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with the people in romania, the people -- i have had to jump over a fence to get out of the way of theice. it has been absolutely appalling the way our police force, who are supposed to protect life and property, are being made i our government to force through corporate ecocide. i am a regular person who lives nearby who has looked at the unvested research and i do not trust this. we should have kicked our disc is -- our addiction to fossil fuels decades ago. we have continued to get fossil fuels out of the ground with increasingly dangerous techniques. >> would have to group share. environmentalists on one side and politicians on the other. and how can you reconcile these two groups? can they meet each other halfway somehow? >> not if they want to go ahead with the extreme fossil fuel industry. it is unregulated ball -- unregulateab;e/ -- unregulateable. it is people in rural pennsylvania, rule australia come upper middle class, middle england and his people across the rule, romania, france, germany were saying no for short-term political ambition and industry corporate interest. >>

or loike a r t s d romania a little bit of people power an auctioneer against the big companies as the day rolls on what's about just after five here we new yorkers protest still happening around the world you keep track of it we've got the radar go and you can see there the country taking part in road r.t. dot com is the place to keep track of it all on what is rocking the. right. next in rome a rally against his least twenty fourteen budget's turn violent with scuffles breaking out between protests and police clashes began when demonstrators started throwing eggs and firecrackers at the finance ministry at least fifteen people have been arrested several wounded as a result of his can off syndrome with the latest hi there we go what's the situation now on the streets the course of things calmed down a bit. well things have calmed down now but what we're getting from local media is that at some point during this mass protests rally which has been taking place throughout the last two days really in central role of group of young a radical protesters started throwing eggs at the finance

or loike a party protest romania so that's a picture there a small snapshot of what's going on around the world we're trucking it out on our website r.t. dot com as those protests gain momentum we've got our radar and you can see everywhere that. green is where something is happening will be starting again as it sweeps around here are people taking to the streets across the americas across europe across asia and australasia as well so there we go out to dot com as we can find more throughout the day. right. the suicide bombings claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers need damascus it's being blamed on al qaeda affiliated militants meantime other opposition factions have been pleading with the west for military and financial aid that is ready for nationals one of the few journalists has been reporting from syria she spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i agree we crossed the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what her son is a soldier for the free syrian army lawful gerardi are too much for we take injured people to lebanon hospita

oik a r t three gestate romania a little snapshot there of people power in progress really neutral but these things of course unless it's in your or my backyard that r.t. dog called were providing regular updates on the day of protests against the world as the gay momentum around the globe attracted at there the bits that green or where it's happening dozens of countries are involved people taking to the streets across the americas across europe in africa and australia to form a story breast check out a website or to go cons. but . right. now the news today a suicide bomb has claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers to damascus is being blamed on an al qaeda affiliate instead of militant meanwhile the opposition factions have been pleading with the west for military and financial aid riff nationals were the few journalist who's been reporting from syria she spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i usually we cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what her son is a soldier for the free syrian army off limits for we take injured p

or loike a pretty gestae romania. well it certainly seems to be a determined group of people over our website r t the comic a regular updates on the day of all these protests going on against fracking is the game momentum around the globe we're tracking it here dozens of countries revolver thousands of people taking to the streets across the americas europe africa and australia as well as from sea or hollows in green there where it certainly is much more popping up as that radar goes rogue keep rest of it r.t. dot com. up. next tonight a suicide bombings claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers near damascus is being blamed but al-qaeda affiliated militants meantime other opposition factions have been pleading with the west for military and financial aid for nationals one of the few journalists has been reporting from syria she spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i usually we cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what her son is a soldier for the free syria

molotov cocktails as possible there's an unprovoked element there we don't know with the people in romania today yesterday who are being cleared from the roads the farmers by the police with the people in my community i live four miles from borkum i've had to jump over a fence to get out of the way of the police it has been absolutely appalling the way our police force who are supposed to protect life and property are being made by our government to force through corporate eco side we're not fringe environmental nutters eco freaks we are a regular person who lives nearby who has looked at the uninvested research and i do not trust this it is not a bridging feel we should have kicked our addiction to fossil fuels decades ago now a few solar panels and wind few wind turbines won't sort it because we've continued to get fossil fuels out of the ground with increasingly dangerous techniques we have two groups here environmentalist on the one side and politicians on the other but how can you reconcile these two groups i mean can they meet each other halfway somehow know not if they want to go ah

