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in afghanistan the capital city of kabul was hit with a suicide bomb. six were reportedly killed. it happened hours after hamid karzai announced u.s. troops would stay in the country behind 2014. key talks are scheduled for next week. >> in the philippines 1,100 are missing as relief efforts continued continued. aid is reaching devastated areas. 3,000 people have been rescued and 3,000 tonnes of supplies have been used. >> as marga ortigas reports there's concern aid may not be getting to people that need it most. >> work has been nonstop at this national government warehouse. typhoon victims pack relief goods in exchange for food. the bags are meant to last a family of five for three days. they have serviced nearly half of the families affected. that's 615,000 people. these sacks of rice are being transported by the military from a national government warehouse to a local government unit. these were the villages affected by typhoon haiyan. the officials in the villages are the ones tasked with distributing it to the residents. but there's no guarantee under a state of national cal

important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact three hours drive away in kigali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetlands began to dry out, power stations below couldn't generate enough electricity. the rwandan government rented diesel-powered generators to make up the shortfall. doctor rose mukankomeje took me to see them. >> so what is happening here is that those generators... we are renting them from this company, and we are being obliged to rent them, especially, when we degraded the wetlands and we lost 20 megawatts of electricity, and to run those machines we are paying 65,000 u.s. dollars a day. >> $65,000 a day, that's multimillions of dollars per year. >> yes, it millions of dollars and, as you must--might know, rwanda is not a rich country. some of that money has been borrowed from the bank, as from taxpayers. >> how does this affect the climate? >> of course, those machines, they run on diesel, and when you're burning diesel, you are producing greenhouse gases. >> environmentally d

the series mission critical, fixing america's cities, we look at trenton, missouri where the thin blue line keeps getting thinner and the challenges keep getting worse. scott cohn has the story. >>> trenton is new jersey's state capital, a city rich in history and darron green says it is rotten to the core. you say rotten to the core? >> right. >> reporter: i guess this is what we're talking about. >> this is it and much more than the physical phenomenon. >> reporter: green, the community activist that goes by the nickname freedom says it's the mind set that's rotten. drugs is epidemic and so is violence. this city of 8 square miles, $84,000 has 43 murders this year. >> there is open air drug trade, prostitution. it's craziness. >> reporter: it's not just the mind set or the fact that trenton's mayor is under federal indictment for corporation. two years ago to balance the city budget in the face of deep cuts and aid trenton laid off 105 police officers, a third of the force. new jersey governor chris christie has said the capital city should do away with the police force all together and turn law enforcement over to the county but state senator shirley turner says that's a bad idea. >> in the city in particular, you

about this movement has about the protest has been from a town outside dak dakar, rather than the capital city. the railway and road has been disrupted. bridges have been burnt. there's continuous violence. >> politically speaking is it a stalemate situation? it seems the opposition has been asking sheikh hasina to resign for a long time now. yes, there has been a lot of talk of dialogue. both parties say they are willing to stit. they've had pressure from the united states, the e.u. and india. everyone is concerned that it's a threat to the regional stability if the violence gets out of control. the dialogue doesn't take place. the key point is the sticking point - whoever heads the intern caretaker government should be neutral and the opposition is not happy with the fact that prime minister sheikh hasina is the interim government. >> thank you. a live update from bangladesh. >> france announced it's sending 1,000 troops to the central afghan republic. it is descending into chaos after rebels took the capital. and warning of a civil war if peacekeepers don't intervene. >> the car is a breedi

. >> people have been streaming into the airport here in tacloban city on monday as the military flights from areas such as the capital manila resumed, bringing in crucial aid for the people badly affected by the huge storm that has left this city, this area, in tatters. people have been coming here since first light trying to get their hands on items - food, water and something that they can use to build a shelter. most buildings in tacloban were completely destroyed by the storm or substantially damaged. a lot of the people who have been coming here want to leave. their homes have been destroyed or damaged and they want to get out of the area because there's nothing here for them. the flights, military flights that have been taking people away to nearby cebu or the capital city manila. people are saying they are not getting enough help in the city, not getting enough supplies in tacloban. one of the things the military will need to do is bring in body bags - so many dead and missing. a substantial search for the bodies, and for the missing has not really begun. there are bodies lying on the side of roads. also the m

chanting slogans of defines they head to the capital city. for these people the issue was not who governs them, but instead a law which they feel has taken away their rights. >> this new law and major breach leads others to speak their minds and return to the mubarak state security who doesn't want people to speak up. the authorities defended their new law saying it brings egypt into line with many of the western dem okay rahsies, that the law tries to ensure the right to protest and the security of the homeland and the citizen. as tuesday's scenes demonstrated, many here reject that. although the streets have been cleared the protesters promised they will be back. >> more on this story and the other headlines go to aljazeera.com. this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation using the handle aj real money on twitter . home prices gaining a whop be

