it has acknowledged that the youth growth has slowed. >> some recent labor market indicators have alsoeen weaker than expected. >for example the unemployment rate has risen by 0.3% points since march and unemployment insurance has moved somewhat higher. the reduced pace of the recovery partly reflects factors are likely to be temporary. in particular, consumers' purchasing power have been dampened by higher food and energy prices and its aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in japan has been associated with global supply chains, especially in the auto sector. >> we will have a lot more on that dennis van. >> yes. we have been hearing now president obama has announced that 33,000 u.s. troops will be withdrawn from afghan by the end of the summer of next year. listening to president obama's speech was richard white. he is from the hudson institute in washington. what did you make of the announcement in the sense that president obama has been criticized for withdrawing too quickly and for using this for political gain? he cannot win, can he? >> in a way, there are a range of options be

he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. european and imf officials say that greece will receive -- say that greece will receive another bailout. they have had a notable pickup in exports. the greek government plans further austerity measures. there has been a further sign that the economic recovery in the united states is weakening. unemployment has risen above 9% and only 54,000 jobs were generated in may, far fewer than expected. it is the latest in a series of disappointing economic figures that have led to sharp drops in the u.s. stock market. from boston, our north american editor reports. >> boston is better off than many american cities, with some thriving high-tech companies and you're out of work than the u.s. average. but the people here -- for people here the past is -- fewer out of work than the u.s. average. but for people here the past is not straightforward. the number of new jobs grew by a measly 54,000 and unemployment is at 9.1%. economists had expected jobs to grow at three times that number. >> these num

he has to win it. if he doesn', i don't see how he gets the nomination but does he then roll the dice and try to wrap it up by winning in iowa, too, which may be difficult. i don't thk he's made that decision yet. >> but he has been-- in as much as you can be running for president-- somewhat below the radar yuchlt ear right, charlie, he did not accept the first debate hosted by fox news down in south carolina hhas been trying to get into this race on his own schedule and his own terms and i think he feels like, look, there may be a big spectacle going on about sarah palin's intentions. we went through our trump flirtation a few weeks ago. but for all of that, he's busy plotting away. he's raised $40 million, that's the only republican so far that can say... make a credible claim that i'm seriously able to compete with the enormous financial resources that barack obama will have. so i think he has done a pretty good job and given some of his liabilities, i think it's a smarttrategy to not necessarily tr

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she has committed no crime. she has merely broken a rigid and time-honored code of our society, a code so severe that whoever breaks it is hounded from our midst as unfit to live with. she is the victim of cruel poverty and ignorance but i cannot pity her. she is white. she understood full well the enormity of her offense, but because her desires were stronger than the code she was breaking she persisted in breaking it. she persisted, and her subsequent behavior is something we have all known at one time or another. she tried to put the -- she did something every child has done. she tried to put the evidence of her offense away from her, but in this case she was no child hiding stolen contraband. she struck out as her victim of necessity. she must put him away from her. she must remove him from her presence, from this world. she must destroy the evidence of her offense. what was the evidence of her offense? tom robinson, a human being. she must put tom robinson away from her. tom robinson was her daily reminder

it has been very vague. it has not been clear enough. there has been no coordination or leadership. thirdly, those being affected by this have the right to rapid economic conference saying. >> the message there, there is no coordination or leadership. so far no compensation. will that change today, do you think? >> it does look as if the commissioners are going to agree in principle to the setting up of a compensation fund and my understanding is that that is going to be something in the area of about 100 million euros available for producers, growers of cucumbers, tomatoes and will you tell us the. it will guarantee, the theory is, that they would get at least 30% of the normal market price for that produce which clearly is going to help. i was being told by one producer here in belgium yesterday the normal price for a kilo of cucumbers is around 70 euros. now it is 1/10 of that. clearly they need all the financial help they can get. also there is going to be discussion about relaxing the rules on direct state aid for farmers in this a particular country. at the moment the rules ex

