their money. before their start times the teams are lining up the attention of the big day is because the human hockenheim their moment is out of the box early after several of the front of them in the running order simply couldn't start when their flag went up conditions are tough judges have decided not to allow the teams to change to rain tires despite scattered and occasionally strong showers still mommy is pushing the limits of their traction determined to be the first russian team to complete this event. the race runs twenty eight laps around the course for a total distance of twenty two kilometers between the points for finishing fastest time for highest fuel efficiency there are over four hundred riding on the endurance competition nearly half of the winning total is mummy remembers from two thousand and nine where they came up to live short of the finish no points for partial completion. well the results i respect i would say were happy with the results because we've made it to the finish

their head engineer had a concept for their two thousand and ten model only to beginning almost five months before they for the first time could only be reached through months of projections calculations presentations to sponsors and painstaking assembly in addition to their academic work they also had to study up on the rules of the game for forming a student germany test early in two thousand and ten of well over one hundred applicants confirmed they'd be among the teams taking time and meant they were well on their way to building a successful. team. yeah people have a very good. team because you have all the. money so you. do it in the back. so you need this cause you have to develop skills and if you get all this stuff. stay morning the teams are learning how they stack up against germany's test of their engineering prowess. came in the form of a quiz to determine what teams would enter the technical inspection screwed nearing . crucial because he. can't rack up points in the other tests until you've passed screwed nearing fortunately the team from mummy had done their homework

engine required some homemade adaptations to their intake and oil systems but it stood to their tests come summer time they decided that simpler was better and certainly more economical on the whole they wanted a car that would be easy to drive by novices in connoisseurs alike as well as being relatively simple to service. students germany isn't the only guested hockenheim ring during the week. and the stadium is also filling up with fans for another event over it to try and track. the students are busy putting their cars to go home and test racers and race fans from all over germany and beyond to test their own attention to the famous try. and fix summer talking public race days give the enthusiastic the chance to flex their muscle cars the rubber on their motorbike into today drag racing extravaganza it's about showing off your handiwork both in the law and on the track the clientele is a bit less clean cut to the engineering students who wander over to take a peek but they're no less obsessed with getting every ounce of performance out of their vehicles and while the tires screechi

their property. refrigerator. dish unused estimated valley one thousand five hundred roubles while taking an inventory beginning his subordinates continue putting psychological pressure on the debtor the t.v. set cost seven thousand rubles but they appraise it it only seven hundred seven unders too little. seven hundred fifty i'm sorry i can't help it i want a new t.v. this will. include the goldfish. and other t.v. . ok they get five hundred rubles. off and. i guess humor is my way of protecting myself against the stress. if you take everything you see to hot. all of consider games bailiff's or female each of them has experienced what they call a professional transformation they've learned to show no pity whatsoever to the debtor but these outwardly tough and sarcastic women have human feelings like anybody else . unfortunately i'm not wearing a tie right now. in that. they often come to my office sit down next to me and start crying before you know it they grab my time i wipe off the tears with it

ols out there this is a direct response to their public saying their users i want more privacy or i'm going you know i have a belief facebook they don't want that ok. so you point out to everybody the number of people joining facebook is only increasing it's not decreasing even during all of these controversies ben would you like to respond to what an had to say i was going to say. the user revolt is definitely overblown sour only a few thousand people committed to deleting the facebook and i bet in now that the facebook has changed privacy settings it didn't make it so that it's more private it just made it so that you had a little bit more control and most people the vast majority are going to keep with it are going to make theirs more public which is just the trend that's going on ok christine is nothing wrong right and i'm going to. go ahead and go and it's all about it's all about freedom of choice so it's not that i'm telling people you have to protect the information and not release it to everyone i don't care i want you to be able to exercise your choices in a way that enables

