. >> flash flooding has killed around 90 people in indian- administered kashmir. the indian army said it has launched a major rescue operation. hasstan's president restated his commitment to fighting terrorism following talks with the british prime minister david cameron. the men stressed the closeness of the relationship between their two countries. zardari refused to be drawn up of certain comments. >> checkers, a, a country house for the prime minister. it is the setting for a place for the issue eager to be pushed. neither the president nor the prime minister retract anything they had said when each accused the other of failing against violent extremism but today, the language after their talks sounded shooting. >> we will work together to combat terrorism, to make sure that whether it is keeping troops safe and afghanistan are keeping people safer in britain, with pakistan, we will work together in this strategic partnership. crisps pakistan and britain will step -- >> pakistan and britain will stand together. >> book-to-bill leaders parted -- the two leaders

. >> there have been fresh classes in indian-administered kashmir. security forces fired rubber bullets and tear gas at stone- korean protesters opposed to indian role. many have died -- stone-throwing protesters opposed to indian rolule. and a decree remains effective in bangkok and in six other provinces. it was introduced during anti- government protests earlier this year. meanwhile, leaders of the opposition redshirt movement has been indicted on terrorism charges. protest leaders deny the charges. they are accused of the violence and leading the demonstration. the crackdown ended their 10- week-long protest in may, leaving 90 people dead. let's check in with monica for our top business stories. japan is losing ground as an economic superpower. >> it has lost its place as number two in the world, and the japanese economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly one year, and exports began to cool. real gdp edged up just one-tenth of 1% from the free use quarter, and this weakness means that china -- from the previous quarter, and this weakness means tha

demonstration to go out again turned violent rather in indian administered kashmir as separatists and police clashed protesters gathered in defiance of a curfew and chanted anti indian slogans this led to a confrontation with government forces who fired rubber bullets and tear gas at the crowd at least fifty seven. people have died in the region since june in a wave of violent civil. and south korea peace activists have gathered in the capital of seoul to protest the country's joint military exercises with the u.s. tens of thousands of troops are taking part in the annual computer simulated war games which started on monday the drills were launched despite threats from north korea saying the exercises or for invasion. now the bottom of russia's lake by call has attracted the attention of another v.i.p. tourist top hollywood director james cameron he dived to the bottom on board the russian mir submersibles to celebrate his fifty sixth birthday he follows in the footsteps of politicians and celebrities including britain and the president. and it was not his first time on board this par

demonstrations again turned violent in indian administered kashmir is separatists and police clashed with testes gathered in defiance of a curfew and chanted anti indian slogans this led to a confrontation with government forces and fire bullets and tear gas at the crack at least fifty seven people have died in the region since june of wave of violence civil unrest. angry survivors of the worst ever flooding in pakistan protesting against the slow delivery of aid thousands blocked roads in the hard hit southern province of sindh accusing the government of not providing enough help to the victims forecasters say more flooding could still. worsen the situation and hamper aid efforts as water borne diseases are spreading now around fifteen hundred people have been killed another twenty affected. also workers across south africa are continuing their strike after negotiations with employers broke down last week the national union of metalworkers just a group representing car makers in the country for higher wages and better conditions the car makers in bold include major european american

killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire into a thousand strong crowd in indian administered kashmir protesters have been throwing rocks and stones at police rally was in response to the government reimposing a curfew was lifted at the start of ramadan after separatist groups threatened to hold marches two months of violent clashes against indian rule of left at least fifty five people. a crate of scottish whisky which was trapped in antarctic ice for more than a century is finally been open in new zealand it was found early this year but the thing floor of a bill by explorers ernest shackleton during is not in a way that edition there it is eleven bottles of mckinley's whiskey were wrapped in paper in store for protection so it worked however the harrods tasted is being preserved for posterity. playing stock markets always been a guessing game at the best of times but since the global recession says more and more people are now turning to cash hungry clairvoyance there's artie's daniel bushell found out there indeed is a sharp rise in business among fortune tellers right now. madame

police have fired on hundreds of protesters in indian administered kashmir killing two and injuring fivethe demonstrators trying to set police commonsense fire and throw stones at officers from other accidents were shot dead during protests against indian rule on friday over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces muslim separatists in kashmir have been fighting for an independent state automotive with pakistan for more than twenty years. charles a clinton the only child of former us president bill and secretary of state hillary has married her longtime boyfriend investment banker marc was in skating the couple tied the knot at a ceremony costing around three million dollars an exclusive state estate in new york shrouded in secrecy and tight security over four hundred were invited to the top society event including child show host oprah winfrey and film director steven spielberg and local residents were given a free bottle for the inconvenience of the security. and banning russia and its wealth of culture and dramatic sights is the job of our close up team a

