that is a crime scene but the question is, what happened to judith tibet. she was taken away in a speed boat apparently headed north towards somalia. kenyan police are searching, but the gang may be out of reach. in a boat like this, the somali border is 90 minutes away. in this village just along the beach from the hotel, people complain that the banditry from somalia has been a problem for years. they're worried the latest attack will keep tourists away. one man told me the gunman forced a kenyan to lead them to the hotel. the suspicion here in kenya is that either somali pirates or the al qaeda linked islamist group al-shabab carried out the attack. the foreign office says officials are focused on trying to save judith tibet's life. >> this is tuesday on the bbc. i'm in sing singapore. >> in london, our headlines, the head of libya's national transitional council has appeared in front of crowds in tripoli to outline plans for the future. >> an explosion at a leaking fuel pipeline in kenya's capital has claimed more than 120 lives. more, now, on the situa

. >>> as part of an annual festival in tibet, equestrians gathered to show off their riding skills with a beautiful himalayan backdrop. there were horse races, freestyle riding, and other competitions. it's all part of the festival dating back to the 11th century which has remained popular with the t ish betan people and the tourists alike. >>> an unlikely customer was spotted at a sporting goods store. laura, the cow, wandered away from her home in the alps and walked right into a clothing store in a nearby village. after checking out some merchandise, she left without a fuss. she returned home on her own and even made it in time for her afternoon milking. >> with a shiny new belt. >>> finally, who said royalty is exempt from dirty work? meet jules. dish washer by day. king by night. he was forced to flee his country back in the '90s and became king after the passing of his father. when he is not keeping things clean at a restaurant in germany, he is manning the business of his west african tribe via telephone. it's very 2011. >> that's like me being king of my own house doing dishes.

take vo ---y precisamente para combatir la violencia, el presidente de casa tibet de ese mxico, asegure el presidente felipe calderon, reciba al dalai lama, quien visitar mexico por tercera ocasin a partir del proximo jueves.. ---para algunos seguidores del lider religioso, el encuentro entre el dalai lama y calderon podria ser especialmente importante ya que el presidente podra recibir consejos sabios sobre como frenar la violencia ---la visita del lider espiritual tibetano iniciara en el estado de nuevo leon para despues continuar por otras partes de la republica mexicana... take vo ---y una encuesta realizada en venezuela revela que la popularidad del presidente hugo chavez sigue intacta ---segn el grupo de investigacin social, casi el 60 por ciento de la poblacin apoya el desempeÑo que ha tenido el gobierno de chavez, convirtiendolo en uno de los mandatarios ms populares del planeta ---de acuerdo a los encuestados, las politicas que se han llevado a cabo han mejorado la calidad de vida de los venezolanos en los ltimos meses.. roll weather open cu ---y ahora vamos al otro lado del e

the quake leveled buildings in tibet. casualty toll is expected to rise.escue workers still trying to pull out victims. some of the deaths occurred in- houses already weakened from monsoon rains. >>> this morning tens of thousands gathered in tokyo to call on japan's government to abandon nuclear in the wake of the plant. they have reduced their nuclear energy over the long term. >>> don't mix straus conn -- don't mix -- dominic truce conn is talking about charges against him. >> it is like being stuck in a meat grind der. >> in a french interview he called the encounter a moral failing but insisted nothing bad was present. >>> police in tennessee are investigating the deaths of five people at a biker festival. cause of death has not been determined but it is believed carbon monoxide -- carbon monoxide poisoning when fumes leaked in. the bikers were attending a charity vend that raises money for -- charity event that raises money for children. >>> the man stormed in and shot the pastor an associate pastor. he was a former member of the church, parishioners

if you ask anybody in china, tibet has always been part of china, et cetera, et cetera. so from their perspective that is territorial wholeness. but when it comes to you know, having some gospel for the rest of the world, that really is not part of the history of china or much of what you see now, and i think partly because most people in china would say what are you crazy, look around, we still have 500 million peasants. we'll deal with them and the rest of the world later. >> rose: and yet the largest entry into the middle class in the history of civilization. >> right, it's true. and i think that that is something that is so dramatic to see. you go to these factories in southern china, the factories where 100,000 people work, 250,000, which i have seen, they are credible. and you see this transformation. you also see who is left, those in the countryside who still haven't made that leap. >> rose: when you ask chinese what do they say? >> i think-- . >> rose: they say it's a die cot me. >> the combination of the complexity we would have now about american politicsment