been confined, its leadership has been picked off. >> zawahiri has inherited an organization that is struggling to carry out attacks. >> yet this al qaeda operative killed in somalia was carrying it early plans for an attack on london's hotel and david cameron's old school. the plans were not advanced and is not known if al qaeda's new leader knew anything about them. zawahiri is taking over al qaeda at a crucial time for the organization. critics say is fragmenting and getting less behind the middle east. others say it is down, but not out, still capable of lashing out against the west. >>> state television and syria has announced that one of president of sot's closest associates -- president of ciba's cozzens control but syria's largest mobile phone company as well as hotels and construction firms. international pressure is mounting on the syrian government. the united nations secretary general said he spoke to the president and urged him to stop killing his own people. thousands every vichy's continue to stream across the border into turkey. -- thousands of refugees continued to s

but he has done so and has done so with the absolute best of intentions and he should get credit for that. i was saddened to see some of the inferences being generated about him. although there are always a variety of motives among neighbors who are protesting a project, i have spoken to a number of neighbors and have never gotten the sense that they do not want transition-age youth in their neighborhood or they do not want people of diverse backgrounds and their neighborhood, which i know i have heard that inference as well and i do believe by a large neighbors who are protesting this, is really about the size of the project. i don't think any of us should find that surprising, given some of the appeals that come to this board over putting it back on the back of the house or replacing a 10 foot by 10 foot wall or building a third bedroom. we know how small projects can be that become nuclear war in san francisco. it should not be surprising to anyone that there's a dispute about a building of this size. i also think booker t. washington has been unfairly characterized by some becaus

it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelieva

since then europe itself has changed drastically, meaning the organisation too has had to adapt. >>reporter: out of the rubble of the second world war an institution was born hoping to bring unity to a fractured world. the council of europe, seen by many as the democratic conscience of europe, upholds democracy and the rule of law; promotes human rights, freedom of speech and equality. >>by the 1960s it was firmly established as the bulwark of the peace progress... >>in the world of freedom the proudest boast is ich bin ein berliner >>reporter: a quarter of a century later as the berlin wall was torn down and the soviet union dismantled, the council of europe, now established in strasbourg, led the way in helping communist countries transition to democracy. >>people streaming over border. >>reporter: today we are once again at a defining moment in history and once again it is europe's immediate neighbours at the forefront of that change. >>cavusoglu: now we are trying to help the countries in the neighbourhood, in north africa in the middle east and some countries in central asia

has the details. asio was an eagerly awaited baby adored by her mother and everyone around she was a lively newborn for three months when she became ill and died within a week doctors say had been hospitalized earlier she could have had a chance of survival however us his mother julia hesitated too long and she's now facing criminal charges for negligence. you have to understand we did want to avoid unnecessary medical intrusion but if we are not in a cult we care about our children's health and want only the best for them this is julia's heartrending response in a t.v. show called let them talk on russia's first channel. which i see was the love of my life. losing her is the worst possible punishment i've learned my lesson to god is my listeners what happened was the scariest thing in my life in the program she was hounded as an irresponsible mother who watched her daughter die on line after her desperate post asking for help on the internet reached the wider public julius tragic story is just one am

to be it has to be one no one better be as we think about. americans as being some kind of. world police. even about touristic yes you don't think there's any all teary emotive. no oil interest no economic interest no no i don't know what do we want to accomplish that. just the safety of a waste of money and in the lives of young people who do you think there's maybe another reason for doing it of course one reason only or whatever the reason i don't think it's logical i don't think it makes any sense or i think there's a big disconnect between what people in government are thinking and what they think we want and what we're letting them know that we once. had maybe our priorities aren't the same so you have all these countries in the middle east where the people are standing up against their government lying people in the us standing up against their government saying hey bring our troops home i'd like to think that one day that will happen you know there was an arab spring maybe that america will have its own spring no matter how you feel a

