practice run and the day was destructed again after more crashes every snap and suspension here on his force india car there were no problems though fernandez along his ferrari was the fastest finishing second run third of a second quicker than better who recovered well from the crash rushing batali paid for off with eight fastest in his right now. while on the bike in this case he started posting the fastest times at the moment ahead of the british moto g.p. quickest during practice at silverstone on friday markus and charlie had the second best time tricky conditions with a mix of rain and sun there stoneage reps will form the team hoping well so far. now after his triumph for the french open world number one rafael nadal has suffered a shock defeat ahead of wimbledon the spaniard knocked out of the quarter finals at queen's by joe will free to tsonga and the dow started well enough taking the first set on a tie break but in the second it was to someone who broke to take control and a set six ball by the third nadar was looking a bit weary this three week exertion in paris losing that six games

and the day was disrupted again after more crashes adrian sutil snapped a suspension here and his force india car but there were no problems for fernando alonzo his ferrari was the fastest finishing his second run the thirty second because vettel recovered well from that earlier crash russian was eight fastest in his relative. measure g.p. katie stoner who is posting the fastest times ahead of the british grand prix he was quickest during practice it's the recent on friday when marco simoncelli had the second best time for a tricky conditions on the track with a mix of sun and rain storms on the team twelve. tennis now and after his triumph at the french open world number one rafael nadal has suffered a shock defeat ahead of wimbledon after the spaniard was knocked out in the quarter finals at queen's by joe wilfred tsonga no doubt started well enough taking the first set on a tie break but in the second it was stronger growth to take control of step six for. i preferred the darkness looking weary after his three week exertions in paris losing that six games to one song that wrapping up the m

run on the day was disrupted again after more crashes agency will snap and suspension here on his force india car. there were no problems though for fun on the lawn so his ferrari was the fastest into the second run a third of a second quicker than bethel who covered a world not only a smash rushing to tally petrol was eight fastest in his round. while on the bikes it's casey stoney's posting the fastest times ahead of the british moto g.p. i quit ensuring practice at silverstone on friday markus and cheli at the second best time a tricky conditions with a mix of brain and the slowness reps will find it a day to be coping well. i don't use wrestlers have traditionally been an ever present guarantee of a limp glory for russia or the sport's international governing body deciding to recognise those achievements declaring twenty eleven the year of russian classical wrestling with nor is running closer. russia and its predecessor the soviet union are unquestionable leaders on the olympic medals tables for a combined freestyle and greco-roman wrestling here at the headquarters of that glory and the

barrier hard date was disrupted again after more crashes adrian sutil snaps the suspension on his force india car but there were no problems fall from and the long as though his ferrari was the fastest initial second run there the second. public well not to crash russian authorities but rob was eight fastest in his reign and. one of much to people which enrique stoner has taken pole for the british grand prix the australian piling more pressure on full day runs a defending champion will stop and serve place in britain right behind it is marco simoncelli. to stoner he's just seven points behind leader lorenzo's in the standings. that russian football where wagner love scored twice as test out one for two at the text to stay top of the premier league this weekend has got were to no luck before the break thanks to say to do india in much of the first twenty minutes . and a quarter of an hour later love i did the second the army men didn't let up after the break either suki honda quickly adding a third. before allowed to wrap things up twenty second with ten minutes to go for no to the businesses

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manufacturing includes the auto industry which is the driving force of india's economy. india has been struggling with soaring prices of gasoline and many other products forcing the central bank to raise key interest rates nine times since march last year. >>> euro zone nations continue to face a difficult job situation with april's unemployment hovering just below 10%. the statistical office of the european union said the jobless rate in the 17 nations that used the euro currency stood at 9.9% in april. that's the same level as the previous month. although the rate remains high, it marks a slight improvement from the post financial crisis range of 10%, a record level since the introduction of the euro. >>> among the member nations the netherland had the lowest rate of 4.2% while germany logged 6.1% and france 9.4%. >>> meanwhile the situation is harsher in countries with huge debt. ireland's jobless rate was nearly 15% while spain had the group's highest rate of over 20%. both figures were unchanged from the previous month. in spain where unemployment exceeds 40% among

