well right this summer has been sort of a plague of flooding for the people in the far east it's been a a horrendous flooding season and every time it seems to be getting better every time the people think that they've got the situation under control it breaks records be incident overnight where the levees that are essentially holding water away from the villages they threaten to fail and that is when everyone including the military went out there in large numbers to essentially make sure that these levees do not to break through because the surrounding communities will be submerged in water the military has sent reinforcements out to that area this is an agricultural region and their industry has just been decimated this year so this is . you're out there the military is out there help is more help is on the way in case this situation gets worse but it is. very difficult two months of flooding for the people out here twenty thousand at least have been evacuated one hundred thousand have been either injured or have their property heavily damaged many houses have just been ruined and p

update now from russia's far east is ongoing floods now a dam protecting a city of russia's far east has given way after more than a month of severe flooding there as you know if you're watching us it's four five hundred people to abandon their homes in this latest incident rescue crews are helping to try to move families to dry land with buses then take them away from the flood zone water levels in komsomolskaya more and are rising by up to twenty centimeters a day several helicopters are on standby ready for a broader evacuation if needed those ongoing floods in russia's far east are the most severe incidentally one hundred twenty years is affected now at least fifty thousand people. will news in brief protesters in argentina given an unsettling welcome to britain princess and her arrival was met by the burning of union flags an effigy of queen elizabeth in the capital princes and was condemned for the monarchy stamps of the falkland islands activist groups of post online threats to say they'll carry out further action against the world during his day. another protest this time in

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emergency crews have been joined by volunteers from russia's far east to reinforce a major protecting people from the rising waters of the moon river over three thousand to being evacuated to safety in a region which has been struggling with devastating floods for over a month now. reports the threat of these levees failing occurred overnight and that is when locals and military reinforcements rushed to the area to ensure these levees do not break if that were to occur the surrounding communities would be submerged in water and now these people have endured nearly two months i'm intensive flooding every time the situation appears to be under control it's worsens in many cases setting new records nearly one hundred thousand people have been affected by the floods there this summer but now the officials are trying to strengthen the dam around the clock it's just an intensive situation out there because not only are the people's houses in the way but this is a very agricultural community their livelihoods have been very badly affected by this in many cases livestock wiped out and even th

protecting a city in russia's far east has given way of the more than a month of severe flooding forcing hundreds of people to abandon their homes rescue crews are helping families to get to dry land with buses taking them away from the flood zone water levels in comes the most going to move now rising by up to twenty centimeters each day several helicopters are on standby ready for a broader evacuation ongoing flooding in russia's far east the most severe one hundred twenty years affected at least fifty thousand people. or some other international news in brief this hour. from the military says it wants an operation against its minister in northern sinai and the copters and tanks are leading the onslaught targeting villages housing militants sources say dozens are already dead or injured bloodshed in the rest of region intensified of the ousting of president mohamed morsi in july. demonstrations marking the pendants day in brazil have turned violent of the people gathered in the streets to protest corruption and excessive spending in the capital brasilia police fired rubber bullets and

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helicopters are on standby if needed ready for a broader evacuation the ongoing floods in russia's far east the most severe and hundred twenty years of affected at least fifty thousand people so far. more world news clashes have broken out at a rally of the far right english defense league in the u.k. the group attempted to march to an east london mosque despite being banned from the area fighting there broke out with anti fascist protesters to rioters were arrested as police attempted to contain the violence. another protest in turkey to violence with police firing tear gas in a crowded ankara students in the capital of turned against plans to build a road through their campus ripping out three thousand trees along the way fourteen people were arrested during the demonstration there back in may protest against the destruction of istanbul's gezi park spiraled into deadly clashes with police across the country. egypt's launched a military operation against islam is in northern sinai helicopters and tanks are said to be leading the onslaught targeting villages housing militants sources say do

