the fire hasn't been extinguished yet there's one more depo which can potentially blow up. officials say the explosions were caused by fireworks materials but there's enough evidence to prove it was ammunition around two hundred people are believed to have died half of them are soldiers others are civilians many of them are children it's difficult to say how many people have been injured how many apartment buildings or schools and shops lie in ruins and there are cases of looting. well the web site chronicles of turkmenistan also reports of a total media blackout the country's state channel is showing entertainment programs instead of news bulletins meanwhile police are being ordered to detain anyone who tries to take pictures or mobile phone footage of the affected area another website tells of crowds of children wandering the streets looking for their parents many people can't contact their families and friends because of disruption to telephone lines cabinet with an emergency meeting on the situation gave new details to many stan has long been a very secretive state and

took a stand tonight there recovery efforts are underway off for a series of explosions of nomination depo in the city of up and down toward down nearby buildings authorities say the it's the place of the fireworks where it all went up because of the summer heat according to local media reports they've been up to two hundred casualties it's not clear if anyone else has been killed thousands of people were evacuated from the buildings immediately after the explosion witnesses say that i mean nation from the burning depos scattered on the street some of it's reached neighboring towns depictions they're basically telling the story completely large sections of the city lost power as well water supplies they have since been restored we hear security has been tight there's one of the police patrolling the streets tonight. going out to twenty past eight pm here mosco also in the news this friday night a passenger airline about twelve crashed it kissing danny international airport in the. democratic republic of congo as it was trying to land and mission reports say at least forty survivors have be

casualties it's not clear if anyone has been killed but this is so that i mean issued from the burning depos scattered on the streets and some of its reach neighboring towns large sections of the city lost power water supplies and since been restored security is tight with police patrolling the streets. twenty five minutes past ten moscow time sports news and had to run some head for the next thirty minutes let's check out the business headlines. it's twenty five past ten pm here in moscow welcome to business russia has increased its annual crude oil production forecast to five hundred and nine million tons however the quality of russian all products is still very low the country needs to modernize its refinery capacity and prime minister putin is going to make sure it will happen. prime minister was obviously unsatisfied that rush of the world's biggest oil producer has such a weak refighting industry he says it's still as it was fifty years ago demand for high quality fuel in russia grows at double digit rates annually however refining has been called by there in volumes or in quality expe

. >> toda la emociÓn de la repÚblica depo >> miles de personas se manifestaron a favor del lÍder dictadortadounidense desarticulÓ una red de lavado de dinero internacional. en el operativo se incautaron 60 vehÍculos de lujo y 140 millones de dÓlares en efectivo. ademÁs 17 personas fueron arrestadas en espaÑa y estados unidos. el dinero procedÍa de la venta de droga proveniente de colombia e inclusive de espaÑa. >> los reactores de la planta nuclear japonesa se estabilizaron cuatro meses despuÉs del desastre las cuales estÁn trabajando en condiciones difÍciles para estabilizar la planta desde que el maremoto abriÓ los sistemas de refrigeraciÓn, lo que desencadenÓ la peor crisis mundial en el mundo desde chernobil. >> los informes del grupo insurgente. dijo que un mensaje de texto enviado a los periodistas era falso y dijo que fue un pirata informÁtico el que dio la falsa informaciÓn. >> el transbordador se desacoplÓ para iniciar su regreso a la tierra. los cuatro astronautas cubrieron una misiÓn de 10 dÍas para llevar mÁs de 5 t de alimentos, ropa y experimentos cientÍficos a la estaciÓn e

kilometers to the east in opposition held misrata government forces burnt one of the region's major fuel depos the u.n. envoy to arrive in tripoli on tuesday to see the current political situation in the capital. possible has sent forces to its northern border with serbia to enforce an import ban imposed last week the move has led to a rise of ethnic tensions with local serbs resisting the move but we say they have taken control of one of the border crossings but another is being blocked by locals the ban was to counter service boycott cost of our goods in place since its electoral declaration of independence in two thousand and eight. the un is to make an emergency delivery of food and humanitarian aid to somalia work stream drought has put ten million lives at risk it will be the first airlift since two year ban on international aid was removed by somali militants several weeks ago on wednesday un representatives will attend the conference and can find ways to raise one point six billion dollars in aid over the next year. most has passed as a story law allowing couples to divorce in their ow

