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they were accused of distributing aid, medications in the capital city without a pharmacist supervision or a license. the charity says it has been working in zimbabwe for more than a decade and licenses have never been an issue. the four workers plead innocent in court today and a judge set them free. >>> still unclear whether san francisco muni workers will launch a four-day sick-out tomorrow. anonymous flyers have appeared at muni facilities this month calling for a sickout to begin tomorrow and last through friday. union leaders say any such protests would be sanctioned -- or not be sanctioned by the union. however, they do concede workers are not happy with recent moves by management, to toughen sick leave and overtime policies. also, this november, a measure will appear on the ballot to end the guarantee that muni drivers be the second highest paid in the nation. >>> one week from today, the bay area will have its first- ever toll lane that doesn't cross a bridge. the express lane is on southbound interstate 680 from highway 84. and 237 in millipitas. the new striping is already pa

here in the russian capital you all with your headlines now the mayor of moscow is fired after eighteen years in power the president says he did because he no longer had confidence in the capital city top boss. a group of international activists on a jewish organized aid mission to blockaded gaza is forced to end its journey by israeli warships. the russian president ends a trip to china by meeting the man widely predicted to be the next leader of the people's republic. the secretive north korean leader kim jong il promotes his son general in a possible for a step towards a hereditary transfer of power. well with north korean leader expected to name his successor any time now talks to an expert on not region. who met kim jong il that's next stay with us. in the twenty first century everything has become globalized there is practically nothing that a person can find on the internet on the phone or from known sources but north korea remains one of the very few enigmas in the twenty first century and to talk a little more about this in fact we got the chance to talk to the director of the far east studies of the russian cademy of science i think somebody should have been there seven t

. >> with my artists, eight of them are working in tehran, iran, the capital city, and one is an iranian american based in san francisco. the problem is really a collective exploration in the day and the life in tehran. it is the largest city in the middle east. for the gallery, one of the first pieces you see is one piece which is a laser-cut peace, it taken directly from the map of the city itself -- a laser-cut piece. it represents the geography of the city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the

here in the slums of dakar, the capital city, 80% of the residents make less than $2 a day. less than 10% of the people have steady jobs. here is the poor area in the center of dakar, many migrants who left their homeland because of desertfy indication are living here. this man came here with his family five years ago from a village 300 kilometers away. >> translator: this is all the money i have left. this would only buy me a cup of coffee. >> translator: the village just didn't get any rain. the land turned barren, and nothing grew. >> in recent years, desertification has severely damaged farmland. many people have lost their homes or means to make a living and so they migrate to the cities joining the large number of people already living in poverty. >> a group of people have come together. they're working to create a strip of land 15 kilometers wide and stretching 7,600 across the african continent. the goal is to plant trees that grow well in dry climates and reforest the land near the villages. here in senegal, a tree-planting event took place in august, coincident wit

moscow is fired off to eighteen years in power the president says he no longer has confidence in the capital city. a group of international activists on a jewish organized aid mission to blockaded gaza is forced to end its journey by israeli warships. the russian president ends a trip to china by meeting the man widely predicted to be the next leader of the people's republic. secretive north korean leader kim jong il promotes his son general and a possible first step towards a hereditary transfer of power. for the sporting news with azure. hello there welcome to the sport and this is what is coming. spartak moscow target top spot in the champions league as they prepare to host slovak minnow schillinger . plus chelsea believe they'll return to winning ways against french champions marsay. and ice an easy week catch up with circuit for daughter of as the russian hockey legend starts his second season in the k h l. spartak moscow will be seeking to make it two wins out of two in the champions league when they take on julien at the luzhniki stadium tonight richard poor flipbook so what is a good oppo

celebrating twenty years since it declared independence from georgia a parade has taken place in the capital city involved marking the occasion. way from georgia in one thousand nine hundred ninety since then i've seen several military conflicts as temporally see try to bring it back under control parties are some of the quieter over takes a look back at the struggle for sovereignty. my grandson is very fussy and he loves all homemade food for this family in south the satyr independence day always starts with hustle and bustle but it's not just a national holiday they celebrate they also have their own independence child. to respond to just just this hospital so little ruslan coming into this world a new republic was born on the twentieth of september ninth in line to the local parliament declare itself a city independent from georgia at the time the soviet union was falling apart and independence declarations in the region followed one after the other for georgia didn't want to allow it it cut the electricity difference the breakaway region and sent in troops liberal goes against his friends day