do everything in their power to save their property. doing. what happens to people who don't pay their bills how does repossession work in russia how successful are collection agencies and bailiffs. this is. fifty kilometers from st petersburg. taking people who don't pay their utility bills to their office. i guess they're expecting us. the law. from taking any action after ten pm before six am. that's why they start work at six o'clock. still sleeping. yes. to deliver. deliver you so. you have. picked up from across the these people haven't paid tricity gas and water bills for months. to take part in a big reality show t.v. cameras waiting for the service office. in january two thousand and nine unpaid utility bills accounted for half of. the first campaign acting on a. company by t.v. crews. apartment and delivered service. in february local residents not only paid their bills in full but even settled some of their debts after that considered in decided to organize such campaigns on a regular basis. doing this to those who made it to day. s

when we talk about their safety and what their living conditions are what i saw it is that the people who are inside the tent cities there are usually about two or three families per ten so when you look at those tents it's a little misleading because it's like oh they're fine now they have a tent you know no they don't and that's fine you know what happens when hurricane season comes how those tents going to hold up to that you know i think that there is something to look at in terms of a long term vision of what is going to happen in the country who's in to be in control of it now it's it's a military state it's a police state run by america in the u.s. and the u.n. at interchangeable entities sometimes i want to ask you about that because you were a little harsh in terms of the united nations that what it has done or has not done for haiti despite the promises that have been made. by the united nations and independently by the united states what do you think the interests are when we talk about people's interests and whether they're genuine. it's hard to say i'm sure some people's

us women who served time for killing their abusive partners have their hopes of freedom cost at the expense of politicians trying to advance their own careers. and cast discrimination at work r.t. looks at efforts to bridge age old social divisions in india. welcome to the weekly here in our team this sunday on many so now with the latest and a look back at the week's top stories first firefighters in russia say they've turned a corner in their battle against hundreds of wildfires that have been raging across the country there is a blaze are steadily shrinking after weeks of endeavor against the ferocious flames triggered by a record heat wave in the country's central regions the blazes have killed more than fifty people and destroyed entire villages leaving thousands displaced the moscow region has been one of the worst hit with choking smoke from the fires shrouding the capital although the city has been clear for the past few days the smell of burning still lurks in the air because the assesses the long term consequences of the disaster. from choking on toxic fumes to breathing normally

to provide content for their system to use their own in-house camera adaptation essentially twelve sony digital cameras welded in wired together. the models were chosen to give the smallest possible distance between shooting angles meanwhile they've developed computer software to help them process and synchronize all twelve channels generated by the cameras and split the resulting images between their four projectors properly setting the scene to portray a realistic image from this many angles isn't something many cameramen are experienced with the institute hopes that interest in three d. since avatar will draw attention to the need for this kind of training. is going to be the next day. there will be a technology that would enable us to produce and view holographic images. that would be our. real three dimensional movie experience. to do. if you do the whole world is playing with different ways of transforming flat images into three d. telegraphs have come a long way since the first film clips debuted in the soviet union over thirty years ago researchers are now experimented with up t

to their confusion which they've attached to that to their adding a lot of information making public the default instead of private so they have incurred a really significant backlash so to then i would say privacy is not going to go away any time soon and facebook has responded very very. only look at the new controls out there this is a direct response to their public saying their users i want more privacy or i'm going you know i don't believe facebook they don't want that ok. so you point out to everybody the number of people joining facebook is only increasing it's not decreasing even during all of these controversies ben would you like to respond to what ann had to say i was going to say. the user revolt is definitely overblown sour only a few thousand people committed to deleting the facebook and i bet that the facebook has changed privacy settings it didn't make it so that it's more private it just made it so that you had a little bit more control and most people the vast majority are going to keep with it are going to make theirs more public which is just the trend that's goi

