it was in the shiite city of the city. it comes a day after two bombs hidden in an air conditioning unit in the city mosque in the city of samara killed 15. >>> mexican president have survivors of storms in the pacific coastline. mud slides purrryed entire villages in the the mud and rocks. more than a hundred people died in the storm. he said they will be rebuilt in safer location. >> translator: we eve had we'ved extraordinary rain and unfortunately, guerro has opinion the most effected. with the number of family deaths and the way in which it happened. >> we report from the village. >> reporter: rescue teams slowly begin town earth what lies. beneath a disaster stko*e disas. here they will take the body of a woman, one of ph-f they expect to find in the coming days. survivors say the mudslide hit without warning. >> i lost my nephew, my grandchildren, the whole house is gone. i lost my entire family. they were making bread when mudslide hit. >> reporter: the hill slide collapsed last sunday. the results of days of torre

claimed responsibility for the blast which targeted commercial areas and parking lots of mostly shiite dominated cities across the country it comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country's where the ring its deadliest back to violence in half a decade with more than four thousand deaths since april. and in cambodia riot police of fired smoke grenades and water cannon and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by fraud it comes just a day after the country's king the leaders of rival blocks of the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. thousands have gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter valley's the draft floor supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace protest organizers cr

claim responsibility for the blasts which targeted commercial areas in parking lots mostly shiite dominated cities across the country comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country's weathering its deadliest spout of violence in half a decade for deaths and simple. a massive rescue operation is in full swing across the u.s. state of colorado with deadly floods. already killed five people left hundreds unaccounted for thousands of been forced to evacuate from the deluge there there's an america bomber signed a major emergency order for the battered state of proving that federal disaster aid with us to free has been branded an historic one hundred year flood the cost of repairs estimated at fifteen times the state's a new budget more downpours last awful cost. and violence have gathered in the city of montreal and canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter of values draw floor is supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab or other religious clothing in a workplace protest organizers criticize the

. >>> attacks in iraq have targeted shiite cities.ar bomb exploded near an outdoor market killing nine people. another car bomb went off just a few minutes later killing another six. u.n. estimates more than 400 have been killed since april. >>> not in attendance the muslim brotherhood, allies of that group are refusing to participate in talks until what they describe as a military coup is reversed. meantime the country's long time leader, hosne mubarak, was back, uprising that led to his ouster. >>> in the philippines, government forces are pushing to retake portions of the southern city of zembuanga. have been holding captured hostages. jamilla alendoga reports. >> this is the worse of time for her family. fighters released her and her daughters after they were held hostage for four days. but her husband and son are still being held. >> we lived a simple life. we're poor but we used to live in peace. why did they do this to us? >> she says mlf fighters tied them up and used them as human shields. remember her daughter's last words t

authorities say at least 58 people were killed today in a wave of bombings in mostly shiite muslim cities south of baghdad n one incident, a parked carryinged with explosives went off, killing four people and wounding another 25. at least nine people were kill and another 15 wounded in a separate incident when a car bomb exploded in an outdoor market. also, according to the united nations, 800 iraqis died in sectarian violence last month, the worst surge of violence in five years. sunny muslims are angered by what they consider their mistreatment at the hands of the shiite-led government. >>> officials are hours away from trying to raise the crippled 115,000-ton "costa concordia" cruise liner. as you recall, the vessel capsized in january of 2012 after striking a reef off the west coast of italy. 32 passengers and crew members died. divers were never able to recover two bodies possibly lying under the wreckage. engineers will try to get the partially submerged ship upright using crank-like pullies and tanks filled with water f it all works, the ship will be towed away, broken up and sold

claimed responsibility for the blast which targeted commercial areas and parking lots in mostly shiite dominated cities across the country it comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country's where the ring its deadliest back to violence in half a decade with more than four thousand deaths since april. in cambodia riot police have fired smoke grenades and water cannon and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh twenty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary election the opposition claims the ballot was spoiled by fraud it comes just a day after the country to king gathered the leaders of a. blocks for the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. thousands of gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter valley's the draft floor is supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace protest organi