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industrialized world i'm playing to a depression which will go on for years as the incredible tensions in the far east between china and japan and again america look back and sit and think well this was the summer like nine hundred thirty. syria moved warships to the region and called the biggest military drills since the cold war most go in beijing hope the biggest joint military exercises in history. recalled joins us great speech you will have friends when one of these countries actually writs otter that i believe assad has because had he retaliate at all against israel there would be an all out war and he basically saved the lives of his people why not retaliate what surprised me the most this week is you had. mccain say they haven't retaliated so we can attack them anytime we want i am steve i'm irene i'm lisa my name is tom i'm a graphic designer a college freshman stay at home mom with a full time job scholar on social policy. and i'm just like you i'm going to bomb a supporter i support president obama but the president needs your help our president can't launch into another war without you th

to a depression which will go on for years as the credible tensions in the far east between china and japan and again america look back and sit and think well this was the summer like nine hundred thirty. syria moved warships to the region and called the biggest military drills since the cold war beijing hope the biggest joint military exercises in history. recalled joins us great speak to what happens when one of these countries actually writs honor that i believe assad has because had he retaliated all against israel there would be an all out war and he basically saved the lives of his people why not retaliate what surprised me the most this week is you had mccain say they haven't retaliated. so we can attack them any time we want i am steve i'm irene i'm lisa my name is tom i'm a graphic designer a college freshman at home mom with a full time job scholar on social policy. and i'm just like you i'm going to bomb a supporter i support president obama but the president needs your help our president can't launch into another war without you that's why we're here the americans for what

to get out a pen and pencil, and we'll tell you about apple's plan to a take down samsung in the far east♪ >>> u.s. news and world report has released his annual list of best colleges, and the ivy league schools are once again at the top of the list. the top public school is the university of california at berkeley. this year the magazine revised its methods to emphasize graduation rates, and with those changes in mind, penn state made the biggest year to year gains. >>> apple was expected to unveil two new versions of the iphone 5. the decision to release an more economic phone is an attempt to infiltrate the chinese market. >> reporter: welcome to the global smartphone gold mine. china, 500 million people have smartphones. it over took the u.s. as the largest market in the world. but not many chinese own ipho s iphones. apple is behind some sung. and for those two closely watch the industry, it's not surprising as apple still has limited access on china's networks. >> the combination between am and the local carriers were not that special. apple from our, you know, people, looks a littl

. >> a dam protecting a city in the russia's far east has given way after a month of flooding forcing 500 to abandon homes. rescue groups are trying to get them to dry land where puszs take them -- buses take them away. water levels have been rising by more than 20 centimeters every day. several helicopters are on standby ready for a broader evacuation. the floods are the most severe in 120 years and affect 50,000 people. clashes are up to the rally of the far right english defense league trying to march and fighting broke out with an antifascist protesters. another protest in turkey turned violent with police firing tear gas. students turned otd against plans to build a road against a campus ripping out 3,000 trees. 14 were arrested. in may protests against the destruction of a park expispira into deadly clashes. egypt launched a military operation in the northern sinai. helicopters and tanks were part of the part of it. bloodshed in the rest of the region intensified with the ousting of mohamed morsi in july. two blasts in somali's capital. first a car bomb exploded near the entranc

this is also creating unstable weather, though, across much of northeastern china, and the far east of russia. you do not need any more rain there. i'll show you this video out of far eastern russia. the heavy rain fell down there, and now the river is about 9 meters higher than it normally is. the water level is expected to continue to rise. see that truck there, completely submerged in the water. the rising water actually burst through two dams, flooded the city, and nearly 700 homes have been flooded. about 2,700 people have had to be evacuated. more rainfall, it's not needed here across much of this area. also, you'll be seeing cooler temperatures for the people who have been displaced. the cold air mass is sinking in. it will get below freezing here, in mongolia. the overnight lows this into saturday will be minus 6. and the same thing for far eastern parts of russia. in the americas, a disturbance around the yucatan peninsula, that will kick up heavy rain showers there. and heavy showers in new mexico. flash flood, or flood advisories at this time. boulder in colorado there, you'