or loike a actually pretty juste romania. one little short of people power and i'm sure they're against the frack is the course of the day all wrote as the day rolls on the global city now just after four pm in new york city we'll be tracking the protests of the events as they continue around the world are two dot com you can see that the countries lit up where events are happening keep abreast of it throughout the day the rest. but. the suicide bombing has claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers near damascus is being blamed on al qaeda affiliated militants meanwhile the other opposition factions have been pleading with the west for military and financial aid that is made for nationals one of the few journalists has been reporting from syria she spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i agree we crossed the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what has certain is a soldier for the free syrian army not for gerard large enough for we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we

but we won't give up until the debt until they outlaw fracking in romania. >> a little bit of people power in action against the big companiesan as the day rolls on, in new york, protests are still happening around the rld. we have the radar going could be conceived the countries taking part lived in red eare. >> ♪ another world is possible

employed here are actually pretty gestae romania. on air and online will be following the day of protests against of fracking as they gain steam are wrong the globe stay with r.t. . europe and other states are being urged to take in their displaced syrians the un refugee agency estimates that four thousand people a day are fleeing across the mediterranean there's still no end to the bitter fighting there with the rebels appealing for more money and western military aid to fight in the regime which is where if a national is one of the few journalists who's been reporting from syria and has spoken to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. we cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times a view on her son is a soldier for the free syrian army lawful general. we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we get i mean issued from there we bring in and out if fighters want to go to see their families our cell is a safe haven. our so is a mostly sunni lebanese village on the syrian border along this road which a

there is certainly be concerned now in a village in romania locals get to decide whether they want to use the energy giant chevron to explore shale gas under their homes there is a referendum next month and for now the company has halted drilling following mass protests both on the side am in the romanian capital r. g.'s pretty boy there is fighting the energy giant. locals in this remote region of remaining i have been saddled with an i'm going to guest u.s. energy giant chevron is due to begin drilling for shale gas. agriculture is our lives become could grow in our soil for sure or will die because we've seen in what they have done in other places when we came up on monday morning many residents here fear that the process of fracking could release chemicals into the soil and contaminate the water. i'm so afraid of this kind of gas exploitation people see they will be big problems for our animals because the water will be affected and this song and the food for animals and for us and our children as well we have children and grandchildren what should we do these locals and environme

actually pretty chesty romania. was polar bear's well over lotty dot com a website which provided regular updates on the protests against fracking as like a momentum around the world plenty more coming your way on air as well including opinions from experts and activists dozens of countries revolver or hollow didn't agree with thousands of people taking to the streets across the americas in europe as well as africa and australia as well more coverage to come throughout the night that. part. of the news tonight the suicide bombings claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers need to mask. this is being blamed on an al qaeda affiliated set of militants meantime other opposition factions been pleading with the west for military and financial aid to artist move for nationals one of the few journalists who has been reporting from syria spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i usually we cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what has certain is a soldier for the free

or loike a oxy for you justy romania. and there are fracking protests going on in countries around the world you can go to our website r.t. dot com to take a look at them we've part of them here on our screen just to show you the ones highlighted in green are the ones where we stood up protests going on there's still a handful of them demonstrations going on in africa and australia for example. a suicide bombings claim lives of sixteen syrian soldiers near damascus is being blamed on al qaeda affiliated militants meanwhile other opposition factions have been calling on western governments for military and financial aid or teams where if a notional one of the few journalists reporting from syria she spoke to members of the rebel free syrian army inside territory they control. i know you we crossed the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what has son is a soldier for the free syrian army not for joe are you out of this for we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we get ammunition from there we bring mujahide

romania and in france which has recently upheld the ban on fracking authorities have been accused by oil companies of sacrificing access to a major source of energy but jew political commentator and former oil field executive crane thinks it makes no sense to sacrifice the environment in the name of profits and job creation well i think the thing that should be put above everything else is protection of the water supply because if we don't have access to fresh water then basically we're talking about the potential of all life so as for the jobs and as for the gas i mean to some extent you know what price the end of an ecology or the end of life on earth is we know it in fact it's a government. industry driven agenda and of course what we're seeing all around the world is people reacting against this because the reality is that everywhere in the world where this process has been put into use it has resulted in the contamination of the water of soil and of the air. well we'll be following the day of protests against fracking as the game went him around the globe twenty six countries ar