there are people who come in who need treatment for their heart disease or for their diabetes or their high blood pressure or their cholesterol or their hepatitis b. we actually provide group medical visits and group education classes and meeting people who have similar chronic illnesses as you do really helps you understand that you are not alone in dealing with this. and it validates the experiences that you have and so you learn from each other. >> i think it's very important to try to be in tune with the needs of the community and a lot of our patients have -- a lot of our patients are actually immigrants who have a lot of competing priorities, family issues, child care issues, maybe not being able to find work or finding work and not being insured and health care sometimes isn't the top priority for them. we need to understand that so that we can help them take care of themselves physically and emotionally to deal with all these other things. they also have to be working through with people living longer and living with more chronic conditions i think we're going to see more patie

american women jailed for murdering their abusive partners face life behind bars their parole kept at bay for what seemed to be political ends rather than ensuring justice campaigners argue the prisoners killed only through fear for their own lives but as christine for sour explained state governors are keeping them under lock and key to secure future votes. made normal. when i first came here my son wasn't even a year old and i think that he. kind of sees me and the other women that he's met here at the visiting room he kind of sees like women that have. gone through a lot and ended up you know still standing on our feet now forty years old she's been behind bars since one thousand nine hundred ninety two people convicted of killing her abusive boyfriend during a violent attack one of many in their relationship this is somebody who doesn't belong behind bars somebody who made a terrible mistake and readily admits that she made a terrible mistake by picking up a gun in the first place in two thousand and nine she was found to be suitable for parole by the california parole board that

crops, food and their households. i don't blame them. any just don't want to take chances because they are not sure they will be doing tomorrow. >> villages have become islands. the pakistani navy are using hovercraft to rescue flood victims and get aid to people. >> my husband and i are helpless. we have no money and no food. we need the world to help us. >> family is like this want to stay here to protect their property. at least some of them are getting aid and clean drinking water. but they have had absolutely nothing in another village. occasionally they swim or wade back to their homes to salvage what they can. these are all he has left in the world. the villages, a shelter from the brutal heat and they wait for help to come. [crying] >> for those affected by the floods, they have been [unintelligible] telling of their frustration at the local authorities responsible for delivering the aid. >> many people are protesting against the political leaders. no one cares about the children, people are dying from hunger

the bison steadfastly endured their temporary captivity all on their way to their new habitat. the return of caucasian bison to the wild is a joint project undertaken by the north essential nature reserve and the world wildlife fund. there are things ready. yes let's go. by sin already accustomed to the wild grays nearby. it's not yet known whether they'll accept or reject their newcomers. the forests and the mountains are beyond human influence think. all that's left for the reserve staff to do is monitor the animals and preserve this protected area of the north caucasus. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us ted technology update on our g.

improves and then they can go back to their country. but while they are here of course jordan as you know. is it. is not which country do that it's not a country and especially this year we are really living through difficult economic situation we have differences in the budget. or there is a strain in our on our economy from different angles but nonetheless we're our iraqi guests are still among us and they're enjoying everything his majesty king abdullah was very gracious in permitting all iraqi children to enjoy education just like their jordanian counterparts to enjoy healthcare for all iraqis enjoy healthcare. just like jordanians and education for all iraqi children is free in jordan so. but there is a limit as to what jordan can give as far as this issue is concerned and we do call upon the international community to continue helping to even boost its. distance to jordan in order to enable it to better serve their iraqi guests what do you believe is the solution to this problem of the iraqi diaspora yes of course the solution to

so, the information that they are using to determine their priorities in their for their crime fighting is available to you through the mapping service. i didn't bring the website. it should be on the website now. if you want to, i will make this offer if you contact northern station and leave your name and number i will have somebody to get back to you to give you the access information to that. >> depend who the suspects are. i have several phone calls from it is geneva mission there are some purse snatches and issues that occurred out there. i grew up out there my mother is still a lie a lot of her lady friends are concerned what's going on. usually the suspect's on a purse snatching will be the same suspect until we catch them. then it calms down and starts up again. the information is available to you and should be going out. at northern station if we have a series we send it out via our e mail news letter or do a special alert out. thank you. >> yes. >> it's probably going to be a question for the district attorney's representative. primarily the stay away orders i have seen serve