the epicenter was in india, but damage has also been reported in nepal and tibet. the combined death toll has climbed to over 80. and here's the latest report from nhk world's reporter, fumiyo sukiaya. >> reporter: the magnitude 6.9 quake hit the state of sikkim in northeastern india. at least 67 people were killed with more than 170 injured. infrastructure has been badly affected. some areas are still without electricity and water. sikkim officials say a road connecting the center city of gando and the neighboring state has been reopened. but roads leading to mountain villages remain impassable, hindering the rescue effort. food packages are being air dropped into isolated areas. in northern sikkim, rescue workers found several people trapped under rubble on tuesday. in nepal at least six people died. many buildings collapsed in this ancient town in the east of the country. in the tibetan autonomous region, china's state media say the quake killed seven people and around 100 are injured. fumiyo sagaya, nhk world, new tell high. >>> we'll wrap up our bulletin now i

. >>> a magnitude 6.9 earthquake has rocked northeast india, nepal, and tibet.e full extent of the damage is not yet known because remote areas have been cut off by mudslides. >>> in florida, authorities say a man killed his wife and then shot and critically wounded a pastor and an associate pastor during services at a nearby church. church goers managed to tackle the gunman and wrestle his gun away. >>> and twin girls from sudan who were born fused at the head have been successfully separated in london. the 11-month-olds underwent surgery last went and are now in good health. >>> now here's your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,509. the s&p went up six points. the nasdaq added 15. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei rose 9 -- 195 points. for wall street to keep up its current winning streak, big ben and the fed hold the key as to where stocks are headed this week. the s&p 500 posted just under a a 5.5% gain last week. the nasdaq gained over 6%. the dow rose just under 5%. for stocks to c

the quake was felt across northeast indyia, nepal and tibet. hundreds of buildings suffered major damage and major roads connecting nepal and india buckled. a wall at the british embassy also collapsed, reportedly killing three people. food and doctors are being airlifted into the area, but landslides, poor weather and communication problems are hampering the rescue efforts. the death toll is expected to rise once emergency workers reach the smaller, more isolated communities in this area. officials say this was the worst quake to hit the region in more than six decades. >>> meteorologist jeff ranieri is back from vaca. good to have you back and thanks for bringing the hot weather. >> hey, no problem, it's my job, right? we'll start off with hot temperatures. not only that, the last week of summer, we're getting our last gasp of hot air. 98 santa rosa, dublin 98, south san jose 95. oakland also hitting 90 degrees with very hot weather into san francisco as well. let's get a look right now. fog-free conditions in san francisco. 83 degrees curren

point eight on the richter scale has claimed at least fifty lives along the border of india nepal and tibet among those three people were crushed when a british embassy compound wall collapsed and now police capital katmandu dozens more were injured jumping from windows during the tremor many roads were blocked in power out across the region the epicenter is believed to be somewhere in the mountainous and relay in a region that received the most turbulent shocks. in the former i.m.f. chief had to give it has given his first t.v. interview since charges of attempted rape against a new york hotel maid were dropped domini strauss kahn was questioned on a french channel by an interviewer who was a friend of his wife he insisted the hotel and didn't involve violence but admitted to quote a moral failing on his part he took to the airways to apologize to france and said it was something he would regret all his life strauss kahn stepped down as i met head in may after his arrest but the case against him crumbled old with doubts in august about his accuser's credibility. but only a little bit of fu

the quake was also felt in tibet. 25 people died in eastern india. most of the deaths occurred when houses collapse. >>> in iran the two american hikers arrested for spying remain behind bars. their lawyer says a million dollar bail for freedom deal hit a snag. the judge who needs to sign the bill papers is on vacation. shane bauer and josh fattal have been in jail for more than two years. their fate appears to be caught between the iran's power struggle between the president and anti-clerics. >>> an ain't-aircraft gun and automatic weapons where tens of thousands were demonstrating in the capital. tens of thousands were demonstrating in yemen's capital when the shooting began. 26 demonstrators killed and others wounded. >>> it's not clear what caused an world war ii plane to crash into a crowd. some ten feet had been cut from the plane's wing span. at least nine people were killed in friday's crash. sandra hughes has our report. >> reporter: investigators say they may have found critical evidence into what caused the air race crash in reno, nevada.