point and i see you just stay romania. and we're following other demonstrations against fracking that are going on across the globe or monitoring them on our website r t dot com and plotting them here on our map for example you can see in the highlighted countries south africa or south america the united states places where there are currently anti fracking demonstrations still going on. a suicide bombings claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers near damascus it's being blamed on al qaeda affiliated militants meanwhile other opposition factions have been calling on western governments for military and financial aid are to marry if an ocean one of the few journalists reporting from syria she spoke with members of the rebel free syrian army inside territory they control. and i usually cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times i'm gewandhaus son is a soldier for the free syrian army not for joe are you on a mission of we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we get ammunition from there we bring mujahideen

boy actually pretty gestae romania. on air and online will be following the day of protest against fracking as they gain steam around of the globe stay with r.t. . in syria at least sixteen government soldiers have been killed in a suicide blast near damascus believed to have been the work of the militant al nusra front of the syrian rebel factions are pleading for more money and western military aid to fight the regime archies murphy is one of the few journalists who has been reporting from syria and i've spoken to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. we cross the syrian lebanese border every day many times a boy and his son is a soldier for the free syrian army lawful general hard to miss for we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we get ammunition from there we bring in and out if i just want to go to see their families our cell is a safe haven. our so is a mostly sunni lebanese village on the syrian border. along this road which appeared here in the first days of the conflict in two thou

it sees risk costs falling as central and eastern economies improve, particularly in romania. >>> and stay tuned. closing bell will have an exclusive interview with the ceo of axa bank coming up appear 7:30 cet. >>> omb is up by 1.85%. jeff is standing by to talk to the firm's ceo. take it away. >> absolutely, carolin. before we pick up on that, i'm sure they will be delighted to hear the share price is higher this morning. not quite a thoroughbred, by hardly apply iing -- it has hal the average unemployment rate, 4.5% here. 1% growth penciled in for 2013. and the deficit, well, are rather low 2.3%. 2.5%. somewhere around there expected for 2013. so by and large, not in bad shape. in that context, worth focusing on the euro and the recent euro strength and whether it is going to have a larger impact on growth prospects running into 2014. now, we caught up with an analyst on these markets earlier this morning. dr. valentine hofstatta. and i raised that question with him. did you see any from him on strength? >> we're not too much worried yet. what we have seen in europe and western eur

so let it be who won't give up until the outflow frankly and remain you want to see you just stay romania while on air and online here in r.t. we're following a day of protests as they gain momentum and was now a take a look at the situation at this point out we have as we see the twenty three twenty six where other countries are expected to take part with thousands of people taking to the streets across north america and europe as well as in africa and australia more along with opinions from experts and activists are still to come here in r.t. to stay with us for that. a car bomb has struck an army intelligence building and the city are smiley one hundred thirty kilometers east of cairo according to local media reports one person died from the blast and ten others were injured they also say several buildings within the army compound have collapsed and there have been reports of another car bomb near the complex that failed to explode of course we'll be keeping it up to date was the story as we get more information so stay with us for that a suicide bombing has claimed the lives of sixtee

pocketbook they simply didn't buy the junk food and moving on to just this past week in canada and romania where we've seen two communities fighting the fracking industry and the rexton in canada hundreds of protesters put up barriers to protect the land from fracking that belongs to a first nations tribal gas an oil company and resources has been exploring the land to see if it's right for mining but members of this tribe have been fighting s.w. and protests came to a head last thursday when cars were torched snipers were unleashed and at least forty were arrested hopefully this ongoing fight will end in the same way as romania where chevron was actually forced to suspend its fracking operation because romanian villagers staged the re day occupation on the land designated for the first drill. i know not all of these stories have a fairy tale ending but this is a battle worth fighting and these communities are deep in the trenches the corporatocracy cannot be easily dismantled in fact every great moment of change has cost great sacrifice success doesn't happen overnight and revolution is n

romania where chevron was actually forced to suspend its fracking operation because romanian villagers staged the re day occupation on the land designated for the first drill. i know not all of these stories have a fairy tale ending but this is a battle worth fighting and these communities are deep in the trenches the corporatocracy cannot be easily dismantled in fact every great moment of change has cost great sacrifice success doesn't happen overnight and revolution is not a moment it's a process a process that serves to remind us that corporations are not people and people won't sit idly by while their dignity is stripped and land destroyed so let these stories serve as a call to action for us and as a warning sign for the corporate oligarchs of the world. it's well known that the world is running out of resources such as water oil natural gas and coal but there's another vital natural element in a rapidly depleted by humans that you've probably never considered sand i know it sounds crazy but this unregulated resource is used in everything from fiber glass to cement to computer scr