they were fully restored to their former glory. and some music in the distance i hear the sound of a courageous. russian santa claus just models any excuse to get dressed up and celebrate during the summer months this is. two hundred ninety thousand tires come to every year and this number is constantly growing increasing by ten percent and we have visitors not only groups but also many individual tourists who don't stay overnight . on their way to us as our town is an entrance gate to the region. this area is full of fascinating facts and figures. straight. to the town and the three hundred year anniversary of the romanov was celebrated here. birchwood picture frames and decorated timbales there are several markets still situated next to red square tourist attack from paris level. by. this location here at the place shell the lake is considered to be the cradle of the russian fleet as of the end of the seventeenth century peter the great and ship builders from holland the first russian vessels here during a five year period over o

also, getting involved in their adolescents' activities, knowing what their extracurriculars are and being a part of that, monitoring homework so that you're on top of that. you don't have to do the homework with them or do it for them, for heaven sakes, but to be a part of it and to make sure it's happening and then and so finally is what we see in treatment settings over time is that with their families in treatment is is that the interactions have become characterized by negative, you know, interactions too often and so slowly beginning to flip it toward more positive, finding more positive things to interact about is just huge, so increase positive communication. but mark, in a way, for some individuals and some families, and correct me if i'm wrong, people can also teach their children to use alcohol moderately at the right age when they, you know, when it's legal because i think the majority of people are going to probably say well, you know what, i'm an adult; i have an opportunity to have wine with dinner, you know. and so for the homes where people have that kind of a perspe

rebuilding their lives two years after george. bush left hundreds of casualties reducing the republic's capital to ruin. russia's intervention force georgian troops to the border. president calls for a major reforms for the country's law enforcement changes from top of screening to a different title he was. replaced by police. to reflect a new era professionalism. while i'll be back with more stories in about thirty minutes time though up next we take a look at what happens when journalists announce an invasion was on live t.v. . he'd say always insisted on telling the truth and that's what he spent his life doing before he had to flee his home country georgia on february tenth two thousand and ten the independent journalist asked swiss authorities to grant him political asylum his greatest worries are now for his family back home in georgia. i'm going here all right are you ok any problems. simply tries to help anyone who asks people often bring their problems to him as the editor of a regional georgia newspaper he looks into the

many companies give their employees their bicycle with their name on that.it is a form of advertisement. many companies, the company where i work for, the chamber of commerce, they have bicycle and scooter sharing for the people to come by public transport. they can take a bicycle or a scooter to go to their place. many companies are stimulating their employees who are coming by bicycle because it is much cheaper than coming by car. it is also easier for these companies to start their business on a more "a" location instead of de "b" location. -- instead of faye "b" location. many employers work on bicycles. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, peter. maybe i need to ask if i can vary from the script. i'm supposed to say that unfortunately we are out of time, but we are not. maybe what i will do is have you will come up here and sit around a table. if we could get some chairs? yeah, and could you turn on the lights? very good. and is there another microphone? there are two. staff will pass them around if you have questions. what we will do is, unles

some victims of these fires tried to hide in the basements of their home and they died as the as their homes were burning right above them but those from managed to survive these fires they now. who have been thriving of their homes they are now forced to live in temporary shelters the government as. to pay them for compensation for their forms and also to build new homes in the nearest possible future president dmitry medvedev has been across from the holding news conferences talking to officials and personally monitoring the situation and orgies murray if emotion wants to see the devastation that could be caused by this fire for herself. rushes in flames. the hottest summer on record has also become one of the most destructive with a wind speed of twenty meters per second it's moving off as you can see behind me it's approaching leaving behind a trail of devastation. this used to be a small picturesque village naslund beautiful pine forest some one hundred fifty kilometers south of the russian capital more scope and paradise to the three hundred people that lived there with a kinderg

