france in disgrace, the eu commission threatens paris with legal action over is deportation of the roma minority. instability threatens to destabilize the peace talks before it even starts. welcome to bbc world news broadcast to you on pbs in america. coming up later for you. what happens when india's baby boomers get old? the extraordinary life of one british woman who kept the secrets of her life hidden until the day she died. >> it is not often that you see one of the european union's members reprimanded by brussels but the justice commissioner has described the deportation of roma gypsies as a disgrace and probably in the breach of eu law. france has disrupted more than 100 of their camps and has exported more than 1000 back to romania. >> before dawn, the french police ruth -- move into the roman camp as the families are taken away. many are given 300 euros to leave the country. the french government says that they are leaving voluntarily. the people say that they are being deported because of their ethnic background and in a strongly worded attack against france from the eu commis

over its deportation of the roma minority. it's jail for george, the troubled pop star is sentenced to 8 weeks for crashing his car under the influence of cannabis. >> welcome to pbs in america. also around the globe. coming up later. young country, growing problem. what happens when india's baby boomers grow old. and the secrets hidden until the day she dies. >> hello it's not often see the european union, and describes france's deportation of gip sees in breech of the ue law. and they were forced to romania. >> the support from gavin hewitt. >> over a hundred have been cleared and a thousand romas have been expelled and put on planes to romania. >> today the european union used enprecedented language to rebuke one of its most powerful states >> this is a digrace. >> the commissioner said there was paralleling with world war ii >> this is a situation i would thought europe would not have to witness again after the second world war. >> enough is enough. >> the french government says the roma are actually given 300 euros each w

more than 1000 roma were deported from france, most to bulgaria or romania. the european union's just as commissioner has announced a further investigation of french actions and the country's insistence there were not discriminatory. it could lead to full legal action. >> the commission has found that france has not properly applied in its french law the procedural guarantees which are foreseen for all e.u. citizens in the european directive. that is why this needs to be corrected. that is why we have acted >> the main complaint from brussels is that france is not guaranteeing the freedom of movement of eu citizens and does not incorporate those rights in french law. france argues it can deport people who are judged a public security risk. the roma are you the european commission is doing too little to protect them. -- argue the european commission is doing too little to protect them. >> they are extremely weak in the process of decision taking. politicians from brussels have to understand they have no right to take compromises. any compromise regarding anybo

angerer over france's expulsion of roma. pope benedict makes his first visit in almost 30 years. the father of a german teenager who killed people goes on trial r malauger. an eu summit on foreign policy has been overshadowed between a dispute between france and the eu over the deportation of roma people. they compared the situation is to the situation in world war ii and question their legality. >> leaders ended the note on a cordial note. the mood was frosty at the summit. nicolas sarkozy was said to be furious about the comments about roma deportation from france. he is reported to have had a heated exchange with the european union president. >> allow me to say that this comparison with the second world war with what is happening in our country, that is no argument. it is a sult. it is hurtful. it is a humiliation and the exaggeration. >> sarkozy was outraged that the justice commissioner appeared to compare france's actions to jewish deportations by the nazis. many leaders agreed with him. >> i made it clear that the town and choice of words was not appropriate. we must treat

the european commission for expelling hundreds of roma people. scientists have a cure for tuberculosis that can kill almost thousands per year. >> hello and welcome to "bbc world news," forecasting here in the united kingdom and around the world. an american woman freed after more than a year in jail will now press for the release of her two companions. the woman, sarah shourd. >> tonight in the gulf state sarah shourd was united with her family after 400 days in prison. and wearing the head scarf she wore. >> i am standing here because of the efforts of many people. i want to thank the president and the religious figures and everyone who has been a part of making this happen. >> earlier the iranian tv showed sarah shourd free and her family says she's got health problems, and maybe that's why she is released. she left iran alone. her two fellow hikers, shane bauer and josh fattal remain in prison. the president announced sarah's release, and said that they hoped to receive shane and josh and other american's freedom. >> and all my efforts starti

the roma argue the european commission is doing too little to protect them. >> i am not surprised by the fact that the eu is for the moment extremely weak in the process. politicians from brussels have to understand they have no right to take compromise, any compromise regarding anybody even sarkozy. that means abandoning principles, and principals have no right to die. -- principles have no right to die. >> this has poisoned relations between france and the european commission. if you weeks ago, commissioner redding compared the actions to mass deportations by the nazis. >> this is a situation i thought europe would not have to witness again after the second world war. >> the french president was infuriated. >> everyone here was deeply shocked, especially given our wartime history. these words were deeply wounding and insulting to my fellow countrymen. >> the european commission has stopped short of immediate legal action over the treatment of roma migrants, but brussels is threatening legal sanctions against france if the country does not fall into line within the next two weeks. >

