good pitch. >> joe: two on, two out for pedroia.bi tonight for boston with a double in the sixth. that is by the way, the 31st strikeout in these back-to-back games for the tiger pitching which ties the post-season record. base hit, right field! they are going to hold the runner at third. hunter comes up ready to throw, and that is a wise decision by brian butterfield. the bases are loaded and two out s. >> torii hunter was cheating on dustin pedroia knowing that pedroia likes to shoot the ball the other way, and with the count 0-1, and make that 1-1. pedro pedroia, and you are down by three, and two or three and maybe you send him, but not four, because now one swing of the bat by big papi to tie this game. >> joe: it will not come against al alburquerque. everybody moves up one spot. the bases are loaded. a post-season hero of years past, big papi coming up. benoit is coming out of the pen for the tigers. we all like? ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm driving. hey, you guys comfortable? it's best-

thousand to two thousand and eight but that number tripled over the next four years and over two hundred people died in such incidents twenty twelve so at least sixteen that mass shootings were victims and with the latest shootings twenty to thirty and has already told those figures within ten months although thirty billion pounds are expected to be carved out of the u.k.'s welfare budget by two thousand to sixteen and with government child protection agency is struggling with their workload other subsidised companies are left to pick up the slack but is on his lower smith reports many of these two could be forced to close their doors leaving the nation's most vulnerable with nowhere to turn. these are the children of kids company one in five has been shot at all stabbed hot have witnessed shootings or stabbings in the last year the lucky ones come to camilla batmanglij is charity to be pieced back together these children in one of the richest countries of the world are living in a type of war zone that is on estates they see people stepped outside their window they're afraid of firearms

two outs. the biggest swing of this game. off the bat of johnny goem. two on, two out.o the red sox bull pen. and the celebration was on. here's another look at that graphic. first four guys did that against the detroit tigers. saltalamacchia to walk off single. napoli, the home run on verlander. victorino the grand slam in game six. and now it's jonny gomes who is 0 for 9 in this world series prior to that home run left. they finally get a big hit, all five. >> one ball, one strike on napoli. again, it was a late switch with shane victorino not able to go, scratched from the starting lineup. and that man, jonny gomes, took his spot. and he delivered. been on base three times tonight. breaking ball stays up and in. napoli who was a big part of the pennant winning texas rangers two years ago. this is the two-year anniversary of the david freese home run. >> tim: one of the most remarkable world series games ever played. no doubt. >> joe: it was a man at the plate that was behind the plate calling pitches when freese tied that game in the ninth inning with a two-run tripl

s watch list from two thousand and two three years before she became chancellor former french prime minister dominic developer and says he never expected american surveillance to go this far we knew that. some practices were existed but the search and overall system this came as a surprise for everybody in fact what we are seeing today is that the incredible privileges of the u.s. administration or the control of the world system we knew that the u.s. for controlling the financial system through the banking dominance of some big banks through the dollar currency reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the information you know well this is a privilege in monopoly if we are going to follow up in the same direction then confrontation might be electable so you leaders are demanding explanations from washington from some germany are pushing for a new deal on transatlantic surveillance angered by reports that the n.s.a. has been tracking the phone calls of thirty five world leaders and in your statement warned that black a truss could harm is partnership with washington and germany i

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two and a half years ago potentially really do a lot of serious damage there. and you can tell website for more updates and analysis on the figures show my prices we've been closely following events since the initial disaster struck extensive reports opinions and eyewitness accounts all that's online. and coming out day twenty twenty two football world cup in qatar put slave labor on the medias res at the have a first term to count all of the working conditions in the gulf states after this break. according to the. numbers we have more than two thousand political prisoners i'm behind right now of course if you look at the system what the bahamian government is trying to do is they're trying to label many. all of these prisoners as terrorists. right. were struck. and i think the jury. on our reporters like. you will train their week and i'll say welcome back in syria a suicide bombing a tsunami checkpoint has claimed the lives of at least thirty people in the central city of hama states media reported a truck loaded with explosives around the post and detonated