what is next for the capital city? land, the governor's race me match rematch. >> no more politics as usual. smallest the nation's states is home to of the biggest political upsets. "good morning washington" begins right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning. thanor

the afghan capital. well since the polling stations opened in the early hours of this morning a grim picture here in afghanistan in terms of security it was a massive explosion here in the capital city of kabul hours before those first stations opened no reports of injuries we're also hearing no reports of injuries regarding the rocket attacks in the south in the city of kandahar and there has also been a direct hit on a polling station in the east in jalalabad we are now hearing in the reports of a rocket attack in the north we're hearing that one person there has been killed but as of yet we've been unable to confirm this so certainly a grim picture in several provinces around the country and this is just a few hours after the potence station is opened tens of thousands of afghan police and security forces are in the streets manning those polling stations they are back to what i said the foreign forces drove past several polling stations here in kabul you can osha's this heavy security presence there are certainly a lot more roadblocks then there were for example yesterday but this is here in the city when you move further into the rural areas and we're talking here of some four t

half it says in the capital city of caracas to tell us about the situation there. the sun rises to a contentious day here in caracas after months of intense campaigning and p.r. maneuvers from both sides venezuelans from all over the country hit the polls to vote for their national assembly the obvious signs of election day paint the city. less traffic businesses closed down to accommodate voters the military is on high alert and lines wrap around the polling stations the rumors start to flare on the eve of the election allegations that voting machines were out of order began to circulate on the opposition side. but here at a station that is predominately pro opposition there were no complaints did you having trouble voting just now no no problem no nothing no problems i'm very surprised what has been drilled into their heads is that the opposition will win close to fifty fifty probably. eighteen nineteen. members. in the house you know that in the congress and maybe sixty seventy what the opposition claim all along is the media message that they hold a majority on

two doctors, two nurses and an organizer from allen temple baptist church are being held in the capital city expected to appear in court tomorrow. they were arrested thursday accused of illegally dispensing medicine. the group was carrying donated aids drugs for distribution among the poor. it's a politician the church has performed several times a year since 2000. >>> another bizarre moment at the vma. how taylor swift publicly addressed last year's kanye west controversy. and who needs michael phelps to make this venue memorable. how beijing's aquatic center has been transformed for water lovers everywhere. >>> i'm dennis coming up a few minutes on game day 49ers try to explain what went wrong in seattle their postgame reaction i revealing. you will hear it all. also how the raiders try and explain their fiasco in tennessee why jason campbell's debut did not go exactly as planned. the giants win the game but lost their most valuable player for possibly the rest of the regular season. we'll break it down on game day right after this newscast. ,, it's great. i eat anything that i want. key l

you've raised a deal with strong executive these country and you look at how the management of the capital city may be another two hundred years that would be parliamentary democracy if these one the country where. commentary from journalist sergey brin talking with us earlier now although the forums discussions touched upon some serious topics and debates they were also lighthearted moments artie's tests are saw some of them firsthand. the people who have been there for dissipating this for they've been to a lot of forums and they're they're sort of used to this and so whether outside of the plenary sessions or sometimes even in the players' sessions you can see them laughing you see them agreeing to disagree especially when it's a very very sensitive topic and when they went outside you're talking to them about politics they prefer to talk about how beautiful their country is or how much they like russia perhaps or how much they'd like to visit moscow and so these things come out and one other thing is they've been career diplomats career politicians are are academics and they always tell me

eighteen years in power the president because he no longer had confidence in the capital cities. a group of international activists on a jewish organized aid mission to blockaded gaza is forced to end its journey by israeli warships. the russian president trip to china. predicted to be the next leader of the people's republic. of north korean leader kim jong il promotes his son general possible first step towards a hereditary transfer of power. and more news in about fifteen minutes time but right now it's time for the full with. tonight's news i hear yes the first of three big nights thinking some russian interests take on china more on that plus the rest of the force that's coming up. well welcome to the sports news on a busy night of european football but here are the headlines aiming high spots at moscow target the top spot in their champions league group that has slowed that. was carlos sings the blues chelsea angell return to winning ways against french champions pass a. nice easy we catch up with the surrogate father of a russian hockey legend starts his second season in th

