sudan is a failed state.why is there reason to believe that a in an independent south sudan will be able to function? >> the process of referendum was very peaceful. the outcome was accepted from the north. but what you can see here as well is that hundreds of thousands of people want to come back to their home in the south, and the south is a very poor country. the infrastructure is down a, is very poor. they have maybe some rough erodes, but they do not have enough food or health services. there is no electricity. people like starving. altogether, it -- people are starving. altogether, i would say that the development needs here are very great. >> is one of the least developed regions in the entire world. what do you think needs to be done first? >> fares, it is critically important that there should be a program of post-referendum meetings because stability and security are very important for the people, first of all, but as well as for the donors and investors. the border demarcation is not clear yet. it

currently, southern sudan has voted to succeed. bashir has said he will change the constitution and impose sharia law. sudan is not egypt. i would not expect those things to happen in egypt. it does give an example next door of a muslim brotherhood sponsored regime. that should give us pause. if we look for islamist regimes with a strong front of political islam, apart from gaza and sudan, you might look to taliban rule in pakistan and if yes stand within the tribal areas or portions -- pakistan and afghanistan within the tribal areas or portions of nigeria. or they a activities in orl-

southern sudan willing become the world's newest country in july. more than 98 voters choosing independence. sudan's president accepts the outcome. the north and south fought a decade-long war. more than 2 million people died in the conflict. two sides must negotiate a border, citizenship and oil rights. >>> one man's journey from darkness to light and how he found god's goodness, even, even in the depths of the earth. >> the husband of an american missionary killed in mexico says he'll continue their work in that country. nancy davis died after gunman opened fire on the truck 70 mile holy spirit south of the texas border. she and her husband were visiting churches they established. the husband will continue to visit and support churches in mexico. >>> 33 miners buried percent underground and watched with joy as the miners emerged 1 by 1, iii months later. one in particular thinks the world needss to hear his story. >> reporter: last october, jose henriquez emerged after being trapped underground. now he is sharing his story nn different cities in e

most of sudan's oil is in the south. there have been street protests in khartoum for the high cost of living, inspired by egypt. southerners have dreamed of independence. in five months, there will be able to raise the flag of their own country, with the challenges enjoy that will bring. already, the celebrations have started. >> the new egyptian cabinet held its first full meeting as authorities moved to put the economy back to normality after weeks of protests. on money markets, the egyptian currency was at a six-year low against the dollar. the stock exchange was expected to reopen today, but will not do so until sunday. >> hello from cairo. this was the day the authorities tried to stop the process -- start the process of getting the egyptian economy on track. banks and many other businesses were open. there was more traffic on the streets of cairo. it became clear from the currency markets that it probably was not the right moment to take a risk on reopening the stock exchange. it will be next week before that chang

southern sudan willing become the world's newest country in july. more than 98 voters choosing independence. sudan's president accepts the outcome. the north and south fought a decade-long war. more than 2 million people died in the conflict. two sides must negotiate a border, citizenship and oil rights. >>> one man's journey from darkness to light and how he found god's goodness, even,

southern sudan will be unstable and northern sudan's economy will suffer because the south has more of the oil. southerners have dreamed of independence for a long time. now they will be able to raise the flag of their own country with the challenges and joy that will big -- that will bring. already celebrations have started. >> this is "bbc world news." i did not want her to live a western life. the father who stunned italy by killing his daughter in the name of family honor. from the outskirts of paris and western australia, one place has been brought under control but firefighters are still battling fires to the east and north. flames are being built up by winds up to 7 miles per hour. this has come two years after 170 people died. >> ferocious and unrelenting, there seems to be no end to australia's summer of disasters. these fires have been raging through the outer suburbs of perth. firefighters have been battling to contain fires on two fronts, in the southeast and north of the city. trying to put out flames that are 10 feet high, being whipped up by winds over 20 miles per hour.

