we can see a long rain stretching for the british isles into western russia. we are seeing heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms. the heaviest rain can be found across the baltic sea and it's windy across the northern parts of germany. as for the british isles, things will be dryer as we head to wednesday. the thunderstorms are erupting across turkey and the stormy conditions will linger for the . to the south, things are dry and mild. temperures are looking like this. we are expecting 27 degrees in rome and 30 in madrid. it's cool in stockholm. we are expecting only 9 degrees and 14 degrees in berlin. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps upthis edition in tokyo. do stay with us.

baltic states, fin land, showers tonight, but that's heading in towards western russia. as for the temperatures on monday, 10 in stockholm, 16 in berlin. turkey dealing with the recovery efforts. 8 degrees is the high. but the morning hours are well below freezing mark. still chilly with a chance of some sleet on monday. all right. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. see you then.

we can see a long rain band from the british isles through northern germany into western russia. underneath the system, we are seeing heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms. the 4e6 eeest rain across the baltic states and it is very windy across northern parts of germany. as for the british isles, things are dryer wednesday afternoon. meanwhile, lots of thunderstorms erupting across turkey and stormy conditions will linger the next couple of days. to the south, things are very dry and mild. temperatures are looking like this. we are expecting 27 degrees in rome. cool in stockholm. 13 in berlin. here is the extended forecas of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

also baltic region looking at a couple of showers that will continue on through western russia.s for the british isles, norway and ireland will see rains. we have a well developed low coming in and a cold front that extends from it is start to go bring in cooler air again. we'll see temperatures falling back to more seasonal averages. london's high on tuesday expecting 19 degrees. that's a significant drop from monday when it was in the mid-20s. paris, too, looking cooler at 22. that cooler air will start impacting the rest of continental europe as well. that's a look at your weather for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> our lead story, the euro swooned to a new ten year low against the yen on the new york foreign exchange market amid concerns over greece's debt crisis. in new york, foreign exchange trading monday, euro dropped to 101 yen, the lowest since june, 2001. it is trading 101.04-08 yen. european kur seen was sold as it became apparent greece will be unable to cut fiscal deficits as much as expected this year and next. a market ober says there is renewed credit un

here in europe, just stretching from the balkans and in towards western russia,long this front is wre we may see som severe activity. we may see some veryeavy rain in slovenia. this is very apparent, just arou this area. severe, and other side of the jet stream, wet and windy. and the temperatures are going to be dropping since last week. it's going to be a very huge drop. vienna, 13 degrees, as well as ndon. tisnta wmer 2 grs. re arer extended fosts. >>> once again, the top story at this hour, credit ratings agency, moody's has downgraded banks in britain and portugal. the move comes amid rising concerns that prolonged debt problems in europe could hurt the health of the financial institutions in the region. moody's said on friday that it has cut its senior debt deposit ratings for the royal bank of scotland and nationwide building society by two notches. lloyd's tsb has been downgraded by one notch, while ratings of nine other institutions have been cut by one to five notches. in a statement, moody's cited a potential decrease in official support for ailing banks, saying the british

here in europe, just stretching from the balkans and in towards western russia, along this front is wheresome severe activity. we may see some very heavy rain in slovenia. this is very apparent, just around this area. severe, and other side of the jet stream, wet and windy. and the temperatures are going to be dropping since last week. it's going to be a very huge drop. vienna, 13 degrees, as well as london. but lisbon staying warmer at 29 degrees. here are your extended forecasts. >>> one again, the employment situation in the united states is showing some signs of life. the country add more jobs in september than the market has predicted. the u.s. labor department said 103,000 jobs were added in the nonfarm sector. the sector is considered particularly sensitive to economic trends. the market predicted the u.s. economy would only adds 60,000 jobs. by sector, construction added 26,000 jobs in september, while telecommunication services saw 34,000 more jobs. that's mainly because of a strike at a major communication firm. by contrast, 13,000 manufacturing jobs and 34,000 government jobs w

moving up through ireland and scotland and then over the ridge of high pressure through in towards western russia that is. but have a look at the temperatures, 29 in london. 28 in paris. can't argue with that. even 25 for you in berlin. 16 in stockholm, so cooling down here. just 11 in moscow. unfortunately you're not getting any of the warmth. but if you are getting it, please do enjoy it i'm sure that autumn is just around the corner. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye. >> "california's gold" is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by the california teachers association, the california school boards association,

