. >> reporter: youth with a mission is celebrating 50th anniversary started in 1960 by lorri cunningham. over half a century has produced an inspirational group of missionaries around the world. lynn green based here first joinedhe group as a young man from colorado at their base in switzeand. >> i ended up going to the school in 1969 in switzland. what drew me, firstly, getting around loren and darlene and living with them for a year in a community. a whole bunch of other single-minded people, some married, some single, just a sense of god amongst us. >> green says it is an amazing journey especially loren cunningham. >> i think history will look at him as one of the guys of our era that had the biggestimpact on the world. >> we were able to come to the final country, the last count left to minister into. >> it is an unspeakable privilege to be a friend with a guy for 41 years so far. that is how i see it. >> another long standing missionary is linda. she has traveled to more than 100 nations speaking to professional leaders on the subject to what scripture teaches is about discipling

about 6000 lorries have been at a standstill since last week. this road has been blocked to nato traffic. coalition forces say they are managing without it. >> this is just one of several border crossing points. it is not impeded. we do not see any significant impact on our ability to cross the country. >> the closer it follows an air strike that killed two pakastani -- the closure follows an air strike that killed two pakastani troops. the u.s. has apologized. they say that they mistook the soldiers for insurgents. cia drowned attacks are another source of tension. the are deeply unpopular here, and they are increasing dramatically. it is worried that militants could attack europe. pakistan's government has heavily criticized a leaked white house report. it accuses the government of failing to tackle al-qaeda and the afghan taliban head on. the americans and pakistan have a strategic alliance, but the relationship is under strain on a number of fronts. orla guerin, bbc news. >> police in hungary have opened a criminal negligence inquiry after a

drones, the more they will hit the convoy is. 6000 lorries have been at a standstill since last week when pakistan closed the main access road. following a nato airstrike that killed 3 pakistani troops. since then, of vital supplies have been going up in smoke around the country and relations between pakistan and nato have been strained. nato says that its operations have not been affected but they want the trucks back on the road as soon as possible. nato has already expressed regret over the killing of the pakistani soldiers and officials have suggested that the convoys could be on the move again in a couple of days. the results are due to be released later today. >> as we were just saying, there has been a marked escalation of attacks on nato convoys, which in turn was retaliation for an attack on a pakistani territory. how deep is the rift in this crucial alliance? in this alliance between america and pakistan, how significant is this problem? >> there have been ups and downs over the years, it is definitely getting more complicated. both sides need each other but are rubbing up

about 6000 lorries have been at a standstill since last week. a nato airstrike killed three pakastani troops. since then, a vital supplies have been going up in smoke around the country, and the relationship between pakistan and nato has become strained. nato says its operation in afghanistan has not been affected, but it wants the trucks back on the road as soon as possible. >> that report from orla guerin in islamabad. there are reports of helicopter attack that killed soldiers last month. the first came from the u.s. ambassador to islamabad. the second came from the nato international security force in kabul. our correspondent in kabul has the details. >> this is a joint statement, a result of a joint investigation by the nato coalition forces, and the pakastani military, and they have jointly agreed what happened a week ago when as an american apache helicopter opened fire, killing two pakastani border guards, injuring four others. the significance is it is now being accepted by both sides it was the pakastani border guards that opened fire

it to the masses in russia however this is just the first step towards a possible future in a big lorry as more drastic measures need to be taken if the country wants to triumph at the upcoming winter games as stablished for in talent is said to help russia encourages raise the competition bar in domestic tournaments currently an experimental national team includes three canadian curlers and a coach of the not among the bush the canadian athletes an expert is that we've invited will help the progress of russian koalas if they want to become naturalized citizens of this country well it's their right to do so. of course we have plenty of talented athletes and coaches here but curling is a new discipline for us and i hope that the lease of coming will help us raise top athletic and coaching talent despite being a novice and kerning russian has already made an impact on the international circuit winning gold at a domestic world cup this year and the european silver back in two thousand and six . was a part of that scene and now she's active in the curling federation as it's vice president.

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we have got a lorry here in the moment with samples for poland. >> reporter: it's been a bumper crop this year in spite of the weather. bowman's farm in spaulding is so big because they saw the american style halloween celebrations coming a long time ago. >> my father started 40 years ago just planting a few seeds for a bit of fun really then we managed to sell the pumpkins from them and then it goes on. >> reporter: those early customers were from the local u.s. air bases and they helped sow the seeds for the biggest pumpkin patch in europe. >> wow. >> that again was the bbc's anthony bartram reporting. remember last year, 2009 there was a pumpkin shortage. i remember when you had to cook. a shortage of canned pumpkins. there's no shortage, the problems with rain from last year. >> no shortage from our graphics department. >> nice and spooky. >> you look more awake there. that's for sure. nsurance card, too. t medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligi

great songs, lorrie morgan and louise mandrell two of the artists on there and two of the most beautiful i think i've heard and everyone on this project, ray price, george jones, darryl worely on it, john anderson, they've got unique pieces of music. this is a great compilelation. >> absolutely. and the hits that these guys did, incredible performances, i tell you like i said earlier, when we started hunting for folks, we didn't have a bit of trouble, almost feel like we need to give back, you know, to give back and this is our opportunity to do it. >> one thing i want everyone to know. this project, everyone's participated and donated their time, talents, the artists and we have musicians from nashville to help us work on this, from get go to get go. helping to supply the music costs for production so the profits for this are going to go to buy musical instruments for kids and the cd is ten bucks, it's a bargain and you can make a donation above these, but when you do it you're helping to put musical instruments in the hands of some kid who wants to play and the title cut of the album "

teachers, lorry drivers all incensed at being told that the age of retirement would rise from 60 to 62. france knows it has to change after the worst economic downturn in decades but the french also know they have a way of life to protect. >> in england i have to work until 65. >> we. >> why shouldn't you in france work until 62? >> it's not because europe has decided we have to have the same system. we are not okay with that. >> the french are the french. >> france is france. >> people after 50 can't get any job. they can't get work. they want to make us believe that people will still have a job until 62. no. >> reporter: do you think the president will change his mind? >> no, i don't think. i think if he changes his mind,. >> reporter: the president himself was with theyp leaders of russia and germany. >> i have reflected deeply before setting the retirement reforms in france in motion. these reforms have been postponed for too long. that could no longer happen. why? because we need to be sure that the pension of today and tomorrow know they will receive their pensions. >> reporter:

slow going in the lorry shore freeway lire at the 580 marriage we're heading down towards universityed up leading debt to the bay bridge >>. continuing our tv coverage as we look at the weather yuli has been up in the oakland hills today. keeping your eye out for the wind and fire danger. what it is conditioned >> julie? action if you need little bit of relief from the heat its list appear at this and they sprees' going on, new democracy to whydah 7 nickel of its kind of great. it >> that could. luckily the breeze is not as strong as yesterday i can see in your shot how dry the ground is. >> exactly this is always concerned. this drybrush is proud of a last month of the peak season is right now. so, people of tried to keep the offensive line going to make sure you haven't that this whole month because this is a high peak months where we need to be careful that we don't get a big fire. >> with that is as if he warning will be at the bay has our fire fighters a keeping an eye of two. >> decision 2010 news the third and final televised debate took place this bid. this was the scene as r