these are more recipes fm home now we can give these americans real taste of romania. yes, perhaps. oh, i'm sorry, victor. it was a stupid idea no, not at a. it's just that things are a little diffent here. and once you get used to the cafe it will all make sense. of cours i want tlearn everything about what you've done. let me show u the bookkeeping system i have been using. that can wait, victo you should get some re. maybe you are right. you have had a long day. my first day in amera. let's go home. ay. that'sreat i ner would ha thghof that. perfect that would make it just uer $3,000. now we can buy the supplies before the end of the month and save 20 percent. - eckmate ! - well, victor, i think wean safely say... that nicolae has learned everything about crossroads cafe. bless you. he har ! maybe you could let me make a delivery sometime. have you lost your mind ? in case you haven't noticed, you are not a boy anymore. we useto ride bicycles all time why stop now ? i cat agine mrbrashov riding a bicle. perhaps you would be surprised to know that i was the one who taught nicolae

ethnic hungarians count for 6% of romania's population.moscow protesters demand the release of 27 people who demonstrated against vladimir putin's inauguration. opposition joined the march, hoping the prisoners are released to avoid embarrassment when the winter olympics are staged next year. >> a big storm in years is making its way through the u.k. and france. millions are preparing for train and airport disruptions. britain's prime minister david cameron tweeted that he made emergency plans. >> we have severe weather that is working towards the north-western parts of europe. we can see the system developing. it's this bit of cloud here scouting towards the north-east and it is deepening as it does so. it will give us heavy rain, but the main problem is going to be with the winds. the worst of the winds - they are going to be in the southern lastful u.k. and across the -- last of the u.k. and across the southern france. the worst is the dark red colours - with guts of up to 120 k/hr. north, across the southern half of wales and east angl

in romania different there. occupational hazards. a stray bull coming out of nowhere. this happens all the time when we're walking down the halls at 30 rock, right? going right into the police officer, the bull scurries away and bystanders rush to the officer's aid. luckily he didn't suffer any life threatening injuries. the bull there was eventually caught and will be kept out of busy intersections. what was a bulldog there. >>> heavy fog in seattle. check out this time lapse video. expected to last the weekend. low visibility caused delays and made driving dangerous. it's being blamed right now for two deaths. bill karins that fog there on the west coast, happens in san francisco, happens up the coast. >> it's locked in there, six, seven days in a row. ferryboat, fishing boat yesterday, visibility has gotten all sorts of problems. that's the story in the west. the other story talked about yesterday was the big storm near alaska. you can see it spinning there south, southwest of nome. we're looking okay now, starting to clear out a little bit. forecast today, slight c

in romania men of my age do not date. in mexico they don't either. but this is america. you just have to get the word out. let the women know you are available. maybe jamal can make me a sign. what's the problem, victor ? you're pacing back and forth like an expectant father. look at this place. it's like a morgue. 12:30. why aren't there more people here ? maybe it's the cooking. maybe it's the service. could i have another cup of coffee, please ? sure. lately that guy spends more time here than i do. - hello again. - more coffee ? actually, i'd like a glass of water. the coffee's a little hot. i was going to add some ice cubes. - why don't i give you a glass of ice ? - great. there you go. you're all set. you've got your coffee, your cream, your sugar and your ice. - oh, there is one more thing. - yes ? i'd like to know your name. - my name ? - yeah. i mean, since you are my waitress i'd like to be able to call you by your name you know, instead of miss or ma'am or hey, you. - i'm katherine. - my name's bill. - it's nice to meet you. - nice to meet you too. excuse me.

. >> a cop in romania was directing traffic obviously but never expected this to come his way. >> whoa! >> that's a cow. >> that is a bull. >> oh, no! >> he goes right at the policeman, knocks him to the ground, scaring everybody around. the police officer does manage to get up. other people come to help. the bull takes off running. apparently that bull escaped. he was on a truck, about to taken to a port where he was apparently supposed to be embassy ported. he's like, nope, i have other ideas for myday.crazy. >> he ran through the wet pavement with the flow of traffic. >> there are pedestrians everywhere but he chooses to go right for the traffic cop. >> that's the on guy waving his hands like this. maybe that offended the bull. >> eventually they did call the vet. the vet brought a tranquilizer. he's putting together, loading the dart into the gun. they shoot it and strike and they get it. at this point the bull has managed to work his way into the alley. but before the tranquilizer actually works, people are trying to get in there. it's a bull. >> why go into it? he's got the tranq

