typhoon chan through was sweeping across southern china bringing more to wrench all rain to the country the storm comes after severe flooding and landslides that more than seven hundred people dead and three hundred forty seven missing so far this year many roads bridges and houses have collapsed and officials say damages from severe weather conditions are in the tens of billions of dollars it's the worst flooding in the country in over a decade. also in our world update this hour the u.s. senate has passed a bill aimed at helping two and a half million unemployed americans whose benefits are due to run out this month the bill will extend welfare for a further three months and many were left without financial help due to the stalemate in the gauche oceans between republicans and democrats senators say they will send a bill to the white house to be signed later today. well debt worries seem to be easing in several european countries with recent successful debt sales in greece and spain later mexico is there and stacy herbert discussed whether kicking out investment giant goldman sachs is

its second typhoon in a week as the country continues to battle its worst wasn't a worry decade typhoon chan two was upgraded from a tropical storm after gathering strength over the south china sea shipping between iran and the mainland has already been suspended and dozens of flights canceled more than seven hundred people have died since the start of the year as a result of. rental rains in southern and central china. the international court of justice is set to decide whether possibles declaration of a panels from serbia in two thousand and eight was legal while sixty nine countries have recognized possible as an independent state which serves living there still refute and tensions remain high between the communities ninety percent of possible citizens are ethical binion's the hill laterally declared independence from serbia and sabu were two thousand and eight after un brokered negotiations failed political expert on the balkans we should not be law which thinks that's the case as a board so that legal justice still exists. but is a bit a little bit. against the powers that talk out on p