its first post war presidential elections the results of which were later canceled by the central election commission of violations now the new elections are now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth and earlier on thursday police. security services have raided sure of his house in the capital of south sudan during that three driver herself conscious and she's now in the hospital being treated for a minor stroke and she is now according to the. interim authorities she is the main reason for these unexpected a raid of george's house was to bring her in for questioning to the prosecutor's office. so world news in very few this hour in the dooars the government has struck a deal with five of the country's largest banks to settle claims of a pool but a home seizure is the banks have agreed to pay out twenty five billion dollars to clients who have either had their houses repast or are in danger of losing them millions of people in america lost their homes in the mortgage crisis that sparks the two thousand and eight global financial meltdown. a. cargo ship cruise off the ukrainian coast have had

city held its first post war presidential elections the results of later cancelled by the central election commission of violations of the new elections are now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth earlier thirty's the police security services have read the jurors house in the capital of south sudan there are also reports that during that three. herself conscious she's now believed to be in the hospital being treated for a minor stroke and she is now according to the. interim authorities she is the main reason for these unexpected a raid of george's house was to bring her in for questioning to the prosecutor's office. and some world news in brief for you this sounds a criminal court in the mold it having should and arrest warrant for ousted president mohamed nasheed this comes a day after the leader was among dozens injured one riot police used against protesters arrested. ousting resulted from a police mutiny and popular protest over a controversial decision to arrest a top drudge claims he was forced to resign at gunpoint promises to return to office. tell us troops have killed thirteen ku

the russian central election commission denied his bid to register as a presidential candidate. the commission cited invalid signatures in his application as the reason. >> translator: lists of signatures are more than just pieces of paper. they represent people's desires and wishes. the refusal to register someone as a candidate is a foolish decision that ignores the people's will. >> reporter: participants in saturday eess rally says russia's government is trying to exclude liberal politicians from the race. in order to smooth putin's re-election. >> translator: i want to see a fair election that brings politics in the real sense of the word to this country. putin must go. >> reporter: there is no end in sight to the protests against vladimir putin. the prime minister has made some attempts to quell the outpouring of public anger. but opponents aren't satisfied. it remains to be seen how far the protesters will go in the run-up to election day. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post-march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives

on january 27th, the russian central election commission denied his bid to register as a presidential candidate. the commission cited invalid signatures in his application as the reason. >> translator: lists of signatures are more than just pieces of paper. they represent people's desires and wishes. the refusal to register someone as a candidate is a foolish decision that ignores the people's will. >> reporter: participants in saturday's rally claim russia's government is trying to exclude liberal politicians from the presidential race in order to smooth putin's re-election. >> i want toe see a fair election that brings politics in the real sense of the word in this country. putin must go. >> reporter: there is no end in sight to the protests against putin. the prime minister has made some attempts to quell the outpouring of public anger. it remains to be seen how far the protests will go in the run up to election day. >> joining us now from moscow is our reporter. she's been covering the developments in russia. it's clear that opposition to putin remains strong ahead of next month's

on january 27th, the russian central election commission denied his bid to register as a presidential candidate. the commission cited invalid signatures in his application as the reason. >> translator: lists of signatures are more than just pieces of paper. they represent people's desires and wishes. the refusal to register someone as a candidate is a foolish decision that ignores the people's will. [ chanting ] >> reporter: participants in the rally claim that russia's government is trying to exclude liberal politicians from the presidential race in order to smooth putin's reelection. >> translator: i want to see a fair election that brings politics in the reel sense of the word to this country. putin must go. >> reporter: there is no end in sight to the protests against vladimir putin. the prime minister has made some attempts to quell the outpouring of public anger, but opponents aren't satisfied. it remains to be seen how far the protesters will go in the run-up to election day. >>> researchers say they have detected cesium in earth worms. they checked cesium levels at three locat

its first post war presidential elections the results of which were later canceled by the central election commission of violations you know the new elections are now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth and earlier on thirty's the police security services have raided sure was house in the capital of south sudan during that three drove herself fell unconscious and she's now in a holster till being treated for a minor stroke and she is now according to the. interim authority she is the main reason for these unexpected a raid of george's house was bring her in for questioning to the prosecutor's office. there are no aid to afghan children have been killed by nato airstrike according to the country's president in a statement how it karzai can damage the aerial bombing by foreign troops the afghan leader has ordered an investigation into the bombing in the province of caprice on wednesday just a week ago the united states announced it could hold combat operations in afghanistan earlier than expected by the strike could worsen the already strained relationship between karzai and washington and ma

its first postwar presidential elections the results of which were later canceled by the central election commission of violations of the new elections and now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth and earlier on thursday police security services have raided sure it was housed in the capital of south sudan during that drove herself conscious and she's now in a host being treated for a minor according to the. interim authorities she is the main reason for these unexpected a raid of george's house was to bring her in for questioning to the prosecutor's office. and avoid her reporting there now the afghan president has ordered an investigation into the air strike that killed eight children on wednesday in a statement hamid karzai and damn the aerial bombing by foreign troops just a week ago the united states announced it could hold combat operations in afghanistan earlier than expected this straw i could worsen an already strained relationship between karzai and washington and a mounting afghan death toll documentary filmmaker claire bourne sings that despite condemnation civilian casualties wi

its first post war presidential elections the results of which were later canceled by the central election commission of violations now in the new elections and now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth earlier on thursday police security services have raided sure of his house in the capital of south sudan there are also reports that during that three. herself fell unconscious and she is now believed to be in the hospital being treated for a minor stroke and she is now according to the. interim authority is the main reason for these unexpected a raid of george's house was bring her in for questioning to the prosecutor's office a criminal investigation was launched against her following the elections on the charges of siding violence. time now to update you on some other world news in brief this hour in our world update the most senior al qaeda chief in pakistan has been killed by an american drone strike along with three other suspected militants the attack took place close to the border with afghanistan but are months sure is thought to have killed dozens of people in the country in a broad

is in full swing across the entire nation but actually sometimes but i think i just want central election commission which is to install web cameras at all polling stations across the country so that everyone can watch online what's happening there twenty four hours a day. early. the idea was put forward following the biggest protests in russia since the collapse of the u.s.s.r. with tens of thousands demanding fair elections so wiring up over ninety thousand polling stations is the scale and around a half of a billion us dollars is the price tag. the system is not be made only for one day we help this project want only develop elections acknowledges but will also help modernize telecommunications infrastructure across the entire country. all cameras will be feeding the videos the film to local digital storage facilities after computer processing will be then sent to seven large storage and distribution centers via cable radio and satellite these centers will then broadcast the information to several web portals it's estimated that all together the cameras will film and broadcast four hundred and ni