police in zimbabwe arrested them in the capital city friday.robert lyles reports that this charity has a long history of helping kids with aids. >> reporter: did dr. jones tell you where he was going and what their effort were? >> oh, yeah. it's always the same. it's the children. >> reporter: george raymond said dr. anthony jones had just one destination in mind when he left oakland for zimbabwe last week. >> mother of peace catholic orphanage. >> reporter: home to 160 orphans. more than a decade dr. robert scott and oakland's allen temple aids ministries has collected volunteers and the most importanted donated goods. >> bringing enough drugs to help the kid. >> reporter: but taking hiv aids drugs to zimbabwe has landed dr. jones along with two nurses and a community health worker in a zimbabwe jail accused of practicing without a license. >> oh, my god, i was so shocked. >> reporter: he believes the zimbabwe government is feeling political weak. >> the americans are doing this for our people. we're not doing anything. >> reporter: but flexin

been no reports of violence at this particular station so far this is probably because we're in the capital city of kabul where relatively speaking the situation is a lot calmer and a lot safer than it is on some of the regions where more than one thousand five stations have been forced to close the doors because of quakes on the telephone and the polls opened on time this morning at seven o'clock local time one of the first people to cross just damage this place is common cause and he urged afghans to follow the search now one of the major concerns of course remains the vast of security there are of course coming through all any exposing station that took a direct hit by a rocket in the eastern part of the country we're hearing of injuries we're hearing of people killed in the city of jalalabad as well as in the eastern city of boston where we're hearing some injuries including afghan officials we've established city of kandahar has mostly and while kabul so far has been the reasonably safe it was with us explosion or in the early hours of this morning and for the polls open the other concern i

president rafael correa has been hospitalized after being pelted with tear gas at a demonstration in the capital city quito he was attacked while attempting to speak with officers protesting against new austerity measures which would cut their benefits and mean longer service before promotion striking officers have put up roadblocks all over the capital while soldiers have seized control of the airport widespread of assaults and robberies have been reported across the country effectively left without any law enforcement though president korea's fate is not yet clear there are fears for his safety and that he may be held hostage in a police hospital in quito venezuela along with cuba and other south american countries have called on the country's military commanders to protect the president and restore peace but as an expert on latin america. eva golinger says the task will be harder as it seems the rebelling may not have been spontaneous but well planned. and at the meantime there are thousands tens of thousands are pouring into the streets in the capital keep protesting this yet another attempt at e

the capital. >> (speaking spanish). >> in the cities of the country >> (speaking spanish). >> when he was a child he was able to see those instruments and on extension today. (drums). (applause) . >> this is a donkey's jaw. it could be a horse or a donkey. >> donkey's jaw. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish) sorry. (speaking spanish). >> this is the kahita and it is created as the -- i don't know that word. how do you say that? the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish

and city council who turned their backs on police and firefighters and gained huge public attention. >>> annapolis budget isn't looking so bright for the new year. according to the annapolis capital. the city will be more than $200,000 in the hole by the start of 2011. the city would move to find some way to pay its bills until revenue begins arriving later in january. mayor joshua cohen and the city council slashed millions from the city's budget back in june. the government's point person on the gulf oil spill says the well that blew out will soon be permanently sealed nearly five months after the deadly rig explosion. national incident commander thad allen said the relief well is expected to intersect with the blown out well within 24 hours. mud and cement will then be pumped in which is expected to seal the blown out well within four days. meanwhile monitoring of the oil that remains the gulf continues. the explosion back in april killed 11 workers and led to 206 million gallons of oil spewing from bp's undersea well. >>> closer to home the u. s. geological survey that new method for tracking chesapeake bay restoration will help them gauge progress. a dry summer keeps pollute

they are being held in the capital city of harari. dispensing medicine. they were carrying donated aid drugs for distribution among the poor. it's a mission the church performed several times a year since 2000. >>> it is 5:41. still to come, how people in concord can get information on emergencies in their city. >> new information debunking a link between vaccines and autism. a check of today's top stories: [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day, which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that cost tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer ] losing a tooth is a big deal at any age. that's why we offer dental coverage. blue shield. >>> and good morning from the traffic center. we start off with delays for bart. looks like we'll get that bart map up. there you go. 20 to 30 minutes at sfo millbrae due to an equipment problem for trains eastbound. if you plan to use the freeway inste