the baltic region looking at a few showers that will then continue on through western russia. as for the british isles, they'll continue to see rain as will ireland. winds remain strong for this area, too as we have a well developed low coming in. and this cold front is starting to bring in cooler air. we'll see temperatures falling back to more seasonal averages. london's high on tuesday expecting 19 degrees. that's a significant drop from monday when it was in the mid-20s. paris, too, both start looking cooler at 22. and the cooler air will start impacting the rest of continental europe as well. that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. >>> on the new york foreign exchange on monday, the euro fell to a ten-year low against the yen dipping to the 100 -- upper 100 yen level. euro/yen continues to hover at those levels here in tokyo this tuesday morning. investors sold the single european currency taking their cue from news that debt-strapped greece will not be able to meet its deficit reduction target this year. the euro is currently at 101.11

rolled lamar in the financial decisions politically there's also mileage to be meet russia wants closer relations with western europe to coming to its rescue in its hour of need can only be to its credit something which may come in handy when discussions focus on matters closer to russia's heart such as energy relations. as i look at the markets now all prices are heading lower on monday europe's move last week to resolve greece's debt crisis sparked a rally on global trading floors but now traders are turning their attention this week expansion of the global economy some market watchers expect the jump in crude prices to push gasoline prices higher under my command and stocks in the u.s. are sharply lower with wall street where languishing some of its recent rise bank stocks are falling broadly after the securities firm m.f. global filed for bankruptcy protection past week the company's debt was downgraded to junk status by ratings agencies among other lenders the bank of america j.p. morgan stanley dropped more. and four percent for declines in europe. now stocks in europe are all lower even trading with ba

i'm on a financial decisions politically there's also mileage to be made russia wants closer relations with western europe to coming to its rescue in its hour of need can only be to its credit something which may come in handy when discussions focus on matters closer to russia's heart such as energy relations. and russia seems to be all set to join the world trade organization its agreed final report on the succession russia's chief negotiator said there will still a number of technical issues to resolve those will be completed in a week russia also has to finalize agreements with georgiou which until last week was the only country to continue to oppose russia's accession however it now looks like both sides will agree to a proposal mediated by the swiss clearing the way for russia to potentially join and by december fifteenth. looking at the markets now u.s. stocks open sharply lower with wall street relinquishing some of its recent rise bank's a lower morgan stanley and citi group dropped more than three percent following declines of european lenders alcoa and ford motor slumped over one and a ha

lamar in a financial decisions politically there is also more of this to be meet russia wants closer relations with western europe to coming to its rescue in its hour of need can only be to its credit something which may come in handy when discussions focus on matters closer to russia's heart such as energy relations. looking at the markets now all the clients bearing the biggest nothing gain in more than two years futures slow as much as one point two percent so after japan we can begin against the dollar main commodities priced in u.s. dollars less attractive to investors so market watchers expected jumping crude prices to push gasoline price. undermined enough stocks in the u.s. has sharply lower with wall street relinquishing some of its recent rise banking stocks are falling broadly after the securities firm m.f. global filed for bankruptcy protection last week the company's debt was downgraded to junk status by ratings agencies among other lenders bank of america and j.p. morgan stanley dropped more than four percent following declines in europe. now let's cross over to europe which closed in the red

rolled lamar in a financial decisions politically there's also mileage to be meet russia wants closer relations with western europe to coming to its rescue in its hour of need can only be to its credit something which may come in handy when discussions focus on matters closer to russia's heart such as energy relations. that's a look at the markets now all declines pairing the biggest monthly gain are in more than two years futures slid as much as one point two percent after japan we can begin against the dollar making commodities priced in u.s. dollars less attractive to investors some market watchers expect a jump in crude price to push gasoline prices higher and undermine demand stocks in the u.s. are lower with wall street relinquishing some of its recent rise the dow jones lost one a half percent with all but two of its thirty components falling thing in maker alcoa that saw five point seven percent bank of america and j.p. morgan stanley also dropped more than four percent falling to clients in europe stocks in europe. those in the red with a foot in the dax and things over control of one and a half fo