. >> you were born in the capital city of baku. st 22hanged, years are the years of independence? >> it is difficult to explain has always been a southern and very pretty town. it has always had this unique but i think one of the greatest achievements was reinvesting the management sector. the new highways, new architecture. we discussed the relief center. >> it is quite unique. one of the best architects in the world. the whole culture is just fantastic. we also protect our heritage. city or the the old old town, you see how much effort is put into protecting >> it is part of that human heritage. it is right along the sea? been renovated quite extensively. and isbeen extended now the newest facility. >> that is the big singing contest. >> we use that facility. >> the country is 95% muslim and very western oriented. ?s that a fair thing to say

>> it's not that the controllers office is not in favor, but we do recognize that there are a number of ways that the city can leverage general fund for capital projects. obviously the general obligation bond is the typical way that the city borrows money to fund infrastructure as the lowest cost to the city. it also allows for a process to evaluate and prioritize the ifd is a concept that is still a very new one. there is only two that exist in the state and neither of them leverage debt which is what is needed in order to accomplish many of these projects. it's a complex financing mechanism. it's time consuming, it's administratively difficult to do and again we have general obligation bonds for participation which is two common ways we raise money for infrastructure as well as within our own capital plan there is pay as you go with general fund money and there are grants and other federal sources that can be leveraged with a portion of a general fund match in order to make infrastructure improvements in transportation and in parks and in other areas. so, it takes a long time to set up and an ifd the money doesn't come inform many many year

specifically unlike other planning areas the eastern neighborhood didn't define a specific set of capital projects, a comprehensive -- set mainly due to the large area of the city. it did set out a general framework that sort of set out areas where we would need more additional open space, community facilities, streetscape enhance -- enhancement and specific bicycle and also capital projects but more generally a framework for on going planning and prioritization as we move through the implementation plan. we have done a number of specific follow up plans that show open face plans and mission district streetscape plan and the project. these went through a public process to find specific infrastructure upgrades and projects for their specific areas of the eastern neighborhoods and provided more definition for those projects. they also created projects that had gone through this community process as well as in some cases provided environmental review at the project level so you have much broader set of capital projects that are sort of project ready and grant ready and more competitive for competitive funding sources. so that's the sort of additional planning that

the libyan government called for a ceasefire after gunmen shot protesters in the capital city of tripoli, 30 were killed, 200 injured. demonstrators were expressing anger against militia controlling the country. the u.s. is putting $10 million on the table for information about the 2004 ghazi attacks. the government didn't make it public until friday. american ambassador chris stevens, with three other americans were killed when an armed group stormed a mission in benghazi. no arrests have been made. there's finally a plan to get chemical weapons out of syria, but not without help. the u.s. asked albania to host the weapons stockpile. the albanian prime minister said no, they did not have the capacity. norway rejected the request. on friday the u.n. chemical weapons team rejected a plan to get rid of the toxic agent, saying 1300 tonnes must leave syria. >> rob ford is still the mayor, for how long. he's had it with his confessions. >> it's never happened. toronto city councillors moving against the mayor, stripping his authority. they never had a mayor admitting to smoking cracked cocain

that the shelling continues in the outskirts of major syrian cities activists claimed on friday that the syrian government forces continue to shell civilian areas of the capital city the masses and to allow problems with bball clips showing attacks in karbala in this didn't ask province and at mine off to la province in the deal set to be filmed in its avid any background police said the refugee area was being targeted by the band and family. in the mouth area up to block people injured in the violence were taken to hospital after that sad young children were among the injured. well an outbreak of polio in eastern syria has left at least attend children paralyze the world health organization warns that this epidemic poses a threat to millions of children across the middle east and turn them into some actually doing a buy out chris klein and allah give a hand in damascus while i love how bad is the situation right now and what has been done to stop this disease from spreading whoa this point. this tuition is due for one one commission. we're going to sch and that they are several cases of all movement of dreams fulfilled and eastern parts of syria and inbetwee