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police mornings they would be shot if they continued to defy around the clock curfew as a result two people have been killed and one wounded in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists out onto the streets pelting police vehicles and officers with block over forty people have died in weeks on rats. and some in blockaded gaza are getting their hands on. brand new cars smuggled from egypt via tunnels israel recently eased its three years sees of the territory and has lifted the ban on imported vehicles but they still can't legally cross into gaza because of internal palestinian politics rival factions hamas and fatah can't agree on who should control the business. that's all the news we have for you this hour charlotte joins us with the business news. hello and welcome to the business program here on aussie first this is good news for the ruble is enjoying a strong rally against the dollar the russian currency has now firmed below the psychological benchmark of thirty to

killed and dozens injured the security forces opened fire in two thousand strong crowd in indian administered kashmir the protesters have been throwing rocks and stones at police rally was in response to the government reimposing new curfew added lifting the start of ramadan after sept and it is threaten to hold marches two months of violent clashes against indian rule of left at least fifty five people. you're looking at a crate of scottish whisky that was what you will bear it is trapped in the antarctic ice for more than a century and it's funny when i opened this evening it was found earlier this year beneath the floor of a hut that was built by explorers ronan shackleton during his nineteen zero eight expedition stay with me eleven bottles of beer kidneys whisky wrapped in paper and straw for protection seems to work for the heritage to be tasted it's being preserved of course for posterity. borrow money from the bank is easy pay your back off or not in ten minutes time tonight we report on what can happen to those who find themselves just drowning in debt first the crema see the latest business

protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police warnings they'd be shot if they continue to defy around the clock curfew as a result two people have been killed and one wounded in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule the news of the casualties brought more activists are going to the streets pelting police vehicles and offices with rocks over forty people have died in weeks of unrest. to pakistan there floodwaters have surged into the country's heartland after devastating the mountainous northwest hundreds left homeless in the town of charsadda jostle with police to get food handouts in an effort to control the crowd offices be some people with sticks the floods claimed at least fifteen hundred lives and one hundred thousand people are at risk of disease. in about ten days time tonight we'll be hearing about russia's diplomatic efforts to tackle major global issues that's coming up shortly tonight here at r.t. after the achieved in our business with charlotte shortly. i'm great for the. we've got. the biggest issues good voice ceased to face with the news makers. a

curity forces have fired on protesters after renewed restaurant to an indian administered kashmir officials say at least four people have been killed it comes after weeks of demonstrations in the region against indian rule around the clock curfew has been in place for the past six days almost fifty people have died over the course of the protests. found a california federal court has overturned the state's decision to ban same sex marriage the judge said the two year ban violated equal protections rights under the u.s. constitution the ruling is a victory to gay rights activists but supporters of the band say they'll appeal and the case the expected to reach the supreme court decision has wide implications for nearly forty states with similar bans making it more difficult to defend the law of course. reminder now of our breaking news story this hour violence has been reignited in care to stand after police used live rounds and. gas to break up antigovernment protests the clashes took place just a few miles from the capital bishkek the demonstrators were heading to join an anti-government ra

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police warnings they would be shot if they continue to defy iran because curfew as a result two people have been killed and one whom did in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule news will be casualties brought more activists out into the streets pelting police vehicles and officers with well over eighty who have died in weeks on the rest. in pakistan flood waters continue to deluge the country after devastating mountainous regions in the northwest hundreds leftovers and tired of trying to start a joslyn with police to get food handouts and when efforts to control the desperate crowd offices beat some people away with sticks the floods have claimed at least fifteen hundred lives and one hundred thousand people are a trace of disease. gravely ill children in russia's regions like the chancellor republic have been thrown a lifeline now to local facilities were upgraded previously receiving treatment for serious conditions such as kidney disease months travelling to something many families couldn't afford now though