it was west of the capital city of kabul. they were conducting a sweep when they came under fire in at least two locations (gunfire) >> echo company called for backup including an unmanned drone. >> coming going north on 8 go approximately 200 meters and you'll be able to get into the village. >> hey, watch yourself! backflash! >> the taliban eventually retreated. definitely a look at what goes on on the battlefield. >> in mexico authorities say there were no confirmed deaths, only 11 reported missing following a landslide in the southern state. officials are backing off earlier estimates of possibly hundreds of victims buried or dead from yesterday's landslide. mud covered two house and partially buried two others. another 30 hourses are in the path of the slide and considered under high risk. it collapsed after several days of heavy rains in the aftermath of a hurricane and tropical storm that hit mexico and central america. >> good news for those chilean miners. the drilling effort has speeded up and officials say they cou

croatia, check out the incredible boat rescue in a river in the capital city. n's vessel to safety first and had to give up to try to save him. the rescue worker managing to harness the 56-year-old seconds before his boat went under. helicopter carried the two to land and both men appeared to be fine. italy: coliseum in rome up in flames as part of an art project. it's not a real fire. husband and wife team creating illusion with the video equipment and say they want to inspire debate of the fragility of the cultural heritage site. the project costs nearly $700,000. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world. in 80 seconds. politics now as the president hits the campaign trail for a candidate whose rival he backed in the primaries. what that could mean for the balance of power in congress straight ahead. plus, lady gaga. yes, lady gaga getting political today. even proposing a new law for the united states military. why she thinks some soldiers need to, "go home." that's coming up. saving for yo. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels with you. with yo

but there has been some fighting in and around the capital city in which american forces have participated. we don't yet know the identity of the soldiers or where they're from here in the u.s. >>> new this morning, could a pastor's plan to burn the koran put u.s. troops in danger? one of the president's top advisers is weighing in on the "today" show. the government is turning the pressure on a small florida church that plans to burn copies of the islamic holy book on september 11th. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general david petraeus, says burning the koran would be used by extremists to put u.s. troops in danger. on the "today" show, david axelrod seconds the general's words, adding that burning the koran would be a, quote, propaganda bonanza for terrorists. >> the question isn't whether they have a right to do it. they may have a right to do it. the question is whether it's right. this not only -- this offends our values, but not only that, it offends -- it threatens our security. >> you can catch the rest of that interview as well as an interview with one of america's leadin

they seized the main airport in the capital city, quito, and shut off road access. pakistan cut off a key supply route for u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan today. it followed a disputed nato raid along the border, and escalated tensions between pakistan and the u.s. dozens of trucks that carry supplies to u.s. and nato troops were turned back today on the pakistani side of the border. officials said they were stopped at the edge of the khyber tribal region on a major access route into afghanistan. some of the convoys returned to peshawar, to unload massive containers filled with military goods. hours earlier, pakistani officials said nato helicopters struck inside their territory, killing three government soldiers. the interior minister said his government was no longer content with mere verbal protests. >> ( translated ): it should not be only a formal condemnation. it should be more than a formal condemnation, because we will not tolerate these kinds of attacks in which our regular soldiers and frontier corps soldiers or border security people come under attack.

the operational budget was $175,000. however, that capsule of money was not limited within what the city would pay, the capital expenses needed. it is about $1 million to build a station on market street. it was probably a location which was not anybody coming. the city would pay for it. that is where i want to know the dismantled station -- it did not cost anything for them to continue to operate it. however, the dismantled and moved all the equipment to their own building. they get $5,000 of grant money from the city every month. they are at their own space. it took almost one year, and the main studio is not open yet. the flat studio is open. most of the equipment there was moved from the old studio. i thought it was almost ready to operate. now, i am informed by other members who attended the mass meeting. they said that because of the lack of money they cannot operate. but in that blueprint, they dismantled all the studio, that beautiful studio, and moved to this building. given the $5,000 extra to keep the space for community access, or shared with bay back, i do not know how they are using the community access studio.

