greg -- again great on a bus in new delhi last year. secretary of state john kerry says discussions have been meaningful and constructive. the voyager one spacecraft is now officially where no man has gone before. those are the latest headlines. it is friday on "france 24." thank you for tuning in. a judge in india has handed down four death sentences to the men involved in the fatal gain great of a woman on a new delhi -- gained rate -- gang rape on a new delhi bus. michelle harrison has more. >> sentence to death -- the fate for the four men who raped and tortured a young student. judge of bush, announced the verdict on -- judge yogesh

we begin with adjustment day in new delhi. >> four men in india were sentenced to death today after a new delhi court found them guilty of raping a 23-year-old student last december. >> today not just one person, but the whole country is happy that the accused who committed such a horrendous crime with our daughter has finally been punished. >> reporter: the victim was on her way home after going to the movies with a male friend when five men and a juvenile lured them on a bus and repeatedly raped and tortured her. the woman died from internal injuries two days later. the case brought outrage in the plight of women where rapes of women go largely unnoticed and uniparous cuted. the youngest attacker was sentenced to prison, and the oldest attackerring hung himse himself. >> the death sentence has been welcomed across here, and you can see celebration and relief on the part of the average indian who has come here to find what the verdict what, what the sentence was, and react to it. a mantling me this is the sentence that he believes that everyone who commits rape in india should receiv

the indian prime minister's stated this in new delhi. the indian media had reported that prior to the visit of the indian prime minister to the united states to attend this year's session. in the course of his visit, he would also meet the u.s. president, barack obama. the media diverted attention. the diluted version of the bill will overlook security concerns that would hold foreign reactors liable in the event of faulty equipment. the indian government said it would always be firm on its stand in the interest of the country. >> we have stood our ground and we have said that whatever we have done by way of position the parliament has taken, there is no question of retreating from it. we have been convinced and tried to convince them that whatever the basis of our agreement, there is adequate scope for them to get the protection they legitimately deserve. >> us-based nuclear vendors such as westinghouse have negotiated extensively with washington and new delhi to have this provision removed. in 2010, the indian parliament opened up the

-- gained rate -- gang rape on a new delhi bus. michelle harrison has more. >> sentence to death -- the fate for the four men who raped and tortured a young student. judge of bush, announced the verdict on -- judge yogesh khanna announced the verdict. they found the four guilty of the rate -- rape, a case that sparked uproar about the safety and treatment about women in india. a fifth committed suicide in his jail cell and a sixth was a juvenile. the verdict should go some way to calm tensions in the country when they are running high. >> the united states and russia hold a second round of discussions on how to secure syria's supply of chemical weapons. earlier this week, bashar al assad said he was willing to sign up on an international ban on such arsenal as a second day of talk was described as constructive. >> the homework that we both need to do -- we have agreed to do that homework and meet again in new york around the time of the u.n. general assembly in order to see if it is possible then to find a date for that conference.

joining me now live from new delhi with more on the story.f all, let us know when they can expect a sentence. and the media, anyway, say it's likely to be the death sentence. >> reporter: that's right, we can expect the sentencing to happen in the next few hours. we are expecting it to be 2:30 local indian team. while the media here are suggesting look, it will be -- or should be the death penalty, we should keep in mind that while the prosecutors are asking for the death penalty those defending those found guilty on charges of rape and murder are asking for a lower sentence, so at this point hard to call exactly what the sentence will be but we are pecking a sentence of some sort in the next few hours here in delhi. >> what what will the suppos prs likely to be followed when the sentence is announced. what i mean is how long could be it until the actual punishment is carried out? >> reporter: that's riley good question actually. the sentence is expected today. but the four men in this particular cares likely or suggested to be appealing thei