six point eight on the richter scale it's claimed at least fifty along the border of india nepal and tibet among those with three people crossed in the british embassy compound will collapse in the nepalese capital katmandu dozens more were injured jumping from windows during the trauma many roads were blocked and power was cut all across the region the epicenter is believed to be somewhere in the mountainous region which received the most hard hit shops. the former i.m.f. chief has given his first t.v. interview since charges of attempted rape against a new york dropped dominic's calls was questioned our french channel by an interviewer who is a friend of his wife he insists is the hotel encounter didn't involve violence but admits to to quote a moral failing on his part he took to be a ways to apologize to fraunces that it was something he would regret all his life . resided i.m.f. head and male feeder. arrested but the case that collapsed and all guest over doubts was accuse it was credible. our ways to deal with the global financial crisis have caused many just speeds around the world

russia's president and explaining why he's not seeking a second term to meet them in tibet and stressed that he put in a common goals in the regions his popularity among russians will help them achieve them but says should he return to the presidency next year but read of al blind his reasons in an extensive interview with russian media that's how and how does he tell from the. mostly spoke about the upcoming race for the presidential seats explaining why he thinks prime minister gordon is the best man for the job well first of all the region show. in the country. invaded himself. when it comes to achieving common goals there is no such thing as our struggle and it's up to the people of this country to decide who they want to see as their president regardless of what. things is best for the country himself and the respect he emphasized that all the speculations about the presidential election of two thousand and twelve being a seal deal here in washington are absolutely irresponsible and on acceptable. and just words it's the truth any politician can lose an election in his or her polit

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six point eight on the richter scale is claimed at least fifty along the border of india nepal and tibet among those with crossed through the persian mystic compound and the collapse of the napoli's capital kathmandu dozens more were injured jumping through windows during the trial or many roads were lost and power was cut all across the region the epicenter is believed to be somewhere in the mountainous himalayan region richest and the most turbulent shocks. to russian cosmonauts of back in moscow officer and eventful journey and albeit on a difficult landing in kazakstan their return was spoken by more than a week and its safety concerns following the recent failure of a cargo resupply ship that fell back to earth in late august. as the space arms are. the two russian cosmonauts that returned back to worth on friday have been talking about their experiences while on board the i.s.a.'s but they were up there the nearly six months so as you can imagine with only four days to get used to way back on earth it has taken some getting used to. i was afraid my first moves on earth would be clu

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rescue operations continue in isolated himalayan areas of india nepal and tibet after a six point nine magnitude earthquake shook the region at least seventy people have been killed and dozens more are still missing officials fear the death toll may rise as heavy rains and landslides hamper relief efforts. president obama has laid out a plan to cut the deficit and revive the american economy with the wealthy expected to pay more he is said that big earners and corporations must pay higher taxes adding that everyone should pay a fair share now the white house insists the public is on its side but economist lew rockwell believes obama's plan will backfire those with more a bomb alone and i mean first of all these to call the so-called cuts whether the one signed last month or the ones he's proposing are not cuts that although there are other there are alleged cuts in the rate of increase there aimed at the young entrepreneur is in fact taxes are well off the structure and so anybody who proposes more taxes seeks to make those poor as a group however the elites will make a lot more money

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rescue operations continue in isolated himalayan areas of india nepal and tibet after a six point nine magnitude earthquake shook the region at least seventy people have been killed and dozens more are still missing officials fear the death toll may rise as heavy rains and landslides hamper relief efforts. cash strapped greece has been given an ultimatum to enforce deeper budget cuts if it wants to avoid going bankrupt early next month the international monetary fund has found rounded on athens for falling behind on the reform targets of the country's finance minister has pledged to speed it up and is holding an emergency conference with creditors this comes as eurozone leaders choose to wait until october before ruling on whether to release the next billion euro bailout package to greece. president obama has laid out a plan to cut the deficit and revive the american economy with the wealthy expected to pay more so he's said big earners and corporations must pay higher taxes adding that everyone should pay a fair share rival republicans are already in refusing to agree to the tax hikes