the syrian capital. that is the heart of assad's regime. the city is calm and orderly. and there's little sign of destruction. but for two days, government forces launched air raids on rebels near damascus. and now opposition forces are firing back. last night i heard large explosions and saw black smoke rising from the outskirts of the town. we crossed into syria from lebanon. the border is controlled by forces loyal to assad. as we drove toward damascus, there was a billboard with assad's portrait and the slogan "syria is protected by god." the city is about an hour away from the border. and we had to pass eight checkpoints on the way. government forces and police are stationed to prevent rebels from entering the capital. the city's center is plastered with posters that celebrate the president. but all residents want is peace. >> we want to stop the blood and stop war. we don't care if the person is bashar or other person. >> reporter: the war is claiming more and more lives. i saw many new graves. some were soldiers in their 20s. assad's forces and other armed groups

this storm is about 500 miles wide nearly reaching the capital city of manila from the point of landfall. to put it in perspective hurricane katrina was about 400 miles wide, smaller than this storm. katrina had sustained winds of 125 miles an hour. we saw what that did. far less than this storm when it made landfall back in '05. >>> good evening. i'm miguel almaguer with late-breaking news. we're getting our first images of the massive supertyphoon sweeping over that country. social media and nude agencies have captured some of the very first moments of impact. typhoon haiyan making impact in the eastern philippines. the damage we're seeing is now significant and forecasters say could be catastrophic. as you can see from these images, pieces of buildings flying off homes and other structures. with its 200 mile-an-hour winds, millions of people are taking cover in that country tonight. now back to brian williams in new york. made landfall back in 2005. >>> now to what we witnessed on the stock market as twitter stock went public and buyers >> the stock market as twitter stock went public

because the pro-government red shirts as they are known have been gathering in that part of the capital city in big numbers. and outside anti-government protesters gathered at an university which is popular with students from south of the country, which is a stronghold of the opposition democrat party, which is in turn behind or backing this anti-government movement. during the day some protesters attack people they suspect being red shirts outside of that university, with that one person being injured. in the evening there were shots fired with some people being injured as well. this all taking place as the anti-government pro possessors premiere they are saying will be the day they will topple the government. to do that they're going to storm several government facilities. in response the prime minister has asked for the military's help. the military has been relunch can't to take sides and reluctant to show its hands. some showing going to those facilities, including the government house to help protect them but at the moment they are unarmed. >>> take a look at live pictures we have from

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the strategic city of aleppo artie's paula sleep has got the latest. at least eight people have been killed and many more injured in the capital city of damascus as a result of an explosion that happened at the entrance to the railway building among those injured are women children and construction workers there is no group that as of yet has come forward to claim responsibility for this attack but the government is calling it the work of terrorists which does refer to opposition and rebel fighters who have been backing it out with the syrian president bashar assad at the same time there's been a second incident of violence in the southern city of suede and now there we are hearing that a suicide bomber drove a car into a building belonging to the syrian military intelligence and then in another incident in hama province there we're hearing that a gang has attacked a military outpost again no word there of casualties but this has been a bloody few hours of violence in syria and the attacks come in the wake of no movement on the diplomatic front there had been hope that geneva two would bring together the syrian government and the opposition before the end

just a few weeks ago when a powerful earthquake happened but the storm is not expected to hit the capital city of manilla which is prone to heavy flooding. this typhoon is compared to camille which rocked mississippi in 1969. until now, it was the strongest recorded typhoon, cyclone or hurricane to make landfall with winds at 190 miles an hour. >>> joining us via skype is bern schell, with the red cross in the philippines. he joins us from manilla, the capitol. thank you for giving us your time. so, right now, what parts of the country are being hardest hit? >> well, of course, we have seen the ty off and on make landfall this morning on the western part of the country and hit by the typhoon. it went over parts. it's now in e the liolio, moving out of the country probably later in two or three hours, hitting the island later today. it has gone quickly through the country quicker than expected. it has left a lot of damage especially in the area that it made landfall. >> that's a relief that is moving quickly. do you have people from your organization on the ground in those parts? >> staff and v

. >>> overseas, sad to report a deadly bomb blast rips through the capital city of afghanistan just hours president hamid karzai announces the final draft of a security deal with the u.s. officials say one afghan soldier was killed and another three were injured. police say it happened near the site of next week's meeting of elders, where leader also make a decision on that security deal. i'm jaime see colby. great to have you here on fox. i'll send you back to "bulls and bears." have a great day. >>> the estimates are in, and it's going to be a record year for uncle sam. the white house predicting the federal government will rake in -- get this -- $3 trillion in tax revenue, this fiscal year, that's definitely a new high. meantime this keeps heading to new highs, too. john, proof we don't have a taxing problem, we have a spending problem. >> we've got a massive spending problem. look, we could have $30 trillion a year come into our government. we'd find a way to spend $50 trillion. it's exploded over the last 30 years except for a briefs rebite during bill clinton years. it's gone straig