. >> joining me now from new delhi india is kavika krishnan, a member of the communist party.ought an incident of violence against women out of the shadows? >> there has been large protest against violence against women, but what this movement did following this terrible incident was to shift the discourse from inside about women needing protection to the question of women needing autonomy and freedom, and the need to safeguard that freedom. so in a way what was new about this movement that followed the december terrible incident is the crisp against rape culture, the direct challenge against rape culture that we heard on the streets of new delhi and the country. >> what is rape culture. >> the culture of blaming women for rape. i see connections between the movement here and the protest that started in canada and spread all over the world. i see that in india you had women on the streets, don't teach yourself how to dress. teach men how not to rape. so these slogans on the streets of new delhi and india were new and encouraging. >> was this a movement that came from the women

kenichi tanaka, new delhi. >> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm dhra dhirakaosal in bangkok. >>> members of the international olympic committee are in buenos aires to decide on a venue for the 2020 games. they'll vote on saturday for either tokyo, istanbul or madrid. people are awaiting anxiously to hear the results. our correspondents report on the mood in madrid and istanbul. >> reporter: madrid is the capital of spain and home to more than 3 million people. this is the first time madrid has bid to host the olympics. people here are excited about the competition. >> translator: it's high time we got it. we've been ready for years. >> translator: we have a saying in spain, third time lucky. this is our third and lucky time. >> reporter: the biggest obstacle for the city has been its shrinking economy. the unemployment rate still hovers above 26%. but the spanish bid community says the economy is finally picking up and more than 80% of the venues are already built. the city's best asset is prince phillippe, an olympian who competed in barcelon

nhk world, new delhi. >> the violence in the southern philippines enters a second day. about 170 civilians are held hostage, and thousands more have fled. gunshots rang out at dawn on tuesday in the city. rebels from the national liberation front want independence from the predominantly catholic country. they've taken hundreds of people hostage after the group was prevented from marching into the city to raise its flag. on monday, they were reportedly holding 20 hostages. but the number has since jumped to 170. the news agency said 1,500 elite troops backed by police have blocked off the area to prevent the arrival of rebel reinforcements. at least 3,000 people have fled the violence and are living in temporary shelters. >> translator: we would like to see another day, thanks to the grace of god. >> the philippines has been negotiating another insurgent group with a similar name. the two sides last year agreed to set up an autonomous government. but the deal was rejected. more than 60,000 people have been killed since the conflict began in the 1970s. >>> safe drinking w

we begin with adjustment day in new delhi. >> four men in india were sentenced to death today after anew delhi court found them guilty of raping a 23-year-old student last december. >> today not just one person, but the whole country is happy that the accused who committed such a horrendous crime with our daughter has finally been punished. >> reporter: the victim was on her way home after going to the movies with a male friend when five men and a juvenile lured them on a bus and repeatedly raped and tortured her. the woman died from internal injuries two days later. the case brought outrage in the plight of women where rapes of women go largely unnoticed and uniparous cuted. the youngest attacker was sentenced to prison, and the oldest attackerring hung himse himself. >> the death sentence has been welcomed across here, and you can see celebration and relief on the part of the average indian who has come here to find what the verdict what, what the sentence was, and react to it. a mantling me this is the sentence that he believes that everyone who commits rape in india should receive

new tkhreu new delhi focusee country's prejudices against woman. thousands prooh tested in the streets of india and the media increased its coverage of sexual assault. whilele many have welcomed the debate on woman's rights they're worried about the stereotypeing of all the indian men as sexual predators. >>> i am now interacting with many people who are scared to come to india or people who want time pact or migrate out of india. people who oh are scared.ing alone with indian men. >> reporter: men's product companies are tapping in to this public anxiety. this commercial calls on men to join the fight against gender violence. >> woman's activist says high levels of domestic abuse and the preference for boys contributes on assault on woman. >> what men are experiencing when they grew up. when is it normal? but men also understand from a very early age in some indian family systems that they will get way with it. >> reporter: if there are men who are fighting these attitud attitudes. it's played more than 5 thourbss me5,000 timetimes in india. >> ho

months after the rape of a 23-year-old student here in new delhi.cial fast-track court has announced the four accused in the case are convicted of the crime. there is tremendous public pressure for the maximum death penalty. behind me there has been intense public interest in this race in india and oversea, under the pressure the government has changed several laws related to sex crimes in india. they have also increased punishment for convicted rapists, but many activists say these changes don't go far enough. they say that marital rape for example in india is still not considered a crime, and they are asking the court and the politicians to do more to make india safer for women. >>> as india comes to terms with crimes against women, a new survey, almost a quarter of men have surveyed have admitted to rape. the men were questioned in these six countries. the results varied. six in ten admitted to rape. bagladesh recorded the lowest figures with only 10% admitting rape there. >> it points to the fact that we really need to prioritize prevention. we