forces to take over after nato. >> senior officials say let's not jump into any conclusions. attacks do happen anywhere. one of the aides to president karzai was giving the example of india and said the afghan security forces have been able to put down such attacks in a matter of hours. there are terrorist attacks and likely to increase in the future and the afghan security forces should not be judged for a terrorist attack like this but this will shatter the confidence of the afghan people and the security forces. this is a second attack in as many as 10 or 14 days. so, the attackers have struck right at the heart of kabul. they say the insurgents are working extremely hard to strike right at the heart of kabul because they believe this will create potential for them. >> thank you very much from the scene of that breaking news. officials in kabul have issued an arrest warrant for the former governor of the central bank and said it is for a massive fraud. he resigned on monday. he has blamed it largely on relatives and cronies of president karzai. the authorities are saying they pay $2 million in back taxes and fines. they said he received a letter on monday giving him t

they're learning his gorilla tactics in the conflict over kashmir with india, fighting indian forces.ught with the afghans against the soviet occupation there during the '80s. we understand this from one of the only media interviews he's ever given a press interview, back in october 2010 he realized that the only way to make progress in that kashmiri dispute, to get a pakistani victory there, was to turn the fight towards the united states and its allies in the region and so he relocated to that border area with afghanistan in north waziristan and began directing his efforts, his people, his resources in the fight against not u.s. and international forces in afghanistan. it was there that he grew very close to the afghan taliban and also to al qaeda itself. he has been linked to a great many impressive strikes, both in the south asian region, indian, pakistan. he was said to have a hansds in the mumbai attack in 2008 and more recently he has been named as having the ambition and, perhaps, attempting to plan attacks mumbai style, commando style attacks in europe, as well. he's been par

they will help out-gunned rebels defeat the forces of moammar gadhafi. >> and in india today a hungere by a popular guru was broken up by police. these pictures of the guru were taken before hundreds of riot police started firing teargas into a crowd of supporters estimated at about 10,000 people. the guru swore to give up food until the government agreed to anti-corruption measures and an end to bibbery. >>> well, when the british spy agency mi-6 went after al qaeda it turned to a bakery in ohio. >> make cupcakes not war. >> it was called operation cupcake and they hacked and replaced a fly on how to make a homemade bomb with a cupcake recipe from main street cupcake. the owners have no idea why her majesty's secret service decided to use their cupcake a weapon. >> we always call it the bomb but it certainly has nothing to do with creating bombs. >> if all is fair in love and publicity the bakery may just change its slogan to oh, so sweet to oo so sweet. >> well, if you bought a lottery ticket last month, more than $200,000 could be waiting for you. lottery officials say an unclaimed

india. the outgoing commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan general david petraeus is set to become the new cia chief the u.s. looks to be moving away from is having approach to war as washington stands firm on a mass troop pullout from afghanistan but the general's a son to his new role behind the wheel of global covert operations rose's doubts that he can be impartial couldn't ford has more. and he's been called the rock star four star he is without question one of the finest officers and military minds of his generation the architect of modern counterinsurgency i'm asked quite often those are all of those what do you think should happen in a. first response is well whatever general petraeus direction which we are that's going to respect. general david petraeus. who trains was on capitol hill to be confirmed as the next director of the central intelligence agency in truth my goal in uniform has always been to convey the most forthright and accurate picture possible. i have to be sure offered more positive assessments than the

these groups created some reserve force in an eventual war in india so goes the theory.sed to have a relationship with the militant group and this militant group to have a relationship with the pakistani intelligence services. no signs of a direct link and as you say there's no smoking gun. but what this does point out is how vital the cell phone was that bin laden's courier used, not only led the s.e.a.l.s to that compound but it seems now its data seems to be suggesting how bin laden stayed there for sometime. kyra? >> nick, thanks. >>> we want to take you back live now to orlando, florida. they've taken a 15-minute break. there in the courtroom. that is casey anthony's mother cindy. she was just testifying on the stand. sunny hostin been watching this for us all morning. catch us about why today is so significant. >> because really what happened yesterday, kyra. yesterday, cindy anthony got on the witness stand for the defense and said that she is the person that conducted the searches for chloroform on the family computer. before today, this jury had been told that c

