many citizens have been fleeing to northern iraq to escape violence in their hometowns. >>> voters in the mal dez will have to cast ballots again after the court annulled the last election. the supreme court said there were voting irregularities and vote aid rerun this month. this raises questions about the stabltd of democracy in the dalmives. a new election will take place october 20th. in the ruling, the court said 5600 irregularities were found in september's poll. no candidate won an outright majority. a runoff was scheduled september 2th. the person that came in third challenged the outcome. he alleged the result was skewed by voting irregularities. international monitors have declared the election was free and fair. >>> former president came first in the election with 45%. he protested against the legal challenge and demanded the run off vote should be held quickly. attention shifts to whether all candidates accept the court's without risking further turmoil. >>> let's now look at the market figure figures. >>> well it is time now to get a check on the weather with meteorologis

a homicide bomber attacking a group of soldiers guarding the streets in northern iraq, killing 14 people. in the meantime, in baghdad, a wave of car bombings killing more than 40 people, injuring dozens more. iraqy investigators say those bombs were planted in cars in public areas very close to businesses and in parking lots. this is the latest of several coordinated attacks in recent months. >> tension is growing as we get more reports emerging on iran's nuclear program. now israel is threatening to act after reports say iran could beless than a month away from building a nuclear weapon. this as a senior official in iran said the country is still enriching uranium to 20%. that's just a small step away from reaching weapons grade. the reports contradict an earlier report that the country reduced enrichment to a maximum of 5%. this news just weeks ahead of the second round of negotiations aimed at ending iran's nuclear weapons program. john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and a fox news contributor. ambassado

a bomb blast at a sunday mosque in northern iraq has killed 12 people.happened with a crowd of worshippers after they left a mosque after morning prayers. in afghanistan a governor has been killed in an attack and happened in the eastern providence of logo and the explosives were in the mosque where he was praying and 20 others were wounded and we have the latest from kabul. >> reporter: he was attending morning prayers the first day of a major muslim holiday in afghanistan when an ied improvised device exploded close killing him instantly and several were injured and the death toll could rise through the day and it's critical. it's a common tactic to attack government officials in a mosque and it's a rare opportunity for them to gain access to high-profile individuals when they are surrounded by the public and much more vulnerable in those situations. this particular governor had a long political history behind him. he was very close with president hamid karzai and the governor of the providence and he was in the karzai's campaign and border of tribal a

including a children's hospital and play ground and 12 car bombs killed 48 and injured hundreds and in northern iraqwere killed when it blew up in a residential area east of mozul. u.s. justice department has brought new charges against former black water security contractors who were working in iraq. the four men accused of carrying out an unprovoked attack in a busy baghdad street in 2007. 17 iraq civilians were killed in the shooting and jordan has the story. >> reporter: september 2007, baghdad's square, u.s. security contractors allegedly opened fire on the crowd without provocation and now the u.s. justice department is going to put on trial four of those guards for multiple counts of voluntary manslaughter and firearms violations. the guards used to work for the company known as black water worldwide, a company which had many close ties to the bush administration and for a time conducted nearly all of the security operations for the u.s. military and the state department in iraq. however, the justice department once it found out about the massacre decided to charge six of the guards with the

. >>> at least 15 people have been killed in a suicide bomb explosion in northern iraq.acker detonated a lorie packed with explosives. it appeared toll target the shiia minority. a regional government minister has been killed in a suicide bombing in northwest pakistan, seven others died in the attack. it happened as celebrations were taking place marking the holiday. 49 peel were killed in a plain crash in laos. it had been flying in poor weather and was about to lands when it was hit by strong crosswinds. >>> millions of people in eastern india are getting ready for more flooding at the tell andtaleend i've sigh close, cyc. emergency services are struggling to reach. here is a report. >> reporter: a community divided. while some people wait to get to safety, those already there are struggling to get by. he points to the spot where he thinks his home is. he doesn't know when he'll be able to go back. and if there will be anything to go back to. >> we are facing a lot of problems in this makeshift shelter. we don't have access to proper food. i am struggling to take care