the district court in new delhi on friday ordered them to be hanged. the judge noted that india is experiencing an increase in crimes against women. he said the courts cannot turn a blind eye to such gruesome crimes. five help and a teenager assaulted the 23-year-old woman on a bus, gang raped her, beat her with an iron rod and threw her on to the road naked and she died two weeks later in a hospital in singapore. the case prompted protest against the widespread violence and discrimination women face in india. earlier this week the district in and around the four men guilty of rape and murder and their lawyers say they'll appeal the death sentences. the fifth man accused killed himself in prison earlier this year. and the teenager went through the juvenile court system. he received the toughest penalty for a minor. three years in a reform facility. they have changed the laws following the case and courts can now hand down the death penalty for sex crimes where the victim or victims die. still, violence against women continues. five men raped a 22-year-

al jazeera, new delhi. >> the violence in chicago shows no sign of stopping.ust last night a three-year-old was one of 13 wounded in a city park. ahead, how some plan to use this latest shooting to call for an end to the violence. plus a software glitch, and possible problems for a key component of the president's healthcare law. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm tony harris in new york. here is a look at your headlines at this hour. today the house passed a spending measure to fund the government to the middle of december while defunding the healthcare law. >>> the obama administration out today with tough new rules to cut greenhouse gas emissions for the first time. the epa is proposing carbon pollution limits they would impact future coal and natural gas power plants. coal plants would have to add expensive technology to meet the new standards.

we have more from new]q delhi. >> nine months after the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old student in delhi, a special fast-tracked court announced that the four remaining accused in the case are convicted of the crime. they haven't pronounce sentencing, and may later this week, but there's tremendous public pressure for the maximum, death penalty. there's been intense public interest in the case in india and over seas. under this pressure, the government has changed several laws relating to sex crimes in india, stalking, voyeurism and sexual harassment have been criminalized for the first time. they have increased punishment for convicted rapists, but many activists say these changes don't go far enough. they say that marital rape in india is still not considered a crime and they're asking the courts and the politicians to do more to make india safer for women. >> meanwhile, a troubling new study from the united nations finds that sexual assault is rampant across asia. nearly one of our four men there admit raping a woman or girl. nearly one in two men in asia use violence against th

al jazeera, new delhi. >> that's it for me. see you a little bit later. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera. i'm tony harris. here are the top stories we're following. the mother of gunman aaron alexis speaks out about her son to the families of the victims of the navy yard shooting. >> my son has killed 12 people and wounded several others. his actions have had profound on the families of the victims. aaron is now in a place that he oh, no longer can do harm to anyone. for that i am glad. to the families of the victims

men have been sentenced to death for the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman on a bus in new delhi. her attack led to a change in sexual violence laws. >> for months people across india have demanded the death penalty for a crime. >> four men convicted of raping and killing a woman in new delhi last year has been given the strongest punishment possible in the indian legal system, they have been sentenced to death. >> this will create fears in their minds. they will think twice about the consequences before doing anything. every day we hear about rape and murder all over. now all of this will stop. >> as this high profile case has proceeded through the courts many indians have directed their anger at the lawyers defending the perpetrators. >> when they accused in jail they were in tears. i asked them why they were crying. they said we know we'll be hanged. >> many say it will take more than this to change the mindset across the country. >> more than the legal system, i feel we should start this in individual homes. teach our children and make them morally aware and teach them moral

new delhi has also made strides against poverty. problem is those strides have only been a few steps ahead of population growth. look at the numbers. in 1981, 429 million indians lived in poverty. about 60% of the population. by 2010, the percentage of impoverished people had dropped to 33%. and yet the total number of indians living in poverty was still around 400 million. why? you see india's population had expanded by about half a billion. for all the millions who were lifted out of poverty, millions of others were born into it. what is the answer? growth. in the 1960s and '70s, india was infamously stuck in a rut of slow growth with a mediocre 2% a year. in the 1980s it began opening up and in the 1990s new delhi scrapped much of the socialist set of controls. by the mid-2000s india was growing at 9%. that helped create india's middle class and dramatically reduced the number of people living in poverty. but according to the pro free market cato institute, if those reforms had taken place two decades earlier, india today would h