forces in afghanistan and the accused mastermind of the mumbai massacre in india that kill more thanple in 2008. >> money flowed through his hands. training was done at his behest and his direct. he was the field supervise over effort of al qaeda and getting rid of this guy is really, really important and make both europe and the united states much safer. >> reporter: kashmiri's death is being reported by local pakistani officials and his followers who vow to take revenge on the united states. the killing is seen as a serious blow to al qaeda and the taliban. but another u.s. strike within pakistan's borders also threatens to strain already frayed relations between the two countries. brian moore, nbc news. >>> still ahead, the young painter enjoying the kind of success that many artists never get. see how much her talent is already raking in. and why some health experts are saying sugar isn't just empty calories. it is poison. >>> and moments ago, we captured this that i can interest looking east of san jose. look at that ran bow orngmi from some showers. we still have plenty of show

american television russia's ambassador to the glad to tell you says india must decide its own future and it's something no intervention can force. there are indications that the low can start which will produce a genuine libyan political process if you simply keep dictating things from the outside by supporting the rebels by saying that this person has to go this person has to stay bringing somebody in announcing that some political individual is legitimate the other is more legitimate then you have to become to just go ahead on the day of the country do not go to iraq in libya we don't believe as i was trying to say that is foreign capitals. turn on who is the interview the country and what has happened going to happen there there has to be a political pros so our idea is that there must be a cease fire as quick as possible because it can produce a situation where civilians are not going to suffer any longer and later this hour the resident asks is a college education in the u.s. really needed in the country is stuck and it shocks crisis you know i'm not going to say that the government needs to pay for it but i think young pe

air force and then healed high-profile position with an american finance company in india. you think of your nephew? >> he's taking pictures. >> this visit home in 2003 was the last time curt's family saw him alive. nearly six months later he took his own life. hanging himself from a fan in his apartment in new delhi. curt murphy was 38 years old. >> i used to spend so much time thinking why would he kill himself at the age of 38. doesn't make any sense to me. what i now think is i don't know how he made it that long. >> tune in tomorrow night. the response to the family's allegation that his therapy ultimately led to curt's suicide. until cnn told him of the suicide, the doctor said he did not know that the little boy he has often cited as a success ended up taking his own life. that's tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. coming up next my conversation with the paralyzed baseball player just drafted by the texas rangers. what he said when i asked him if he thinks he'll ever play or walk again. but first, every day millions of children around the world pick

force. and then held a high profile position with an american finance company in india. >> kirk, what do you of your nephew? >> are we on camera? >> this visit home in june of 2003 was the last time kirk's family saw him alive. >> nearly six months later, he took his own life. hanging himself from a fan in his apartment in new delhi. kirk murphy was 38 years old. >> i used to spend so much time thinking why would he kill himself at the age of 38? it doesn't make any sense to me. what i now think is i don't know how he made it that long. >> tomorrow night, part two of our investigation, how does george now respond to the family's allegation that his family led to kirk's suicide? we tracked him down in florida. that is tomorrow night on the program. >>> still ahead, a search for a blogger who calls herself gay girl in damascus. plus, a plea deal for willie nelson and his pot possession case. and "ridicu-list" tonight, the people you don't want to sit next to at the movies. >>> check in with isha for some of the other stories we're following tonight. >>> in texas, authorities now say they've tu

forced prosecution. every year her team frees 300 to 400 women from the brothels of india returning them to maiti nepal.16. she and her team risk daily violence, threats and reprisals from the pimps and brothel owners whose lucrative businesses she disrupts. during my stay here, i have heard some of those real stories. >> translator: before i came to maiti nepal i will given up hope i would ever be able to do something for myself, for my life. but now i know i have that courage, i can do something for myself and i can take care of my child. now i'm working here as a gardener and my son goes to the school. >> there are signs of hope. one of the most painful moments of the week happened within hours of my arrival at maiti nepal when a young mother was reunited with her daughter six months after she escaped from the brothel. at that first meeting the terrified little girl didn't even recognize her mother. happily, by the end of my visit, things had changed and i was able to see mother and daughter beginning to bond once more. ♪ >> and there was a surprise for gita. invited to travel from the hospice to wat