sudan is a failed state. why is there reason to believe that a in an independent south sudan will be able to function? >> the process of referendum was very peaceful. the outcome was accepted from the north. but what you can see here as well is that hundreds of thousands of people want to come back to their home in the south, and the south is a very poor country. the infrastructure is down a, is very poor. they have maybe some rough erodes, but they do not have enough food or health services. there is no electricity. people like starving. altogether, it -- people are starving. altogether, i would say that the development needs here are very great. >> is one of the least developed regions in the entire world. what do you think needs to be done first? >> fares, it is critically important that there should be a program of post-referendum meetings because stability and security are very important for the people, first of all, but as well as for the donors and investors. the border demarcation is not clear yet. it

so there will be some tension. >> the skills that they have can help southern sudan.hose who have built in the u.s. are willing to give up their jobs here for a country that have been a part of four years. >> the flag for the new nation of south sudan. >> the u.s. congressmen -- the congresswoman has recovered enough to speak after being shot in the head pin gabrielle giffords made a request on monday -- in the head. gabrielle giffords made it request on monday. you are watching bbc news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe. click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth expert news online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu. newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles. by kcet los

. >> president obama is going to formally recognize southern sudan as a sovereign state. and in a statement congratulating the people of southern sudan for a successful and six inspiring referendum. and with the january vote for independent and that is the newest country in the month of july. southern sudan. >> it has been clear today and it is going to continue for the next several days. with the changes, the satellite rader shows us clear skies and driving that storm to the north. the warm, dry air. that is also going to increase our overnight wind. temperatures will be impacted tomorrow morning. 3:00 a.m., that blue is indicating 20 m.p.h. wind gusting and even more at 8:00 p.m. with mostly gusting to 20 m.p.h., fairfield 37 mph continuing later if we will still see it breezy. and take a look at what these men for the temperatures normally clear. widespread 40's tomorrow morning with the exception of santa rosa 38 degrees. also 30's and other sheltered more relocations. 43 degrees in redwood city. 44 degrees in the san jose. the thames with motion closer to average. --

>> in our dialogue with the government of sudan where sudan has made clear it wants more normal relations with the united states, this is one of the issues that is an issue between our two countries. and we have indicated that going forward we are willing to work to resolve this with the caveat again that there are particular legal requirements that have to be satisfied before this action can be taken. moving on, the deputy secretary of state, knives is visiting iraq this week to discuss transition issues and the future of the u.s. iraqi partnership under the auspices of the strategic framework agreement. he will meet a series of leaders this week led by foreign minister zebari. just a couple of quick travel announcements. under secretary for democracy and global affairs maria or taro will travel to southern india and to delhi later this week. she will desk that -- discuss bilateral coordination on global issues, visit tibetan refugee settlements, explore cooperation to strengthen election organizations in third countries and consult on regional disaster management. and assistant secretar

>> the preparations are underway in sudan. many of those who were forced to flee are looking to play a part in the new transition. >> when he was 6, this man lived in a refugee camp in ethiopia. a decade later, he became a lost boy. he was taken to live in the u.s. his people have voted for independence to create the world's newest nation. >> what does it mean to have a new country? >> it means my father did not die for nothing. >> he graduated from michigan and has a master's. he works as a youth counselor in washington, d.c. there is a map of his new nation on his wall. that is where he plans to go. he would like to help his young country. >> one of the things that americans do very well is that people have grown as a person or as a professional, as an educator. they are looking to build a new nation. >> we have to rebuild the country and work hard. people are coming up with new ideas. we hope that you could replicate that. this is the south sudanese mission. this is in the heart of washington d.c.. there are about 40-60,000