and playground. 12 car bombs in baghdad killed 48 people and injured more than 100 in northern iraq at2 people were killed when a lorie blew up from a residential area. >>> the u.s. justice department has brought new charges against former blackwater security contractors who were working in iraq, the four men are accused of carrying out an unprovoked attack in a busy baghdad street in 2007. 17 iraqi civilians were killed in a shooting spree. roslyn jordan explains. >> reporter: september 2007, baghdad square. u.s. security contractors allegedly opened fire on the crowd without provocation. now the u.s. justice department is going to put on trial four of those guards for multiple counts of voluntary man saluter and firearms violations the guards used to known for the company known as blackwater worldwide a company that had many close ties in the bush administration and for a time conducted nearly all of the security operation for his the u.s. military and the state department and iraq. however the justice department once it found out about the massacre in the square decided to charge si

lives through the last month now the latest string of attacks in mainly shia areas in baghdad in northern iraq e communities have left at least sixty one people did amy her goal also told us that a deeper analysis of victims would reveal it even more shocking numbers. one major fly of the study is that households who experienced a great deal of violence were very likely to leave the country and we are pretty sure we missed a lot of people who might have told us about deaths because those people have left so we think our count is actually low. campaign as in germany say it's high time to wrap up political gift giving their demanding a club down on suspiciously lavish nations to angola merkel's political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b m w the full story is on r t. o's online edward snowden says that was no way russia or china will go to any n.s.a. documents adding that to he flew to moscow empty handed. the dust covers are off and the u.s. government has reopened following a nerve wrecking shutdown and balancing on the verge of a default for over two weeks president oba

suicide bombers detonated a truck loaded with explosives in northern iraq has killed at least fifteen people this then is the latest in a spike rest to strike the volatile state according to a survey released earlier this week the u.s. led war in iraq has resulted in almost five hundred thousand deaths over a half of which were violent the two year long study by researches in iraq the us and canada included two thousand randomly. selected iraqi house elves as talk show it to a someone route from the world health organization collaborating center in the u.k. hi there folks to be aware this is a staggering horrific figure when you look at it can it justify in any way the invasion that was promoted as a mission for democracy mission for freedom. of course is not justified as you said in the order port. violent to still continue killing is going on today and there are along the reported about one thousand and fifty seven cases of while and their. report which is population plus madison itself is another set of gray which is showing to us the magnitude of the damage to the population of ir

inclines during the last month the latest string of attacks in mainly shia areas in baghdad in northern iraq in communities have left at least sixty one people dead amy hagopian also told us that deeper analysis of victims would reveal even more shocking numbers. one major flaw of the study is that households who experienced a great deal of violence were very likely to leave the country and we are pretty sure we missed a lot of people who might have told us about deaths because those people have left so we think our count is actually low. campaigners in germany say it's high time to wrap up political gift giving and they're demanding a clampdown on suspiciously lavish donations to angola merkel political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b.m.w. story is in our website r t v dot com also online edward snowden said there's no way russia or china got any n.s.a. documents adding that he flew to moscow am to be handed. dutch police are investigating a break in at the apartment block which houses russian embassy staff in the hague the incident is adding to the fortunes develop

lives through the last month of the latest string of attacks in many shia areas in baghdad and northern iraq communities of left at least sixty one people dead. pm also told us that the analysts of analysis of victims would be real even more shocking numbers. while major fly of the study is that households who experienced a great deal of violence were very likely to leave the country and we are pretty sure we missed a lot of people who might have told us about deaths because those people have left so we think our count is actually low. the campaign is in germany see it's high time that the political wrap up with a gift giving demanding a clumsy suspiciously eleven nations chewing on america's political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b.m.w. the full story is on r.t. dot com. also online ad with snowden that says that there's no way russia china got any n.s.a. documents that in that he flew to moscow and had. police sign vests to getting a break in at the apartment block which houses the russian embassy stuff in the hague the incident is adding to the friction developin