thousand and eight starting in two thousand and seven countrywide began selling shoddy home. loans to fannie mae and freddie mac. is part of a program called high speed swim lane or hustle according to the justice department bank of america continued selling junk mortgages even after they bought countrywide when the housing market collapsed fannie and freddie lost billions on the toxic loans they bought from countrywide and a bag of america and had to be bailed out by taxpayers you and me so out of the bag america has been found guilty of fraud that means finally banks are going to go to jail right face the music. alexis goldstein communications director at the other ninety eight percent alexis welcome thank you for having me great to have you here with us so let's start out by just in caps lee summarize it will be a way before them countrywide were up to thirty or so essentially during the lead up to the crisis countrywide and bank of america after they acquired countrywide were trying to make as much money as they possibly could and so there was this focus within the compan

two rbis. two hits, two walks. >> joe: and a stolen base. able to run. >> tim: scored a run. >> joe: here's iglesias. and it worked out the other way, too, with hunter having a big two-out, two-run double in the second. and he scored on a hit by cabrera who drove home two runs out of the number two spot. fielder, the only guy in this lineup that has not reached base. in this game four. that's ball one. iglesias has an rbi. he has a sacrifice bunt. ball and a strike. came in having hit .226 since the all-star break. and under .100 since the 11th of september in his first year in the big leagues. long year. ball two. now the 2-1. base hit right field. first of the night for iglesias. they throw to first -- saltalamacchia backing up. boy, iglesias came out of the box like he knew victorino was -- >> tim: he did. >> joe: ready to throw him out, because he busted it out of the box. >> tim: that's a great observation right there. this ball smacked. look at victorino. he's thinking, i got a shot at it. throws it low, knowing saltalamacchia would be

two out.n to their final out and it's the former boston red sox infielder jose iglesias walking in trying to extend game five. >> tim: the fact he doesn't have a lot of power means that the boston outfield does not have to play him extra deep. they can play him normally. >> joe: singled and scored the last time up. euhara retired all four batters he's faced. trying to save it for lester. ball one inside. this game for the series advantage heading back to fenway park. 2-0. 2-1. in case you're wondering, iglesias three home runs in the regular season. cold night in detroit. 2-1 pitch. off the hands. 2-2. the tigers down to their final strike. it will be at least a 24-pitch effort for euhara. >> tim: sleep in november. >> joe: looking for the five-out save. 2-2 the count. good battle by iglesias. if he can reach torii hunter waits on deck. full count. to the right side foul. >> tim: that's why mike napoli's on the line at first base. the ability of iglesias to hit the ball to right field. normall

arizona state quarterback ran for two touchdowns and threw two more.ady to fumble. sacks joiner. and there's mario edward s. that's a 37 yard return for a touchdown. they beat number 3 clemson 51-14. >>> stretches for the five yard touchdown. he was close but second after. gives the tigers a 45-41 lead. the trophy winner johnny manziel threw four touchdowns and ran for another. they get out of college station with a 45-41 upset against anm. visiting 6th ranked tigers. mississippi scored this 26 yard touchdown. and that's why they call him the running rebels. lsu comes back to tie it. last second field goal . kicker converts the 41 yarder. mississippi and all of that wins 27-24. >>> seemed like yesterday when the red sox were a dysfunctional organization. now the team played so fresh and so clean. detroit keeps having breakdowns and the red sox are headed for the world series. game 6 of the alcs. red sox led the series 3-2 and score off matt in the 5th inning. >> tigers answer with two runs. relieves and victor answers. that's a hammer up to bases singl

thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two which means the decline of the u.s. dollar yes center of the year one a convertible you one all over the world and basket of currencies instead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese have been at it for the past three or four years big time and now. here. japanese authorities are racing to dispel the latest radiation scan sparked by a fresh leak at the crippled fukushima facility the power plant's operator says a storage tank has spilled highly contaminated water into a well from where it may have already seeped into the ocean while the country's prime minister visited a nearby port and ate locally called fish in a bid to reassure the public but not easily in additional reports for consumers troubles proving so easy to containing. two and a half years to admit the painful truth needs help. we are wide open to receive the most advanced knowledge from overseas to contain the problem my country needs are knowledge and expertise the past few months have been marked by growing problems at fukushi

i am a family man of two with two kids. i try to stay away from trouble as much as possible. >> there's no intention on christopher's part to slow down and cruise was injured by the s u the driver when he suddenly spun away. his family says he's paralyzed now police is asking for the public's help to identify these two people present at that assault audit in that effort to appease the puzzle that's far from complete. >> pam: grant? >> reporter:two raids against terror suspects in africa. an seized in libya, but a target in somalia escaped. tonight we have a look at who might be next on the pentagon;s list of top terror targets. >> reporter: the man who inherited osama bin=laden's leadership role still has a 25 million dollar price on his head. >> reporter:ayman al=zawahiri hasspend years hiding in northern pakistan and at least as far as the u=s is concerned, he may not be the most world's dangerous terrorist. a whole new class of leaders has emerged as al=qaeda affiliates spring up across the arab world. >>"the arab spring

all right our t's'pol scott it's been more than two years of seeming deadlock between the two countries but now things of fast moving between russia and the united states on the syrian peace process we are staying across that there at the apec conference in indonesia fun in bali thanks for being with us here on our team. well the destruction of syria's chemical weapons has begun with some of the arsenal having already been dismantled but historian and middle east expert to recall he believes there may still be provocations ahead. the opposition is very disturbed because they were banking and this applies to all sections of the opposition even those sections like the more religious extremist groups who loathe the united states who are hoping for an invasion which which they could then use fix the country and then fight each other like it's happening in libya but that hasn't happened whether sections of the opposition are going to destruct the inspectors from taking off disarming doing whatever they're doing to the chemical weapons i don't know what totally surprised me of some section fr

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through two hundred towns and cities of russia.really by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on r t v dot com. speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks to vo ip interviewers intrigued. or you. see arabic to find out more visit arabic t.v. dot com. welcome back to the sports show now this saturday the capital will host the reservoir dogs fight night in mixed martial arts and robert wagner and caught up with promote that camille god you have to take a closer look at the big bat. strike while they are in stock. with the increasing popularity of mixed martial arts around the globe white knights is one of russia's biggest promotions as well advanced in the russian capital over the last three years blocks where some of the old scream of the crop along with home grown up and comers managed to flush action in the ring and in the cage. and are always happy to see our fighters br

they have stranded two. red sox have left two.nd max scherzer just struck out the side in the bottom of the second. justin verlander is sweating through this one with all of the tiger fans across the world here hoping to get the ball tomorrow night. what an odd feeling that must be as you sit down there hoping you get a chance. >> second time i've had to go through this this postseason. it's a difficult feeling. obviously, you're doing everything can you pulling four guys but, you know, it's -- i think it takes more out of you sitting here watching these games. >> joe: a base hit into right off the bat of iglesias. he is on to start the third inning. third hit. >> it takes more out of you wang the game than pitching. you heart is beating the whole time and pretty stressful. >> tim: before game five against oakland you said who is kidding whom? it's not just any other game. and you got to feel that way about tomorrow night if you get a chance to pitch. >> yeah, no pretending here, man, it's not the same type of game. it's totally d

two transit workers are dea after they were hit by a ba trai latest on the in >>> two transit workers are dead after they were hit by a bart train. just ahead the latest on the investigation and reaction from the striking union. >>> we look ahead, the first sign of rain in a long time. the forecast coming up. >>> no matter what you call a super majority in both houses, there's only one power at this moment in the state. >>> a new era in sacramento. how major changes in california's political structure have been affecting the way the state is run. >>> good morning. it's 7:30. it's sunday, october 20. >>> we've got a lot of news to cover, including bart board president coming in live. we're going to get the latest update on what's going on there. >>> also the legalization of marijuana proposal gaining steam. >>> a tragedy on the bart system. a train hit and killed two workers inspecting the track. >> it happened yesterday afternoon just before 2 p.m., and now the federal ntsb is taking over that investigation. >>reporter: you're hearing the radio transmission between a dispatcher and tr