statement comes in response to building criticism from some western countries as russia moved towards its presidential election authorities in the west of trying to enforce various curfews over the weekend to prevent demonstrations from escalating further more than seventy protesters calling for political and economic changes have been arrested in the states of texas oregon and california police in denver used pepper spray to disperse the crowds there. tear gas also used to chase away protesters who say that they are ready to withstand the pressure. so busy week in the united states with multiple arrests and clashes between police and activists forced out of the camp have a look here. from off has been at the heart of the protests since they began and weeks now bringing us all the latest developments you can look at a twitter right here says that the police have arrived at the camp of occupy wall street protesters in richmond virginia and have started to detain people at least ten arrests made so far i do make sure you can follow my twitter page for all the latest information. the rus

statement comes in response to building criticism from some western countries as russia moves toward its presidential election but authorities in the us to try to enforce various curfew so we can to prevent demonstrations from escalating further than seventy protesters calling for political and economic changes that have been arrested in the states of texas oregon and kind of police in denver used pepper spray to disperse the crowds their batons and tear gas were also used to chase away protesters who say they are ready to withstand the pressure. so a busy week in the united states with multiple arrests and clashes between police and activists forced out of their camps have a look here at the twitter feed from us these are lucy happen after she's been at the heart of the protest since they began bringing all the latest developments because she tweets here that the police have arrived at the camp of the occupy wall street protesters in richmond virginia detaining people there so far ten have been arrested in follow her twitter page for all the latest information. the russian billionai

any form of foreign intervention words coming from the western leaders as well as china and russia who as we know had vetoed that u.n. resolution calling for sanctions on syria all of them are calling for a dialogue for real results to see that the violence really stop and that's really the main focus right now of the pressure coming from the outside they just want the violence to stop. there and war correspondent scott taylor says any attempt to intervene in syria using force could have a devastating effect on the entire region it would have potential to reverberate throughout the entire region which is very unstable right now iraq is not stable americans are due to pull out within two months they're looking to relocating forces into kuwait so they can still maintain some sort of. clout in the area. turkey has launched incursions into northern iraq the kurdish factions minority inside syria as well i mean israel's on the border if you've got all kinds of things there now which would be very difficult to go in there and turn that into a less than volatile situation in other words no on

state comes in response to growing criticism from some western countries as russia moves towards its presidential election meanwhile authorities in the us of trying to enforce various curfews that we can to prevent demonstrations from escalating further than seventy protest is calling for political and economic changes have been arrested in the state of texas oregon and california police in denver used pepper spray to disperse the crowd protest as the saying they are ready to withstand the pressure the state attorney been fond of the free and equal elections foundation of us as the demonstrations should be targeting. well those anti-union pro tears there's anti-corporate just protests i feel and what we really need to have is anti politicians protests here in the united states again whether it's wildest dreams in the you know union corporatist the real problem is these people in our office once we address that issue and we kick them all out of asses and then we will the people will see you know more of the origins of the constitution which i feel as taxpayers left and right across th

western security. that was too favorable to russia unless i think ukraine is not a country. whose political system has been happy for the last few years it's partly the result of western intervention it's part of the results in a. very sensitive to political position between russia and the european union but i think it also has internal factors and so we'll have to wait to see in those folks those play offs if indeed she was driven across to your sentence. thank you very much indeed for sharing your news with us on r.t. john martin of the paris based instead of democracy and cooperation if you so i have for you this hour here in our t.v. bureaus around hangs by a thread slovakia roads are a crucial deal which could decide the fate of dad strapped european nations and plans to bail them out. reshuffling the world's arcade political stage russia's leadin reporter and his chinese counterpart are looking to lay the first breaks in beijing today from aerospace to now development in era g. there is much on the table offer more on the much hyped meeting and what's at stake let's tak

or peter, born in russia's western city. or this new arrival to parents in the philippines?he 7 billionth person on this planet, and for all our differences, so much in common. here's abc's dan harris. >> 7 billion. >> 7 billion. >> 7 billion. >> 7 billion. >> 7 billion. >> 7 billion people. >> reporter: at this landmark moment for man kind, we wanted to paint a portrait of the planet. the average earthling weighs 140 pounds and is 54 montana. most of us have brown eyes, only 8% of us have blue eyes. there are more men than women, just by a hair. and way more righties than lefts. more of us have cell phones than bank accounts. and more than twice as many of us speak mandarin chinese than english or spanish. >> i guess he's the 7 billionth child. >> one of the. >> reporter: by the time this little baby born today at new york presbyterian hospital or this one in israel or russia or japan, turns 14 years old, we will likely be at 8 billion people. and by the way, a baby born today in a wealthy country like america has a 50/a 50 chance of living to 100. as a reporter for abc new