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during the second world war. >> for weeks now, french police have been dismantling illegal camps of roma expelling some of them from france. the european union has threatened to take legal action, saying france is targeting particular ethnic groups. it has already led to a major row between paris and the european commission. today, it overshadowed the summit in brussels. over lunch, the french president was involved in a blazing argument with the most senior european official. he shouted that he was defending the honor of france. his anger was directed at a comment by the european commissioner that the expulsions reminded her of actions taken during world war ii. >> everyone here was deeply shocked, especially given our wartime history, that these words were deeply wounding and insulting to my fellow countrymen. >> president sarkozy said illegal camps will continue to be dismantled but insisted the measures were not aimed at one ethnic group. he went on to say that france would not accept degrading shantytowns. the french say that other countries like italy, sweden, and denmark have remo

drawing deportation of roma to the sort of deportations that occurred during the second world war. >>or two weeks they have been dismantling camps and expelling them from france. the european unis threatening legal as. it has already led to a major row between police and the european commission. today it overshadowed a summit in brussels. over lunch, sarkozy was involved in an argument. he shouted he was defending the honor of france. his anger was directed at a comment by a european commissioner that the expulsions reminded her of actions taken during world war ii. >> everyone here was deeply shocked, especially given our wartime history. these words were deeply wounding and insulting to my fellow countrymen. >> president sarkozy said camps would continue to be dismantled, but weren't just one ethnic group. the french say that other countries like italy, sweden and denmark have removed roma without a similar outcry. from europe's top official today, an expression of regret at language used, but no backing down. >> we had a certain kind of rhetoric. but now it is time to leave that be

the eu is said to be considering legal proceedings against france over its treatment of roma migrants. "just as commissioner earned the ire of the french government when she criticized the policy of deporting roma. paris slammed her allusion to nazi persecution as inappropriate for a member of the commission. reiding is untroubled by the diplomatic pressure. >> we have constructed this europe on values so that certain things never happen again. families are not deported because one member of the family has, in the eyes of a ruler, done something wrong. >> but for the eu commission and many parliamentarians, the dispute is much more fundamental. >> this power struggle is not new. it has been going on for ages. europe is all about deciding on a direction. it is either about setting europe up as a solution for worldwide problems or deciding to re-nationalize. >> redding says she still has to decide whether france's expulsion is in line with eu laws. if not, she will consider launching proceedings against paris at the next commission meeting. >> ireland is struggling to get back on its fi

the comments were in light of moves taken by france, which expelled more than 1000 roma the last monthhe did not mention the french press -- france specifically but said everyone in europe must respect human rights, including those of minorities. >> the european commission president was all smiles of a first session after the summer break. but things soon the series on the issue of the 1000 roma that have been sent back to bulgaria and romania by france. president barroso basel only refer to the development and directly. >> everyone in europe must respect the law, and the governments must respect human rights, including those of minorities. racism has no place in europe. >> social democrat, green, and liberal lawmakers questioned whether the actions of france of violate the eu freedom of movement in human rights rules. they're demanding an exclusive verdict from the eu executive speedup >> this issue has a face. it is the government of nicolas sarkozy and others. i wish they would name names. the wicked see president barroso is taking on the challenge. -- then we could see he is taking

the german government has denied claims by the french president that berlin is planning to clear romaccounts in germany and deport people living there back to their country of origin. sarkozy said it after an eu summit in brussels. the meeting was called to discuss foreign policy but was overshadowed by the controversial deportation. sarkozy also talked with the eu commission had about the issue. >> president nicolas sarkozy lsd eu summit after a war of words over the controversial deportations. after clashing with the european commission president, sarkozy also angered germany by climbing berlin also plans to clear from the camps. >> merkel indicated there was going to be a proceeding of the evacuation of the camps in the coming week. we will see how calm german politics will become then. >> angela merkel's office promptly denied the claim, the chancellor and the french president had not discussed rahm in germany. most of germany's roma live in homes and hospitals, not in camps like those in france. >> in germany, there are repatriations. regardless of the country of origin, they are