there were deaths in tibet and knee pal. >>> former imf chief calls his encount story with a maid a moral failure. the judge threw out the sexual assault case against him but he remained adamant that it did not include any attempt to rape. "world business today" starts right now. >> good morning from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. >> i'm manesha tank. the top stories this monday, september 19th. markets are gripped by greek contagion fears as tim geithner tells europe to do more to curb the crisis. >> dominique strauss-kahn said he made a moral error. >>> could china be facing a banking crisis of its own? we ask a construction bank. >> well, whether that's the case or not, investors have a lot to think about this monday and center stage. a meeting of the finance ministers friday failed to deliver any concrete solution to the greek debt crisis. with more on that in a moment. first a look at how the stock markets are faring and we are really seeing some dives there off by nearly 2%, the london ftse. getting on for 3% for the dak and cac 40. off by 1.6% is this eu finance minister's meeting

in 2008 pro-tibet demonstrators scaled the barrier. >> am i secure in the resources we have deployedtoday? on september 7th, 2011? absolutely. >> reporter: the september 11th attacks shook america to its core and inspired emergency responders across the count to take a hard look at the way they did business. >> it was more about natch disasters and preparedness. the terrorist piece ll came to our minds particularly in the fire service post 9/11. but even here at the tag shrouded icon, there's a sense despite the march of time, things will never be the same. >> we all need to be committed and realize what our responsibility is. that is to never go back to september 10th, 2001. j >> let's bring in jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. we have a lot to talk about here. >> i know you're interested about the thunderstorms. >> i'm curious. >> nothing to be nervous about. keep your eyes to the sky the next couple of days. let's look at temperatures today. we hit 97 in livermore. several other sites throughout downtown also reporting low to mid 80s. 93 in san jose. 77 in santa cruz. it was

the buddhists in tibet, they can't even have a picture of the dalai lama. hue shin chow, the current president of china, was the one who cracked down on tibet and raided all those monasteries, and yet this bill, some are just saying, well, i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. through this bill, this bill is not what we originally planned. the commission has said they can live with these provisions. so the commission may remain a reliable voice for the world's persecuted people. as mr. smith said, there probably is not a time that you do need this commission more than now. since the passage of this legislation, religious freedom has been elevated at times in u.s. foreign policy, but it still does not enjoy the pre-emence it deserves. sadly a strong u.s. voice on these critical issues has arguably never been more needed. it faces extinction at the end of the month and members of congress know, you knock this bill down, you want to kill this commission, and vote no, it will go out of business by the end of this month. if the congress fails to pass it. jus

rescue team look for victims from 6.9 earthquake that killed at least 67 people in india and nepal and tibeter why border with pe national. rescuers hoping for a break in the weather to use who want investigators fly in. crucial supplies. >> the owner of the costco container ship will pay 44 million dollars in penalty and damages for the 2007 oil spill in an frn bay. secretary of the interior ken salazar made announcement did at treasure island. civil settlement includes largest amount ever paid for affecting recreational use following an oil spill. that's almost 19 million dollars in this case. costco ship spilled 53,000 gallon of oil in the bay you may remember after crashing in the bay bridge 4 years ago. damaging 100 miles of shoreline. marin bay oly gist say wild life still has not recovered from that oil spill. >>> coming up hear next. group that helps veteran make an important transition. from troops to ( grunting ) we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd t

it shook remote parts of india, nepal, and tibet, with the worst damage in india. more than 100,000 homes were damaged across the rugged himalayan region. many towns in the zone lost electricity. former illinois senator charles percy died over the weekend in washington. he had alzheimer's disease. percy was a moderate republican who served three terms, starting in 1966. he chaired the foreign relations committee and considered a run for president in the 1970s. but increasingly, he clashed with party conservatives, and he lost his reelection bid in 1984. at his death, charles percy was 91 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: anxiety over the european debt crisis sent new tremors around the globe today, as you just heard, shaking up financial markets again. the most immediate worry: greece. its creditors are threatening to withhold the latest installment of a $150 billion rescue package. lenders are worried the government will not follow through on politically unpopular cuts. that prompted new fears today the country m

a deadly earthquake hits the region of tibet.ast 53 people, and the damage more the 100,000 homes. it was set near india's border with nepal. this show some of the damage that was done. thousands of soldiers are working to clear the rubble and people are trapped under homes. china successfully launched a new communications satellite earlier today. it will provide high-quality communications, broadcast and data transmission services for users and china, it was the 146 mission for what is called the long march carrier rocket series we will be right back. >> this is oakland and this is a live shot, you can see actor brad pitt in a number of dignitaries in town to celebrate the premier of money ball they have a green carpet in light of the fact that this is a baseball movie, there are a number of dignitaries in town for the premier and something that oakland is very excited about we will keep you posted on the green carpet the event and will keep you posted. >> netflix is formally separating the dvd mail out plan and the online strea