>> people in belgium are doing their part to help the environment today with car-free day in the capital cityowed until 7:00 p.m. as people are encouraged to use eco-friendly modes of transportation. it's part of europe's eighth annual week of mobile which focuses on the growing problem of urban traffic and its impact on the environment. [ tires screech ] [ engine revving ] [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 306 horsepower. race-inspired paddle shifters. and f-sport-tuned suspension. all available on the new 2011 lexus is. it isn't real performance unless it's wielded with precision. >>> a new twist surrounding a female sports reporter who said players made her feel uncomfortable in the locker room. a published report said that the reporter in question is ainge rea at the association for women in sports media because the group filed a complaint with the national football league. she said the group added impulsiveli, thisa she's criticized for her choice of clothing on the field. aly fox report for "the philadelphia enquirer," and recently spoke out on one of her columns. i'm curious, don't

figures of sherman stanton grant and sheridan watched with cold unconcerned going to pieces of the capital cityl spare woman with grimmize and termed chin ran past me down the middle of the street. i was still uncertain as to what was the matter in spite of all of the shouting. though she was in her late 50s, she had a beautiful easy running form and seemed to be in excellent condition. what is it, i puffed? she gave me a quick glance and looked ahead again, stepping up her pace a trifle. don't ask me. ask god. when i reached grant avenue, i was so spent that dr. h.r. mallory, the man with the white beard who looks like robert browning, dr. mallory, who i had drawn away from at the corner of fifth in town passed me. it's got us. you know what conviction dr. mallory's statements always carry. i didn't know at the time what he meant, but i found out later. there was a boy behind him on roller skates and dr. mallory mistook the swishing of the skates for the sound of rushing water. he collapsed, expecting the cold frothing waterss to sweep him into oblivion. boy skated past him and he realized wha

the capital of new york. it's a high healthcare and education city. right there, you have government, healthcare and education. these are bedrocks of a stable economy. they take a look at the strongest cities in the country and albany has been there for the last 5 quarters. you mentioned tourism. i do know about the tourism in san antonio. the alamo and river walk, the 2 most attractive tourist places in texas. when people can't spend as much money, they can't go to the expensive places like orlando that they used to. instead they go to places where you can get a cheap margarita >> it was his father who opened up the first restaurant on the river walk. creating the number one tourist attraction in texas. the reason sann antonio has don well, is because they want to take a vacation, they don't want to take a staycation, that place is in san antonio. the tourism is kicking in cities where cost of tourism is low. you see that the cities that have high wages, high cost of living that were succeeding in the 2000's. it's the cities in the heartland. those ar

there has been some fighting in and around the capital city, though, in which american forces have participated. again, two american soldiers killed, nine wounded. we don't know the identity of the soldiers or where they're from in the u.s., but we certainly will keep you updated. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> it's 5:07 right now. new this morning, crews are cleaning up the mess left at a police station by protesters demonstrating against an officer-involved shooting. despite the police chief's pleas for calm, hundreds of protesters threw eggs, rocks, and bottles of an l.a. police station overnight. protesters gained steam after an officer shot and killed a guatemalan immigrant sunday after he reportedly lunged at officers with a knife. the police chief says only 40 seconds went by between the time officers made contact with the man and the moment an officer shot him twice. >>> meantime, the fbi is investigating a bomb threat aboard a plane in los angeles. the pilot of a thai airways flight landed at l.a.x. after a bomb threat was spotted written on one of the plane's bathroom mirrors. the

has resigned forcefully and still i think the country the city should give him after after all the good so well. we are coming to you live from the russian capital this is r.t. and a boat carrying jewish activists attempting to reach blockaded gaza has been forced to divert to the port city of ashdod in israel by israeli warships among those on board is a holocaust survivor and an israeli man who lost his daughter in a palestinian suicide bombing a spokesman for the group that organized the journey says many jews don't support the israeli government's behavior towards palestinians. we've heard that there are what we understand international waters crew and happened to. take you out but we. really. need to get the. treatment now that it's ready or are we the blockade you need go. and we want any of the. to make a. public statement. a collective punishment for the. good political challenge of the blockade of gaza and to the continued occupation. desperation on behalf of many. that the israeli government or the public. are not being conducted with our support or in our name and are not in our interest and we do not believe they are in the interest

also been criticised over the deconstruction of the city's historical and architectural heritage after his long gone coast footprint hoofy on the streets of the russian capital and then artsy. well a source in city hall reporter your cough has quit the united russia party the party member constantine course a trough says that despite his colleagues efforts to scoff had lost connection with reality the decision of the president about the dismissal of mr low score was not unexpected for the united russia party. and for him to both the ongoing problems and their major problem was quite simple the mayor of moscow. did lows his connection interconnection of the people of moscow the problems people inhabitants of moscow in in space experience of the last year is quite obvious in the party in the united russia party and tried to explain the developing emerging problems to mr luzhkov but unfortunately he would not listen to us here was too much short about here i'm not making any mistakes or knowing best of anybody. well luzhkov should have quit earlier that's according to dmitri babich a political analyst from the ria news agency certainly. being involved towards i