claimed responsibility for the blast which targeted commercial areas in parking lots mostly shiite dominated cities across the country becomes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq countries whether in its deadliest bout of violence in half a decade with more than four thousand deaths since april. a massive rescue operation is in full swing across the u.s. state of colorado where deadly floods have already killed five people and left hundreds on accounted for. have been forced to evacuate from the deluge there is a bomb or signed a major emergency order for the battered state approving a federal disaster aid because astra three has been branded an historic one hundred year flood the cost of repairs estimated that fifteen times the state's our new budget would downpours still forecast. and thousands of gathered in the city of montreal in canada to express their anger against a controversial proposed charter of values the draft law is supposed to prohibit public employees from wearing the hijab and other religious clothing in the workplace process orga

claimed responsibility for the blast which targeted commercial areas in parking lots mostly shiite dominated cities across the country comes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in northern iraq the country is weathering its deadliest about of violence in half a decade one of the files in deaths in sleep. in cambodia riot police are fahd smoke grenades and water cannon that opposition supporters in the capital one hand one hundred thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to demand an independent investigation into the results of july's parliamentary elections your position claims the ballot was on point forward comes just a day off the country's king gathered the leaders of rival blocs for the first time in years calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. and one corner of berlin christmas has already been canceled with centuries of public celebrations are put aside for more neutrally named winter festival and it's not just about christians who call muslims have lost the right to publicly mock ramadan instead getting a summer festival ati

responsibility for the blasts which targeted commercial areas in parking lots and mostly shiite dominated cities across the country becomes less than twenty four hours after a suicide bomber attacked a funeral in new england. the country's weathering its deadliest bout of violence in hoffa decades more than four thousand deaths and simple. both here riot police have fired smoke grenades in watertown and opposition supporters in the capital phnom penh thirty thousand people took part in a nationwide rally to the modern independent investigation the results of july's on a major election was issue claims about it was spoiled by ford and almost just a day after the country's king gathered the leaders of rather blocs for the first time is calling on them to resolve their differences in a peaceful way. with a general election looming in germany small parties are struggling to get the public's attention the political field is dominated by the age of groups like the leftist social democrats and under the merkel's christian democratic union but as it's all over now reports candidates for some smaller par

nearly sixty people are dead in iraq after a wave of car bombings targeted shiite majority cities.he latest attack occured sixty miles outside of baghdad where a car bomb exploded near an outdoor market. nine civilians were killed and fifteen others injured in the bombing. just a few minutes later another went off killing six and injuring fourteen. since april the united nations estimates that over four thousand people have been killed as a result of car bombings. italian officials are trying out a daring plan that has never been attempted before. the costa concordia been given the go ahead to try and pull the boat upright. you may remember that it was nealy two years ago that the cruise ship struck a reef near giglio island. it began to take in large amounts of water and capsized just outside the harbor killing 32 of the boats forty two hundred passengers. if the operation to upright the boat is successful, the boat will be towed and broken up for scrap. still to come on the kron 4 news. incredible video of a death-defying climb up the side of a building. wait until you see this.

majority killed in that attack by suicide bombers on a funeral in the densely populated shiite neighborhood of solder city in the country's capital and you were activists richard becker from the answer coalition thinks the u.s. toppling of saddam hussein allowed sectarian violence to get a foothold in iraq. the fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in iraq is the us invasion and occupation which tore iraqi society apart and in which at the time of the occupation the us occupiers favored certain groups in the population against others demolish the state that existed and said in that place in it's place we are going to give you something new and better democratic and wonderful and in fact the tearing apart of iraqi society back in two thousand and three. is still. reaping the kind of consequences that we saw the horrible consequences that we saw in iraq and i think that. responsibility for this good blame for this has never. been attributed in the mainstream media in the united states to those who are responsible and that is those who created this war the bush administration and all of its agents still