james robbins reports. >> president sarkozy ordered the clearance of roma camps back in july. he said they had become breeding grounds for crime, prostitution, and child exploitation. more than 1000 were deported from france, most to bulgaria and romania. the european union just as commissioner has announced further investigation of french actions and the country's insistence that there were not discriminatory. it could lead to full legal action. >> the commission has found that france has not properly applied in its french law the procedural guarantee which are foreseen for all e.u. citizens in the european directive. that is why this needs to be corrected. that is why we have acted. >> the main complaint from brussels is that france is not guaranteeing the freedom of movement of the citizens and does not incorporate those rights in french law. france argues it can deport those who are judged a public security risk. the roma argue the european commission is doing too little to protect them. >> i am not surprised by the fact that the eu is for the moment extremely weak in the

the justice minister basically called french policy on the roma a disgrace. saying she was personally appalled. came as close as i have ever heard of accusing a french minister of lying to her face by saying that the deportations were not based on the ethnic origin of the roma. apparently there is a ministerial circular that has now been reported that flatly contradicts that. and it vivien redding said this was appalling and she thought that after the second world war she would never see things like this again in at your work. it very strongly worded attack. >> we got to leave it there. thank you very much. the japanese prime minister has survived a challenge to his leadership after just three months in office. he was reelected as head of the governing democratic party, beating his rival, a veteran politician, by an unexpectedly wide margin. the australian from mr. gillard has been sworn into office, becoming the first woman to have been elected to the post and the nation's history. she led labour to a narrow election victory and she had to the first minority

this woman says that everyone thinks that roma people are thieves, but everyone that lives here works. her son is a student, but even he works part time. even the most ardent defenders of the roma people admit there is an element of truth that wherever the rome ago, crime follows. the purpose of this social experiment is to give them a chance to prove they can do better. the idea is that people stay here for awhile, get jobs, including anne of money to move out and rent their own homes. -- including an enough money to move out and rent their own homes. no one knows whether this can be more than a small scale solution, but it is an opportunity to get it right in the future. bbc news, paris. >> the latest headlines. hello. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, barack obama contends comments by the iranian president as "hateful." japan releases of fishing boat captain. his arrest led to a major route with china. there are signs the crisis surrounding the commonwealth games in delhi could be starting to ease. for starters, the athletes have started to show up. some, including new zealan

summit row as president sarkozy lashing out against critics and vows to clear out illegal roma camps. >> french men and women have to know that this policy will continue while strictly abiding by the letter and spirit of our republican law. >> welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. coming up later, women in a man's world, the dangers of being a female candidate in afghanistan's election. and pakistan's hindus river may be flowing, but not international aid. the u.n. appeals for more money. hello, it is the first state visit by a pope to britain since the 16th century when henry viii broke from rome and formed the anglican church. the pope has been forced to acknowledge failings over pedophile priests and issued a warning about the dangers of what he calls aggressive secularism in britain. we look at an occasion that matches protocol with religious fervor. >> it was as the pope's aircraft brought him to edinburgh that he talked about the sex abuse scandal. he said the catholic church hadn't dealt with the problem decisive enough. t

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nicolas sarkozy has ordered police to deport hundreds of roma from other eu member states. the twister and called this disgraceful. -- the commissioner called this disgraceful. rita, this was not supposed to be on the agenda, but it is clear that this is going to dominate the summit. >> yes, the main focus of the summit is meant to be about opening up trade links with the east, namely with india and china. as you said, it has been overshadowed by the fight between the eu commissioner and the french government. when president nicolas sarkozy arrived this morning, all the questions by reporters were about the affair. he did not say anything. he's expected to talk about it later today. the heads of states have a working lunch and there is an assumption that it will be raised during that president. -- during that period. he is expected to respond. >> there you detect that the eu justice commissioner who drew parallels to the nazis in the second world war -- you believe she has a lot of support inside the corridors of power inside the european union? >> she has stepped back a li