. -- sudan's expates. the united states and has said they will meet received a sixth of the emergency aid. it will at -- it will increase the appeal target because of this month's floods. 43 lost their lives in january. there is still 141,003 lankans and displacement camps. he sent this report from a small town. >> driving along country roads, you see scenes like this all the time. people living in the water. it has not rained for the last couple of days, so the water levels have gone down. they have this small mechanical business. they had a lot of hardware here that has been destroyed or damaged severely by the floods. in a reasonable amount, he would make about $300 worth of profit. compared with a $300, up the damage from this round of floods has amounted to $6,000. in january sled, there was even more damage. $10,000. he is not insured and the police have been talking to him. he feels that may be some kind of hope of getting some kind of compensation from the authorities. you wonder how people like th

of solve the southern sudan has been announced as the name of south sudan i should say new name for the world's newest country south sudan it will come into effect and into existence in july after a referendum last month went overwhelmingly in favor of a split from the north they had been much speculation over the territories name and among suggestions work and the nile republic the separation is hope two decades of conflict between the north and south. north korea is celebrating the birthday of its leader kim jong il who has turned sixty nine. year old or in pyongyang people climb to the foot of a giant statue of the country's founding leader and kim's father we could festivities. exhibitions ice skating music shows it's widely believed the leaders health is ailing after a stroke in two thousand and eight and his son is being groomed as a replacement. animal rights activists in china are condemning a magic trick with synchronized goldfish they say cruelty was required to make the fish move in unison the act was made famous after being broadcast on state television during the lunar new

the zero united states will recognize southern sudan. they petition for independence from northern sudan. >> and after the president spoke about business executives that they need to get in the game and help america. >> before the super bowl yesterday fox news pond and, bill o'reilly interviewed- pound and dust-and there's been criticism about this and also what the tone. with the president. >> exactly. it was 15 minutes, and with 22 times interruptions. this is very disrespectful. and others are saying that this bill o'reilly his interview techniques. >> what is absolute truth is i think that in this country there's no reason why if you get sick you should going bankrupt. i do not think that is a radical principle. >> why do the majority in the polls do not support of, care? >> i think it is pretty evenly divided. >> it is close. >> people are also saying that it is a government intrusion. to take over decisionmaking and it is ideological. >> and if ordinary americans can live of the american dream. >> if this is a difficult and hot top

. >>> christians in southern sudan, part of god's plan for the nation. sudan sits just below egypt. north ruled by omar alba sheer. south dominanted by christians, who believe biblical prophesy is coming true before their eyes. they recently had the opportunity to vote for independence from the largely muslim north. christians say isaiah chapter 18 it describes the land divided by people, tall and smooth skinned. many think it refers to them and soon be free are to praise god in their own land. >>> good news from uzbekistan, a pastor set free. after serving 4 years in prison for his religious activities. suffering for physical problems, authorities keeping a close eye on him. he is thanking god for his release. >>> up next, the american president talks about his personal relationship with christ and how he relies on god to give him strength. >> here in the united states, our president barack obama gave a rare glimpse into his personal faith. >> he say he waits on god morning and night and relies on him for strength. jennifer wishon has more. >> it is a tradition nearly 60 years old,

in sudan, two citizens -- two students have died from injuries. protestors have urged for president-year to resign. -- president bashir to resign. >> mohammed abd al-rahman died from injuries inflicted by the security forces. there has been no official reaction to the accusation. there is a stark contrast of anger. they are celebrating the almost unanimous resolution for separating in this month's referendum. >> i am proud. and today, our generation [unintelligible] we will end of the oppression and the injustice. >> the senior officials warned a compromise must be found. >> that is definitely the way to do it. that is definitely good advice. i feel the leadership is much more aware of this than before. >> . -- khartoum's position has been weekend -- weakened. >> this is a time of terrible uncertainty. now the country brings to see if the students will make good on their promise and to the streets again. bbc news, khartoum. >> police and serbia are hunting a general. officials describe the search as successful. they have not said what they found.