three to four hours east of oaxaca, the capital city of the state of oaxaca. pretty rugged terrain.ome of these mountains is 3,000 feet high. rescue crews are having a hard time getting to the scene because a lot of roads getting into this area is blocked. desperate situation. not a whole ton of new information. when we get it we'll bring to it. as far as tropical weather, tropical depression 16 formed in the last hour. this could become tropical storm nicole. it will go up towards the southern tich florida and potentially into the carolinas in one way shape or form. it won't get to hurricane strength but a lot of gusty winds. the other item of immediate concern, this tornado watch hats been posted by the storm prediction center out of norman, oklahoma for the northeast including new jersey, pretty much am of new jersey, new york city and philadelphia as well. i think we might have a live shot of philadelphia and the city of brotherly love. looks pretty sweet. have a look. there you go. thanks for that shot. looking pretty dark and ominous. we have no tornado warnings yet but there

and broadcasting it directly from the capital of rush. hour to the city look at our top headlines. iraq hit by the worst violence since the u.s. officially ended its military campaign in the country three car bombings killing thirty six people have raised over whether local forces can ensure security their. world leaders gather in new york for the un's millennium goals development summit with a reminder from its leader that the humanitarian program should still be fulfilled despite the economic downturn. online the internet in russia is becoming a new front line in the fight for fairness a growing number of people are getting a global audience results and they expose prime the option and. those headlines next it's r t's interview show spotlight political cooperation between washington and moscow has improved but business relations remain cool off talks with the head of the u.s. russia business is council to find out why. every month we give you the future we help you understand how and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world.

laundering have haunted many of his multi-million dollar construction projects across the capital there's lots of problems in the city namely there is no affordable housing pulled in moscow vides there is a problem of people cheated by the construction pyramids these two and others have to be dealt with before any question about future employment of them is to be discussed while the country was losing money during the recent economic downturn in two thousand and nine income increased however the mayor claims it's not his money but he's wife's feet and about doing that he's russia's only female billionaire she was a property development company and many claim its list of political clout that lands her the deals both in wash and abroad he's known for his strong anti-gay stands never authorizing and even cracking down on gay pride parades national parts of our society with healthy morals do not accept homos they just don't except for the last summer may blame him for mishandling the severest mock situation in moscow the city it sure worked on toxic smoke for almost a month as wildfires rage while he was unlucky out of t

landslide occurred before dawn on tuesday in a mountainous area about 70 kilometers east of the provincial capital, oaxaca cityca governor ulises ruiz said he did not know the full extent of the damage. he feared that many residents were unable to flea as they were sleeping at the time. local authorities say rescuers were having difficulty reaching the area, adding that the landslide had followed days of heavy rain in southern mexico. >>> hi there. welcome back to your world weather update. now, east asia looking at a lot of clear skies today for the majority of japan, the korean peninsula and across the northern tier of china looking at some nice dry skies today. welcome sunshine for japan. now there is a pretty big system to the north and it is producing rather windy conditions across the hokkaido region today. also by the evening hours we are going to start seeing rainfall come in from the south. it looks like another wet day will be coming in on thursday. now, elsewhere that same rain is going to be seeing the southern half of china here. still a couple scattered showers showing up. it's going to remain a

of europe it's true that a lot of new buildings were built including the moscow city business center in the part of capital however there are a lot of people who accuse you of feeling to solve the moscow's traffic problem of failing to protect many buildings which wore off. cultural importance not only to the city of moscow but to be cool nation and there's also lots of controversy going on around us schools why for given the but good enough to start to be russia's richest wealthiest business woman and many people do say she managed to keep the city council successful because of her husband being in the air most. certainly the former mayor your english cough will attract the media attention for quite some time but the question is now how much longer the capital will remain was out of the head. well under the award the united russia party has the majority of you watching for a moment that now has turned to submit these three candidates to the russian president on the post over most of those near and then the president will have to choose one of them and submit him you just can't get it to be the theme of mo