six overs played before rain forced an early end to the day sri lanka with a lead of eighty runs after posting three hundred seventeen for six in their second innings an experience true starting for sri lanka with helen. kumar sangakkara. an exclusive partnership she already having his thirty nine test century of his teammate running sixty nine after pearl left the crease trying to struggle some water with two wickets in hand and plenty of time left rainbow push the sides call it a meeting a draw a strongly one nil following that one hundred twenty five one victory at the start of the month a third and final test in colombo away. and finally russia moved to the top of the standings at the modern pentathlon world championships the host storming into the lead thanks to the men's portion of the games on sunday or monday cost read watch the action on full. and this world championship was supposed to be held in egypt however due to political instability in that country rochelle won the right to hold a prestigious event in moscow it took the local organizers only a couple of months to prepar

to sri lanka over the past month after fleeing to india during the civil war. the latest group landed at an airport on thursday. most of them originally lived near the headquarters of the tamil insurgency. government statistics show that about 4,400 tamil refugees have returned from india in the past two years. peace has prevailed in northern parts of the country since the defeat of the tamil insurgents in may 2009. >>> first-time auto buyers in thailand have become eligible for a special rebate of up to $3,300. prime minister yingluck shinawatra promised the subsidy during her election campaign. to get the rebate, the buyers must place orders for new cars with the pricetag not exceeding $33,000. the scheme is valid until the end of next year. the first-time car buyers will only be reimbursed for one year and the scheme has attracted attention. on the first day of friday, a large number of prospective customers reportedly visited car dealers across the country. >>> little kids tried their hand at making noodles at an international food expo in hong kong on thur

now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world india and sri lanka have finished their biggest joining the exercises in the indian ocean the sheer volume vessel the first their role for good with stealthy tourist built in india grew most attention during the event and the new version which started on monday also involved indian helicopters and other aircraft to navy's work closely in two thousand and eight when sri lanka defeated the separatist tunnel tigers. as well and president hugo chavez has returned from cuba after completing the final round of chemotherapy there he said it was successful as tests have shown no signs of any recurrence and he was ready to stand in next year's presidential election thomas underwent surgery on the island in june to remove a cancer tumor and had five subsequent rounds of therapy. thousands of students have clashed with police in the chilean capital santiago demanding education reforms security forces used water cannon after a group of students piled chairs and benches barricades the protest came after government against nations with t

. >>> an international surfing contest kicked off in sr sri lanka's bay on sunday. more than 150 surfers from 21 countries are taking part. female athletes are also competing for the first time. the event is expected to highlight the suitability of fingndea or. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> hi. welcome back. let's talk about our weather. let's talk about this typhoon first. this is guma prefecture. 54.5 millimeters of rain accumulated in an hour. 300 since yesterday and the streets and parking spaces are inundated. river levels are rising significantly and water is coming into people's houses. they have been seeing heavy rain due to the ample moisture pulled in. already, record breaking rainfall in isekaki. you've seen 264 in the past 24 hours. that's record breaking for september. now, it looks like it's going to be moving toward pacific coast and reaching tre and making land fall after that. it is a very slow moving system, ample amounts of rain will be building up and this is what you're going to be eing. buckets of rain in osaka and this is a path

various asian countries observed world tourism day on tuesday. 2,000 students from 150 schools in sri lanka created a one-kilometer-long painting. the art depicts what the children imagine the city of colombo will look like ten years from now. the mission aims to promote international understanding by highlighting the cultural diversity around the globe. >>> in afghanistan, a u.s.-led war on terrorism has brought misery to many of its citizens. the ten-year conflict makes finding a job close to impossible. it has also forced many afghans to flee from their homes. over 300,000 citizens classified by the u.n. as internally-displaced persons, now living in evacuation camps across the country. nhk world's mideki yui reports. >> reporter: this is a camp in kabul. more and more people come here as fighting intensifies between international forces and the taliban. most people here have fled from the south, where fighting has intensified. >> translator: look at this. i got hit when a bomb exploded. >> reporter: even in the camp, some children die of malnutrition. this man lost his two younger child