presidency when almost a hundred civilians were killed by just two strikes two years later drones becamemuch more frequently used and then barack obama became president in two thousand and nine now that was the year which saw the. biggest number of killings one hundred sixty two in the next twelve months the strikes almost doubled there were more than one hundred of them and the program goes on the latest attack in pakistan happened just over a month ago well we can see the lion's share of drone strikes were carried out by the obama administration around a thousand civilians have been killed including two hundred children the total number of deaths is no more than three thousand more details now from you see coming up. the predator drone remotely controlled and heavily armed it's the weapon of choice in the cia's undeclared war in pakistan that's where the u.s. is believed to have launched more than three hundred strikes since two thousand and four the target suspected taliban and al qaeda militants the white house says better drones then boots on the ground and justifies the covert prog

doesn't change its ways i have the courage to say that in two thousand and twenty two we will have the world cup of shame the world cup of slavery chairman of qatar's national human rights committee responded to allegations there is no slavery or forced labor in qatar there have been some problems only to the fact that there are forty four thousand businesses in the country but i can assure you that the authorities are constantly making efforts to resolve the problems. deluded in the meantime continues to hope his problems will soon be resolved have to stop playing they ended my career mentally i don't see myself playing i'm going to have to see what to do with my life. r t o's plenty more stories online for you including this and they say leaks revealing that the u.s. has been spying for years on mexico's top officials and help washington get an upper hand in diplomatic talks and find good investment opportunities like an r.t. dot com for more on that plus. general practitioners in england getting fifty pound bonuses for predicting that patients will die within a year and placing them

right now to me over the last two hundred twenty four years the u.s. government is only defaulted on its debt once during the the war of eighteen twelve and so the situation of course is a lot different two hundred years later with the u.s. debt market so big the the u.s. debt market is the the core and central of the global financial system and under no condition could they let that shut down so i think the smart money is placing the odds of a default close to zero and right now the fact is this the u.s. economy is growing at a pace twice as fast as that of europe it's growing now faster than that of the russian economy and so a lot of investors you have the u.s. stock market double over the last five years so a lot of investors are still confident about the future of the u.s. economy so what about you know some investors a living eastward so what about that tranda do you think there will be more you know businesses going eastwards and looking there to you know look for more opportunities there instead of say going westwards what would be the balance

through two thousand nine hundred ton two cities of russia. relayed by forging those people for sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea another's face. a limp a torch relay. on r t r two dot com. sigrid laboratory tim curry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dog. personalities like to act at camp at guantanamo where patients are forced to sit in the aftermath of our strike never turned the world's attention to the place that. some. of our minds. are. closed for business struggles to shut his doors to the flow of illegal migrants from the middle east and north africa economically unstable nations like italy and greece taking the biggest burden. and the police brutality protests sweep the u.s. on a national day of action with activists saying the call simply have too much power too happy to use it. even right here at about two p

invasion of iraq the country's radical islamist turned to al qaeda by two thousand and four then by two thousand and seven a powerful terror network united under the name al-qaeda in the islamic magreb started expanding through north africa the yemeni and saudi branches merged two years later in two thousand and nine to form al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula as they called it. the network's been gaining ground across the region since the arab spring on foldit with new cells emerging in the countries so gripped by rest including of course syria where radicals in their fighting against the regime as we've been reporting at length r.t. is going to cannes investigates. u.s. intelligence officials speaking anonymously of course say they're not concerned that al qaeda affiliated groups in syria are shifting some of their focus from toppling bashar al saw it to launching external operations against the west one u.s. lawmaker pointed out that's exactly what happened even ganesan which led to nine eleven they are now focused on fighting assad but very soon they'll be focused on something else we

uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >> now at 5:30. the owners of a nursing home in castro valley, say they'll fight to re-open. a criminal investigation continues into how a dozen patients were abandoned by their caregivers. for several days. those residents - some of them bedridden or in wheelchairs - are safe tonight.either with family or at local hospitals after being evacuated saturday. kron4's maureen kelly says the facility where they were living has a long history of problems. >> reporter: yellow crime scene tape still blocks the driveway at the valley manor community care home.the residential care home was in the process of being shut down by the state.the operators.herminigilda manuel and mary manuel.had their liscense to operate temporarily suspended on thursday by the california department of social serv

s watch list from two thousand and two that's three years before she became chancellor comment from french former french president dominic de ville poland he told us he never expected american surveillance to go this far we knew that. some practices were existed but the search and overall system this came as a surprise for everybody in fact what we are seeing today is that the incredible privileges of the u.s. administration over the control of the world system we knew that the u.s. were controlling the financial system through the banking dominance of some big banks through the dollar currency as a reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the information you know well this is it privilege in monopoly if we are going to follow up in the same direction then confrontation might be electable former prime minister there of course slip of the time although i'm sure he would've liked the promotion ok let's now talk show week to mark mason france's standing behind germany its condemnation of u.s. eavesdropping but in a twist of the story we're learning today that french spying agency

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. >> also, occupy oakland two years later. how activists are commemorating the start of the movement and how it could impact your commute through the city throughout the day. >> it's a cold start to this friday. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. i can tell you upper 30s right now in the north bay. but we're not even dealing with half as much fog as yesterday. good looking weekend. i'll take you through the forecast coming up. >> a lack of fog means the view across the bay bridge is clear but the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza getting the opposite a. little unclear. we'll talk about that and let you know what's going on. >>> we give you now a crystal clear shot with clouds off in the distance before the sun rises. that is san jose in the south bay. guess what, ladies and gentlemen, you made it, congratulations. it's friday, october 25th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. it's 6:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. a

two states, for a simple reason because two proud peoples deserve the opportunity to realize their letting aspirations, their security and their future and their freedom. the israeli and the palestinian people both have leaders who absolutely understand what is at stake and they have taken risks in order to bring both parties to the table. they showed courage to begin the process and they have showed courage to continue it even in the face of criticism. the two parties have been engaged now in 13 meetings, serious meetings. they had three meetings in the last four days. the pace that has intensified, all the core issues around the table, and they have been meeting with increased intensity. but for everybody to live up to the challenges of making peace, we have to support them including living up to our obligations on the economic front. i want to stress that no economic track, no economic package or financial assistance will ever be a substitute for the political track. but with our partnership and with our support, and our economic investment, we can all help in order to provide a differe

thousand meters of water two thousand meters of ocean floor and then and then some two thousand meters of salt getting to those to that oil is extremely difficult and nonetheless we're talking about oil reserves that are absolutely immense and incredibly important to the to brazil so while they want to be very careful with any potential drilling in the area they also don't want to completely discourage it so the settlement i think reflects a certain pragmatism on the part of everybody involved there and one needs to do to pay the costs of the exploration and potential damages on the other hand the brazilian government is very wary of deterring future exploration and development in those fields however was the brazilian government that did come up with an initial estimate of the eighteen billion dollars which fine away is more than the u.s. got after the deepwater horizon oil spill which cost significantly more damage and then the oil spill now thing washed up onshore i think i'd say about sixty seven miles offshore no one was injured or killed nothing exploded except trust. yes you're

these numbers may be a degree or two cooler than today. the low 80s towards sonoma and 87 in one of the warmest locations. here you have it. repeat performance on monday and tuesday. we introduce a few clouds on wednesday. then we do have to incorporate that slight chance of rain by friday. that is a look at your pinpoint forecast. have a great sunday. >> world series all set now. >> that's right. it all happens the middle of the week. like it or not , here it comes. straight ahead, who looks good for the rose bowl? and yes, that bouncing ball spelled world series fate for one american league team. i got some serious game coming. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can heard the end of it now...wl i? >>> i got a brother in law who is part of that crazy red sox nation fandom. wade, i'll never hear the end of it now, will i? tiger's justin verlande