. >> romania take on greece, and iceland faces croatia. the first takes place on november 15 with return matches taking place four days later. must wait a few more days before finding out if he is to be punished by the federation. french federation president said it was clear that the manchester united player had made a mistake, but he refused to be drawn on a potential punishment. >> i am in switzerland now, so i will not talk about the players. we are going to meet them in the coming days and it is a case we will sort out together. debord was french captain -- luis fernandez were among his targets in an explosive tv interview broadcast on sunday. in the european champions league, they have been hoping to take on their opponent in the perfect start. john as what many consider the group of -- action thinker is expecting this evening's match in london to be -- >> they have a desire to play that may result in a positive attitude and they have produced as well many good players recently. we know that they are quality, and it makes it always o

a bull runs loose on the streets of romania injuring two people. it weaved through traffic. the bull hurt a police officer and a man who stood in front of the animal to protect his son. the animal was later caught and tranquilized. >>> connected to a triple murder. his friend who was killed during police questioning told officers the suspect participated in the killings. in the unsolved case, three men were found with their throats slit september 11, 2011. one man was believed to be his friend. he was killed, of course, during a shootout with police. his younger brother is being held at a medical detention facility in massachusets. >>> shoot and kill a 13-year- old boy who was carrying a fake rifle. they spotted him walking and asked him to drop the rifle and when he didn't, he was shot 7 times. he was pronounced dead at the scene and was carrying a plastic handgun in his waistband. the incident is now under investigation. >>> a woman survives crashing her car and swarmed by bees. she went over a median wrecking her vehicle and running over a beehive. more than one thousand

romania take the play-off following a 2-0 win against estonia. >> boz nia reached the finals with a 1-0 win. a decisive goal scored. they were in group g ahead of greece on goal difference. >>>. >>> bosnia's victory sparked celebrations in sary i'vo. our reporter has more from there. >> this is an historic day for sports. this is the first time that a soccer team from bosnia qualified for the world cup. they hope to qualify for the world cup. supporters and players hope to go to the world cup next year in brazil. 2,000 people were watching the game in the sarie i'vo square. many came from all parts of the country and city. they started celebrating. the celebration will last until the early morning. it is also important to say that this is one of the biggest events. bosnia was the better team and was dominating the match. the supporters will say they waited too long for the first goal in the second half. all in all it is absolutely fair and deserved for bosnia to go to the world cup next year in brazil. >> that's the home page of aljazeera.com. that's the address for the web silt. a lo

. >>> a traffic cop is recovering tonight after being attacked by an escaped bull in romania. shocking video shows the man being tackled by the bull. the animal reportedly escaped from a farm. the bull was also caught on tape running through an alley as farm workers attempted to catch it, the officer was sent to a hospital with nonlife threatening injury. >>> training service dogs from behind bars. inmates who are military veterans work with dogs who will help wounded veterans when they come home. >> reporter: the maryland prison in hagerstownhouses inmates doing serious time for serious crimes. locked up doesn't necessarily mean shut off. >> for us who have done something wrong, it's something we can do to return, to try to do something right. >> reporter: it's the early training of service dogs. this is the first time veterans who have been convicted of crimes are raising the dogs to aid wounded veterans returning from afghanistan and iraq. >> this is an opportunity for you to step up to the plate and do something unselfish for somebody else. >> pay back to the people who he

but in romania, there are other hazards. a stray bull came out of nowhere and ran right into a police officer. ouch. the bull skcurries away, and th bull was eventually caught and will be kept out of business intersection. >>> for sports and headlighnesh am joined by richard lui. >>> newly retired rivera honored with the historic achievement award. but matt holliday smacking a long fly to center field, and he scored the game's first run. then in the sixth inning, boston's big poppy, david ortiz. gone. two home runner, and then a lead, 2-1, and then the throw to home gets away and then a throw to third, and that allows the comeback to beat the sox 4-2. as my old friends like to say, bill karins, we got a series, my friends. yeah, one game each. >>> james taylor, a little bit of a layeric glitch, singing the wrong song, perhaps. take a listen. >> ♪ oh, beautiful, oh, say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light -- >> that was a nice transition. >> he could sing the ingredients off potato chips and it would sound good. >>> and