>>> religious leaders and human rights activists are condemning a crackdown in france against the roma, or gypsy, community. since late july, french authorities have demolished hundreds of roma camps and expelled the inhabitants to romania and bulgaria. the french government says the camps were against the law. the catholic archbishop of toulouse compared the situation to the expulsion of jews during the nazi occupation. >>> with president obama's formal announcement that combat operations in iraq are over, two assesents of whether the war was t right thi to do. william galston is a senior fellow at the brookings institution in washington. michael cromartie is vice president of the ethics and public policy center, also in washington. welcome to you both. michael, was the iraq war the right thing to do? >> well, bob, you know the british prime minister, tony blair, has just come out with an autobiography, and he makes the point in there that the removal of saddam hussain from power was a great good. i agree with tony blair that the iraq war is tragic. it has been in the loss of life tha

accusing is just as commissioner of overstepping the mark in the criticism of parises expulsion of roma migrants. it was compared to their prosecution during world war two. she has threatened to fast-track legal action. president nicolas sarkozy denies targeting roma minority specifically and has described reding's remarks as unacceptable. france's lower house has passed a bill to raise the minimum retirement age in the country from 60 to 62. supporters of the legislation say it will save the state pension fund 70 billion euros. outside the national assembly, thousands attended a protest rally by trade unions. inside parliament, opposition leaders protested the planned reforms. >> scenes of pandemonium in france's national assembly as left-wing lawmakers run after the conservative parliamentary president, demanding his resignation. the socialists were trying to get floor time for all 150 of their delegates to delay their vote, but were thwarted by the conservative majority. >> the socialists were not able to present a better suggestion for pension reforms. >> france is under pressure to

many roma were going abroad and if you speak albanian -- few speak albanian.british man who owned the company making the segway has died after apparently driving them one of a -- driving one of them off a cliff. jimi heselden bought the company earlier in 2007. it is a battery-powered scooter. it can travel up to 12 miles per hour. they have been trapped underground for nearly two months. their plight has attracted worldwide attention. the 33 chilean miners are said to be coping with their ordeal well. they're waiting for the rescue that could happen within the next month. they are being helped by a military adviser specializing in battlefield psychology. we report from the scene. >> day and night, the drilling continues. it is day 53. the men who have spent longer trapped underground than any other miners in history appeared rusty attempts at such depths are another world's first -- in history. rusty at times -- rescue attempts at such depths are another world's first. how do they keep hope alive? andres ilarena speaks to them everyday. >> i believe one of th

or our over france's crackdown on roma migrants has overshadowed a summit of e.u. leaders in brussels the european justice commissioner had compared the deportations with mass expulsions during world war two the statement angered french president nicolas sarkozy who called it outrageous and insisted the country will continue to dismantle roma camps the issue will be discussed again at the next e.u. summit. now our close of team has once again hit the road to bring you the best of russia. and today we take you to russia's far east of the country's biggest island. for many years it was at the center of a route between moscow and tokyo because of its rich oil and gas resources to start in as one of russia's most developed regions and its breathtaking landscapes and rich flora and fauna are still largely unspoiled by tourists as alexie yourself ski discover. ati's russia closeout team is back and this time we're seven thousand kilometers from the russian capital moscow in the russian far east in the island of cycling and this is the soccer in region indeed one of the m

roma is waiting for us there hi there roma now we understand you have more on this historic gymnastics world championship that's being held in moscow this very week in fact it's a rhythmic gymnastics that yourself in the balance and russian vent of this discipline but this is the first time the country is hosting the world so it's a very big deal for the athletes and lovers of the sport i've got more on this and much more in just a moment so stay right there. a welcome back to the sport of art scene coming to you every day from the russian capital i'm wrong call spread and let's start with the headlines. boards are all russian premier league leaders zinni failed to score a terry could say after a title chase in serbia and one late at the. blue ribbon events of the thirtieth world championships in rhythmic gymnastics get underway in the russian capital. and just one more step serbia reaches its first ever davis cup final. and. let's kick off with the russian football premier league whereas you need st petersburg fails to risk their six point advantage at the summits however his men have

and a row over france's crackdown on roma migrants has overshadowed a summit of e.u. leaders in brussels the european justice commissioner had compared the deportations with mass expulsions during world war two the statement angered french president nicolas sarkozy who called it outrageous and insisted the country will continue to dismantle roma camps the issue will be discussed again at the next e.u. summit. at least nine people have been killed after a blast ripped through a minibus in southeastern turkey three others were wounded officials say a remote controlled explosive device on the road caused the blast they suspect the attack was launched by kurdish rebels who have been fighting for self rule in the country's south east since the eighty's. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has met with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas following a new round of middle east peace talks about says he sees no alternative to continuing the negotiations. although they brought no breakthrough the israeli and palestinian leaders held two days of talks in egypt enjoy them