western conference . now to tennis where russia's ladies will fight for the last quarter final sports of the china open honest and maria kirilenko still in action for russia suited for teens but the czech will meet second seat and world number three victoria azarenka prepares to play to mirror. off to between two until eleven years who can chip in some of the stalls in the second round. to take some dominik it's a book about slovakia and current world number one current results will try to overcome a stolen car on the way to the last eight. in the men's game the only russian representative. today sees a review through to the last eight but there are some places who are yet to qualify for the quarterfinals spain it's on called for and must start the day that. will test china now the second round match. takes or father the name and finally in the latest clash of the day south african kevin anderson world play i'll bet one ton of spain. america's national basketball association labor dispute between owners and players shows no signs of resolving anytime soon the leak canceling the rest of the preseason games wit

western conference. now to tennis where russia's ladies will fight for the last quarter final sports of the china open honest people chant go and marry kurylenko still in action thought russia suited for the gene pool the czech roommate second seat and world number three victoria azarenka prepares to play to mira possible after beating to eleven years open champion so not the store in the second round it's enough to take something like it's a book about screwball and current world number one can remember it will try to overcome its own cause on the way to the last. in the men's game the only russian representative with her usually is arrested today she's a really good to the last eight but there are some players who are yet to put a fourth of the quarter finals spin it's on called for and not so good no this start the day that sophie jo will fritz and guard will test the shame of china now the second round match is quote more interesting states are far the the name of its alleged finally in the latest clash of the day south african kevin anderson world play which went on both. america's national basketball a

particularly in your mouth and also into renewables which is of course an area in which russia is perhaps likely behind western europe but of course russia already very close partners and a lot of her. hold the money that goes in from dutch investors into russia all investors into russia is from dutch investors so there is a radicalized barbershop there and you get closer but they're still being signed thanks are. reporting there that's all we have time for now stay tuned for the headlines next with kevin. it's a lifelong dream for many the. brave real alone is not enough to steer the ship the knowledge endures. and genuine love to the motherland history are required and people who revive the ancient craft are sailing through the centuries on archie. one story dominating our headlines this hour after noon on r.t. libyan officials claim colonel gadhafi has died from his injuries after being mortally wounded by government troops during his capture earlier on today the news comes from the city of sirte which has reportedly been freed from gadhafi loyalists after two months of fighting that is the main news this a

particularly in your mouth and also into renewables which is of course an area in which russia is perhaps likely behind western europe but of course russia already very close partners and a lot. all the money that goes in from dutch investors into russia. all investors into russia is from dutch investors so there's a radicalized barbershop there and you get closer with this deal being signed thanks artie's you could go with you for reporting there that's all we have time for now stay tuned for the headlines next with coven. and it's a lifelong dream for many men the. book one brave real loom is not enough to steer the ship. knowledge. and genuine love to the muslims history are required and people who revive the ancient craft are sailing through the centuries on archie.

exchange what russia wants is the ability to control its oil downstream as it moves from russia into europe the western companies the dutch companies on the opportunity to help russia to discover and to drill its oil particularly that which is located in the arctic in your mouth another area in which the touched is renewables the dutch companies are going to be lending their expertise and producing more noodles in russia at the moment russia is lagging behind other countries perhaps not reconsidering its regional resources and of its renewables production in terms of a specific result of course is going to be the construction of this huge oil. now the cost of this project is expected to be anything up to one billion dollars already thirty percent of all the all the go through is russian oil is sure to increase and so this is going to be a prophet of the specific russian company so what capital which is going to be involved in this but it's also going to be improving the image of russia as energy provider and as one that doesn't just provide the oil but distributed as well. to look at the more. it's now

bilking university and talking to us live from ankara thank you for joining us today the western powers have criticized russia and china for a veto in this un resolution on syria why do you think moscow and beijing have joined forces to have. been very upset by the use of the resolution and they see that this is being used as a way to enable. countries . this is just a serious what are supposed to be a. b. c. . humanitarian intervention. you might want to. thank you. many that are saying there are geo political implications when it comes to a resolution against syria some are suggesting it's got nothing to do with any wealth in syria it's more more about regime change to fortify israel's position in the area how do you read into that who just recently israel. would know people to syria it's very interesting. to the syrians. who is it who should is syria. and syria axis. if you change the regime in syria. and israel see it from going to shift. in the middle east. because there are more isolated one of the economies the constitution most often commented on is one of state this is required for us the truth is in