that tag has to be updated annualy?another thing to note about fire extinguishers when you purchase them if you purchase a fire extinguisher that has a plastic asem blee it cannot be reserviced. you can attempt to buy one every year but we require it be serviced every year. even though you buy a new one it doesn't mean it's workable. it needs to have a professional look at it and certify it. we look for the tag as well. >> another element has to do with putting a property address number on your building. this has been in the code for many years. it's part of the habitability requirements because emergency services need to know where you are located. and interestingingly enough, the city of san francisco building department is the agency in the whole city that actually issues legal addresses for the city. if you want to look at the legal address of any building come here to the building department at 1616 mission on the counter on the first floor they have the paper records where they hand write the address for ever prop

nato, in my view, has not matched resources with missions or requirements, and that, to me, has been the key. >> the speaker wrote a letter to president obama today saying, "please remind us of the legal justifications of the conflict or our involvement in libya." what is he trying to do, and has he also got a point? >> i believe so. unless you're going back to the more powers act. there has been more violation of that then has been compliance in many respects, but i think boehner has a point, and there has to be involvement at some what about congress in the decision when we are making more, even with nato, i think it is extremely important. >> how can nato hold together when you have america increasingly unwilling to foot most of the costs, the germans have to foot some of the costs, but not to deploy the soldiers, when you have all these internal problems going on, how can this organization continue to exist? >> it is going to be difficult. i do not want to sound u.s.- centric, but without u.s. leadership, nato has difficulty in working. in my view, that leadership has been lackin

he has been an integral part for me at o'connell because he has been a translator and has always givene support with no questions asked. i have also seen him translate at school council meetings and other big event, so he is an integral part of the community. please take a look. president mendoza: 50. >> i work at o'connell. there were some nights -- some words tonight that were inspiring, like transparency. i am hoping they are not just a buzz words, because what is happening right now at o'connell requires transparency. we just lost our principal in a very shady kind of way. s and now we are losing a parent liaison in a very shady kind of way. the last day of school. i will ask you to reconsider. i am not one to go through the list. you have it before you. but i would like to ask you guys to consider what it is to build the community, to build trust. and apparently is on, it takes time to grow the community. to wit him out is ripping up that trust, which we require and john o'connell for students and our community. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> good evening. my name is

spain has criticized germany for the allegation, which has had a disastrous impact on its agricultural exports. a draft report by the u.s. government suggests fewer people died in the earthquake in haiti last year than the haitian government reported. it puts the number of dead between 46,060 thousand people. -- 40,000 and 60,000 people. a finding by the world health organization on cancer said using a mobile phone may increase the risks of certain types of brain cancer. scientists say a review suggests that cell phone use should be regarded as possibly carcinogenic. russian officials say the man suspected of a killing a journalist has been arrested. the journalist was shot renowned for outspoken criticism of vladimir putin, and reports on human rights violations in chechnya and the caucasus. she was shot dead five years ago in our moscow -- her moscow apartment building. military prosecutors in the united states have filed new charges against the man accused of the september 11 attacks. khalid sheikh mohammed and four other defendants will be tried at the detention center. >> the char

but one has to hope that he can be persuaded to see that has to be another way rolls in the way he is following at the moment with every day that passes with every drop of blood that is shared it gets more difficult because there is a long tradition in that part of the world of vengeance. but so far the opposition activists are starting to talk about the need for. a political process what they said at a conference in turkey two weeks ago was that the president should step down and that the vice president should hold the ring pending new elections on the basis of a revised constitution now that is the start of of a political discussion if anybody wanted to take it up but there is obviously no sign whatever of anybody in the regime wanting to take up that sort of idea at the moment. now to some other world news we're covering today the trial far right dutch politician geert wilders reaches its hand with the judge set to announce a verdict later on thursday after describing islam is a fascist religion that allows terrorism and calling for of the koran to be banned he stands accused of in

