police have fought on hundreds of protesters in indian administered kashmir killing two and injuring find the demonstrators tried to set police camps on fire and threw stones at offices four others were shot dead during protests against indian rule on friday over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces wisdom separatists in kashmir have been fighting for an independent state or to merge with pakistan for more than twenty years. and of course his rock southeastern iran a day after another quake in the country's northeast left over two hundred injured there are no reports of anyone hurt in the latest earthquake but there is extensive damage iran is located on seismic fault lines and is prone to quakes experiences tremors almost daily. a memorial service is being held in germany to remember those who died in the stampede at the love parade techno music festival a week ago chancellor angela merkel broke off from her summer holiday to attend the service in the western city of duisburg twenty one people died and five hundred were injured during the mass panic

police have fired on hundreds of protesters in indian administered kashmir killing two and injuring fivethe demonstrators tried to set police council fire and threw stones at officers for other acts of its worst shot dead during protests against indian rule on friday over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces it was them separatists in kashmir have been fighting for an independent state automatic with pakistan for more than twenty years. iran has been shaken by its second as quake in twenty four hours the first quake in the country's northeast intrade over two hundred people by the second damage scores of homes iran is located on seismic fault lines and is prone to earthquakes and experiences tremors almost every day. unveiling russia and its wealth of culture and dramatic sights is the job of our close off team as they travel across the biggest country in the wild and today they are in the kaluga region. so boris lies just eighty kilometers away from moscow famous for its ancient charters the town with a population of nearly ten thousand people is buried

over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces muslim separatists in kashmir been fighting for an independent state to merge with pakistan for more than twenty years. an earthquake has rocked southeastern iran a day after another quake in the country's northeast left over two hundred injured there are no reports of anyone hurt in the quake but there is extensive damage iran is located on seismic fault lines and is prone to quakes experiences tremors almost daily. a memorial service is being held in germany to remember those who died in the stampede at the love parade techno music festival last saturday chancellor angela merkel broke off from her summer holiday to attend the service in the western city of duisburg twenty one people died and five hundred were injured during the mass panic and crush that seven foreigners were about the day. when our close up team travels around russia so you can see some of the country's lesser known areas and this time we take you to the kaluga region. lies just eighty kilometers from moscow and has existed since the thirteenth

please have fired on hundreds of protesters in indian administered kashmir killing two and injuring fivedemonstrators tried to set police come to the fire and threw stones at officers for other activists were shot dead during protests against indian rule on friday and over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces muslim separatists in kashmir have been fighting for an independent state or to marriage with pakistan for more than twenty years. iran has been shaken by its second earthquake in twenty four hours the first quake in the country's north east injured over two hundred people while the second damage scores of homes iran is located on seismic fault lines and is prone to earthquakes it expects an experience as tremors almost daily. now unveiling russia and its wealth of culture on dramatic sides is the joy of our close up team as they travel across the biggest country in the world and today they are in the can lugar region. so he's just eighty kilometers from moscow and has existed since the thirteenth century the picturesque town has many hillside church

. >> at least 113 people have been killed in flash floods in northwestern pakistan in kashmir. those casualties were in this thread-region. it swept away homes, schools, bridges. the rainfall is the heaviest in decades. the weather forecast is expected to continue for another two days. a premier has supported calls for the resignation of the leesburg's mayor following the -- duisburg's mayor following the love parade disaster. organizers and officials continue to trade acquisitions -- accusations. 21 people were killed. experts on their way up in germany. >> the global economy is on the road to recover. germany's export-related companies are getting a piece of the action. volkswagen had a better than expected quarterly report today. >> and vw had an impressive first half year. profits were nearly four times higher than last year, coming in at 1.8 billion euros. sales in china helped boost profits. they sold more than 50% more than last year. the world's largest chemicals maker, basf surpassed analysts' expectations. profit doubled in the second quarter to 2.2 billion euros. the

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two people have been killed in at least twelve injured during clashes in indian controlled kashmir police claim protesters have tried to damage a role way track and rocks at them however residents said the march that followed friday prayers was peaceful when the soldiers opened fire the death toll has now risen to nineteen in rights that have lasted six weeks as anti indian protests spread across the disputed region. leaders of syria and saudi arabia have arrived in beirut ahead of the reported indictment of hezbollah members over the murder of the former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri a concerned new clashes could break up between lebanon's shiite and sunni communities if the international tribunal implicates members of the shia islamist group in harry's death it's the first time syria's president has visited lebanon since two thousand and five when beirut blamed damascus for the assassination. well time now to head off russia's beaten path with our close up team. because the region may be unknown to some but it's just two hundred kilometers away from the russian capital it's a cen