. >> coming up on the kron four morning news.a bomb near mosque in northern iraq kills 12 sunnis and no one has claimed immediate responsibility. details in that story after the break. >> a second worker has died at the construction site of the new 49-ers stadium in santa clara. police say, 60-year-old edward erving lake junior was killed yesterday morning after unloading a delivery truck. this is video of the construction site from our helicopter partnership with a- b- c 7 news. edward was severely injured, when a bundle of rebar fell on him. he was transported to the hospital. where he later died. this is the second death at the site since construction started. a spokesman for the construction company describes the effect on the >> it's tragic. i mean we had a fellow coworker loose their life and i think that sank in really quick. and pretty emotional. it's pretty banged up in there. >> the 49- ers released a statement saying, quote - " our sincerest thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and co- workers affected by this tragedy." officials say, they believe this was an

and in the world these day a suicide bomber detonated a truck loaded with explosives in northern iraq killing at least fifteen people in berlin. a march by hundreds of activist against the alleged unlawful treatment of refugees by german authorities as an it in a standoff with police several people were arrested during scuffles protesters also called for support for african migrants and board ships which recently sank in the midst of rain over four hundred people drowned in those incidents. dozens of wildfires are raging across australia is most popular state new south wales eighteen of which are said to be out of control but so far they have no way short of casualties or injuries but so holes in the worst hit areas are believed to have been lost the fires sent huge amounts of smoke into the sky which even block the sun over downtown sydney the disaster has been caused by unseasonably hot temperatures and strong winds. schools across much of england have closed with thousands of teachers protesting against low pay and increased workload and while the government is saying it's raising

stories from around the world and a suicide bomber detonated a truck loaded with explosives in northern iraq killing at least fifteen people the assault occurred in a village inhabited mostly by the shia shock minority it had previously been targeted by sunni insurgents who are waging a bloody campaign to undermine the rule of iraq's shia led government last monday a suicide bombing at a funeral procession in the same area claimed the lives of twenty one people. in berlin a march by hundreds of active as it can see a legend on lawful treatment of refugees by german authorities has ended in a standoff with police several people were arrested during scuffles brick house was also called for support for african migrants onboard the two ships which recently sank in the mediterranean over four hundred people drowned in those incidents. the scale of a fire at the largest shopping center on thailand's tourist island of cat has prevented rescue teams from searching for survivors over matty of a thousand or so people inside managed to escape unharmed authorities say they still expect to find bodies in

they want to have an independent country in northern iraq. isn't that a bad thing? -- is that a bad thing? i do not. >> perhaps the best way to fix the is to break it up into several parts? >> when countries breakup -- who regrets the breakup of the soviet union? it was wanted. should the sunnis and be subjected to rule of the majority of the shiites win and they define themselves by their religion in a way that the sunnis feel excluded, arrangements which provide for greater autonomy for the sunni region makes a lot of sense. they have a constitution and it does and the weak central government by the design of its various people. it is not an accident. it is something the kurds very much intended. in fact, it was intended by at the time of the larger shiite party that was called the islamic revolution. it is not that to be outside powers are coming and interfering him a -- interfering, the parties are looking to the outsiders for trade relations and for political support. more or less, the same phenomenon is in way in syria. i do not think it would be a desirable o

this was the scene after a bomb blast at a sunni mosque in northern iraq, 12 people died as worshipperseft the mosque after morning prayers. here in syria some of the injured are brought to a hospital in southern damascus. bombers attacked a mosque just south of the capitol. and there has been an attack in the capitol's neighborhood. >>> and to the north of damascus, assad made a rare public appearance to attend morning prayers. >>> in afghanistan, meanwhile the governor of a province has been killed in an attack while addressing worshippers, from kabul jane ferguson reports. >> reporter: it was a dangerous job from the start. provincial governors have been targeted by the taliban many times before. this man has survived five previous attempts on his life. in 2008 he said he knew he was under threat but would never stop traveling. >> i did not reduce my travels around. it is my job. sorry to travel, yes, but i have to travel more cautious. >> reporter: back then he was the governor of a province, and deputy campaign manager of president karzai's presidential lack shun campaign in 2009.