has more in this. let's that was numbers there around one hundred thousand american troops deployed to afghanistan right now thirty thousand of them were added by president obama two years ago and now he says by the end of next year one of those thirty thousand troops the drawdown will start this year with some ten thousand troops expected to be withdrawn by december many analysts say it's not a groundbreaking move from a strategic point of view after all he is pulling out what he added at the beginning of his presidency but ahead of presidential elections coming up next year it might be a face saving week he promised the withdrawals from start this year and he had to deliver the bigger question is what results has he made that you're so far take a listen we're starting this drawdown from a position of strength. is under more pressure than at any time since nine eleven. together with the pakistanis we have taken out more than half of all kinds of leadership and thanks to your intelligence professionals

been has been issued by. a lot of the prosecutors of the international criminal court and this is only the second time in the chords nine year history that such a warrant has been issued for incumbents head of state the first occurrence happened in two thousand and nine and the man that they wanted or were after was the sudanese president over that this is and has yet to be implemented in reality or executed because obviously the president is still in place and the libyan authorities have already said that they will not comply with the decision in this case they actually questioned its legitimacy and have reminded the basically the world community that libya is not a signatory to the treaty which has actually set up the international criminal courts however the courts in turn will have to comply with this decision and for their arrest of moammar gadhafi his son and the intelligence minister because it has to comply with the u.n. security council resolutions now what exactly will happen to more market is not y

and nato occupation bit again a stand has been turned into narco state and the local insurgency has spread out into international narco terrorism unfortunately june karalee kolsky who is the us president drug advisor was not involved in the reviewing of the old and formulating the new us policy in afghanistan and it boils down to two pronged approach various counter-narcotics strategy for afghanistan and counterterrorism for pakistan and to integrate both approaches in comprehensive counter narco terrorism strategy now back to date here in our headlines in just a few moments meanwhile we're joined by dmitri is here with the latest business. oh you want your business out here with me to be she met with russia's biggest lenders burbank could be in line for hefty investment from china the china investment corporation is interested in buying a five percent stake in the bank in a deal that could be worth four billion dollars however market players say the lender is unlikely to sell such a big stake to just one investor burbank is a prime acid in russia's massive privatization drive the state is

what steps has the fed taken? have you examined the impact on derivative holdings outside the financial system? >> to answer your second question first, we have been very assiduous in examining the exposures of financial institutions to the so-called peripheral countries. the answer is that the banks that we regulate are not significantly exposed to those countries directly, at least. they have significant exposure to european banks in not rural countries. -- non-peripheral countries. the numbers published do not fully account for a wide variety of hedges. we have asked the banks to do stress test. let's get all their positions at all their hedges -- what would be the effect on their capital if greece defaulted? the answer is that the effects are very small. it is also the case that we do not oversee the money market mutual funds. we have been keeping a close eye on the situation. there again, the situation is this similar in some sense. the money market mutual funds do not have direct exposure to the peripheral c

has been within has. the doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and i'm going to do it myself. but who wants to kill the teenager so most native city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months they have been fooling around the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would land. this weekend the most intense and very idea that there have been sixteen nato airstrikes in just ten hours attacks against civilians must stop gadhafi must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future major has frequently claimed success and the military operation is supposed to protect civilians but the libyan government has repeatedly protested the innocent civilians happen among. the claims have not been independently very high and that one thing is clear since march nineteenth the life wouldn't really be ins has

everybody has to set at one table. i learned from this past history of creative financing and commitment. as far as transparency and government, i think this is going on a slippery slope. this kind of thinking is going on in the city, there will be other neighborhoods impacted in similar ways and will be wasting a lot of time doing something like this. i wanted to thank supervisor farrell for his hard work. when the nine units that are on top of this project, i understand they're not even for the at risk youth housing. the kids are not going to be cut out of this. the size needs to be set back some and the 41 units is a lose- lose situation. but that is what happens with compromises. even though the planning commission past of this thing, there have been other structures in the area. someone wanted to build a structure and the planning commission denied that. these are some of the interesting things i've learned along the way.