the bison steadfastly endured their temporary captivity all on their way to their new habitat . the return of caucasian bison to the wild is a joint project undertaken by the north essential nature reserve and the world wildlife fund. there are things ready showing go yes let's go. by sin already accustomed to the wild grays nearby. it's not yet known whether they'll accept or reject their newcomers. the forests and the mountains are beyond human influence through. all that's left for the reserve staff to do is monitor the animals and preserve this protected area of the north caucasus. houses apartments cars appliances in so many years until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you dependent on r t. if. russia would be soo much brighter if you knew no bounds to move from phones to impressions. whose phone starts on t.v. dot com. they faced it this is not a provocation but warmth of. a force it let me show you first step what is sure to surprise you trish because they have no idea about the hardships to face. one it's business is it

still ahead of the program making their voices heard immigrants in finland hope problems of their own will break down barriers and the spread of racial unrest not everyone thinks up work going to pull them in the. bad weather before the strong winds and heavy rains are taking the place of the record heat wave that's been baking russia since the middle of june on sunday up to one thousand five hundred people were left without electricity are froward and it's an suburbs of rooting something called like streets to flood the storm swept through residential areas overturning cars damaging rail lines and christie wires cars to say the holocaust. level winds will hit moscow then in the next few days there's no respite from the extreme weather that's already endangered lives in russia this year of course the people have to deal with the ambulance crews in a tough battle to get to the people with a number of emergency calls record levels. in the van haven't left their partner and for days the husband and wife struggle with the daily heat wave blasting their home but it's better than even think

do everything in their power to save their property. doing. what happens to people who don't pay their bills how does repossession work in russia how successful are collection agencies and bailiffs. in. their utility bills. i guess they're expecting us. after ten pm before six am. that's why they start work at six o'clock. still sleeping. yes. so. you have. picked up from across the these people have an electricity gas and. big reality show. unpaid utility bills accounted for half of. the first campaign acting on a. company by t.v. crews. in february local residents not only paid their bills in full but even settled some of their debts after that considered in decided to organize such campaigns on a regular basis. doing this. today. it's for the sake of those who will watch this on t.v. it's. conclusion. local officials are explaining to sleepy delinquent little payers what will happen to them unless they settle their debts in the meantime ten uniformed female bailiffs are getting ready to hand in court papers to the debtors. to do i show my i

wages and their benefits -- what their social security will cover and what their health benefits will be is probably nothing if they are not working. i am very concerned about the private sector. i would just caution you about assuming that the retail jobs are not desirable jobs. those are jobs people use to get through college. they keep our economy moving. i will just make that statement. as far as the mini budget, i had a conversation with a driver who is a supervisor right now, and she said that they still have a long way to go to control their costs, their waste, and somewhere, there is 3 million here, 7 million here. we have a bunch of paper, a great presentation, and maybe 20 years down the road when we find the money, we might do it. there is work to be done that isn't the driver's, you know? they are really upset that they are getting it balanced on their backs. there are things going on that are not being addressed. >> i audit your meetings. i don't know all this, but i want to bring it up as a member of the public that there is a lot of concern still. the cuts that are made

with one point from their opening to english premier league games liverpool will be seeking to put their recent walls behind them on the continent this side with a tricky trip to turkey however stands between the reds on the europa league proper the five time european champions hold a slender one. against trabzonspor but they will be without the hugely influential two of fernando torres and steven gerrard. another team aiming to rediscover all glories on the continent are you vent is the chair inside will believe their rightful place belongs in the champions league both to know the feat or worse to sturm grass when they won't even make the europa league two one win in the first leg in austria last week the old lady up nicely for progression go into friday's group stage draw which will be held in monaco. the last grand slam of the tennis season gets its start next week the u.s. open has been a happy hunting ground in recent years for roger federer with the swiss winning on five consecutive occasions from two thousand and four but with no major in the bag since january the pressure is on t