. >> we do not have much idea of their previous schooling in romania. one or teed up of my current peoples are just starting to learn to read. age 11 and 12. so we can assume that their education has not been normal. >> classes and the fans only last a few months, preparing people for education in traditional schools. only about 1/3 of the children in the camps are educated. many who go to school often find their educations interrupted by repeated exclusions from class. he's managing to keep his attendance up. >> he has a certificate that says he goes to school. that goes in our file, the file that could help us get a house here. >> he is only seven, but he knows his family's future in france rests on his shoulders as well as his father's hopes for a better life. >> for more on the protests getting underway in the french capital, we speak to our reporter. james, thank you for joining us. the protests are due to be kicking off shortly. tell us about the atmosphere around you. >> a few thousand high school students are here today to demonstrate. we have b

he was in romania a few years ago in december of 2011.as doing this event and this gypsy guy comes up to me, and he doesn't know me from ad. he said i know you, i carved your angry bird pattern. i was floored. the reason why i think my wife puts up with it, is how often do you get to suspend spend a monday around the kitchen table with your family. you come together. my daughter started carving when she is five. she is 15 now. my son is 20, and he started at 67. it is a great family time, something we look forward to every year. >> pretty awesome. that is pumpkin art, and it brings this broadcast to a close. you can carry on watching on our 24-hour news channel as well. if you look at your local listings, you will find our channel there. for everyone here from "bbc world news america," thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> funding 0 this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, newman's nd honolulu, own foundation, giving all prop its to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 year

he was in romania a few years ago in december of 2011.as doing this event and this gypsy guy comes up to me, and he doesn't know me from ad. he said i know you, i carved your angry bird pattern. i was floored. the reason why i think my wife puts up with it, is how often do you get to suspend spend a monday around the kitchen table with your family. you come together. my daughter started carving when she is five. she is 15 now. my son is 20, and he started at 67. it is a great family time, something we look forward to every year. >> pretty awesome. that is pumpkin art, and it brings this broadcast to a close. you can carry on watching on our 24-hour news channel as well. if you look at your local listings, you will find our channel there. for everyone here from "bbc world news america," thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> funding 0 this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, newman's nd honolulu, own foundation, giving all prop its to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 year

that will bring in rough weather in romania. still could see gusts around this area up to 90 kilometers per hour. up north, we do have another system as well. that's moving through the scandinavian peninsula into the baltic states and western russia. the winds up to about 40 kilometers per hour. also the snow that's kicking up, about 5 to 10 centimeters in some areas out here as it continues to move off to the east. high pressure into central portions of the continent. decent weather in place. it's not lasting very long. we are still watching the storm system coming across the british isles in western europe and that will usher in foul weather toward the latter part of the week. paris at 17. even in berlin, rain showers. mid-teens there for you. the cold spot on the map is stockholm, just 5 here on your friday. that's a look at your local weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> finally, movies from around the world are lining up screens in the japanese capital. the annual tokyo international film festival is under way. the 26

in central romania, for example, the first snowfall of the season causes some real fender vendors andngested traffic on the roads. >> some areas saw as much as 10 centimeters of snow. it is also a headache for farmers who now fear damage to their crops. >> all of that is ahead of us. thanks for joining us. >> stay with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- goes by" ♪) good morning sir. one? this way sir.

and those roma families came from bulgaria and romania. this is the first case that's been known where a child ends up and lives for years in a roma family. >> the charity now looking after maria says she's doing well. she urgently want to find her parents. already they've had over 8,000 inquiries. emily buchanan, bbc news. >> and i'm joined from athens by our web cam by the international communications officer for the smile of the child charity. and thank you very much, by the way, for being with us here on "g.m.t." yours is a charity looking after maria. could you give us an update on her condition? >> maria's currently in the hospital with social workers and the personal at the hospital and the psychologist next to here. she's very happy. according to the information we get, she's playing with toys and playing with people, and we're waiting for the completion of the medical examination and then maria will be transferred to one of the homes of the smile of the child. >> and presumably maria is just too young to be able to assist the auth

i think it's now number two surpassed only by believe it or not romania.i think it's one out of every four american children are poor and one out of three african-american children. talk a little bit about child poverty and the impact of poverty on the lives of children in this country. >> you are right. we are in this sorry category of having more child poverty than every of the country from romania. presumably at some point where romania gets beyond this legacy they will end up with less poverty than us because almost every other country in the world puts more effort into tackling child poverty. it's seen as a basic measure of social equity and in america we have met this problem faster. in the 1960s we put some effort into tackling child poverty and we had to put in more effort in tackling the poverty of the elderly. we generally ignored child poverty. if you go back 10 years to the beginning of the century child poverty stood at 16% and that was seen as staggeringly high. 10 years later its 22.5% so just under one in four kids of all ethnicities and al