foreign policy summit in brussels has been overshadowed by a raul over french deportations of the roma people the e.u. justice commissioner compared the actions to mass expulsions during world war two and said they made a land of the french government in court french president nicolas sarkozy called the rebuke outrageous and stood by the country's a policy of dismantling roma camps the issue will be discussed again at the next you summit. at least nine people have been killed when a minibus was blown up in southeastern turkey officials say a remote controlled explosive device on the road caused the blast the bomb also injured three others the kurdish rebel group which has been fighting for self rule in southeastern turkey for decades has denied being involved. next our close up team once again hits the road to bring you the best of russia. today we take you to russia's far east and the country's the biggest island for many years the area rich in oil and gas was at the center of a territorial wral between moscow and japan today the island is one of russia's most developed a region's but

he maintains that roma camps are havens for prostitution and child exploitation. for the first time in 15 years, the number of chronically hungry people in the world has fallen. the u.n.'s food and agriculture organization reported today the figure is now below one billion. the agency cited falling food prices and record production of cereals. food prices peaked in 2007 and 2008, and sparked riots in developing countries. wall street had a relatively quiet day. the dow jones industrial average lost more than 17 points to close at 10,526. the nasdaq rose four points to close above 2289. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: middle east peace talks resumed today in sharm el- sheikh, egypt. secretary of state hillary clinton presided over two sessions between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. there was no sign the israelis might extend a moratorium on building jewish settlements in the west bank. but u.s. envoy george mitchell did say this. >> we think it makes sense to extend the mora

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jugaron algunos partido de la primera fase la liga de campeones entre otros resultado va ayer ganó a la roma> el tiempo está bien con el festejo de bicentenario vamos a ver el tiempo para mañana >>> quñ tal amigos saludos a todos los que están festejando la independencia de su país, condiciones agradable para nosotros en un fin de semana estupendo, temperatura entre los 52 y 54 ° condición buena a lo largo de la noche por si va a a seguir fe te janoed temperatura en lo 54. >>> categoría 1 carl mientras tanto la próximos días temperatura saben para san francisco hasta los 70 y casi lo 80 °. >>> pásela bien nos vemos mañana, para buenas noches. >>> más adelante, científicos ro llano una nueva prueba para evitar la tuberculosis que podría evitar la propagación de la enfermedad --un grupo de cientificos de gran bretaÑa anuncio la creacion de una prueba que ayuda a detectar la rcul . >>> un grupo de científicos anuncio la creación de una prueba que ayuda a detectar la tubo ibéricoturu ibérico lo sis tuberculosis más de un millones de personas murieron a causa de la enfermedad. >>> este 15 y 16 de

. >>> jéssic tenía la intención de especializarse en la roma de modelaje, pero nadie imagino que su vidapor la explosión. >>> jéssic estaba con su novio quiéñ trató de rescatarla de las llama sin embargo, fue imposible. progra na. bueno pues ahí tiene ustedes el sepelio de ella de acuerdo a la doctora está programado para el lunes de la próxima semana. >>> regresamos contigo. >>> gracias ramón. dar el uas noches. qu> entre tanto más de mil personas llegaron a la iglesia santa cecilia para dar el último --loos a una madre y su hija que dos eron tambié en la explosión de san bruno, fueron recordados por familiares y gracias los greig" templo despué hubo una misa donde partieron a la que es río su última morada. >>> nunca he visto una misa con tanlt gente, sabemos que están elebrando en la mesa del seño y vamos a celebrar más tarde aÑos de edad. >>> lara señor jaqueline estamente sin esposo y su hija gabriela de 16 año de edad. >>> semana pan tes, varios habitante de la zona sintieron contactadoolor a gas, alguna ansporte", que on de comunicarse con la empresa p g n i para ver, aba ersonas

security policy, despite a weekend of protests against the government crackdown on role of migrants -- roma migrants. people in romania are expressing their anger. >> he had a steady income. the french police gave him of bleak choice. leave or be expelled. now he is determined to return. >> many come from villages like this one. for years france has represented a lifeline for the forest of the four. -- poorest of the poor. some have no proof. >> france and other countries have to stop this action in europe. europe has not tried to support this in another country. >> some are lying low, preparing for their return. when the wind blows against them, they wait for it to turn again in a friendlier direction. >> let's get the latest headline this hour. at least 19 people have died in pakistan's third bombing in a week. the spanish government has vowed to hunt down members of the separatist group. north korea is returning for the first major gathering of its workers' party in decades. this signals a shift in power from kim jong il to one of his sons. there are signs the event could happen next wee