augustine carstons has a much to stabilize mexico's economy has the finance minister. he gained an insider's look at the washington-based organization. >> hillary clinton says that she has no interest in the presidency of the world bank. there have been reports that she wants the job when it comes up for grabs next year. she has not spoken to anyone about this and she is not in discussions about this. despite the denials from the white house and the state department, three sources familiar with these discussions say that this story is accurate. fresh allegations of corruption have caught investors' attention. our markets reporter has more on friday's trading in the general -- trading in the general financial meltdown. >> this is not hurt investors' confidence too much, and the company did some work in the last few years on the way to transparency. they have been down by nearly 2% and this was together with the market in general. there are new worries about greece, and maybe the finance ministers of the european -- they say the debt load of greece will need to be rrgani

lasard has her own court case -- blood guard has her own court case to worry about next month. >>e khristine lasard has been campaigning for weeks to take the top job at the imf. she had a lot to do to convince african and asian countries who wanted a non-european at the helm. but in the end, she won them over. >> i am not a candidate for europe or for france. i will represent all of the members. >> she is used to asserting herself in a male-dominated world. she is held in high esteem by politicians and business leaders are on the world. but her career path has not been smooth all the way. while serving as a french cabinet minister in 2007, she is suspected to have been used her influence to help a businessman to obtain nearly 3 million euros in damages from a bank. >> as concerned as we are about the affair, an investigation is underway. we want all of the questions to be clarified. i have every confidence in this procedure, not least because my conscience is perfectly clear. >> a french court still has to decide in early july if a full investigation is warranted. >> and we wi

the eight key approach has no back up at all. >>880 approach has no back up at all. on the san mateo, lighter than it was a few moments ago. on the golden gate bridge, light traffic and no delays on the span in the southbound direction. traffic also looks good on the northbound side with only two lanes available heading into marin county. at 7:08 a.m., we're going to the newsroom and delay this was justine waldman. >> where going live to orlando florida with a fourth week of testimony is beginning in the casey anthony trial. so far already this morning we have heard from an fbi expert who talked about the hair that was found in the trunk of casey anthony car and comparing that to samples taken from a two year-old casey anthony who was found in a wooded area. antony and pled not guilty, she faces lifand death penalty if found guilty. we will continue to follow this is too rigid in orlando and provide everyone with updates, right now the kron 4 morning news is going to take a break. >> 70 11:00 a.m., gas prices are falling. the average price has dropped 175 over the pa

but interestingly not a single president has questioned the sixty day rule and neither has most of the u.s. congress which seems to have been neglecting its responsibilities along with obama's defiance of the law senator john mccain has even gone so far as to dismiss the law altogether saying the president has recognized the constitutionality of the war powers act and nor do i and there doesn't seem to be any great movement towards acting but some lawmakers have attempted to have sway on the issue like republican richard lugar a member of the senate foreign relations committee called an obama to respect the act. and present it nicely decorated war began with. nor really has there been much discussion of the war powers act defending his position obama has slipped into double speak saying u.s. participation has entailed a non-kinetic support only and that nato was ultimately in charge of the mission a woman's the do not make up for the fact that the so to speak of nato led mission will have cost the u.s. seven hundred fifty million dollars by the end of september many white house officia

mission has failed to reduce corruption among afghan officials a place journalist. says going occupation is infuriating the afghan people. why did the actions and the. war. and specially. not severe. religious and. social seven is. turning people who join some insurgencies groups against this government. and outside their capital kabul and country. living in tensions and they cannot. stroll through to their sleeves because of this. because of this not because of this wrong and flick this was my idea of. intelligence services that some people who are doing taliban turn really do not have this tension all the. tension at least. this trial. locally in a country. that this government government and the support i feel so much even and i shouldn't say. i shouldn't hide it we have some achievement we have some construction work most of them. in the use of us not and use our. well there are plenty of comments and analysis on the situation in afghanistan and website that's a dot com blog on discover why some an afghanistan say they felt safer with the taliban than the u.s. p