in northern iraq at least 12 people were killed when a truck blew up in a residential area. >>> in southern a suicide attack killed at least five soldiers. other fighters attacked the complex with guns and rocket-propelled grenades. >>> a canadian man has returned home after spending five years in an iranian prison. he was one of 80 prisoners released last month. he says he survived brutal conditions in the prison, but his brother did not. daniel has the story from toronto. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: neighbors greet him as they take a walk. accused of spying for a rebel group, he faced torture and solitary confinement, his brother died in jail. hamid was eventually sentenced to death. >> there was times when i would really, really, just lose my hope, but when i think about my family and my wife, my sister, my mom, and why i'm there, that keep me going to -- to stay up, to hold my chin up. >> reporter: keeping the world aware of his flight was his wife. she held rallies used social media and lobbied diplomats. they called for clem mansy, the couple believe that international pressure

we're getting threats of a deadly suicide bombing in village of northern iraq.e killed when a truck packed with explosives blew up near the city of mosul. sunni militants have targeted them in the past but no claim of responsibility for today's attack. the latest in a long string over the last few months. >>> western diplomats meeting in switzerland have agreed to return to the negotiating table next month. both sides striking an optimistic tone. some in tehran even said a deal could be reached within months. we have more now from jim. >> reporter: a clear sense these talks were unlike any other between iran and the west in recent memory. a senior u.s. official saying that this official had never seen such intense detailed straight-forward and candid conversations with the iranian side. the iranians expressing hope and satisfaction. the iranian foreign minister javad zarif saying these talks could usher in a new, quote, relations with the u.s. even the time frame they're talking about for final agreement, iranians saying they could reach a final agreement within

. >>> at least 15 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in northern iraq. the bomber detonated a truck packed with explosives in the village in nineveh province. >>> in egypt a new protest law is being reviewed by the interim president. it's already been approved by the cabinet. the most contentious parts state protesters must ask in writing for permission from their local police stations at least 24 hours before a protest. another article gives the ministry and all senior police the authority to cancel, postpone or change the venue of protests. finally, the government has the power to designate pro tess-free areas around state or government premises. joins me live from london is a senior lecturer in islamic studies at kings college. while you see this draft or proposal, is it a step towards beryl public order or more oppression? >> if you read it against the background of what has conspired over the last couple of months, it is, i think, to be greeted with a fair degree of suspicion. there are some stipulations that are in effect everywhere. the protest ha

an attack on a shiite school in northern iraq on sunday killed 13 children and left 80 people winded. on saturday, at least 48 people were killed when a suicide bomber attacked a group of shiite pilgrims. international weapons inspectors have begun destroying syria's chemical weapons stockpile. it is the first up under the u.n. resolution to follow the august 21 attack in ghouta and threats of u.s. military strike. the al-assad regime faces a deadline of mid-2014 to abandon its full chemical arsenals. today in indonesia, secretary of state john kerry welcome the initial progress. >> i think it is also a credit to the assad regime for complying rapidly, as they are supposed to. we hope that will continue. i am not going to vouch today for what happens months down the road, but it is a good beginning and we should welcome a good beginning. >> the u.s. and russia said he hoped to convene an international peace conference on syria and about a month. republican leaders are refusing to back out in their campaign against obama cares the partial fedel government shutdown enters its seventh da

northern iraq 12 people were killed when a truck blew up in a residential area east of malsa.ials in louse lack the commitment and man power to find the missing bodies in wednesday's plane crash and 17 bodies have been found so far, none of which could be immediately identified, all 49 people on board the loue airline plan died when it crashed in the river and yet to determine the cause of crash. japanese cabinet minister and hundreds of legislators have visited a controversial shrine for those who died in the second world war and they stayed away and made an offering to the shrine for the awesome festival and neighbors china and south korea warned against visiting the shrine and include convicted war criminals. the philippine government says emergency supplies are slowly reaching them are cutoff by the earth quake and they are in tents waiting for help to arrive and the death toll stands at more than 160. and we reports from one of the most devastated the areas of bohol. >> reporter: isolated, left to cope with the destruction on their own, this is the hometown in the central

