whole city just went dark the government has blamed rebels for this attack that cause them terrorists the fighting on the ground is continuing however and one of the fallouts of this conflict is that it many situations it is putting brother against brother this is young work cell to damascus ten months ago it was home to one point two million palestinians today ten percent seem to remain the price of world peace so it's a q. tip here where it's divided families and put her brother against brother. lee betrayed and we cannot trust them anymore eight days ago abu movie and his wife came home for ten long months they'd lived on the streets not once giving up the hope they'd return this is what way to be and the world come we are coming to kill you bashar scribbled on the walls. whatever happe

a day like today why london might not be everyone's idea of paris ice because because it's the capital city get inside and out if it is from the outside say it's . i think it's a chance to make very reliable and people are very might just be hopeful for london. its behavior in the next ten years because no white. international news in brief twenty seven people have been confirmed dead after a boat carrying african migrants capsized in the mediterranean sea to be approximately two hundred who were on board have been rescued by maltese italian ship forty by helicopters in a similar incident last week more than three hundred people mostly from era trade in somalia drowning of the italian island of lampedusa other militias marched in the streets dawn in the libyan city of benghazi they were chanting and waving banners in support of. a man sees by american forces in the key to being involved in the bombings you see where embassies in africa the protesters denounce the u.s. raid which led to the capture and accuse prime minister ali zeidan of collaborating in the abduction of the libyan citizen d