prior question, the fallacy of the india threat which if you ask any of the leading intellectuals within pakistan from the former chief air marshal of the pakistani air force, they all say that the idea of india as a threat has always been used as kind of a distraction by the military and the standing elite government within pakistan to destroy from may be creating a space society in itself. whenever a space society started the agreement was reached in the 1970's he was executed. a2 happens over to mr. the can be reached and i would make the argument as far as the belushi insurgency that ayman obviously i can't say anything but there's been no proof to them and if india really wanted to destabilize pakistan, they would have been the one the start of all four of the war and i'm not felch and for them in any way or the cash have shut down the treaty which as far as i know has been working for the state. >> i think we can ask the question of the political culture of the isi made by extension, and in fact you did say something on that issue. you want to elaborate on his question? >> let me agree with what you said, which is the isi is not really separated from

force was like. oh. oh. i'm not going to. slice like. it's. the bottom of the name and the. elephant oh no do we take him home. in india all cheese available in the grand central shirt in mumbai the taj mahal in the rough the mumbling polish president combine to shoot a fabled personal note beatriz will call close to go on taj mahal photo charges so much hotel.

young girls living a normal life one second, the next, kidnapped and forced to be a sex slave in neighboring indiaa few lucky ones are rescued or escaped. actress demi moore spoke to some at a border crossing point. what follows is an excerpt of a cnn documentary, "nepal's stolen children." >> today i'm with honorata at the airport boarding a plane for india, or to be precise, to take me to the border nepal shares with india. it's a border that thousands of girls are trafficked each year into brothels of mumbai, delhi, calcutta and other indian cities. in just four hours at the border, i saw several thousand people crossing over. honorata introduces me to mighty nepal's own border guards. their slight appearance belies an intense determination which is born from their own experience. all of the guards were themselves trafficked into brothels. there are 50 guards working across ten checkpoints. every day at the border, they will intercept on average 20 girls at risk of being trafficked. can you explain to me like how it exactly works? >> she says every girl they watch, and they watch the men also.

india. out other international news we have for you today the secretary general warned of an escalation risk after reports that syrian forces raided a village near the turkish border hillary clinton said a coup deep in the conflict and worse in the quiet of refugees troops using snipers and tanks were seen on the syrian side of the border on thursday forcing more people to flee to turkey over ten thousand have shelter in the camps and almost fifteen hundred have been killed since a crackdown on anti-government protesters started in march. the e.u. has pledged to help greece with its woes over a looming bankruptcy and dat the country could gain vile bailout funds once parliament passes freshest charity measures next week the greek government has to approve a further twenty billion euros in budget cuts over five years if these are passed and greece could get another twelve billion euros in cash as part of the current bailout package from euro zone countries and the i.m.f. . huge earthquakes have hit in the pacific ocean near alaska's aleutian islands and there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries at tsunami warning

untouchable and it's very clear that india and all dictators all autocrats all tyrants sooner or later. removed by by their own people or somehow removed by outside forces very few actually survive until their. sort of physical death in all day and i think the same will happen we could afy idea will be betrayed or some attack by nato will be successful in either injuring him or indeed in killing him but if he is defiance a lot perhaps strengthened by the fact that nato has taken so long over this mission already stretched to its resources saying that its crews are tired and that they are indeed going to have to continue with this but some of the crews are exhausted i mean in some ways the limit of what airpower can achieve has been. been exhausted itself so perhaps he's comforted by that is he not. he's clearly hoping that there will be some kind of repeat of the nine hundred ninety nine scenario over kosovo where nato bombed for seventy eight days and nothing much changed on the ground except for lots of destruction and of course it's usually the civilian population that suffers the effects of destruction not the leadership and of course what happened