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir ignored police warnings they'd be shot if they continue to defy around the clock curfew as a result two people being killed and one wounded in today's demonstrations against indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists on to the streets pelting police offices and vehicles with rocks over forty people have died in weeks of addressed updating on the pakistan story the awful flooding well now the floodwaters surging into the country's heartland the devastating mountainous northwest hundreds have been left homeless in atlanta to charlotte and they were just thing with police to get food handouts in an effort to try to control the crowd police officers beat some of those people away with sticks the floods have claimed at least fifteen hundred lives and one hundred thousand people are now at risk of disease. to run says remarks by a u.s. admiral that washington will use force to stop iran getting nuclear weapons will only end in defeat the islamic state says america will suffer the same failures as in iraq and afghanistan t

killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire into a thousand strong crowd in indian administered kashmir the protesters have been throwing rocks and stones at police the rally was in response to the government re imposing a curfew would have lifted at the start of the down after separatist group to hold marches two months of violent clashes against indian rule of left at least fifty five. you are looking at a great old school you will admit is great there it is quite of scottish whisky that was trapped in and arctic ice for more than a century it's finally been opened a new zealand it was found earlier this year beneath the floor of a hut built by explorers who are only shackleton during his nineteen late expedition eleven bottles of mckinley's whisky were wrapped in paper and straw for protection seemed to work however they were to drown won't be tasted it is being preserved for posterity. later this hour people of elena's guessing cross-talk discuss war crimes prosecutions they try to find out whether they really do serve justice interesting debate ahead first though let's check the la

the death toll from floods in indian administered kashmir has risen to one hundred sixty five some two hundred still missing the floods triggered landslides and washed away roads foreign tourists have begun to help rescuers in the isolated and mountainous region remove debris and search through the rubble. a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul has killed two drivers from a private security firm the assailant shot their way into the compound before detonating their devices this follows a new u.n. report saying the number of civilians killed or wounded in afghanistan rose by almost a third in the first half of two thousand and ten and government forces are responsible for most of the casualties while the number of deaths from nato actions has drawn to. that joint training exercise between the u.s. kind of and russia is underway in the pacific to test how well they coordinate their response to a hijacked plane a drill that involves the simulated seizure of a plane that crosses their shared airspace border while fighter jets from the three countries take turns changing it the plane

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police warnings that they would be shot if they continue to defy around the clock few as a result two people have been killed and one wounded in choose these demonstrations against indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists out onto the streets pelting police vehicles and officers and rocks over forty people have died in weeks of unrest there. to address of all the latest stories rather clogged if not by a t.v. online at r.t. dot com it's twenty past nine at night and i was called time as casual as business tonight shallots here. hello and welcome to the business program here on aussie first this is good news for the ruble is enjoying a strong rally against the dollar the russian currency is now for below the psychological benchmark of the dollar a key driver for the variable the russian market as a whole is the oil price crude is approaching a three month high at almost eighty two dollars a barrel analysts credit the rally on renewed optimism about the strength of the recovery relatively strong corporat

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir have ignored police warnings that they'd be shot if they continue to defy or write a new round of round the clock curfew as a result two people have been killed and one wounded in tuesday's demonstrations under indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists out onto the street pelting police vehicles and offices with rocks over forty people have died in weeks of unrest and now. dating on the situation in pakistan the floodwaters there now surging into the country's heartland after devastating the mountainous northwest hundreds have been left homeless in the town of charsadda and they were just playing with police to get food handouts in evident try to control the crowd offices beat some people away with sticks the floods have claimed at least fifteen hundred lives and one hundred thousand people are now at risk of disease you can follow all our stories of course and have your say make your comment as well r.t. dot com also of course don't forget our you tube channel not check that out today or is plenty on there for you t

thousands of protesters in indian administers kashmir have ignored police warnings they would be shot if they continued to defy around the clock curfew as a result two people have been killed and one wounded in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists out onto the streets helping police vehicles and officers with walk over forty people have died in weeks of. the most with the news looks from our t.v.'s our business is next with charlotte stay with us. hello and welcome to the business program here on r.t. first this hour is good news for the ruble is enjoying a strong rally against the dollar the russian currency has now below the psychological benchmark thirty to the dollar a key driver for the variable and for the russian market as a whole is the oil price cruise approaching a three month high at almost eighty two dollars a barrel discredit the renewed optimism about the strength of the recovery relatively strong corporate results in the u.s. and europe along with the threat of hurricanes in the gulf of mexico. more on what's happeni