>> romney has done this before, he has a good team he has assembled, and he cannot do better than that for his introduction? palin -- everything is framed as a grievance. >> charles? >> romney is riding on a very simple strategy. he wants to make this a referendum on obama, he wants to disappear in the woodwork. he wants to be a stable guy you can rely on and on, he saved olympics, he was a governor, he knows about business. it is an excellent general election strategy. the economic numbers are bad. he runs against economic numbers. he does not run ideologically, on big government, ideas like ron paul or paul mwai and would ct me "is that he -- elec because he failed. >> 3 out of the four american presidents since fdr have run when unemployment was 6% or 7% or above. the only one to one was ronald reagan. 9.1% unemployment -- mitt romney wants to make the economy the issue and make this about the incumbent's record. are you better off than you were four years ago? romney will try to rely on his credentials as a businessman. the soft spot and that is that been capital took over companie

coli outbreak which has claimed seventeen lives across europe in germany european commission has criticised the disproportionate appeal meanwhile it's now been proved that was starting to come visit the center of the square where in fact not because of the outbreak planners are considering legal action against me and that is asians are said cost the industry two hundred million last week germany is still trying to source the outbreak which is needed to infect people in the country one hundred tension in two sentence russia's chief medical officer. thanks the e.u. health watchdog has failed to provide senate is security. disease begins with an acute phase and progresses to a state of coma but the most dangerous aspect is that this why risk is resistance to antibiotics used in europe a month on from downside of this crisis to germany sen thor it is still haven't identified the source of the disease or strands for a factors most important situation hasn't been brought under control very apparent health watchdog has been discredited. people in their cars here are paying their bills today and th

the town has been a flashpoint of pro democracy demotrations. >> the hospital has resumed service and all citizens are welcome to seek treatment. we have people from the surrounding villages coming for medical attention. >> sirans are not expected to return home anytime soofpble more than 11,000 found refuge here with more arriving every day. they don't want to go back until president assad has been forced out of power. >> our reporter has been visiting refugee camps on the turk irside of the border with syria. good evening. >> good evening. i spoke with quite a few refugees today, actually. and i spoke with a man named samir, who lived on the turkish side of the boardser for quite a long time. he was waiting to talk to his brother who just fled sira. his brother said the troops are acting like bar bare dwrans -- barbarians. another told us the syrian troops have no regard for human life. so these are the reports we're hearing. we saw them firsthand today. we were standing right across the border. we could see syrian refugee settlements right on the border. and there was a commotion t

it has already authorized a trust exchange. there has been mentioned of the coast guard facilities. i will note the attachment consists of a letter from the coast guard endorsing it. the coast guard is satisfied that their concerns have been met. a mention has been made about a talks a spirited there are reports. -- have been made about talks. there are reports. there are unknown contaminant there. with respect, that is not characterize the evidence before us. the site is well characterized. an abundant amount of work has been performed. they are determining contamination. some of it has been dealt with. there is mitigation incorporated into the process. it to be carried out to the state. i would like to note that this litigation and corporate asiains been up held. a word, and there is an argument that the improvements are somehow part of the project are the impact associated with it. they have been left out. they were analyzed and certified in 2005. they are considered as result things to occur. this'll be carried out by a different entity. >> at this time, why do not we hear from

a new satellite has been launched. saltiness seawater turn prove knowledge on the cycle and ocean circulation at the international aquarius mission led by the u.s. and argentinean space agencies blasted off from california on friday morning this is the first project of its kind of hope it will help to improve weather predictions canada france brazil and italy are all participating in the four hundred million dollar question. right now it's time for our russia close up series i where this time the team travels to north. situated in russia's north caucasus the small republic has been plagued by decades of violence and conflict today tens of thousands of refugees remain stranded unable to return to their ancestral homes for fear of the lecture but i thought it was a maybe not comparable reports people's heartfelt desire for peace is beginning to worry about some of the better. shacks that look like they're barely holding together actual houses lying in ruins these are the far from welcoming amateurs to strike you as soon