suicide car bombing has killed at least fifty four people in the shiite stronghold of the city in the iraqi capital baghdad the explosion occurred close to a funeral service also wounded there's been a rise in sectarian violence in the country in recent months more than five and a half thousand people have been killed since the start of the year the u.s. is cautiously moving towards iran which has recently come out with open. to discuss its controversial nuclear program the white house has said it's ready to talk as long as tehran's willing to provide proof its atomic ambitions are strictly limited to the civil sector well joel rubin from the anti nuclear pressure group. says this could be a breakthrough for the whole of the middle east it's clear that there is time and space for diplomacy it's clear that the saying that the international community the united nations russia the europeans the united states have put on iran have really gotten the iranian leaders attention recently between the united states and russia on syria's chemical weapons has demonstrated that diplomacy can work n

majority killed in an attack by a suicide bombers on a funeral in a densely populated shiite neighborhood of sadr city in the country's capital when security forces and medics arrived at the scene another explosion went off according to police two hours later another car bomb blast record commercial street nearby leaving nine more dead and for more analysis on the current situation in iraq i'm joined live by antiwar activist richard becker from the answer coalition so this is the deadliest attack since the start of the year one of the largest attacks in years why do you think sectarian violence that continues to increase in iraq. well thank you the fundamental problem the fundamental issue here is really still fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in iraq the us invasion and occupation which tore iraqi society apart and in which at the time of the occupation the us occupiers favored certain groups in the population against others promoted certain groups in the population against others demolished the state that existed demolish the entire government and said that in its place we were going to give

a suicide car bombing has killed at least fifty people in the shiite stronghold of saddam city in the iraqi capital baghdad the explosion occurred close to a funeral service more than sixty were also wounded there's been a rise in sectarian violence in the country in recent months more than five and a half thousand people have been killed since the start of the year. clashes have continued for a second day in indian controlled kashmir amid ongoing protests over the killing of five people in paramilitary shootings the shopping region has also ground to a halt after a general strike was called in reaction to the deaths here has been under curfew for the past two weeks following the killings. so that brings up to date for the moment the news team and more in just over half an hour from now and meantime stay with us for the five hundredth episode of the kaiser report when next tell us some light on the sometimes disastrous winds of key players in the world of finance that's often the. we've talked before about people getting in trouble throughout the usa just for gardening in fact accordi

majority were killed by an attack by suicide bombers on a funeral in the densely populated shiite neighborhood of sadr city in the country's capital and security forces and medics arrived at the scene another explosion occurred according to police two hours later another car bomb blast rocked a commercial street nearby the even nine. the chancellor angela merkel looks set to win the third term when germans go to the polls for a parliamentary election on sunday germany's largely managed to dodge the economic problems that have crippled a number of its europe in the neighbors that many of its citizens a bitter had a decline in personal spending power and a rise in secure part time work. as. it's billed as europe's economic success story but german voters feel a country is split between the haves and the have nots germans are rich yeah ten percent of germans are only fifty to sixty percent of all the capital and the gap is getting bigger. our society is divided there are places in germany like here in both homes that are so poor the streets are industry pear and the theaters have to shut down this town is bro

least seventy two people have now been declared dead in a series of blasts in the shiite muslim stronghold of southern city in baghdad a car bomb was set off near funeral and when security forces a medics arrived at the scene another explosion occurred and a police station north of baghdad was attacked claiming the lives of six officers more than five and a half thousand people have been killed in sectarian violence and to start the. chancellor angela merkel looks set to win a third term when germans go to the polls for a parliamentary election on sunday germany has largely managed to dodge the economic problems that have crippled a number of its european neighbors but many of its citizens are bitter at the kleine in personal spending power and a rising in secure part time work on all of it has been it's billed as europe's economic success story but german voters feel the country is split between the haves and the have nots germans are rich yeah ten percent of germans are the only fifty to sixty percent of all the capital and the gap is getting bigger. our society is divided there are places in germany lik