al jazeera, new delhi. >> pakistan's new president has been sworn in. he has taken over. the president in pakistan is a ceremonial post with most of the power belonging to the prime minister. >>> plenty more next, we have all the sports. we'll tell you about the youngsters hoping to follow famous fathers footsteps. we'll have the details. ç] >> it's all about the weapon you carry. daggers are the symbols for century, and they certainly don't come cheap. >> this may be one of the first things that attracts the attention of visitors to yemen. the curved knives yemenis thrust in their waistbands. they have outlived dynasties and daggers refuse to disappear. a family that has been making daggers for more than 1,000 years. he does not see it as a business but a passion passed on from one generation to the next. this is not a symbol of the old days when yemenis used dagger in self defense. here it's not the type of car you drive or where you live but the type of knife you carry. show me your dagger, and i'll show you who you are. the embroidery on the belt, the carving on the a

aljazeera, new delhi. >> state efforts to nullify federal laws spreading across the country now.nty states have legalized the use of marijuana for medical purposes. this legislation came, despite a federal law banning its possession and distribution since 201020 states have challenged parts of the affordable care act. twenty states have actions against the i.d. act. one state is missouri with gun legislation. >> it's one of the most gun friendly measures ever passed. missouris act is aimed at blocking federal gun laws in the show-me state. >> as a law abiding citizen, i don't want my rights taken away from me, because a number of people choose to use fire articles in an illegal way. >> he says recent national tragedies have triggered unnecessary calls for more gun control in congress. his bill would make it illegal to enforce federal gun laws in missouri. >> in ms. ms., we will determine when our constitutional rights are being violated. >> jay nixon, the state's democratic governor vetoed the legislation. the lawmakers are set to override him wednesday. critics say the bill is e

more from new delhi. >> supporters of india's main opposition party finally have a reason to celebratee party has chosen a leader to steer head its election campaign next year. and this is the man who people in the party think will steer them to victory. >> i will work hard to achieve victory. ly keep working hard to fulfill the hopes of the common man, and meet the expectation of the party. >> if he can convince hundreds of millions of voters he will be the next prime minister. in recent years he has built a big fan following in his home state. he has been credited with turning it into one of the best performing economies, and that may have contributed to his backing by senior party members. >> i think the party has taken the right decision at the right time. he has been approved more than others and now with the elections just months away it is natural for any party to choose the leader that is most popular. >> but many people question whether he can get elected. in early 2002, this riot polarized opinions of his leadership. some people accused him of not doing enough to prevent or c

indian court has handed down a death sentence to the four men who gang raped and murdered a young new delhian. they were found guilty tuesday for attacking a woman on the bus and dumping her body on the side of the road. she died two weeks after the attack. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that will allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses. the new measure would require a special mark and notation on the licenses. the governor supports the bill and has promised to sign it. >>> a new report finds that there are now close to 600,000 homeless people in the u.s. a number is down 4%, but homeless remains a big problem, especially along the san francisco bay. >> reporter: he calls himself scrappy, scrapping for junk, and salvaging what he can sell for cash. he keeps more than he sells, and ore the last three years he has built an intricate shelter. this place was [ technical difficulties ] >> kat listen cody says the bulb is a good safe place for her. >> i really just go for my dogs. i was stabbed 16, 17 years ago, so i know what it is like to be out on the streets and

handed down a death sentence to the four men involved in the gang rape murder of a young woman in new delhithe court ordered death sentence by hanging. the four men found guilty of attacking the woman and dumping her body. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that will allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's license. the governor supports the bill and has promised to sign it. >>> florida has long been renowned for its miles of beaches and endless sunshine, but the beaches are rapidly running out of sand. andy gallagher has more from miami. >> reporter: they attract millions of visitors each year, generate billions of dollars in revenue, the beaches of south florida are facing a crisis. sand washed away by storms and erosion is normally replenished using sand bridged offshore, but that is an increasingly precious commodity. >> it's for ocean and sand, so if we don't have sand, we don't have anything. >> not a good thing. this is very enjoyable. >> i'm sorry, but i'm grateful for what is here. it is great. it is nice. and it seems like there is still plenty. >> reporter: it mig