i mean trust has broken down over many years here it's not each person has his own or his or her own period where he or she began to lose faith in this government it could have been thirty years ago could've been twenty years ago could've been five years ago after the olympics it's not really clear when it started for each person but things just kind of got out of control the past year plus because you have a huge public sector and though the most unpopular thing here is through there staring cuts to people in the public sector people that can't find work so i think that a prolonged period of anxiety around employment look you talk to people here a lot of people whereas it used to be two people the family had a job now it's one of the their kids are unemployed people are living at home so it's a very difficult environment and the further down you go to the social political ladder the more you're going to find people that are disenfranchised and disenchanted in this country and what you're seeing i think is is the inevitable consequence of hard economic times bringing more and more pe

has been blown off the t.v. channels need the money from advertisement and the nuclear energy companies won't without this money the economy survive and for the reason i have to shut up with the situation the newspapers have this problem as well a move that if true keeps the important information hidden from the people ceding fisa to those in charge in japan showing thomas or t. turning out of some other stories making headlines across the globe thousands of them forced from their homes in the us state of north dakota after a river burst its banks emergency services and volunteers scramble to build dirt dams and makeshift levees with mixed results a fear now is contaminated water with people being urged to boil the water before drinking. iran has released footage of its underground missile silos amid the country's latest show of military strength during a large scale military maneuvers according to reports the weapons can stay undetected by satellite and are able to reach targets in israel and europe in the even

embassy in the country has dismissed the militant group's claims as empty accusations. new york lawmakers have voted to legalize same sex marriage the decision to send hundreds of people to the streets to celebrate what they described as a victory for civil rights work has become to six american states where gay couples are officially allowed to marry and have families comes after president obama encourage lawmakers to support the rights of sexual minorities. thousands of anti-government protesters have marched across syria with at least fifteen people killed in separate cities after security forces fired on crowds syrian state t.v. says identify gunmen were responsible for the deaths this comes as the e.u. has introduced fresh sanctions against him asked us for its crackdown on protesters for more syrian companies and seven new individuals were added to the blacklist taught by president bush and his brother. it has one of the most unpredictable climates in the world but for people who go to on talk to in the name of science dealing with environmental extremes is a dail

around russia's largest company gazprom has announced its boosting exhibit of payments and investment program to record levels find out more what's coming out from the annual general meeting of the governing in twenty with a side of the sultan. it's five pm in moscow this is r g coming to life i'm used to now with our top story this hour greece is gearing up for another day of protests after thousands clashed with police said wednesday following parliament's decision to pass tough austerity measures the government now has to implement the agreed costs in order to secure a further. financial lifeline from the e.u. financial journalists. at square the focal point of the protests with more. things really quiet here no one's not i gathered yet the protests are supposed to take place around six o'clock or they're supposed to start first with start collecting lists and this where on the afternoon right now most people are probably home resting or looking at footage from last night there's a lot of police brutality footage that's been circulating around and got a lot of phone calls from frie

saleh has ruled yemen for 32 years. he is with the west in fighting al qaeda but the country he leads is unstable and a breakdown in yemen could mean trouble for powerful neighbors. in the square, calling for president saleh to go for months. they want real democracy. now the violence in the city is drowning out their voices. and instead of the peaceful change they want, yemen could be facing a different war. bbc news, sanaa. >> meanwhile, in syria, there are fresh reports of government troops pounding a town with artillery and gunfire. according to activists at least 15 people died in today's clashes. it comes as u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton said the world is not united enough on how to deal with the crackdown but she warns that the syrian president's legitimacy has nearly run out. now to pakistan where one of the country's most senior military commanders says there's no likelihood of an imminent full-scale offensive in north wazirastan, despite pressure from washington to take down the military strongholds