you must have been arguing your throat it sounds bad now this is after my trip to the far east mostly because of the a c. system on the plane up to. the final question please. ok two questions ok questions you and you. piece in the civic twenty. the decision taken and considering consolidating budgets i would like to ask you whether that will affect russia's fiscal policy with regard to texas break said two companies for the development of offshore oil deposits in the north considering the these kind of investment being risky in also production they're expensive in cost. benefits as it is also there will be additional tax breaks adopted in the third reading about twenty would billion. you know projects or require a lot of investment. and nobody knows what will come out of your project because you need to do some exploration first and then at some. stages and it will follow you during the initial stage considering that this will be happening in the orange . groves it will dance technology far from the shore which in. serious depths. of the government has to provide some assistance at l

but if you go to mongolia, and the far east part of russia, it really is going to be chilly, especially through the overnight hours. below freezing temperatures in some areas. sleet and possibility of snow in the forecast for ulon. highs expected there for you. tokyo, 31 degrees on saturday. sunny skies out there, but much of the tropics continuing to contend with the rain showers. now, as far as the americas, i know yesterday we were talking about hurricane manuel, just off the coast of mexico. continuing to bring those heavy rain showers. well, now, the conditions are improving. that's the good news. that's getting wrapped up with a cold front farther to the northeast. flash flooding across texas now, already seeing the risk there, as that continues to run off there along with the cold front. to the great lakes region, the risk of severe thunderstorms, actually, large hail, straight line damaging winds could be coming out of this. i don't think so much of a tornado threat, but we still want to watch possibility of that, as that cold air continues to spin out of canada as well. just in

no, no. ( gong resounds ) the mysterious sound of the far east. what a fabulous gong!where did you get it from? well, it's been in the family since we were children. it belonged to my grandmother, and we've always lived with it, but apart from that, i know absolutely nothing. and a real spider trap, yeah, and a dust trap. definitely! yes, definitely! but do you like it? i do. it's very bizarre, but, yes, i love it. well, i can tell you where it's from because it actually says on the back. i never noticed! i'm glad i've got a job. yeah, it's signed "klier & co., rangoon." really?! klier & co. would be not the makers, but the retailers, and rangoon, of course, is in burma. gosh! yep. but i knew it was burmese, because look at how lively the carving is. it's made of teakwood, and the gong is obviously bronze. but it's so active. of course, the piece is centered by this beautifully carved, crisp, opening lotus blossom, the very symbol of buddhism, the symbol of the buddha, and of course the burmese practiced a type of buddhism, theravada buddhism, which was, of course, rol

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best yet and it's easy to see how this russian resort city can be turned into the outline of the far east of course the cable cars are also working making sure they transferred from the bottom of the mountain cluster to the top of the hills where all the sporting events are all of them including things like snowboarding it could be things like skiing we'll be going up here now my ears are getting a little bit clustered because we're getting as high as possible it's supposed to be almost a lot minus two degrees today even though it's still the end of september guru thought that once we get to one of the mountain clusters here at sochi this is what we would find a winter wonderland obviously mother nature telling us that the clock is ticking and she's ready for all those spectators as well as those sports men and women both paralympics as well as the olympics ready here to take part in those games. now in this world beauty pageant has been bumped off to bali because of security threats at the original venue in indonesia as would wind up might not help much because radical islam is there are

on russia's far east remains under water as one of the region's main cities wagers a major war against flooding see the footage of devastation at all to dot. today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to rule the day. soup cake and veggie days pundits say germany is general election campaign is look more like a tomboy agenda than a serious political battle with the weeks to go until the vote even the fuss t.v. debate starring failed to add any fun to proceedings as archie's piece on of all reports. the post is that the flesh is being pressed but this german election campaign is hardly setting pulses racing maybe that's the whole idea make as boring as possible so everybody kind of goes to sleep and doesn't worry about the real issues what we have being treated to is chancellor angela merkel talking about potato soup the main challenge in reading fairy tales and the green party suggesting compulsory vegetarian days where does it stop going to start to refrigerators at home and check to see what you got there as well or are they going to shut