in iraq, shiites in several cities spent the day assessing the damage, after a bloody sunday of bombings0 people were being treated in hospitals across the country. 58 were killed in the attacks in baghdad and elsewhere. they were the latest victims in a wave of violence that has claimed more than 4,000 lives since april. the hulk of a shipwrecked cruise liner, the "costa concordia," was slowly lifted from an italian reef today. 32 people died in january of 2012 when it capsized off tuscany. engineers worked through the day in one of the most ambitious marine salvage operations ever. tourists and locals looked on, joined by a brother of one of the two victims who were never found. >> and my aim is, with what is going on, hoping to take house body or the remains out in this case. his body will be found because they have done what they could do. and give him a decent burial. >> ifill: once the ship is upright, engineers plan to tow it away to be scrapped 28 democrats in new york city won't have to hold a runoff to pick their nominee for mayor, after all. bill de blasio, who led the field i

shiite. >> the people in this city of contradictions live with the anxiety and uncertainty oh of a potential american-led strike on syria. they are ware lebanon is not amoney in the city next door. city kwupbs known as the paris of the middle east are bracing himself for what might come next. al jazeera, beirut. >> voters in moscow went to the polls today to cast votes far highly race for mayor. he's facing a tough challenge for the russian election leader. right now he's doing well in exit polls although he remains slightly behind the kremlin. political analyst say it's a first major election in russia that features u.s.-style campaigning. we get the story from peter sharp in moscow. >> reporter: it has opinion described as the man president putin fierce most. charismatic lawyer turns campaign act is the first-ever candidate to run a western-style political campaign here. his slogan, "change russia, start with moscow" has become his mainly young middle class supporters. >> i really like him because he is the only one who try to change everything in our country. >> reporter: his campaign vid

city neighborhood. suicide bombers targeted a shiite funeral killing at least 72 and wounding more than 120 others. a surge in sec taish violence has killed more than 400 iraqis this month. neither president obama nor house republicans are showing any sign of ending their impasse about funding the new health care law, even though open enrollment starts in just a few days. as carter evans reports, much of the public is still confused about what the law actually provides. >> reporter: california is just beginning the big push to get residents to sign up for the new health plans. it's a tough sell, says community organizer pal bradsh l bradshaw. pal bradshaw. appropriate 10 days before enrollment begins, 75 pfers californians still no little or nothing about how the affordable care act could affect them. why is it, do you think that so few people understand what's going on? >> we haven't had enough marketing. i feel like we need more marketing. we need more information out there. >> welcome to covered california. >> reporter: the state's $45 million multilingual ad campaign is only now getting under w

at least fifty people have now been killed in a series of blasts in the shiite muslim stronghold of sort of a city in baghdad a suicide car bomb was set off near funeral when security forces and medics arrived at the scene another explosion occurred a police station north of baghdad was attacked claiming the lives of six officers more than five thousand people have been killed in sectarian violence since the start of the year. clashes have continued for a second day in indian controlled kashmir amid ongoing protests over the killing of five people in paramilitary shootings the shopian region is also ground to a halt after a general strike was called in reaction to the deaths the area has been under curfew for the past two weeks following the killings. in germany now the annual march of life has been disrupted by dozens of pro-abortion and gay rights activists they want to mung those participating in the anti abortion really chanting and carrying slogans several of them clashed with police officers eventually the officers managed to push them out of the crowd. staying in germany chancellor angela m

city of baghdad. nine explosions going off in a shiite neighborhood and explosions going off in a mixed neighborhood as well. prosecutors in germany are recommending you wa 40 war crime charges, this announcement following a lengthy investigation. >>> somalia's president survived an assassination attempt. the convoy was ambushed. and those claiming responsibility to the attack have lengths to al-qaida. they safely reached their port city after that ambush. >> there are a pair of reports out that are raising the country's hope for economic recovery. construction spending rose, the biggest gain they have seen coming from the business sector as the demand for office space and buildings increased. another good sign that factories are humming more, the manufacturing growing at its fastest pace in more than two years. >>> from the big august employment report a new study saying that operators in the energy industry has the most job growth over any profession in the past decade. they found the biggest increase came from petroleum engineers, music directors and composers, interpreters and translators and massa