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jen delgado has the details at the weather center. >> the flooding has been going on since may and willtentially through july. we're dealing with what they call plum rains. this has been producing a tremendous amount of rainfall. along the coast line, for areas along southern china, the storms are starting to pop up. we'll continue to see more of that happening along southern and central parts of china. the area that does not need it. let's go to video so you can get an idea of what the area looks like. you see the rushing water, a truck trying to cross a flooded roadway. this has been a hard-hit area. reportedly more than 100 people have died. we now know that 88,000 people had to be evacuated yesterday because of the threat of landslides. as i take you over, for today, we are going to continue to see rain popping up. we'll see the stationary front trying to move up towards the north a bit more. you can see where the heaviest rainfall will be. that area does not need any more rainfall. we could potentially see roughly about 5 inches in some parts. as i said to you, the plum rains last

has this it because it has much with the opposition leaders and has once again reiterated underlined russia's position and russia's position is pads these conflicts could only be solved by political and diplomatic means let's listen to what he has to say while. we seriously think that. never sold political problems and we said it here very clearly as long as the blood sugar continues but the longer it continues the more difficult it will be to build a national reconciliation process off to the civil war so we are very much in favor of building political bridges so to speak and we are ready to help. the centanni promote together fresh peace mediator who's visited libya earlier has once again reiterated by russia thinks that the african union has to be the major piece mediator in this process back to you. ok maria from north in tripoli for now thank you very much for that update it. mediating a scene nato bombarded in libya russia says it's also determined to prevent foreign intervention in another country in syria the regime is continuing its crackdown on protesters in france and brit

spain has the best ratio in europe. germany's conservative lawmakers are calling for a compromise solution. their parliamentary leader once everyone in the country to be asked once in their life whether they would like to be an organ dononor orot. the opposition social democrats are also hoping for greater willingness to donate. their parliamentary leader himself donated a kidney to his wife in 2010.. he supports the proposal. >> the results of this survey and the answers should be registered. we in parliament will have to discuss where that should be done, whether on a personal identification card or a driver's license or another public documents, but i think this is the right direction. >> but critics doubt whether people would be happy to make such a personal decision was standing in a government office or whether it is even possible to force people to answer the question. analysts argue the cause for the shortage of donor organs is not legislation but hospitals. too often, doctors fail to report possible donors due

in response to comments, the city has stated that the navy has accepted responsibility for all the debris found on treasure island, including that related to incineration site 12. on the other hand, article 12 of the economic development conveyance -- i am going to jump ahead. chairperson mar: i would like to ask you to simply try to wrap up, if you can. >> if you look at article 21, the navy says something very different than that. we have a number of cleanup projects on the island. this product is unstable, with many unknowns. we are concerned these will vastly modify the project proposal. thank you very much for your time. chairperson mar: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, the item is before us. i would like to know if there is a motion to move this forward as a committee report to the full board without recommendation. supervisor weiner: so moved. chairperson mar: without objection. thank you, everyone. please call the next item. >> resolution urging the planning commission to incorporate the policies and object

russia has been there for us. of course the main topic at a session on caldwell financing with european officials there are going to be the girl prices lower cost me aside from the two officials finless presidents face prime minister post stated that it's not a hero crisis that the separate countries in the eurozone are having crises and they kind of outlined that because about the euro crisis the currency being weeks is really as they see it the currency is very strong back could of course be two baited from the president of kazakhstan and president medvedev we heard a little less optimistic things of how the euro saying that it could be expected that when so many different states get together and share one currency that eventually they're going to run into problems overall it has to be said at the session went pretty optimistically present is that if pointing out that the economy is a lot like the weather here in st petersburg one day but on the first day of the form you have beautiful sunshine on the next day y