we depo this every third thursday here at the department of building inspection. we have an interesting topic today about preventative home maintenance. and we'll talk about what that means a little bit. i have two great guests, extremely knowledgeable folks, anthony wong who is a contractor here in the city, thanks for joining us, anthony. and dan, also a contractor and both of these gentlemen do a lot of small, medium and some, i guess you do some large size jobs as well. but also have maintenance and home prevention, damage prevention and maintenance issues built into the work they do. in fact, i know dan brought along a list of maintenance check lists that they actually

kilometers to the east in opposition held misrata government forces burnt one of the region's major fuel depos the u.n. envoy to leave held talks with the rebel council in benghazi on monday but the sides were unable to come up with a peaceful solution to the conflict the country's ongoing civil war started in february with nato joining in march. possible has sent forces to its northern border with serbia to enforce an import ban imposed last week the move has led to a rise in ethnic tensions with local serbs resisting the police presence is already say they control one of the border crossings but another is being blocked by locals the panel was to serve us boycott cost of goods in place since its you know lateral declination of independence in two thousand and eight. if you want to make an emergency delivery of food and humanitarian aid to somalia work stream drought is put ten million lives at risk it will be the first airlift since the two year ban on international aid was removed by somali militants several weeks ago on wednesday u.n. representatives will attend a conference in kenya to fi

shook the city of up or down in turkmenistan some local reports say the blast happened in the nation's depo although the government continues to claim it was a fireworks factory state officials haven't confirmed any casualties the affected areas cordoned off and closed for entry police are being ordered to detain anyone who tries to take pictures or mobile phone footage of the site many people can't contact their families and friends because of disruption to telephone lines the special governmental commission has reportedly been set up to investigate thursday's explosions stans long very secretive state with the internet banned until recently r.t. contacted the editor of human rights website in turkmenistan and gave us the latest information. to the national pressure starting from yesterday people begin returning to the town fires have been put out the locals know helping soldiers to clean up according to reports the number of casualties and those who died because of injuries has reached nine hundred but we have to verify this information i cannot guarantee its reliability but it's certainl

the city of up or down in turkmenistan and some local reports said the blast happened in munitions depo but the government is continuing to claim it was a fireworks factory state officials haven't confirmed any casualties effected areas close to the public and police stopping anyone from filming or taking pictures and if people can't contact their families or friends because of disruption to telephone lines special government commissions reportedly now been set up to investigate the incident to my stars long been a very secretive state with the internet banned until recently our team did manage to contact the editor of human rights website there and gave us his latest information. the british nationals russia starting from yesterday people began returning to the town fires have been put up to the local so no helping soldiers to clean up according to reports the number of casualties and those who died because of injuries has reached nine hundred but we have to verify this information i cannot guarantee its reliability but it's certainly more than two hundred people many died in hospital

government's admitted that a series of explosions that shook the city of down occurred at a munitions depo the blast happened on thursday and killed fifteen according to official reports now initially there were thirty said it was an incident at a fireworks factory and there were no casualties but that contradicted eyewitness pictures and reports that around two hundred were killed and scores injured it's understood that the officials responsible for giving out false information of being sacked turkmenistan's along with a very secretive state even the internet was banned until recently repair works are underway in the stricken town where the victims have been promised government day. world news in brief tonight there's been violence in bangladesh over a change to the constitution to make the predominantly muslim region more secular and police used tear gas to disperse angry islamist protestors at least fifty are thought to be injured although islam remains the official religion the government's move to clause stating quote absolute faith and trust in our. us has announced it's pulling the