by taking their domain names and their ability to exist, we have taken away their ability to get ad traffic and therefore money. >> i understand a lot do not host, but ask as a central -- but act as a central hub in a peer-to-peer system. can you talk about those issues? >> we are seeing not as much peer-to-peer infringement of content sharing. what we are seeing is linking sites. the linking sites, of the nine general sites we took down -- seven of them were linking sites. one was a cyber blocker. there are a lot of sites that are as you say hosting the content, but are not necessarily bringing people there. it is the linking sites springing people there. both are very dangerous because what they allow is parterres and counterfeiters to post product out there for individuals to download. of course, no revenue goes to the industry and the american companies. >> what is a cyber locker? >> think of it as a self storage facility. you take your items and put them there. when you want to, you go get them. there are others storing their own items. it is a little different because you might go loo

making their own fish nets. raiding the ropes used for making those fish nets or catching their own fish but i've been fishing for a long time now this year i caught a big fish this big and living in uniquely morehouse's the houses in this village are very well preserved dating back a few hundred years now this house in particular is three hundred years old and a unique feature of these old houses is this fireplace here they cook and they bake but it also has another use on top of it is a bed which they use during winter so they can have a warm bed during the harsh conditions for the poor more adapting to whatever mother nature throws at them has become second nature this bridge for example is down every winter and rebuilt every spring. this recipients is also what has kept their culture alive throughout the centuries. and susie asked a cliche airing a heritage they're proud to call their own. for you i've been singing my who life my mother still sings we collect old retorts and songs and revive them this dress

is spending their money they're frustrated over health care in this country. were they not enthused about you know quote obamacare i mean to be fair it's not supposed to kick in for a few years are they expected they want something more immediate are they not happy with health care what is there something more immediate means something like these free clinics i mean think about a warrant that was all volunteers so imagine if you if you put something like this in a lot of states where the unemployment numbers are somewhere in the twenty's this could tremendously help a lot of these people and so that's why their first visit as you mentioned is not going in for a couple years in the meantime they're going to keep suffering health problems are going to continue and we're going to turn to more health free health clinics and they're not not really that many going around the country conventions like this for the most part and on top of that this is because this is donation and it has nothing to do with government spending they can spend the money as they please the

give their all to make a splash. on to moscow region. while there were no less than seventy four teams in action in your opening play offs the same thing including two more russian signs there. are awaiting the swiss side less than and simply have a bottom of the russian pair merely playing. that domestically. elsewhere one of the favorites for this year's competition amongst united and they are a mania they take on timisoara in the first leg of their playoff city will be without their new signing their james milner who completed his move from aston villa yesterday for around fourteen million dollars but despite city's wealth of talent coach or better man cheney says tonight will still be a tricky top school. i know it's me. me for every team that what they said before i think that in the first game a difficult. and. watched the game to be shot i may very well go on and if you want to more we must play a game. liverpool meanwhile he faced man city weekend in action they faced a turkish side sport and failed fernando

everything in their power. what happens to people who don't pay their bills. how successful our collection agencies. are. fifty kilometers from st petersburg. taking people who don't pay their utility bills. i guess they're expecting us. the law. from taking any action after ten pm before six am or on weekends that's why they start work at six o'clock some may have already left for work still sleeping. we need to see the. yes you need to deliver your. as we must deliver you so you know. you haven't. major utility bill debtors are picked up from across the town these people haven't paid tricity gas and water bills for months. they don't know yet that they're about to take part in a big reality show there are t.v. cameras waiting for them at the bailiff service office. and the head of the municipal court. in january two thousand and nine unpaid utility bills accounted for half of all debts and. again launched the first p.r. campaign acting on a. company by t.v. crews rammed the door of a debtor's apartment and delivered him to the bailiff service in february loc