andrew law, bbc news, delhi. >> the case that shocked india there. in other news, the crew of the international space station have revealed equipment failed during their attempt earlier this week. in the capsule stopped working, which means they did not know their exact distance from earth. they describe it as flying blind. out to colorado, where at least three people have been killed and floodwaters that have inundated the state. hundreds more have been forced to seek emergency shelter. the bbc reports. a canyons are overflowing, as record downpour in the rocky mountains has forced thousands of people to flee their homes. roads have been swept away by the force of the water, as rare dump a yearserns worth of rain in just a few hours. . for a few days now, rescuers have been trying to reach those caught by the rising floodwaters. this man was trapped for an hour. just sitting there, breathing in that pocket of air for a while. >> this man had to be lifted out of his flooded home. residents had very little warning overnight that the flash flood was on

andrew law, bbc news, delhi. >> the case that shocked india there. in other news, the crew of the international space station have revealed equipment failed during their attempt earlier this week. in the capsule stopped working, which means they did not know their exact distance from earth. they describe it as flying blind. out to colorado, where at least three people have been killed and floodwaters that have inundated the state. hundreds more have been forced to seek emergency shelter. the bbc reports. a canyons are overflowing, as record downpour in the rocky mountains has forced thousands of people to flee their homes. roads have been swept away by the force of the water, as rare dump a yearserns worth of rain in just a few hours. . for a few days now, rescuers have been trying to reach those caught by the rising floodwaters. this man was trapped for an hour. just sitting there, breathing in that pocket of air for a while. >> this man had to be lifted out of his flooded home. residents had very little warning overnight that the flash flood was on

holding the concert legitimises new delhi's rule. it is against a backdrop in an upsurge in violence in the region. >> there have been protests in indonesia against the miss world contest. the beauty pageant is occurring in bali. some are calling for it to be cancelled. >> public anger at the local organiser of the miss world. hundreds of people gathered outside the jakarta offices of a television company due to broadcast the contest exclusively. sending a clear message to the company's owner. >> translation: our main purpose is to protest against the local organise are of miss world to ask him to stop the event as it vialates the constitution, religion and law. >> more than 85% of people in indonesia are muslim. the contest in bali is on a hindu-buddhist island reliant on tourism. >> hello, i'm from chinese typi, taiwan. >> tourism will get a boost from a high-profile international event. >> organisers made recessions, replacing one of the best-known category, a bikini round with a sarong. there are 130 women competing for the miss

a 23-year-old woman was raped in a moving bus in new delhi. widespread sexual violence and the treatment of women. >>> north and south korea have agreed to reom the kaison industrial zone. november 16th on a trial basis. the two koreas pulled out their workers because of rising tension in the area. home to more than 100 south korean factories, a sign of quoption between the two countries. >>> five years after one of the country's worst oil spills, the country disputes the amount of the damage. report from bada in river state. >>> christian capendai shows the damage to his fish pond. they were destroyed when a knowledge oil barely burst, thousands of barrels of oil burst into the ponds. >> i discovered all the four fish ponds were covered with crude oil, i began to see the fish begin to escape for life but the whole place was dark. when i saw the money that have been put in and the label i nearly fainted. our livelihood is totally destroyed. for me to survive now, it is just by the gray. i who used to give to others is now become a beggar. i li

it was felt in the capitol of new delhi where buildings were shaken. >> a potential government shutdown is looming. aljazeera is in the capitol. unless congress comes to an agreement, the government will shut down october 1. with just one week to go, how likely is a compromise? >> it's really anyone's guess at this point, although we did get a little closer to seeing what will happen in the senate this week. next monday night, the government runs out of money. unless congress can come up with a compromise on issues, the federal government will shut down. we haven't seen anything like this since the clinton administration. federal workers won't get paid. members of the military won't get paid, but will net i.o.u.s. if you want to get a passport, that's going to be a tough reach. the markets could feel real repercussions if congress doesn't come to terms with things. there's a lot riding on this, a lot in play. republicans in the senate, some tea party conservatives, like we usually see coming out of the house of representatives are holding a line and saying they will not support a budget