we depo this every third thursday here at the department of building inspection. we have an interesting topic today about preventative home maintenance. and we'll talk about what that means a little bit. i have two great guests, extremely knowledgeable folks, anthony wong who is a contractor here in the city, thanks for joining us, anthony. and dan, also a contractor and both of these gentlemen do a lot of small, medium and some, i guess you do some large size jobs as well. but also have maintenance and home prevention, damage prevention and maintenance issues built into the work they do. in fact, i know dan brought along a list of maintenance check lists that they actually use in their business to help people. so what do you use that mapet nance check list for? -- maintenance check list for? >> for every project we finish, we sign a service agreement or offer a service maintenance agreement and then when we go back to the house a year later we go through this check list and we go through the whole thing to make sure everything's being maintained, that, well, it's

after reports that around two hundred people were killed when a series of explosions and ammunitions depo toward nearby buildings officials in the central asian state haven't confirmed any deaths they said the incident city of a down home to the fireworks factory half of the victims anyway are believed to be local residents large sections of the city lost power although water supplies have since been restored me here security has been tight with police patrolling the streets for got more details coming through now from the editor of the local paper the turkmenistan chronicles. i shook the chill of believe because of the explosions are still unknown but many are blaming the heat and it's unlikely because what were those common in school bad. munitions exploded but not all the fire was put in their shoes other explosions could take place as a food. report saying that it was not the ammunition course in fine but the point that there are photos circulating in social networks would proving that it was in fact ammunition you know. the u.k. now big story this spring continuing there the former e

say the explosives have been seized from a ship traveling around two years ago they were kept in the depo without proper care. hundreds of angry syrian government supporters of attack the american and french embassies in the capital damascus the broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag is in response to the american and french envoys controversial visit to an opposition dominated area have been months of protests in syria now calling for president assad to quit. good to twenty three minutes past ten here in moscow that will bring it to date of may developments in our top story this monday evening the number killed in the volga river tragedy has risen dramatically as divers discover the bodies of up to forty children in the sunken pleasure cruise and the children gathered in a play room before they became trapped as rapidly went down more than half of the two hundred seven board the vessel at the time the guy choose they will be a day of mourning across russia surviving crew members say their boat couldn't send a distress signal because the actress of the supply transp

doctors were reportedly working to bring the eighty three year old depos leader to consciousness speculation about mubarak's condition has intensified as the date of his trial on charges of corruption and unlawful killing of protesters approaches. venezuelan president hugo chavez is back in cuba for more cancer treatment including you know therapy no more malignant cells have been found after he had surgery to remove a tumor from his pelvic region he has transferred some of his powers to his ministers during his absence but didn't agree to an opposition call for a temporary handover of all presidential authority his battle with cancer has raised and doubts over his fitness to lead the country but he still plans to run for re-election next year. a senior aide and a close ally to afghan president hamid karzai has been killed in the capital kabul after a group of armed men attacked his home a member of parliament also died in the attack because while a band said it was responsible claiming it was one of their biggest achievements in a decade the attack happened on the day the u.s. started handi

explosives had been seized from a ship travelling from around two years ago and they'd been kept in the depo without proper care. hundreds of angry government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the syrian capital damascus they broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised the syrian flag is in response to the american and french envoys controversial visit to an opposition dominated area a bit months of protests in syria now calling for president bashar al assad to quit sports a political writer col shari told me that the west and syria try to maintain the delicate balance in the region. the two parties are to die and seeing where they've arrived at the stage where they both need each other and i'm talking about the syrian government and the west and specifically syria where i think the perception is now that the us wants to find. convenient solution if you like that maintains their billet in syria and the government is running out of options it's quite obviously has lost a lot of its austerity if it if if not most of its authority on the ground in syria and any sor

governments admitted that a series of explosions that shook the city of a dying occurred at a munitions depo the blast happened on thursday and killed fifteen people according to official reports now initially authorities said it was an instance of a fireworks factory and there were no casualties but that contradicted eyewitness pictures and reports there own two hundred were killed and scores injured it's understood that the officials responsible for giving out false public information would be sacked now understands longer every secretive state even the internet was banned until recently repair works are underway in the stricken town of victims a big promise of government a. world news tonight in brief. violence in bangladesh over a change to the constitution to make the predominantly muslim region more secular police used tear gas to disperse angry isn't this protest with fifty four of those remains the official religion the government's removed because they think absolute faith and trust in. the us is an answer pulling the plug almost eight hundred million dollars of military aid to paki