rumsfeld want and said you need to attack iraq now because there is a chemical weapons a facility in northern iraq and bush said no. so there were moments where bush resisted the train and said we are going to do it my way. >> woodruff: and yet there were moments when president bush was going around the world making sure everybody was comfortable long after the vice president was absolutely certain this was the right thing. >> yes, yes. i do think that cheney's certitude, his un-- unflinching we have to do there, view of this, certainly encouraged those instincts within bush. and there is no question about that. >> woodruff: what, why did president bush grow to be less dependent on the vice president? >> right, the evolution of their relationship is really fascinating. it's really almost shakespeare'sian. on the day the war starts march 2003, he has been given intelligence about where saddam hussein might be and meets with his advisor, do we go right away or not. and they came out all except for cheney, just the two of them, they come out of the office and bush says go. by its second term, it is n

comes 20 02 cheney says it's time to attack northern iraq. there's a chemical weapons facility. at that point bush says no. this belies the whole myth that cheney calls the shot. given what a pain he became later for american forces. of course he almost singularly, that's too strong probably but very responsible for a lot of sectarian. >> rose: that's right. made it worse and worse and worse. >> much worse. >> rose: and finally killed by the special forces. >> cheney would say today i would say see if you had done what i said we would have been better off. bush didn't want to go there yet he wanted a slower more methodical approach toward the confrontation with iraq that eventually leads to the invasion next march. >> rose: did cheney also have the same point of view. >> they did. they were both in agreement on the earlier attack which didn't happen and they were in agreement with the later invasion which did. on the day he attacks president bush meets with his people in the oval office, he's given intelligence where sadaam hussein is. but at the end of the meeting he kicks ever

iran's neighbor at least fourteen people were killed in a thirty injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of simyra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for a muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence that's claimed over six thousand lives since the start of this year. to spain now where thousands held a rally in barcelona against independence for catalonia timed to coincide with the country's national day marches chanted slogans for unity and against separation from madrid despite overwhelming support for separation among the cattle and population other demonstrations by far right parties were challenged by a left wing a pro. and anti fascist demonstrate an anti fascist demonstration has been held in the german city of stood to counter a march will denies by supporters of the far right clashes were reported between police and youth groups who tried to breach barriers separating the two sides police say several officers were injured in scuffles. powerful sideline phailin that's been battering eastern india has now claimed s

headlines this hour at least fourteen people were killed in over thirty injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of simyra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence this claimed over six thousand lives since the start of this year. a bus carrying fifty one people his beard off a two hundred meter high cliff in peru killing all on board the passengers including children and many members of a single family were on their way to a local celebration in the course of the accident is yet to be determined the high altitude roads in peru and the tories for bus disasters with over four thousand people dying in similar accidents last year. the. man in spain and the fascist activists have staged a march to counter groups of far right supporters that took to the streets on the country's national day while in barcelona a rally was held against independence for catalonia people chanted slogans for unity and against secession from madrid despite overwhelming support for separation among the cattle and popu

in brief now at least fourteen people were killed in a with the injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of samarra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for a muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence this claimed davis six thousand lives since the start of this year. a bus carrying fifty one people has veered off a two hundred meter high cliff in peru killing all on board the passengers including children and many members of a single family were on their way to a local celebration the cause of the accident is yet to be determined the high altitude roads in peru notorious for bus disasters with over four thousand people dying in similar accidents last year. i. remark in spain anti-fascist activists of staged a march to counter groups of far right supporters that took to the streets in the country's national day while in barcelona a rally was held against independence for catalonia people chanted slogans begin ity and again secession from madrid despite overwhelming support for separation among the cattle and population. in