with their heavy demand for wood the sudan six million internally displaced persons and further stress to a landscape already degraded by climate change into certification. internal displacement is a growing problem in iraq an estimated two million civilians have been displaced since the start of operation iraqi freedom i.d.p. camps have sprung up in the outskirts of nice jeff baghdad and nineveh many lack potable water medicine and proper waste disposal the real risk of not addressing the environmental problems is that people simply have to leave their homes if they don't have wood to burn to cook with to heat their homes where they don't have water to drink they leave and you see massive displacement happening we call it environmental refugees if you will but people are leaving their homes this creates a demand on resources it creates a demand on infrastructure and ultimately displacement undermines the peace process in the vietnam war which the vietnamese call the american war. there is a clash there was a clash between very highly technological society in a largely agrarian society

southern sudan will likely become the 54th african nation injuly. omar al bashir said in a televised address on monday the outcome was the will of the southern people. the rerdu commission announced 98.9% voted for secession. the pl w hd st month. it was in line with a 2005 peace accord between the arab-dominated north and african anti-government groups in the ut but before the south can become independent, the two sides need to settle issues such as ownership of the oil fields in the border ea bashir is not showing any sign of compromise. analysts say tensions may rise agai >>mewhe, tensions remain high around a disputed area on the thai-cambodian border. the association of southeast asian nations, or asn, is trying to arbitrate an end to the conflict. asean chair foreign minister rty natalegawa of indonesia held talks with cambodian foreign minister hor namhong. natalegawa is expected to meet with thai forgn minister kasit piromya next. fighting began last friday on a stretch of land surrounding the 11th century preah vihear temple claimed by both

in fact, we're seeing huge protests against the regime in north sudan, in the republic of sudan. and that would be a major change as well. >> charlie, in my view, as i said, whereas these riots, these uprisings might have emerged because of economic conditions. there is an underlying theme of frustration with a low quality of government that cuts across the arab world. people just want better government. they don't feel the government has delivered. they want better government. you look at tunisia, this was not supposed to happen in tunisia, tunisia was a country that was doing well economically it had a tight security system, it had a mild opposition compared to other countries and, yes, it did. so i'm not sure that you can say that any country is immune from something like this taking place. each country has different circumstances, but the one common thread that joins all of them is this frustration with a low quality of government, that people are no longer, you know, able or... are no longer putting up with particularly in a global financial crisis. this to me is the core of

there are territories where the formal one got to look at sudan which is an official formally not one state and that's not the end look at the african troubles looneys also the african country and the african borders will change dramatically and so so you think we live in a period of this integration we live in interesting times like cheney's see god help you not to lead an interesting time morally the times of change also i would say. you give me such an upscale. spotlight today and just a reminder that we're talking about the situation in the middle east again it's a dusty is the president of the institute for middle east mr spotlight will be back after we take a short break we'll continue this interview in the studio in less than a minute so stay with the. plan. won't go into the. period in the blizzard of winter blues you get to slopes in try out some to check the snow shoes got a little caliber excitement in its southern melting. trainers to keep you in top form and watch the wind on the go along carving a trail to sochi twenty four to one technology update here on r.g.p. we've g

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least two hundred eleven people have been killed in a wave of violence over the last week in south sudan's oil rich state more bodies have been found in remote villages the violence has highlighted security concerns in the region the last month opted overwhelmingly to declare the panels from the north. well that brings us up to date here in r.t.f. next all the latest business news with you a status. hello and welcome to your business update the week's news maker of bt b. which successful a sold ten percent of its shares on monday and has plenty to snap up bank of moscow is expecting the record profits for twenty ten the addition in addition to these positive developments p.t.b. step but it chairman gathered more says that non-performing loans have been steadily shrinking in the last year while its credit but follow is growing a bath the market. in two thousand and ten we close in the years i've said i think we expect to grow above market. expectation will grow somewhere in the area of twelve to fourteen percent for this year two thousand and eleven we have you know fairly high growth expec

a senior official from the south of sudan has repeated accusations that the north was arming the lucious operating in the region at least two hundred eleven people have been killed in a wave of violence over the last week in south sudan's oil rich state more bodies have been found in remote villages and the violence has highlighted security concerns in a region the last month off that overwhelmingly to declare independence from the north. police have clashed with protesters in south africa for a second day leading to the death of one demonstrator an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the death police say there responded with rubber and live bullets after demonstrators fired at them and it's thought the protests centered around a lack of public services. he was sports empowered by stalin's followers his predecessors called of personality and led the development of a soviet space program a little later a look at the secrets behind the rule of nikita khrushchev. street still seem. to feel. the soviets eating some strong light. and again see that over five minutes time here