lives or for the lives of their children. ok those are the only. girl on the way for me to be on the one. end of the line for many is here. in prison for life despite their sentence you can't turn parole boy if sentences into. what we call l.-wop sentences life without possibility of parole simply because. victims rights groups or others think that if you've been convicted of murder you should never be paroled a broken system chance is given then taken away and still hope the system will change for campian that she'll be reunited with her son it will work out in the end if if you really truly love somebody like the way that i love him i want him to be the best like even if i have to stay here forever i just want him to be. the best in los angeles christine for zero r.t. . now let's run through some other global headlines for you during a visit to flood ravaged pakistan the united nations secretary-general ban ki moon has called for an unprecedented response from the world at least fifteen hundred have been killed in the count

their children from here and also threaten us as well. meet the same family a member of the upper caste raj board community they refused to allow their ten year old son to continue studying in a school which they felt didn't respect their customs and pulled him out immediately. after caste we believe strongly in the cost system we cannot eat food made touched by somebody from a lower caste that's why we moved our child from this government school and picked him into a party activist said this kind of reaction demonstrates the difficulty you know radek it in the caste system discrimination on the basis. of caste is illegal in india but the practice is still entrenched in rural areas where the kind of work you do who you can eat with is largely divided along class lines. and when much has people are treated like at the upper castes or just about they tell us stay on one side wash the utensils that anything to humiliate us they want just remain low and never rise up. the government says legal action will be taken against villagers who are po

have lost their homes in the city itself. which is scary carrying some very harmful gases including carbon monoxide. the norm five times. imagine you start the engine of your car in a small garage with. that's about how it feels like in moscow right now it's especially hard on those who don't have air conditioners people are trying to. packed with people and it is unheard of from moscow at this time of the year. the elderly people suffer most most of them are just trapped in this suffocating environment moscow hasn't seen anything like this.

many residents refuse to leave their homes, concerned about abandoning their possessions. normally, pakistan would be getting ready to celebrate its independence day tomorrow. the government has cancelled celebrations in deference to the suffering of 14 million flood victims. aid agencies in pakistan say many are in grave danger of contracting waterborne diseases such as cholera and malaria. under is also a drastic. the price of food has soared. >> doctors have their hands full, but few means at their disposal. many victims are being cared for in improvised places because hospitals have been destroyed. the lack of medical supplies and drinking water is making the situation even more difficult. >> access to clean drinking water thereisno can water at all. if we do not manage this, there will be more people dying. children are dying now. >> the un has registered 36,000 cases of severe diarrhea. >> there is no clean water. this place is dirty and the mosquito's keep us awake. there is no power for hours on end. the children cannot sleep and we cannot celebrate ramadan. we beg

the bison steadfastly endured their temporary captivity all on their way to their new habitat. the return of caucasian bison to the wild is a joint project undertaken by the north essential nature reserve and the world wildlife fund. there are things ready. yes let's go. by sin already accustomed to the wild grays nearby. it's not yet known whether they'll accept or reject their newcomers. the forests and the mountains are beyond human influence. all that's left for the reserve staff to do is monitor the animals and preserve this protected area of the north caucasus. region. in india elegies available in the grand central shirts of the. president the children they will resume monday beatrice will. go to go on home hutto ridges the cement hotel on this hotel. in the region to leave the. church in new delhi who to. be her to marry connection ramon the close of the maidens hotel. paul. robeson shifty was punished but a percussionist. smog that's blanketed in moscow over the past week is finally showing signs of relenting a change in wind direction and an unexpected thunderstorms b

from their spending. consumer spending accounts for two-thirds of all economic and activity and a thing of further rattle's consumers can undercut the economic recovery. new for you this morning lindsay lawman has been released from jail, but she's not exactly a free woman the actress was discharged road three hours ago or after serving 14 days of a 90 day sentence for violating probation she is now required to be given a three month stint in rehab thief she headed straight there from the jail house, her previous day was not unexpected although was considerably longer than 84 minutes that she found at the very same facility back to 2007 inmates serving time typically serve between 10-25 percent of their sentence. she's in riyadh this morning. back with more in a minute. got him out of the car, and held them and tell the police came. >> was the acting crazy? >> he was very much under the influence of something. he could hardly talk, is your big even deployed so obviously the impact on the car was severe an