assad is allies he's closer to the shiites since it is through the cities and iran is a shia power at that point you started to see that on the street level sunni conflict started to actually resonate and started to stick it up until that point really it's fairly serious it was more localized to the areas where it was being fought such as in iraq. and moreover more importantly the root of the conflict is not the sunni shia here we saw this issue of six here it is i'm being instrumental lies by those who believe that an increase in security and war for will benefit their geo political objectives. the united states has been aligned in large part with these sunni dictatorships or countries saudi arabia bahrain qatar so. as soon as they are in charge and largely at the moment i find myself largely opposed to the perceived. corrected that is not so much syria but i think that's the perception the average american and or shia iran. could it be that you know for example the way pretty world war two were during world war two the us was an ally with the soviet union and then after world war tw

shiite stronghold in bauthd. the majority -- baghdad. the majority were in the shia area of the city. a car bomb also struck a commercial street nearby, leaving nine dead. >>> chancellor angelo -- angela looks set to win a third term when germans go to the polls. but many of the citizens are bitter over decline in personal spending power and asecure, par >> it's billed as europe's economic success story, but german voters feel the country is split between the haves and the have-in in -- have-knots. >> germans are rich? yeah, the rich are. they own 60% of all the capital and the gap subpoena getting bigger. >> there are are places in germany that are so poor, the streets are in disrepair and theaters have to shut down. this town is broke. >> for most people the financial situation isn't good. >> this isn't the image many european partners have of the federal republic. if you were to ask someone from spain, they would tell you germanyay -- an economic land of milk ad hoy. that just isn't the case. after the pressures of reunification and the pressures of staying competitive globally, th

city. into iraq where a wave of car bombings has ripped through shiite areas in baghdad reportedly killing more than forty and no one so far is claimed responsibility but similar attacks have been conducted by sunni insurgents on a regular basis sectarian violence spirals the incident follows yesterday's assault on a shia mosque in baghdad and a town in the kurdistan region six thousand have been killed in the country in just this year alone. and have a look at this is dramatic footage here from london now showing the london dark as people are jumping from the tourist boat in the thames on fire all twenty eight passengers and two crew members rescued by passing ships no one was seriously hurt those several went to hospital for suspected smoke inhalation. or are now cause of becoming increasingly a luxury for some europeans a growing petrol prices along with the general recession are forcing more and more to say farewell to their four wheeled friends but with public transport being expensive and crowded people are choosing pedal power to get around. the story. to some it's a trend to others

city. to iraq now where a wave of car bombings has ripped through shiite areas in iraq's capital killing at least forty wounding well over one hundred police said the blasts targeted crowded markets and car parks this point no one's claimed responsibility but similar attacks have been conducted by the insurgents on a regular basis the sectarian violence continues to spiral the incident follows yesterday's assault on a shia mosque in baghdad and a town in the kurdish region that left dozens dead. have a look at this by the footage of the london duck right there in the tourists are jumping off the boat as you can see it's on fire the vessel catching fire with all twenty eight passengers and two crew members being rescued by passing ships glad to report that no one was seriously hurt several people were treated in hospital due to suspected smoke inhalation. now because of becoming increasingly a luxury for europeans growing petrol prices along with the general recession and forcing more and more to say farewell to their four wheel friends but with public transport being expensive and typically

city of raqqa. most of the victims were students. bombings targeting mostly shiite neighborhoods today has left 34 people dead and over 151 dead. at least 40 people were killed in iraq sunday when a suicide bomber struck a shiite funeral south of baghdad. the violence brings iraq's death toll this month to over 800. this follows more than 800 killed last month and over 1000 killed in july. verse 6000 people have been killed in iraq since the start of the year. at least 40 people died in pakistan sunday when a car bomb hit a busy market in the city of peshawar. another 100 people were winded. it was the third major attack in freshwater over the past week following the church bombing that killed 80 and another blast on a broad bus -- on a bus. 50 students were killed when at rule college was attacked. gunmen believed to be from the islamic rebel group opened fire. the group attack on the highway attack killed at least 142 people. the latest disclosures from the leaks of edward snowden show the nsa is mapping out the social media connections of an unknown number of ame