iran's neighbor at least fourteen people were killed in a thirty injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of samarra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for a muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence that's claimed over six thousand lives since the start of this year. to spain now where thousands held a rally in barcelona against independence for catalonia time to coincide with the country's national day marches chanted slogans for unity and against separation from madrid despite overwhelming support for separation among the cattle and population of the demonstrations by far right parties where challenge by left wing opponents. and anti fascist demonstration anti fascist demonstration is being held in the german city of stood to counter a march organized by supporters of the far right clashes were reported between police and youth groups who tried to breach barriers separating the two sides police say several officers were injured in scuffles. powerful psycho's phailin spattering eastern india has now claimed seven lives

this as officials say they hit a group of soldiers guarding a street in northern iraq killing at leastinated attacks in the area. >>> new this morning, the operator of the ride that threw people to the ground at a north carolina state fair is under arrest and facing charges. timothy dwayne tuttero is accused of tampering it. the ride started to move as they were getting off sending some falling 30 feet to the ground. >> this ride was tampered with after the inspections and that critical safety devices were tampered with and compromised. >> five people were injured and three of them remain in the hospital. >>> all right. you want some high drama, guys? >> yes. >> world series. did you fall asleep before this happened? watch this crazy ending, probably the craziest ending in world series history to a game. watch this. >> jay grounds one. pedroia makes the play. throw home. two outs. over to third. it gets away. alan craig is going to come to the plate. here's the throw. he is -- the umpire making the call. they're going to say he's safe. >> so what happens? now watch this. he dives and f

a suicide bomber killed five police officers and wounded more than seven others in iraq's northern city of tikrit came a day after a series of blasts in and around baghdad killed at least fifty five people and al qaeda lead group claimed responsibility violence in iraq has reached its highest level since two thousand and eight. and brazilian police have used tear gas and stun guns to disperse hundreds of teachers protesting in rio de janeiro demonstrators world better working conditions and improved people angered at the money being lavish to house the world cup while social services are neglected brazil has seen a way of anti-government rallies since the summer. the european commission has expressed great concern over the rise of anti semitism across the e.u. in hungary for example the far right new nazi party is currently enjoying a sudden support. reports. emotions in tackles flew high in what was meant to be a friendly full game and budapest between hungary and israel but in the stands emotions were even more fierce local fans booed israel's anthem. and chanted fascist leaders names

face of the suicide bomber killed five police officers and wounded more than seven others in iraq's northern city of tikrit came a day after a series of blasts in and around baghdad killed at least fifty five people and al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility and violence in iraq has reached its highest level since two thousand and eight. so that brings up to date for the moment the news team with morphy in just over half an hour from now in the meantime x. kaiser and stacy her but the bankers in the latest edition of the kaiser report that's after this break. economic meltdown in the final. days of the deal and the rest so you meet casey will be a really. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser a new study has revealed that the negative side effect warnings can increase sales the study found that consumers tend to buy more of a product that advertisers potentially harmful side effects like weight gain and heart disease then products that do not. yeah it seems the warnings have the paradoxical effect of creating trust in the consumer pig this could help explain why david cameron has br

a suicide bomber killed five police officers and wounded more than seven others in iraq's northern city of tikrit now talk a monday also a series of blasts in and around baghdad killing at least twenty five people that an al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility for violence in iraq has reached its highest level since two thousand and eight. and brazil needs to use tear gas and stun guns to disperse hundreds of teachers protesting in rio de janeiro demonstrators owned by so working conditions and influence people are angered of the money being lavish to host the world come while social services are neglected brazil has seen a wave of anti-government rallies since the summer. and. millions of forced labor in policy affordable medicines are one of the few things in life that can be counted on stay with us here in our city. wealthy british scientists. like to go to. market. why don't what's really happening to the global economy with my next. there are no holds barred global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and li