including the military pours in the citizens push out sixteen people evacuated from cities in russia's far east as soldiers fight day and night to hold back the floodwaters. and flames of ravaged a seaside tourist park in the american state of new jersey check out the footage here fifty businesses devoured a dramatic footage on our website right now of course the. right to see. and i think that your. orders. will gets across talking about five minutes but for the meantime iran is widely thought to be key to any sort of syrian peace deal and one of the biggest organizations on the planet wants to put that to the test now the shanghai cooperation organization which represents more than half of humanity it's meeting today in critical stand aside from the usual talk of an effort economic and military alliance syria is featuring heavily speaking in bishkek vladimir putin said he welcomed damascus decision to dismantle its chemical arms more on this without sees you go to prison off now. besides the six constant members of the shanghai cooperation organization which include russia and china its obser

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and russia's far east remains under water as one of the region's main cities where it is a major war against flooding to the footage of devastation at our t.v. dot com. the news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule today. he's got a megaphone lots of opinions and he's become a feature on oxford street in london where he yells his political commentary of shoppers walking by but now the local council is bringing rabble rouser daniel shine to task they say he's simply too loud parties polly boyko meets the man who's not afraid to shout about what he believes and johnny shines got an unusual addiction the father of three likes to take his megaphone to central london and talk to ponce's by about things like why way here on the perils of consumerism i'm. very sorry for her but. i'm. very sorry. for regular night school a stream of consciousness. and we call it bubble boy over. the spoken word. earlier this year westminster council close to skate to danny's megaphone and summoned hi

toughy, if we can buy it from them and also the brick that we saw today, and these people, and their far east are prepared to hold you to ransom. and so we will see what we can do and we very much would like to purchase that and then visit together so that you have a complete landmark. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is aaron and i am the project engineer and design on this from the very start, it has been an absolute pleasure to work with jeff he has nothing but the best intentions in rehab taiting and restoring this building. and i was shocked in the amount of damage that the termite haves done. i have never seen anything like this the real extent of the damage was no one did it and opened up some of the interior walls. and an example here, is in this slide, and at the entry, and we opened up to see, what was going on with the foundation and discovered that it was along the western side due to the water from the adjacent property and when we removed the stucco on the wall to investigate it even further, the whole thing collapsed. and so, it is removed my faith in a higher power, t

so far in russia as far east as a nuclear sub bursts into flames takes a dozen teams of four fonts to battle the blaze. news today. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. through police stations have been hit by car bomb attacks in the russian republic of chechnya and. three officers were killed and five more wounded when a suicide bomber attempted to ram a vehicle packed with explosives into a police station in eastern another car was detonated in a separate incident several kilometers away. he's trying to stop a vehicle for inspection and it exploded when officer was killed. the ongoing flood rescue operation the u.s. state of colorado is being hampered by a new wave of downpours the fresh deluge is preventing helicopters from reaching residents trapped behind walls of every thing has already killed six people with more than one thousand two hundred unaccounted for dozens of bridges and roads have been swept away across the state damage estimated at just millions of dollars. and salvage teams are attempting to right

the clock is basically chinoiserie decorated-- not sent to the far east, but done in the u.k.m about 1770. now, charles snuggs-- interesting maker. do you know of him at all? never heard of him. nor have i. and i've taken the trouble to look him up. we can't find him, either. but farnham, as you probably know, is a nice market town in surrey, and it is an absolutely typical eight-day movement, with strike-silent, from the 1770s. absolutely typical. to clean and overhaul the movement is straightforward and would cost you-- because it needs re-silvering, and the dial needs a bit of work as well-- you could get that well done for £850. i see, yes. plus the dreaded v.a.t., of course. of course. but the case is a different matter. first of all, do you find it appealing or not? i do. yes, i do. it's different. the joy of it at the moment is this panel, and this is directly on oak. this panel is actually still quite vibrant. but once we get round the sides of the clock, you can see there's a fair amount of damage. and up to the hood-- all the molding needs redecorating-- particularly