shiite and sunni. >> they're well aware that lebanon has never been immune from the fighting next door. the city that was known as the paris of the middle east. >> helicopters struck targets in the northern town. it's the largest operation to, quote, clear the sinai. the group claimed responsibility that claimed the failed attempt on th the interior menster. >> around 6:00 a.m. most mornings lori crabs a cup of coffee and goes to work. she earns 10:25 an hour as a home health aid. you have to be a caring person. >> by the time she gets to her clients' house there is a list of things to do. >> straighten up the dishes, make the bed, do his wash. if he needs me to go anywhere, i go, basically just help him to be more independent. >> as medical and insurance spending sure home healthcare is surging. it's expected to expand fro from 2010 to 2020. adding news jobs with low pay. >> it's not great. you can't live just with that as an income. you have to have someone else. >> almost half of these workers rely on government assistance. >> i have help, i have financial help. >> but for those like clinton,

shiite. >> pay route is the home to many cultures and different believes. two people in the citycontradictions live with the anxiety and uncertainty of a potential american led strike on syria. 30 well aware lebanon has never been immune from the fighting next door, the city once known as the paris of the middle east, is racing itself for what might come next. al jazeera, beirut. >> pakistan's president stepped down today completing his five year term in office, his successor will be sworn in on monday. he is the first democratically elected president in pakistan to finish his entire term. he rose to power of the assassination of his witchen 2007. army dictators have ruled that country for much of it es66 year history. toke we is doing to be hosting the 2020 summer olympics and pair olympics. the capitol beating out the other finalists esstan pull and madrid. tokyo's bid emphasized it's world class transit system, and it's safety. those safety concerns were raised pause of the on going fukushima disaster. professor ian henry joins us now to discuss how the olympics can bolster th

shiite power, which is the reason saudi arabia, turkey, israel, are so worried about allowing assad to remain in power. >> let me switch gears to the mayoral campaign that's taking place here in new york citythe one i voted in this morning. >> who did you vote for. >> i voted for joe lhota. he was here before i was on that morning. >> september 11th. >> he grabbed my arm, he said mayor, this is terrible. people were jumping out of buildings. he was at my side and he was a rock of gibraltar. >> this has been a democratic city, as you know, bill de blasio is the democratic front-runner. if he wins, what is it going to mean to new york city? >> it's a democratic city, no question. but for 0 years it's had a nondemocratic mayor, 8 years of me, 12 years of mike bloomberg who has been a republican and independent, never a democrat, at least not elected. the city is strongly democratic, it has shown for 20 years that it can't elect an independent, somebody independent of the democratic machine as its mayor and whatever you think of me or mike, the city is in pretty darn good shape. certainly in a lot better shape than it was in -- >> are you insinuating that bill de blasio would mess is t up. >>

city without a policeman? someone has to do the job. i hear people say, the sunnis and shiites have been fighting for thousands of years. people fought in europe for thousands of years. --went to several world wars so many wars in europe that we went there to help them, so i don't see why we can't help the people in the mideast also. that is my comment. host: from the president last night when he talked about what a limited strike would mean, he reiterated it would not include boots on the ground. >> i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. i will not pursue an open-ended action like iraq or afghanistan. i will not pursue a prolonged air campaign like libya or kosovo. this would be a targeted strike to achieve a clear objective, deterring the use of chemical weapons and degrading assad's capabilities. even a limited strike will send a message to assad that no other nation can deliver. i don't think we should remove another dictator with force. we learned from iraq that doing forakes us responsible all that comes next. but he can make any other dictator think twice