bomber killed five police officers and wounded more than seven others in iraq's northern city of tikrit the attack came a day after a series of blasts in and around baghdad killed at least fifty five people and al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility and violence in iraq is reaches highest level since two thousand and eight. well britain's slow drift away from the rest of europe is continuing prime minister david cameron said the u.k. may will withdraw from the european convention on human rights such as allowing foreign criminals to remain in the country indefinitely as long return to the government and the public. explains the british home secretary theresa may told the conservative party conference that the current immigration system in the u.k. is like a never ending game of snakes and ladders and questioning the european convention for human rights might be a route that the government chooses to go down david cameron has already endorsed that option that the opening of the tory party conference now the reason they are so worried about this is that at the moment suspected forei

. >> a suicide bomb attack at an elementary school in northern iraq killed 14 children there and their principal. the attack is the latest targeting shia muslims. 33 people were killed in these attacks across iraq sunday, no group claiming responsibility. >> two young children are among the dead after a bus went off a remote mountain in southern peru, plunging ainto a ravine. 19 were killed, 18 injured in the crash. it happened early sunday morning in a farming community southeast of lima. these accidents are common enperu. more than 5,000 people have been killed in bush crashes there since 2008. >> crews are working still to dismantle syria's chemical weapon stockpiles. still ahead, the significant challenges they fails to try to complete a difficult and deadly task. >> rebuilding the school system in afghanistan, trying to teach more than a deck indicated after the u.s. began its efforts fighting the taliban, teaching them to read, write and reason. >> what's in a name? a lot to one of the world's oldest nfl franchises. what president obama has to say about the growing pressure for t

a suicide bomber killed five police officers and wounded more than seven others in iraq's northern city of tikrit the attack came a day after a series of blasts in around baghdad killed at least fifty five people and al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility for violence in iraq has reached its highest level since two thousand and eight. brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with more news with the news team in just over half an hour from now in the meantime let's kaiser and stacy her but blast the bankers in the latest edition of the closure report that's after this break. recently the ministry of internal affairs of russia declared that they're going to drastically increase operations in and around the moscow subway system with a major emphasis on illegal immigration there is an odd paradox when people talk about dealing with illegal immigration in terms of what the police should do people want the police to deal with it but any means of trying to actually do anything or generally taboo any form of asking people to see ideas viewed as an invasion of privacy or racial profil

market south of baghdad also being a channel says another car bomb has killed twelve soldiers and iraq's northern city of mosul the nation is seeing some of its worst watch in years the u.n. said last month alone almost a thousand people died in violence across the country. crowds of supporters of greece's extreme right golden dawn party to go to the streets of athens to demand the release of senior party members golden dawn is under investigation over its alleged connection to last month's fatal stabbing of a greek rap singer the party's leader and two m.p.'s are being held in pretrial custody accused of being members of a criminal organization for task as are dismissing the prosecution as politically motivated. today here on r.t. example it is next with worlds apart. it seems like politicians can get away with anything nowadays but not all of them the former mayor of failed detroit has been sentenced to twenty years of prison after being found guilty of committing record tearing. spirity fraud extortion and tax crimes while the mayor the prosecutor say he funneled millions of dollars to himself

iraq cities today. bombers struck shites in the northern city. 10 car bombs came out around baghdad killing 42 people and injuring dozens more. the bombings raised this month's death toll to 545. the surge in sectarian violence says more than 5,000 people across iraq. germany is responding to claims the nsa spy odd german chancellor angela merkel. they are sending senior intelligence officials to washington. they claim leaked naa documents show they have been tracking merkel's phone since 2002. >> that's before she became chancellor. this morning, congress and peter king defended the surveillance saying they keep everyone safe. >> the reality is the nsa has saved thousands of lives not just in the united states but also in france and germany and throughout europe. the french wants to talk. they carried out spying operations against the united states but the government and industry as far as germany that's where the hamburg flack began which led to 9-11. they have had dealings with iran and iraq, north korea, the french and germans, other european countries. we are not doing this for the fun of it. >> pro