at least 99 deaths are confirmed in india, tib bettette and ne -- tibet and nepal. >>> two people whor homes are suing cal fire. it started when a prescribed fire got out of control. it burned for two days and destroyed two homes. the homeowner is claiming cal fire acted negligently. it plans to seek reimbursement. but the state protects cal fire against punitive damages. >>> mayor glass says there's growing support for restricting who can sell fireworks and reducing the number of sales permits issued. several nonprofit groups say fireworks sales are their biggest annual fund-raisers, so they are asking that -- so they are asking that seams not be bound. down in los angeles, residents who live below the famous hollywood sign, they are pretty angry about tourists. some of the suggestions include building an aerial tram to take tourists close to the sign and putting up gates across public streets an bringing in a viewing platform with security guards. >>> 8:17. how many ketchup a kets do you -- ketchup packets do you normally squeeze for your fridays or burger? this new dip-and-squeeze

the ticket that comes out is going to be a bipartisan tibet meaning the president will have to reach- tirkt means the president will have to reach across and pick a vice president outside of their party basically taking a first action in their administration, and so many others, as we move towards policies that can actually get support from both chambers of the house. host: joe, independent caller in pens, florida. caller: yes. with the current political process, if you're not one of the parties you can't get on the ballot and if you can't get on the ballot you can't get elected. so i don't understand how, unless we have a viable third party, that we can ever achieve any honesty in government. guest: i think a lot of folks share your sentiment. they feel frustrated that the two major parties have a complete monopoly and strangle hold. george washington and thomas madison both warned about what they called factions in our government warning that those factions would find it more advantageous to vex each other than to actually come to the solutions of the day. what's going on in americ

to gather and we have concerns about restrictions on muslim religion and we have concerns about the tibet and community where 300 monks were taken from the the mo nmp astery and detained and there is a broader pattern of religious persecution. i would also call out one case, a lawyer who has represented religious communities and who has been missing since april of 2010. >> one question to follow up on china. religious freedom in china and visiting officials -- [inaudible question] >> how they persecute people because of their faith, belief in god or worship. what do you hear from them year after year. >> first of all, we will continue to raise these issues in china and else where because they are universal norms and apply to every country in the world and an obligation to respect those norms. we have continuous discussions as part of a broader engagement with china, but these issues are an important part of that dialogue and i can't tell you every time we have had a conversation we have agreed or had satisfying results but raising these issues both publicly and privately serves a number o

if you at the edge and you want to write issues of human rights, tibet, taiwan, then be very careful. you're going to the difficulties. but if you are operating in the sense, and its normal business, and the nature of immediate is there, they are strapped for money. the government has cut other subsidies at all the different levels, and then you've got these guys and immediate is coming down. steel huge -- steel huge, two and a half thousand tvs and such. that they are desperate for money. so content with advertising revenues, and you also get this trend wherein they, if you are in the center and a you're a journalist who gets coffee and so on, and if you can't write about all those, you can't criticize the vice minister and so on. then fair game at the multinational who are operating in there, so you have to have a very sensitive and a well-oiled machine to deal with reputation issues in china at this point in time. >> that sounds like it's changing, too. okay, we're going to take some questions from the audience. >> hello. my name is jane. i'm from the johns hopkins university. i th

and if you're at the edge and you want to write issues of human rights, tibet, taiwan, role with the party, then be very careful. you're going to have difficulties. but if you're operating in the center, and its normal business, and the nature of the media is, they are strapped for money. the government has cut off their subsidies at all different levels, and then you've got these guys, and in the is coming down, still huge, two and a half thousand tvs, but they are desperate for money. so they think content for with advertising revenues, and you also get this print where they come if you are operating in the center and you are a journalist who's got to get copy and so on come if you can't write about all those items, you can't criticize the vice minister of and so on, then the fair game at the multinationals who are operating in there. so you have to have a very sensitive and a well oiled machine to deal with reputation issues in china, at this point in time spent this sounds like it is changing. we will take some, thanks, take some questions from the audien audience. >> hello. my n