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twelve minutes past the hour no now migrants working to make the two thousand and twenty two fee for world cup in qatar a reality allegedly having been paid for months many reportedly having died in slave like conditions a german filmmaker says he went to investigate the british media reports on the matter and was arrested after interviewing some of the workers are these tests takes a closer look do we know to organize. detour trended to fifth vote cop is coming. but the initial celebration and christie's have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid and either that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not allowed to leave the country they're not even allowed to leave trying to a job and if the employer agrees this means that the workers have no real power no real voice to. fix up very very bad working and living conditions zire balloonists knows this

train accident that killed two b.a.r.t. employees. when they expect to get some answers. >>> another work stoppage set for tomorrow could bring traffic of a different kind standstill. >>> and how store owners in the east bay are fighting back to protect their businesses from thieves. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a team of investigators is now on the case after a b.a.r.t. train strikes and kills two workers. but federal investigators say will be their focus. good evening, thank you for joining us. sky 7hd was over the accident scene yesterday as local investigators responded. dispatch calls indicate there were six people on that train at the time. it's still unclear who was behind the controls. nick smith is there tonight where federal officials are beginning their probe into the accident. nick, what's happening now? reporter: well, ntsb investigator in charge just finished speaking. we have new information. this is what he had to say. >> my concern coming out here, as it is for every investigation to find out what happened. gathe

through two thousand nine hundred two cities of russia.relayed by forging those people for sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limbic torch relay. on r t r g dot com. splits to avoid the syrian opposition r t takes a close look at life on rebel ground is just a few kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state free syrian army controlling nice hair and big syrian military cannot and tear artie's morea for notion of reports from fragmented syrian rebel held territories. syria on the rebel group on arts who. writes. the. pain of the young girls cam all for the future harder. between two and three hundred million guns the united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the causes out is a large you know i mean this teaches them a lot of are a responsibility and simply come to pay. through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children for our future what the country will save. this is cumberland county in south kentucky

since portugal signed a seventy eight billion euro bailout deal back in two thousand and eleven some have referred to it as the poster child of us thirty but with high unemployment and a surge in emigration we've come to take a look at the state of portugal's economy two years on like most mothers raquel wants the best possible future for her nine month old son but born in the midst of a deep recession this family hasn't had the easiest start when we decided we wanted to have a child who had no idea things would get this unstable then everything just broke down and we had to just make a decision it was going to become one of those record held the new children of europe when she takes him to join her husband george he's currently working as a nurse in the u.k. despite unemployment falling slightly to just under seventeen percent is still the fifth highest in the eurozone meaning record held george and while it's not the only long distance family jump in portugal are hard to come by emigration has soared and if estimated that more than one hundred thousand people each year by leaving t

fukushima nuclear plant as readings in a storage tank rise six and a half thousand times higher in two days. and by spies a long time chief of america's invalid national security agency says he'll step down after spending months reveling with the fallout from the edward snowden leaks . last inside a syrian rebellion was rival armed brigades and civilians feeling the siege get perspective from within an opposition controlled area just a few kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state. or if a national so here is firsthand what it's like for syrians to live surrounded by militants. and as a barrage of blast killed at least sixty one people in iraq and new study suggests the number of victims says the american invasion is far higher than previously thought. coming to you live from moscow and welcome to the program. now there is a worrying spike in radiation at the fukushima nuclear plant readings from a water storage tank have rocketed six and a half thousand times higher in two days a powerful typhoon swept through japan earlier this week causing toxic wate