the slogan syria is protected by god the city is about how lovely the border. we had to pass eight checkpoints on the way the policy the police station to prevent a levels from entering the capital the cities and that is plastered with posters that side of lake the present i've already spent want is peace. one i need to tell them not to tell toward the dante even to brisbane to study art at the games. below is swimming pool a lot like this. like so many new plates some foreclosures in their twenties. for the fourth season on the back of the groups that doesn't lebanon's hizbollah. i've been thinking about town was built by opposition supporters. they appear to have that outlet. but don't seem strong enough to quench all the folding and react serious main opposition groups have long insisted on out that the budget as a precondition for peace stokes the president doesn't want to compromise. he's the side is backing down. and every day was it really ends up dying the occ much like being on a scale of the must dos. you know. japan and the european union have agreed to step up negotiations on an economic partnership. they say they're working hard on a list of terrorists to eliminate

we're live from the capital city of santiago. what's happening there today? lucia. >> reporter: hello, richelle. right now i'm in the national stadium. this is the largest voting center in the whole country, but it's also very well known because during the 1973 military coup, this became a torture and detention center where tens of thousands of people were brought, mistreated and many murdered, in fact. right now, as you can see, it's a place where people have come to exercise their democratic right to vote for a new president. as you have said, it's the former president, michelle bachelet leading in the polls by more than 20% according to mof these polls. s why why is that? she left with 81% approval rating. it's extraordinary, especially since the central left coalition she represents is actually very unpopular in chile. many people see her as a kind of mother of chile person who is sensitive to the needs of particularly the poor unlike her main rival, evelyn mats it -- matthei. she wants to protect the interest of big business and elite, unlike bachelet pro

manila here, the capital city, has been spared and it's being used as a sort of space for those relief workers coming in. we're expecting to see hundreds of cargo planes leaving the capital over the next couple of days. scott? >> pelley: seth, you'll be on cbs "this morning" tomorrow and we'll have you back here tomorrow night. seth doane in the philippines. thank you, seth. we have with us on the telephone nicola jones of the international re red sox. she is in tacloban, the town hardest hit. what have you seen there? >> it's complete devastation. there is about 100% damage to buildings and shelter and there's debris everywhere. >> pelley: nicola, how are the survivors being cared for at this point? >> well, at the moment the situation here is really serious. there's not enough food or water at the moment. some aid is supposed to be arriving today on some planes provided by by the u.s., actually, some aid is going to come in this afternoon. that's what people really need. also, obviously, then shelter will be the main thing. at moment people are sleeping either outside or in this kind

recently approved until i looked like i was told to come to the capital city of coffee from china's jiang province the price to korea this year declined eighteen dollars per pound. the red tree species to the other one the few major production areas for chinese number you. every year only nine hundred tonnes of produce and tuesday off because of its density and high priced chinese trade between the heidi and get mostly come to my pistol and wealthy people. however due to the central government restricted the kentucky republican. the china korea and the honey dipper sharply declining. without that part of consumption. the price also tend to be more customer friendly. finally naturally the family. the price is right to promote the work stoppage. mahogany prices have kept rising in china briefly chinese media leave that for the big export hub into china which got it for raw mahogany start in april two thousand fourteen. this could result in the rising price hunting in china. doubt as to the mahogany trees in diameter fifty centimeters for the twenty three document the three thousand seven hu

commandeered during the civil war for those that came across the war to seize it because overlooked the capital cityphysically impossible to cross the river to pay the taxes that is why they could not be paid. it is likely it is true but in any event the lee family appears to win the case later the of the government paid the family several thousand dollars for the site than shortly thereafter became arlington national cemetery. as you know, , president kennedy will be the second president to be buried arlington national cemetery. the only other one is former president william howard taft to was also once the chief justice of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> obviously if they will reach the gravesite quite some time before the last of the procession reaches because the last of it has not yet left the cathedral. the diplomats and officials have left but not the others so we in the stands they will wait a few minutes but not until the last of the procession has reached here. a and i might add that costas lee manchin it consists -- assisted to the south of the kennedy grave site was built by the adopted gr

one city in the philippines getting ready to deploy to the worst hit towns. here is more on the aid that's come in from the city from the capitalmid united here. but u.s. marines are on the ground and they are out to change. earlier they arrived in hard-hit tacloban city. they are there with c-130 planes and aid. they have sent in special forces on the ground to deliver aid as well as a bid to restore law and order there. the situation on ground is very desperate. we're close to four days since the storm maid landfall and the skur viefrs are increasingly frustrated and angry. they're telling us that what we're going through is worst than hell. doctors telling cnn that they can't go on because they lack much needed supplies. aid is trickling in but only just barely. cnn, manila. >> and our thank you to her. >>> if you would like to help the super typhoon survivors, you can do that. you can go to impact your world.com. you'll find an array of different services that cnn has put together for you. we highly encourage you to do your part if you can. >>> today, back to the live event unfolding right now at arlington national cemetery