tremors have been reported across the region and hundreds of kilometers away in india's capital new delhi the quake was so strong that a force a new island to rise from the sea off the southern coast of pakistan. there were. many as president has announced today and through the rescue operation in their robbie's westgate mall the scene of the country's worst terrorist attack in fifteen years five members of the al shabaab militant group responsible for the assault were killed during the standoff eleven others are in custody at least sixty seven people died in the hostage crisis was around one hundred seventy injured at least two americans and a british citizen are among the al qaida linked insurgents that carried out the assault a u.s. led investigators in claims a plot was hatched weeks or months ago in somalia where a team of english speaking foreign fighters were selected and there are reports that a british woman may have spear had of the attack. the such a twenty fourteen winter olympic torch is boldly going where no torch has gone before and will be taken out of space walk by two ru

magnitude quake hit the southwest on choose day it was felt more than a thousand kilometers away in new delhi too it also led to the formation of a small island which is admitting flammable gas just off the coast. figs of used tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters in sudan's largest city angry at a deadly crackdown by authorities the rights groups say security forces have killed at least fifty protesters during nationwide demonstrations they say many died by gunshots to the head and chest the rallies began in. this week against fuel subsidies but have since widened with calls for sudan's president stepped down. a residential buildings collapsed the india's financial capital by its killed at least six people sixteen others were rescued including a toddler but many more are still believed be trapped under the rubble and it's being blamed on poor construction of problems caused several buildings to come down in the area amid a high demand for housing. the terrorist group that sort of more than sixty civilians through an all out assault on a shopping mall in kenya has struck again al-shaba

tremors have been reported across the region and hundreds of kilometers away in india's capital new delhi. ten years president has announced an end to the rescue operation in nairobi westgate mall the scene of the country's worst terrorist attack in fifteen years five members of the of the al shabaab militant group responsible for the assault were killed during the standoff eleven others are in custody at least sixty seven people died in the hostage crisis with around one hundred seventy injured at least two americans and a british citizen are among the al-qaeda linked insurgents that carried out the assault a u.s. led investigation claims the plot was hatched weeks or months ago in somalia where a team of english speaking foreign fighters were selected there are reports that a british woman may have spearheaded the attack. and central china is being hit by torrential rains caused by the typhoon use argue which surely a crash through the southern part of the country to confirm number of dead in the worst hit area has risen to twenty nine with over half a million residents relocated econom

expected to be announced on friday the twenty three year old victim was viciously assaulted on a bus in new delhi in december last year sparked a nationwide help crime prompting the government to make the death sentence applicable in rape cases. so that to brings up to date with a news team with more from just have a whole phenomenon any time stay with us for breaking the set that's coming up in just a few minutes. the interview. a feel good. to speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots fifty ip interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. you know i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so even though it is sad regime has agreed to give it give up its chemical weapons arsenal a bomb and his team of one man there's a new day and close to the night in a powder keg in syria as a result of two thousand speech from the then state senator obama started to attract attention and his campaign web site posted a video in two thousand and seven to highlight his fierce opposition to mi

night in the open tremors were even felt hundreds of kilometers to the east in the indian capital of new delhi. kenya is mourning the victims of the westgate mall hostage crisis the country's worst terrorist attack in fifteen years president kenyatta says sixty seven assigned but the number is expected to rise as troops clear the shopping. center five members of the. group were killed during the standoff eleven others are in custody authorities are looking into unconfirmed reports that several americans and a british citizen were among the al qaida linked insurgents behind the atrocity. to rancho rains caused by typhoon a soggy have hit central china after earlier slamming into the southern coast at least twenty nine people have died and over half a million others relocated to safety the storm force hundreds of flights to be canceled and the major shipping line had to be closed the weather is estimated to inflict damage cost at around three billion dollars so. the olympic torch usually gets chantel jog around the events latest host country before the games start buying for so much it's going i