forced off the sidelines she to help. takes to the crease where the west indies have ended their fifty one day international series with a robust still showing against india it was the tourists really wrapped up the overall win the windies will take heart ahead of next monday's test against the same opposition the squad won the toss and put india at the box somewhat the likes of such an. hard seeing missing the west indies set apart their times with early intent to its would fall before the broccoli. partnership would make a solid cut into the windies bowling ranks clearly falling just half a dozen run short of a century with india eventually all out for two hundred fifty one. bravo would take the game right to the world champions with pot and so on helping themselves to seventy five off ninety four balls before having to retire with crump but not to worry as bravo was more than adept in picking up the slack eighty six runs for the left under the window clinching the win by seven wickets but not the series cooling dein. three to. bust a ball on a celebration time for the newly crowned n.b.a. champions the dallas mavericks thought a fun showing up for the

india. >>> now as we promised you yesterday an update to the story sarah brought us yesterday. women and children illegally forcedo work as brick bakers to work off their family's debt. some call it modern-day slavery and india's secretary, however, is in charge of stopping the practice. he disagrees. >> it is not slavery, as i said. it is a problem of pofer. >> but don't these people say that they feel enslaved. they have no other option. they are beaten. they are not paid. they are hungry some of them. doesn't that sound like slavery to you? >> i would never use the word slave. our experience has been only law and its enforcement is not going to solve this issue because bonded labor, the real cause of bonded labor or child labor, for that matter is poverty, so we have to eradicate poverty. >> it is shocking that the indian government allows this to go on and find excuses for this modern-day slavery. shocking, indeed. the indian government can and must do better. next door in india in nepal, young women and girms are bought and sold for sex. this sunday evening the actress and activist demi moore joins the cnn f

game as we know throughout and i think that the forces within pakistan that see their, that see their most stable conservative powks is really facing down indian afghanistan, in kashmir, etcetera, are growing in strength now a they're going to make a deal that much more difficult. >> can't get away from the sense that your goals are simply too ambitious. you almost want to create an outcome that's good. i'm sitting here saying all i think we can do and even that's ambitious to create a situation that's good enough. for me what's good enough is an afghanistan where groups like -qaeda are not able to d in 2011 or 2012 what they did a decade a. >> if obama was at this table he would say exactlthat. >> he is doing far more. he did not have to raise u.s. force levels to 100,000 in order to offset. we changed the nature of this war the over the las couple years we have turned what was a limited effort intohat i would call a war of choice. we took on the taliban, we essentially became a propackageness -- protagonist n a civil war -- i would s if that's the case, ifur goals are going back to what they were to making sure this is not news by groups li

preassure either r t carola india a let's check out other international news we have for you today the u.s. secretary general has warned of escalation risk after reports that syrian forces raided a village near the turkish border hillary clinton said it could deepen the conflict and worsen the plight of refugees troops using snipers and tanks were seen on the syrian side of the border on thursday forcing more people to flee to turkey or ten thousand sheltered in camps and almost fifteen hundred have been killed since the crackdown on anti-government protesters started in march. the e.u. has pledged to help greece with its rows over a looming bankruptcy and the country could gain via bailout funds once parliament passes freshest area measures next week the greek government has to approve a further twenty billion euros and budget cuts over five years these are passed greece get another twelve billion euro cash as part of the current bailout package from eurozone countries and the i.m.f. . thousands of students clashed with police in the chilean capital santiago riders threw stones at security forces tried to disperse the crowds with water cannon over twenty people were de

india pakistani officials say kashmiri was among jihadists killed in the strike . tanks and government troops are reportedly reached the restive syrian city of hama activists say security forces are broken far from protesters leaving at least six there comes a day after dozens were killed in a violent crackdown on a massive anti-government demonstration internet services are being restored after being cut to prevent the opposition from posting traffic. high radiation levels are being observed in the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan the operator says it's the most elevated radiation level ever detected in the air inside the number one reactor steam has also been coming from that part of the plant the high levels were protected by a remote controlled robot. but city life can take its toll working hard and playing hard can certainly drain the batteries go out that it's the best places in the russian capital to get to reach. watch the full program is coming your way in the next hour but here's a quick preview for you. the. sixty six nations consumer choices when you see. prices that have dried and the most seen in. the fish is the signature. snake fizzes. sleep three. si