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well the news just in is that at least eight people have been killed and many more injured in the capital city of damascus as a result of an explosion that happened at the entrance to the railway building among those injured are women children and construction workers there is no group that as of yet has come forward to claim responsibility for this attack but the government is calling it the work of terrorists which does refer to opposition and rebel fighters who have been battling it out with the syrian president bashar assad at the same time there's been a second incident of violence in the southern city of suede and now there we are hearing that a suicide bomber drove a car into a building belonging to the syrian military intelligence that car exploded and they too there have been quite extensive casualties at the moment there's been no confirmation however from the damascus government so we're relying on reports from live in these television what is interesting and perhaps particularly concerning is that sway to is considered a very secure area so the fact that someone was actually able t

here outside there's some twenty thousand security officers that have been deployed throughout the capital city and a short time ago there was a scuffle between journalists and some of the the mostly supporters what was the atmosphere like inside the courtroom when it was equally as charged as soon as we saw the members of the missing brotherhood and the political aides of mohammed morsi of course ahmed mostly in the south the whole place erupted into contrasting chance mr brotherhood themselves mohamad mostly said they did not really recognize this court they say that illegitimate and that the most he remains the president of egypt meanwhile those who are standing against him the legal teams against him were saying execution execution he must return to jail he was extremely raucous in that one point a fight broke out between journalists and said no is the lowest of mohamed morsy accused jealous of being paid by the state one journalist got up on to the side of the side and basically almost threw his shoes at a lawyer so it was extremely charged it was very tense at the missing brotherhood. kep

place previously considered a no go area, i will friday out of an air 45th miles southeast of the capital cityf bogata. on first inspection, this is an airplane bone yard. where unwanted props from "romancing the stone" corroded artfully. but in reality, this sleepy hangar is an important gateway to the more impenetrable parts of the country. the remote settlements in the amazon basin are cut off from the country, with neither rail nor roads connecting them. there are only two ways in, either boat for several days down river, or aboard a jungle bus, which is what locals call the world war ii era dc-3. i've flown worse. i've been brought mere by pablo mora, a teacher at medellin university and a particular enthusiast for this golden classic of aviation. you've taken this flight before? >> yes, every chance i have. i fly one. it's a romantic thing. >> he sees the work these hulking great airships and their pilots do, as daredevil humanitarian missions for the more remote colombians. >> they have an in-flight movie? >> no, nor first class either. >> what? >> no, no. >> the planes travel with thei

the task force has been examining the needs for capital programming across the city in light of the kinds of conditions our transportation system is in now as well as the new growth, both in terms of residents and jobs in the city. and so the scope of the task force work does not address the operating deficits nor does it solve all of the problems that have been identified. about $10 billion have been identified as a need for transportation. and this leaves a gap of 6.3 billion. the task force identified what we believe is required in terms of infrastructure and we'll be proposed some new revenue sources to fund a portion of that gap. so the three recommendations that will be brought forward from the task force is to invest in programs with the greatest impact to first maintain the current transportation system which we found in great disrepair and enhance the system and sfand -- expand the city system to meet new growth and also set to pursue three new revenue services combined to address that significant portion of that gap and as well as to continue to support and seek additional state

here in the capital city, the sunni groups said that they haven't shut down the mosques because they came under pressure not to do so. that's how seriously the government takes the shutdown. the sunni groups told us unless the situation improves, they will shut down ravages. baghd baghdad. >> all right. sports time, here is rahul now. >> thank you very much. history is made after winning thirteenth race of the formula season in south paolo. 13 wins in a single season. it's the 9th consecutive victory for the germ dwayne, red bull mark weber finished off his career with a second-place finish. alonzo was third. >>> ball. manchester city has produced arguably one of the performances of the english premier league. the unfortunate victims were tottenham. city took the lead after 13 seconds, thanks to nabass. an acrobatic effort. sergio took over scoring either side of the ha break. then the score sheet, city eventually winning 6-nil. villa real beat lavante. they didn't do themselves favors. their goalkeeper was sent out in the 10th minutes for bricking down. a resulting penalty to make i