. >>> sri lanka's indigenous martial art is one of the oldest in the world. the country's national broadcaster slrc spotlights this discipline and its unique training methods. it traces its history to king rawana, said to have ruled the island thousands of years ago. trainees are picked on their spiritual, physical and mental strength. as part of their training, they have to study astrology, meditation and chanting. according to legend, about 20,000 fighterseldeft an invading army from south india in the1tceur >>> hi there. welcome back. time to talk about weather. let's talk about the typhoon nasa that has been bringing damaging torrential flooding situation to the northern philippines. we have a video from manila today. this is some video coming up from manila earlier today, showing some of the damage that was sustained when typhoon nesat blew thrgh the philippine capital on tuesday. you see some of the destruction unleashed on coastal areas. some people are trying to rebuild their homes that have been destroyed by huge waves and sand. floodwaters killed at

assistance in building infrastructure to extend its influence among india's neighbors like pakistan and sri lanka. in bangladesh, chinese companies are now also constructing roads and a power plant. the bangladesh economy is going through a period of rapid transformation. once known as being among the poorest nations in asia, bangladesh has seen increasing numbers of western and asian corporations enter its market. there is a population of 150 million. and it is voeconveniently locat between india and southeast asia. manufacturers look at bangladesh as a cheaper alternative to china, where labor costs are rising. during their meeting on tuesday, india agreed to scrap tariffs on textiles from bangladesh, one of its key exports. the visit is aimed at weakening china's influence over bangladesh while strengthening ties with one of the region's emerging manufacturing hubs. >>> and india's government has suffered a major embarrassment with the arrest on tuesday of a senior lawmaker on suspicion of bribery. his arrest comes at a sensitive time following a string of corruption scandals. amare singh is a

that's there now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world india and sri lanka have finished their biggest joint bail exercises in the indian ocean vessel the first multi-role frigate with stealth features built in india drew most attention during the event the maneuvers which started on monday also involved indian helicopters and other aircraft to navies more closely in two thousand and eight and lancaster needed a separatist on the tigris. as well and present to travis his return from cuba after completing a final round of chemotherapy there he said it was successful as tests have shown no signs of any recurrence and he was ready to stand in next year's presidential election chalis underwent surgery on the island in june to remove a cancer tumor and five subsequent rounds of. the series of explosions in baghdad has left at least five dead police said five bombs were planted early on friday around houses in a residential area in the west of the capital twelve people including three children were also heard bombings and other attacks occurred daily across iraq while

any of helicopters and other aircraft the two navies worked closely in two thousand and eight when sri lanka defeated the separatist tamil tigers. as well and presidents over time as has returned from cuba after completing the final round of chemotherapy there is that it was successful as tests have shown no signs of any recurrence and he was ready to stand in next year's presidential election chavez underwent surgery on the island in june to remove a cancer tumor and have five subsequent rounds of therapy. thousands of students have clashed with police in the chilean capital santiago demanding education reforms security forces use water cannon after a group of students piled chairs and benches as barricades protests came after god of the negotiations with the students broke down demonstrations in the country have been running for months. well if you're on the go and eat a quick nap and you rush in design might just have this solution it's called the sleep box many hotels to help exhausted ventures catch forty winks are tested out. what can be cuter than a sleeping baby a baby sleeping in co

libya, egypt, iraq, sri lanka. we ensure that receivable. >> got it.ou suggest that you offer foreign buyers financing that's because a lot of people don't have the cash to pay up front and this is an incentive for them? >> right. in a case like that usually it's for capital goods. they sold some solar technology to india. in that case we provided the buyer for financing and they can pay for that over 18 years to amortize the cost. >> when you say we, you mean the import, export. >> yes. thank you. >> we're an independent government agency. we do this at no cost to the taxpayer. we collect a fee for our work from our customers, the foreign buyer or the u.s. exporter that pays all of our costs. we will guarantee the receivable or in this case guarantee the loan. >> you also suggest that you secure working capital loan from your bank without tying up your collateral. some people are going to laugh because everyone's having trouble getting loans. >> what we provide, the export import bank we will look at your receivables, look at your inventory, we can wo