a senior official of sudan's ruling party has accused the north of backing rebel attacks which killed some two hundred people last week the death toll is twice that of earlier estimates with most victims being civilians with children among them secretary general called on both sides to immediately implement a cease fire agreement this comes one month long from southern sudan voting to secede from the north the split is sure jod for. the town in georgia is given the go ahead for the trial of prime minister silvio berlusconi he's facing charges he paid for sex with a significant number of young women including a seventeen year old girl and uses influence to cover it up but it's going to strongly denied the allegations in our faces three years in prison if found guilty of paying minors for sex and. from six to twelve years for abuse of power the trial is to begin in early april behind kind of the three judges all of them women. the nasa spacecraft stardust has started beaming back the first pictures of a comment it's flowing past the encounter will give scientists unique information on h

referendum shows 98 percent of resident of southern sudan voted for independent.eople there had been cheering all day and all night. about so the united states will begin the process of removing sudan from the list of states that sponsor terrorism. but in return the sudan president has pledged to is accept the outcome of the vote. for decades they have been ravaged by civ war. largest nation will take place in july. >> carnival in rio is about a month away and there is some bad news. large fire destroyed a collection of warehouses where costumes and floats for the event are being made. people were seen rushing into the burning complex in an effort to salvage some of the elaborate floats as some 70 firefighters battled the blazes as bess best they co-carnival steadied for march 8. there are now concerns it simply can not go forward because of the fire. up to receive00,000 tourist attend carnival each year. >> still ahead here tonight. why employers may want to think twice before restricting workers from talking about their job and bosses on facebook. >> and redevel

sudan did all of those things. we're often told it is only the imaginings of what an islamist regime would do. in the first year in one province alone, a kerrey held 52 public imputations, 12 of them taking an arm-- and a leg from opposite sides of the body. also, the broadcasting of public hangings and crucifixion. and engaged in two wars of genocide against the south and also in darfur. currently, southern sudan has voted to succeed. bashir has said he will change the constitution and impose sharia law. sudan is not egypt. i would not expect those things to happen in egypt. it does give an example next door of a muslim brotherhood sponsored regime. that should give us pause. if we look for islamist regimes with a strong front of political islam, apart from gaza and sudan, you might look to taliban rule in pakistan and if yes stand within the tribal areas or portions -- pakistan and afghanistan within the tribal areas or portions of nigeria. or they a activities in orl- shabab in the areas it controls within somal

a senior politician in south sudan's fighting party has accused northern forces of backing the rebel groups that attacked and killed over two hundred people last week then one georgia of the victims are civilians and include children u.n. officials have called on both sides to immediately agree to a ceasefire southern sudan will separate from the north in july after a ninety nine percent vote in favor in a referendum last month. and the talent judge has given the go ahead for the trial of prime minister silvio berlusconi he's facing charges he paid for sex with a significant number of young women including a seventeen year old girl and used his influence to cover it up if convicted of the billionaire prime minister could face up to fifteen years in prison but this county has strongly denied the allegations calling the case a farce the trial is scheduled to begin in early april and will they had power three judges all of them women. and the nasa spacecraft star does has started behaving badly the first pictures of a comet it's flown pause the close encounter will give scientists uniqu

killed a guard protecting the minister before turning the gun on himself it comes just as southern sudan voted to split from the north. a new bass of the legendary russian military helicopter the k a fifty two has been unveiled known as the alligator it's a quipped with state of the art weapons arts is a gorgeous can of checked out the military might of the flying russian machine. around a military air base in central russia and that is the common fifty two also known as the alligator of the russian air force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take back to one of those monster. may see this thirty billion or carom can pierce through armor but obviously that's not the only weapon this aircraft can be equipped with a deep tank this else sells bombs all of them installed on the wings here and make this aircraft a real predator in the skies now the cockpit is the great office and that's what she can see one of the main differences of this helicopter from all the other attacks choppers in the world the crew which consists of two people they sit side by side just like you'd g