he didn't have the right recipe when he came to home depo when he was trained in pakistan. godness for a t-shirt vendor and an incompetent terrorist. somebody will get it right. we need to be worried, don't we? >> i think we need to understand just because bin laden is dead, the war on terror is not over. if you need to know where it is going. read the book. the next phase is harder to fight. there are more americans in the ranks of al-qaida than a decade ago. they changed the recruitment strategy and we are successful in taking out the leadership. americans understand us and our system and know how to use it against us in a way that a foreign terrorist or bin laden never would . that's what makes them so dangerous. >> mike: the book is called the next wave. our audience will get a head start. you will get a copy of the next wave before you leave here today. catherine, thank you very much. it is a pleasure to have you here. >> officer smiley lost his eye sight in iraq but not his vision to lead and his drive to live life to the fullest. captain smiley and his wife are joini

hundred casualties it's not clear who's been killed indeed witnesses say the ammunition from the burning depo is scattered on the streets some of its reach neighboring towns they say large sections of the city lost power but water supplies have since been restored security has been tightened up with police patrolling the streets. also in the news this late friday night from moscow a passenger airliner with a hundred twelve people aboard a scratch. on the international airport in the democratic republic of congo as it was trying to land the initial reports say at least forty survivors have been pulled from the wreckage officials suggest strong winds and heavy rain may have caused the accident the country's seen numerous crashes in recent years with its jets plagued by maintenance problems security forces in the past the city of karachi have been ordered to shoot on sight after three days of violence in which eighteen people have been killed gunmen linked to rival political parties went on shooting spree in several neighborhoods the city's been virtually locked down with shops schools and roads

governments admitted that a series of explosions that shook the city of arbor darren occurred editions depo the blasts happened on thursday and killed fifteen people according to official reports initially authorities said it was an incident at a fireworks factory and that there were no casualties but that contradicted eyewitness pictures and reports that around two hundred were killed and scores injured it's understood that the officials responsible for giving out false public information of being sacked turkmenistan's long been a very secretive state even the internet was banned until recently repair works and i've said to be underway in the stricken town and all the victims have been promised government any. britain scandal plagued news of the world newspapers rolled off the presses for the last time its final edition was apologetic but defiant after being hastily closed by rupert murdoch this last week embattled media mogul flew to london to take charge of the crisis which engulfed the paper and its parent company news international has claimed journalists had to the phones of murder vi

the depo should be closed under brac so that the will of the community in the form of the local reuse authority and the will of congress and the brac law will be taken into account. i strongly believe that the local community should decide what to do with the land and not somebody who is off in the basement of the pentagon. mr. president, i have spoken with secretary panetta about this matter, and he is fully supportive of our efforts. i want to also thank senator johnson and my good friend from arizona, senator mccain, who have also been very helpful, and their staff, in working with us. the pentagon has to implement the law as it is, not, in my view, as it wants to be. but seupbts lawyers at the pentagon have -- but since the lawyers at the pentagon have in recent weeks thought there has been ambiguity, i wanted to clarify it for them with the amendment that has been modified with the good counsel of the staff of senator mccain. let me also say the staff of senator mccain has been very helpful in saying that this would be permissive authority in terms of the pentagon and that the se

the senate needs to depo its -- do its work and restore the confidence and make those investments, and get the economy going, get people back to work. thank you. >> how does this job report change the equation of getting a debt deal done? does it add to the urgency of coming to an agreement or does it make it more difficult to get people onboard for an agreement? >> i think the situation we face is pretty urgent. i think would describe it as dire. we have three really big problems. we have a spending problem. we have a debt problem. and we have a jobs problem. that's why i believe that it's important for us to fundamentally fix our spending problem and our debt problem and to help get our economy moving again. >> when you talk about what's going happen in the senate, do you anticipate coming back and saying we have framework for something? that can you present to your conference, democrats to their caucus? >> there is no agreement in private or in public. and as the president said yesterday, we are this far apart. it's not like there's some imminent gsh a deal -- a deal about to happen