out the flights by these aviation companies involved touching down in countries like afghanistan sri lanka libya and pakistan and these companies were picking up and dropping off prisoners and distributing them among secret prisons operated by the sea. around the world all in their private jets all organized. now the over three hundred thousand dollars per flight price tag for the secret flights that's part of the documents for this lawsuit you know what i really find interesting is in the past oh people have attempted to sue the cia the government even the flight companies for rendition the cases have always been put to a halt under the state secrets privilege a short while back we told you about a group of five prisoners who took their case of rendition all the way to the supreme court but the highest court decided not to hear it and use state secrets as an excuse so why is it that any information involving the cia is so sensitive that even the supremes court can't evade it but meanwhile rinky dink lawsuit in upstate new york pours out extensive details of extraordinary rendition during

it is great to be here in sri lanka and then free libya. your should see you all should see was an inspiration to the ones that you forget to change. and britney your coverage i'm one we're proud of the role that we play. we know this was your revolution from your bravery from people in benghazi the point tripoli people in the streets even. people in misrata you sure you would get rid of it and you were too. so it seems like the end of fighting right everything done well not so much when all this was going on the national transitional council had announced that its fighters have broken through the last remaining that all the stronghold in the city of misrata promising to become at least one of the last bloody battles and perhaps even one of the bloodiest battles in libya's civil war and of course fighting does continue in other areas so the question remains how will the fall of gadhafi and his forces translate to on the ground well that means to delivery and reform and freedom and democracy in libya and we hear some of the things that the b

world come to find out they were transporting detainees to secret prisons in places like pakistan sri lanka and libya on private jets the cost three hundred thousand a pop out for each of these rendition flights over the state department to sign off on it sign a letter and inside it to the flight crew however as the associated press pointed out today those signatures may have been forged you see they were all signed by the same person at the state department a mr terry hogan when the a.p. went looking through the state department directory there was no evidence of mr hogan ever working there and we should note two of the signature for mr hogan changed distinctly on each flight that he signed off so it looks like the cia was using mr hogans name as an alias for their rendition flights that way they didn't actually have to let a real live state department official it on their program and this however is not a new warning to report from back in two thousand and five the cia often uses aliases in small rural companies to pose a front for secret lives around the world they use these fronts to se

that means as of this year charles and david koch as two people have more money than the gdp of sri lanka, slovenia, bulgaria, oman, tunisia, guatemala, uruguay, lebanon, serbia, uz zn, lithuania, costa rica, and all of the other countries that you see scrolling by you right now. if the koch brothers wanted to like buy samoa, not the cookie but the country, samoa's gdp is $565 million, which means that the koch brothers could personally buy roughly 88 samoas and still have change left over. the koch brothers -- look at the countries -- okay. the koch brothers have done really, really great with the oil and chemical conglomerate they inherited from their dad. it was the second largest privately held company in the entire country. over the last few years their combined net worth as two people has skyrocketed from $34 billion in 2007 to $50 billion now. they have always been rich, and i mean really rich. but in the last five years the koch brothers' network has been swelling like a broken ankle. it has been an awesome, awesome time for them as two men. but during that time koch industries, t

>> in switzerland girls danced during a demonstration to call attention to alleged war crimes by sri lanka island of abeeza. in england activists built a barricade to prevent the eviction of traveller families from illegal dwellings, and in singapore the circuit is illuminated for the upcoming formula one grand prix night race. hot shots, pictures coming in from around the world. good pictures, indeed. >>> meanwhile, a man here in new york city is turning the tables on a group of peeping toms. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: he is the keeper of the peepers, using his video camera to show what happens on a couple of steps on union square. >> it's the act of staring up girl's skirts. >> reporter: this artist, who calls himself memorial bob, found a peeper so outrageous he began recording them. >> this is methods of a peeper two. here's a row of peepers here. stay tuned for methods of a peeper four, where i'll be discussing front row peeping. >> his mission? >> make a joke of it. expose them. humiliate them. >> women who sit on steps in skirts, beware. >> a peeper pack where more than