the night in the open air tremors were even felt hundreds of kilometers to the east indian capital new delhi. six people have been killed in a raid on a police station in indian administered kashmir two civilians and four police officers were among the victims but it's a sin army uniforms also attacked a nearby army camp where a shoot out is reportedly still underway the violence comes as indian prime minister manmohan singh and pakistan's reef are due to discuss on the rest of the disputed kashmir region on the sidelines of the un general assembly. in kenya at least one person has been killed and four wounded in an extremist attack on a security post near the somali border authorities say the militants from the same islamist group took over a nairobi shopping mall you saw there claimed the lives of sixty seven people many of them foreigners left at least one hundred seventy injured several americans and a british citizen reportedly among the archiving to insurgents who carried out the attack. well the countdown clock is ticking for the winter olympic games in sochi with hundred thirty three

seven magnitude quake hit the southwest on choose day it was felt one thousand kilometers away in new delhi it also led to the formation of a small island ever so big which is a myth in flammable gas just off the coast. residential buildings collapsed of india's financial capital it's killed at least thirteen people many of the rescued including a toddler but many more are still trying to under the rubble the thing is being blamed on poor construction is the problem more generally which is cool several buildings to come down and made a high demand for housing. police have used tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters in saddam's largest city i am groot a deadly crash for human rights groups so security forces have killed at least fifty protesters during nationwide demonstrations they said many died by gunshots to the head and to the chest the rallies began earlier this week against fuel subsidy cuts but since widened with calls from sudan's president to step down. the terrorist group slaughtered more than sixty civilians during that was sold on a shopping mall in kenya struck again no s

the indian capital have been sentenced to death by hanging the brutal attack on a moving bus in new delhi last december left the victim with severe injuries that led to her death two weeks later the vicious crime sparked a nationwide outrage and triggered massive protests the death sentence ruling can be appealed in the supreme court. also in the afghan city of herat security forces of foot off a taliban attack on the u.s. consulate that started with a huge blast at the compound two afghan police officers and a security guard along with five attackers were killed u.s. officials said no americans were hurt in the incident the attack highlights the tense security situation ahead of the planned withdrawal of international troops in twenty fourteen red wine pungent cheese and they're all products strongly associated with quality french produce and devoured in their masses across the country but key political figures are now going to great lengths to get french consumers to buy more homegrown products to boost the economy silly reports now a new push to buy local and think national when fares

expected to be announced on friday the twenty three year old victim was viciously assaulted on a bus in new delhi in december last year is bumped a nationwide outcry prompting the government to make the death sentence on the couple in rape cases. hundreds of first houses clash with wives police in turkey and a fresh round of demonstrations overnight that west was sponsored by the death of a twenty two year old man who some claim was killed by security forces tear gas canister fired from point blank range demonstrators are calling for a rerun of the mass away with anti-government demonstrations seen in the summer. and among the groups in australia are fighting for major follows through with close to the west of sydney helicopters have been brought in to try and down as flames being funded by the strong winds and high temperatures and of us to geisha has been launched into what sparked the blazes is thought as safe the operation to provide wildfires raging in may actually have been because it's. now with less than two weeks before germany's parliamentary elections the kind of the being accused of s

magnitude quake hit the south west on tuesday and it was felt more than a thousand kilometers away in new delhi it also led to the formation of a small island which is emitting flammable gas just off the coast. the french president announced this week that he'll gouge fifteen billion euros from next year's federal budget francois lon's already facing mounting pressure from the right over france's relationship with europe as a commie shows precious little sign of an upturn as tests are still in our reports french citizens are markedly glum about the green outlook. yes you know where your promises are in the long run. the boiling over of frustration caught on camera priority is employment we need to eat but at this point the bad news no longer come a surprise to many french popular self-styled mr normal condemned for having no power to stop economic uncertainty from becoming the new normal at the resentment is palpable with only eleven percent of the french thinking their economy will improve over the next twelve months running out of economic an initiative at home alone recently unveiled a three

night in the open tremors were even for hundreds of kilometers to the east in the indian capital of new delhi. kenya's one of the victims of the westgate mall hostage crisis the country's worst terrorist attack in fifteen years president kenyatta says sixty seven people have died but i was expected to rise as troops continue to search the shopping center five members of the ocean extremist children stand off eleven others are in custody authorities are looking into unconfirmed reports that several americans and a british citizen wrongly al-qaeda linked insurgents behind the atrocity. drenching rains caused by typhoon a soggy it hit central china now after really slamming into the southern coast at least twenty nine people have died well over half a million others have been relocated to safety temporarily that storm cut off water electricity supplies to eastern parts of the country where the estimated to have caused damage with around three billion dollars of. beer lympics or choose who gets a gentle jog around the events latest host country before those games stop a facade she in russia it's