election officials have confirmed that almost the entire electorate sudan's independence referendum have voted to split from the north nearly ninety nine percent were in favor of the breakaway although last month's vote was peaceful tension remains high in parts of the oil rich border region before the announcement of the results the country's president said he would accept the outcome of the vote southern sudan is expected to become a fishel independent in july. russia's introducing grassroots reforms to the country's law enforcement system the move is aimed at stepping out corruption in the police force as well as improving its tarnished public image or he's a catarina gretsch of explains. it is a long awaited word for what is a key plank of president made better if the reform agenda ideally this law on police said was just part of this major reform of russia's interior ministry which the president started about two years ago and he has said that the made a more of these police reform is to make russia's police officers more efficient and the work of police transparent. i've been asked

most obvious one is china in most parts of africa they are certainly very strongly influential in sudan and they have they have influence in other parts of the united states and the europeans are certainly influential and have big interests in libya and libya. libya supplies one quarter of italian. so if things blow up in libya badly italy will be you know will be in serious trouble already the gas has been turned off for precautionary reasons there are economic interests put. colonialism is not it's all part of the agenda and i think european union or if you see will come so you talk about the economic interests here the western europe may share with the with this part of africa you know we know that libya is the twelve world's largest exporter in oil and we know that china as you were saying moments ago has a very big monthly oil contract with out of sudan but when the unrest started in tunisia many did predict a type of domino effect and evidently that's happened how far could this. oh we're seeing what's going on in bahrain at the moment. there's been some sort of unrest in other pa

sides to immediately implement a cease fire agreement that's all coming one month on from southern sudan's voting to secede from the north the split is fortunately. italy and judges given the go ahead for the trial of prime minister silvio berlusconi he's facing charges he paid for sex with a significant number of young women including a seventeen year old girl and he used his influence to cover it up or scone has strongly denied the allegations in our faces three years in prison if found guilty of paying minors for sex and from six to twelve years for abuse of power the trial of shows will to begin in early april and will be heard by a panel of three judges all of them are women. the nasa spacecraft stardust has started beaming back the first pictures of a comet that swept past it the encounter will give scientists unique information on how these great balls of ice and dust change over time the craft hoped that the more than seventy high resolution images would be all the extent of the impact crater and surroundings if the first time a comet has been viewed by two different spacecraft six

at least two hundred eleven people have been killed in the wave of violence over the last week and sudan's oil rich junglee state more bodies have been found in remote villages violence has highlighted security concerns in a region that last month opted overwhelmingly to declare independence from the north. east of clashed with protesters in south africa for a second day leading to the death of one demonstrator evista geisha is underway to determine the cause of the death police say they responded with rubber and five bullets after demonstrators fired at them it's god's protect the protest sandor around a lack of public services. now he was put in power by stalin's followers debunked his predecessors called of personality and led the development of the soffit space program later a look at the secrets behind the rule of nikita herself. my. street still seem. to feel. the soviets key to. life. yet again see that in just over an hour here on our team before that we'll take a look what's happening in business with you it don't go away. that's right time to get the latest from the world of busi

sudan to malaysia was carrying crude oil it's currently selling west towards the somali coast. and a lawyer for the former liberian president charles taylor has walked out of a war crimes trial in the hague in a protest over procedure that's after prosecutors refused to accept a final document from the defense saying they had missed the january deadline to submit it tellers accused of arming rebels during the civil war in sierra leone in exchange for blood diamonds is also charged with masterminding trost cities during the war which claimed a quarter of a million lives. while testing on animals is an emotive issue for many people it's a debate that continues to evolve but the scientific consensus is that few medical breakthroughs would be possible without it and in russia groundbreaking research is helping in the quest to find new treatments for diseases like cancer and diabetes are to use our first story. just how do you milk rabbit more importantly why would you want to. use the genetic and modify driblets produce a very reliable drug in the milk which is used in treating can