there's been some clashes between police and protesters in controlled kashmir the violence started after paramilitary troops fired on anti india demonstrators injured two leaving one in critical condition police say they fired on a rock throwing protesters but locals claim the two men who were shot won't even involved in the demos. more than three hundred people have been killed during widespread flooding in pakistan over the last three days thousands of others are stranded after rivers burst their banks and washed away streets in the northwest of the country most of the dead were killed as houses collapsed or they drowned in the overflowing streams. well now we continue to bring you closer to different parts of russia in our close up series. just a short ride southwest of moscow lie their food for lands of the kaluga region factors of fields make for great farming and agriculture however grasslands are often on used for decades without receding that's why a few years ago authorities decided exporting meat was the answer now with the help of american cattle breeders the region hopes to s

clashes have taken place in indian controlled kashmir after two and t. india protesters were shot by paramilitaries police say the men were wounded after troops opened fire on a rock throwing demonstrators locals claim the two men were not involved in the protests residents say government forces have killed at least seventeen people in the last six weeks during riots. and the leaders of syria and saudi arabia have arrived in beirut ahead of the reported indictment of hezbollah members over the murder of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri and they're concerned the new clashes could break out between lebanon's shiite and sunni communities if the international tribunal implicates members of the shia islamist group in her reach death it's the first time syria's president has visited lebanon since two thousand and five when beirut to blame that damascus for the assassination. well time balancer to head off russia's beaten path with aussies close up to. the kaluga region maybe unknown to some but it's just two hundred kilometers away from the russian

clashes have taken place in indian controlled kashmir after two anti india protesters were shot by paramilitaries police say the men were wounded after troops opened fire on a rock throwing demonstrators locals claimed two men who were brother the two men who were shot were not involved in the protests residents say government forces have killed at least seventeen people in the last six weeks during riots. now the leaders of syria and saudi arabia have arrived in beirut headed for the reported indictment of hezbollah members over the murder of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri the two leaders fear new clashes between lebanon's shiite and sunni communities could break out if the international tribunal implicates members of the shia islamic group in her wrist death is the first visit of syria's president to lebanon since two thousand and five when damascus was accused of the assassination by beirut. a mexican drug lord is being killed in a raid by military forces in the western city of guadalajara ignacio nacho coronel was known as the king of christophe for his control over the productio

even in the kashmir area job drop the jaw dropping.y be a factor in a plane crash that killed 152 people. in china the worst known oil spill is far larger than reported according to an american expert. he estimates 60-90,000 t of oil has spilled into the yellow sea. instead of 1,500 t chinese government a richly announced. if that spill after an explosion two weeks ago. this bill is as at least as large as exxon baldies oil spill. 527 time for another break we will be back with more headlines in a moment the latest in over overnight news. we are still following the wildfire burning in and around palmdale. this is live pictures coming from a media helicopter seven square miles in total and growing. we'll be right back. 30 a and a breaking story a man storms in children's hospital in oakland holds a staffer at gunpoint will tran live with the latest. >> i can tell you the emergency room at the hospital is now open. let show you the incident this is video about 315 this morning you can see the police officers standing over the suspect a f

beyond human capacity to solve and the alternative which is either bosnia-like or belfast like or kashmirike or i don't want to mention the site of the last -- all those alternatives are much worse for us and i believe for them as well. >> thank you for coming. thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org epare ye the wad e ye the way of the lord

in pakistan, troops had been shifted from the kashmir border over to the afghan border and that they were being attacked themselves by taliban terrorists, so the pakistanis were showing an interest and an energy, which up until now, they have not given us or given the afghan people. they are no longer looking at this war as america's war in afghanistan. they are seeing it as their war that has spilled into pakistan and caused instability in the region. i will say this, our commander, general mcchrystal said, i'm not over here to waste everyone's time. i'm keenly aware that the clock is ticking and we have to have a resolution on this. the campaign had just been concluded and went very well. the shift in the next campaign in kandahar was already under way and people were moving in that direction. and so, mr. speaker, i think it's very important for us to let the military make these decisions and not political representatives in the washington. and i think furthermore, bogging this bill down with extra amendments sends a mixed signal to our troops. so i ask unanimous consent to take fr

in pakistan, troops had been shted from the kashmir border over to the afghan border and that they were being attacked themselves by taliban terrorists, so the pakistanis were showing an interest and an energy, which up until now, they have not given us or given the afghan people. they are no longer looking at this war as america's war in afghanistan. they are seeing it as their war that has spilled into pakistan and caused instability in the region. i will say this, our commander, general mcchrystal said, i'm not over here to waste everyone's time. i'm keenly aware that the clock is ticking and we have to have a resolution on this. the campaign had just been concluded and went very well. the shift in the next campaign in kandahar was already under way d people were moving in that direction. and so, mr. speaker, i think it's very important for us to let the military make these decisions and not political representatives in the washington. and i think furthermore, bogging this bill down withxtra amendments sends a mixed signal to our troops. so i ask unanimous consent to take from the sp