thousands of protesters in indian administered kashmir of ignored police warnings they'd be shot if they continue to defy around the clock curfew as a result two people have been killed and one rooted in tuesday's demonstrations against indian rule news of the casualties brought more activists are going to the streets pelting police vehicles and officers with rocks over forty people died in the civil unrest updating on the floods in pakistan the nerve surging into the country's heartland together stating after devastating the mountainous west region hundreds have been left homeless and she shouted and they were just going with police to get food handouts they know how to control the crowd. greet some people with sticks the floods have claimed at least fifteen hundred lives and one hundred thousand at risk of disease. gravely ill children in russia's regions like the chechen republic of being thrown a lifeline after local facilities have been upgraded previously receiving treatment for serious conditions like kidney disease meant travelling all the way to moscow and that was something tha

security forces have fired on protesters after a renewed on breast to rock to indian administered cash indian administered rather kashmir officials say at least four people have been killed becomes after weeks of demonstrations in the region and. around the clock curfew has been in place for the past six days almost fifty people have died over the course of. ten minutes we'll be looking into the transformation the e.u. has gone through within the last decade but first started that joins us with this outreach by their charlotte and news that infrastructure is going to get a boost that's rise of funds of final infrastructure projects being drafted by russia's finance ministry it will be six hundred seventeen million dollars planned on the details later in the program but russia is imposing a temporary ban on grain exports problem is sufficient says the measures necessary to help farmers in the country and prevent the cost of food rising. no one was with me q due to the abnormally high temperatures and the courage drought i think we should impose a temporary ban on the export of green and its derivatives from russia we do

demonstrators again turned violent in the indian as minister administered kashmir all separately simply splashed protesters gathered in defiance of a curfew and chanted anti indian slogans this led to a confrontation with government from who fired rubber bullets and tear gas at least fifty seven people died in the region since june in a wave of violence civil unrest. angry survivors of the worst ever flooding in pakistan or protesting against the slow delivery of aid thousands blocked roads in the hard hit southern province of sindh accusing the government of not providing enough help for the victims forecasters say more flooding could still worsen the situation and one parade efforts as water borne diseases the spreading now around fifteen hundred people have been killed in another twenty million affected. poland's also been hit by a freak weather with a storm leaving a trail of devastation across the country on sunday a cleanup operation started repair houses and farms that were left badly damaged power lines are also having to be replaced after being ripped down by the wind. a lot of

demonstrations again turned violent in indian administered and minister kashmir as separatists and police clashed protesters gathered in defiance of a cough un chanted anti indian small get this this was a confrontation with government forces who fired rubber bullets and tear gas at the crowd at least fifty seven people have died in the region since june in a wave of violent. civil unrest. in south korea peace activists have gathered in the capital seoul to protest the contras joint military exercises with the u.s. tens of thousands of troops are taking part in the annual computer simulated war games which started on monday the drills were launched despite threats from north korea saying the exercises are a rehearsal for invasion. and a japanese man has been reunited with his family almost five months after being abducted in colombia. three was kidnapped by a crime syndicated in march and sold to far gravels he was set free sunday during a police operation that also netted four people involved in his kidnapping the sixty nine year old has been living in the country for the once thirty yea

people have been injured in fresh clashes between police and protesters in the troubled indian administered region of kashmir warning shots were fired as india demonstrators had defied a curfew and accused paramilitary troops of attacking their homes it's the latest in a string of incidents which have claimed sixty drives over the last two months many kashmiris reject indian rule calling for independence or want to merge with neighboring pakistan says forty people have been injured appearing in spring after being over friends out of pakistan at least five victims including a ten year old boy were taken to hospital others suffered minor injuries reports say took fifteen minutes to bring the animal under control before it was killed officials say incidents of this type are extremely rare. south african police have used rubber bullets against protesters picketing at the entrance to a hospital in the country's capital. on day two of a nationwide strike the number of civil servants taking part rose to more than one million as teachers were joined by hospital workers strikers want higher pay and housing subsidies

indian security forces opened fire into a thousand to strong demonstration in kashmir protesters opposed to indian rule have been throwing rocks and stones at police before the shooting began the rally in the indian administered region was in response to the reinstatement of a curfew which had been lifted for the start of ramadan after separatist groups threatened to hold marches two months of violence have left at least fifty five people dead. the world economic crisis ruined many people's finances but also faith in the ability of stock market professionals to predict the future some of those with money still have left to invest or turning to clara voyant to help them decide where to put their cash and as daniel bushell reports it meant a boom for fortune tellers madame christina sees the future from the stains in her coffee she promises to make you money on the stock market invest in coke she says is the real thing a safe haven the umbrella shows from current economic turbulence symbolized by these raindrops in russia gophers burbank this fish jumping through an open circle guarantee success will check how she does at the end of this report more than christina's advice has already changed lives only that sh