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two were detonated early this morning, two others were taken away for examination. >> we have no indication that there's relation to terrorism. >> people in neighboring houses are now back in their home. >> the salmonella outbreak linked to chicken produced in california is worse than we first thought. it turns out, the outbreak involves several strains of salmonella that are resistant to antibiotics. so many people have needed to be hospitalized. nearly 300 got sick after eating foster farms chicken. more than 40% of those patients wound up in the hospital. the usda put out a public health alert, but the chicken has not been recalled. >> president obama and house speaker, john boehner, traded shots today. adding to all that, congress needs to raise the debt ceiling by october 17 or the u.s. risks defaulting on its bills. this comes at a time where there are no signs the dishownt stalemate on capitol shutdown being broken. >> just to keep our government open or to prevent an economic catastrophe. >> the president said today was, if there's unconditional surrender by republicans, he'll sit d

plant are six and a half thousand times higher than two days ago. it's bought by it's by the longtime chief of americas in battle the national security agency says he'll step down after spending months battling the fallout from the admiral snowden leaks . and i think the larger blast killed at least sixty one people in iraq a new study suggests the number of victims of the american innovation is far higher than previously thought. like from last year you're watching argue with me to long would say it's good to have your company us this morning to our top story this hour. there's a worrying spike in radiation at the fukushima nuclear plant readings from a water storage tank have rocketed six and a half thousand times higher in two days a powerful typhoon swept through japan earlier this week causing toxic waters to be released into a drainage ditch lead to leading to the pacific ocean it's compounded what's been a worsening situation at the plant in recent months as arena explains two and a half years to admit the painful truth japan needs help. we a

doesn't change its ways to say that in two thousand and twenty two we will have the world cup of shame the world cup of slavery chairman of qatar's national human rights committee responded to allegations there is no slavery or forced labor in qatar there have been some problems only to the fact that there are forty four thousand businesses in the country but i can assure you that the authorities are constantly making efforts to resolve the problems. bellew this in the meantime he continues to hold his problems will soon be resolved i'll have to stop playing football they ended my career mentally i don't see myself playing it and then i'll have to see what to do with my life desiree cilia r.t. . nobel peace prize recipients are called on blood in a potent to drop the charges against greenpeace activists arrested for storming in all rig and russia's arctic next hour in our program worlds of politics on a boy who goes head to head with the environmental groups executive director of the organizations recent protest is a quick taster. one of the things about greenpeace is that the words gr

thousand and twenty two thousand and twenty two which means the decline of the us dollar the essentials of the you won a convertible you won all over the world and basket of currencies instead of the u.s. dollar as an international reserve currency the chinese have been at it for the past three or four years big time and now this year. japanese authorities are racing to dispel the latest radiation scare spawn by a freshly cooked the crippled fukushima facility the power plant operator says a storage tank has split should say has spilled highly contaminated water into a well from where it may have already seeped into the ocean the country's prime minister visited a nearby port and ate locally caught fish in a bid to reassure the public but authorities are being a good listener reports because she has troubles on proving so easy to contain two and a half years to admit the painful truth japan needs help. we are wide open to receive the most advanced knowledge from overseas to contain the problem my country needs are knowledge and expertise the past few months have been marked by growing p

this is all a consequences of the invasion of two thousand and three. nobel peace prize recipients of court of law putin to drop the charges against greenpeace activists arrested for storming in all rig and russia's arctic later this hour worlds apart xander boy he then goes head to head with the environmental groups executive director of the organizations recent protest is a good taste of what's to come. one of the things about the piece is that the words green and pisa equally important yes we do take very strong peaceful action but we do not cross the line into. beyond any action that can be but that's precisely the case in point here i know that you've been arguing all along that the protests was entirely peaceful and yet from the footage that we got there is an intention there is an act of aggression you can see that you can argue whether it was violence or not but there is an intent to push because guards away well let me tell you that i have seen i'm not seeing your version that you are showing on television i have seen exactly what the coast gua