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said to have collapsed tremors are being reported all around the region as far as india's capital new delhi hundreds of kilometers away. a fourth day of nationwide protests in bangladesh turned violent as police clash with clothes factory workers demonstrators threw stones at security forces who responded with rubber bullets gas and tear gas hundred fifty people were injured in the unrest as protests to set for several factories demanding higher wages and some employees claim they have had to endure nine hundred hour shifts in the locked in place of work bangladesh government has been under pressure to reform the industry after the collapse of a factory building in april which killed up to a thousand people a. car bomb blast has been reported in damascus by syrian t.v. state media says at least three people have lost their lives in what was described as a terrorist attack the opposition currently puts the death toll at seven an explosion hit the capital southern district in a fierce battle ground between the rebel forces in the army for months. french appeals courts may have stripped nicola

tremors have been reported across the region and hundreds of kilometers away in india's capital new delhi. kenya's president has announced and the rescue operation in nairobi as westgate mall was scene of the country's worst terrorist attacks in fifteen years five members of the militant group responsible for the yourself were killed during the standoff eleven others are in custody at least sixty seven people died in the hostage crisis with around one hundred seventy injured at least two americans and a british citizen are among the al-qaeda linked insurgents that carried out the assault us that investigation claims the port was hatched weeks or months ago in somalia where a team of english speaking foreign fighters were selected there are also reports that a british woman may have spearheaded the attack. sent from china is the hit by torrential rains caused by the typhoon is starkey which earlier crashed through the southern part of the country the confirmed number of dead is the worst hit area in the worst hit area has risen to twenty nine with over half a million residents relate k. to

the indian capital have been sentenced to death by hanging the brutal attack on a moving bus in new delhi last december left the victim with severe injuries that two weeks later officials crime spot nationwide outrage and triggered massive protests. and since ruling can be appealed in the supreme court. thousands of supporters of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi and the muslim brotherhood have taken to the streets in cairo and elsewhere across the country demonstrators refuse to acknowledge the army backed government and the mahdi morsi reinstatement during a rally in alexandria protesters clashed with locals after being attacked with stones brotherhood's top leaders and hundreds of activists have been arrested since a military coup in july. we go to france where members of topless protest movement femen appeared in court charged with damaging the cathedral during a protest as february activists rang the cathedral's bells with wooden sticks and chanted no more post the same protest that homophobia according to french law these actions could be punished with up to five years in priso

expected to be announced on friday twenty three year old victim was viciously assaulted on a bus in new delhi in december last year it sparked a nationwide outcry of prompting the government to make the death sentence of clickable in rape cases. now with less than two weeks before germany's parliamentary elections the candidates are being accused of sending the electorate into a political coma result of reports smaller parties are hoping to seize the votes of bored citizens and enter the big arena. on the campaign trail hoping to strike a chord. just interface that i want us we convince that we have to get a say and a higher level and we end up having to pay for the big decisions so we want to be part of the process. free voters are a grassroots political organization they're opposed to the major german parties they claim look out for the interests of big business over those voters we don't have the big money the other parties have for commercials for leaflets etc we mostly paid ourselves the candidates pay it because we cannot raise so much funds. also because we don't tolerate lobbyists and

the indian capital have been sentenced to death by hanging the brutal attack on a moving bus in new delhi last december led the victim with severe injuries that led to her death two weeks later the vicious crimes transformation why alfredo triggered a massive protest the death sentence ruling and where people would in the supreme court. the operator of the crippled fukushima nuclear plant says this situation there is out of control white smoke has been seen rising from a reactor the site tepco claims it's coming from a puddle on top of the plant but the company hasn't explained why vapor has been appearing randomly since july recently there have also been leaks of highly radioactive water at the compound. in the i'm going to tell parents security forces have fought off a taliban of time on the u.s. consulate that started it with a huge blast of the compound to our going police officers under security guard along with five attackers were killed u.s. official said no americans were hurt in the incident that highlight the turn security situation ahead of the planned withdrawal of internation