about them on the financial decisions politically there's also majlis to be neat russia wants closer relations with western europe to coming to its rescue in its hour of need can only be to its credit something which may come in handy when discussions focus on matters closer to russia's heart such as energy relations. and russia seems to be all set to join the world trade organization that's agreed a final report on a succession russia's chief negotiator said there are still a number of technical issues to resolve but those would be completed in a week i should also house to finalize agreements with georgia which until last week was the only country to continue to oppose russia's obsession however it now looks like both sides will agree to a proposal mediated by the swiss clearing the way for russia to potentially joined by december fifteenth let's have a look at some of the markets now oil prices are heading lower on monday europe's move last week to resolve he says debt crisis sparked a rally on global trading floors but now traders are turning. their attention to weaken sponsorship of the global economy

bill clinton versus talking to us live from ankara thank you for joining us today the western powers have criticized russia and china for vetoing this you. resolution on syria why do you think moscow and beijing have joined forces to oppose. who i think been very upset by the use of the resolution will get here and they see that this is good news as there is a wage to enable western states. countries. this is if the doctors are serious about who is supposed to be able. to see full. albums of the people or humanitarian intervention. you might want to. thank you. many that are saying there are geo political implications when it comes to a resolution against syria some are suggesting it's got nothing to do with any wealth in syria it's more more about regime change it's a fortify israel's position in the area how do you read into that who just recently israel. although i have said before the assad regime would necessarily prove people support syria if it is israel. to do an absolutely serious. who cleave to physically should these serious. and syria acts if you are as a ground zero is. this really if you shou

getting involved similar to how the events unfolded in are still unfolding in libya so russia blocked to the western backed the u.n. resolution which did not exclude the chances are for military intervention currently russia and china are proposing their own resolution which condemns both sides for the violence last week of thirty syrian moscow met with representatives of the syrian authorities but they are still here they say they are not ready to hold any negotiations with the opposition's just yet pakistan's arrest of the dozen suspects that follows increasing pressure from the us which accused the country of sheltering terrorists i want to fishley the to see eye to eye on many issues some in washington are ready to support action against islam a bad result is gone and she can report. the drums of war beating loud and clear washington calls pakistan a safe haven for terrorists we can now hear. coming across the border attacking their forces attacking an. afghanistan these and then disappearing into say. the economy network for one acts as a veritable arm of pakistan's internal services intelligen

you know russia proposed a new resolution to the security council which is under consideration now what further steps can we expect syria to say it should be sneer is aleutian be approved by western powers or. first of all we do not expect the west to approve russia's new resolution secondly vetoing that resolution has created benefits for syria but not only syria it gave us more time to implement reforms russia above all other states requires the syrian government to implement the reforms in question and to maintain a comprehensive dialogue to have we did more than just make use of russia's veto we used to lift external pressures from our reforms process and we agree with russia that any foreign intervention into our domestic affairs is unacceptable just as any attempts to increase economic sanctions against syria since they infringe upon the interests of syrian citizens in the course of our consultations it became clear that russia is even more demanding than other countries in urging syria to complete the forms and to maintain a comprehensive political dialogue another issue here is that russia is between the proposed resolution gave new life to the security council itself by

university of sydney good to see you thank you for joining us on the program so russia and china want to balance western influence but. there are two nations who just a decade ago were not so friendly to each other work together so closely. well in the short term they certainly can and the main reason driving russia and china together is the continued influence and resilience of american power in asia now russia is focusing more and more so on asia and less and less so on europe it's still a very dominant america in the region and russia has no choice but to bandwagon with the chinese for a moment now in the longer term there are questions whether those two countries are really allies but in the short term america is driving them closer together ok so as you say america is ultimately driving russia towards asia as russia does see more and more western dominance so certainly in the west and western europe but how does such a friendship bode for the global political arena long considered america's backyard are they really up to the task and how do you think america will react to russia and china becoming

and in business world demand is no longer being mainly driven by the developed western nations and this is good for russia weak children not spoken about sentiments. it is not a out of the russian capital you're watching r t with mirroring the joshua welcome to the program iranians hiring mexicans to assassinate the saudi ambassador in america and the details of a complicated quat the u.s. government says it has uncovered officials in washington say to rein in agents tried to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack allegations they ran dismissed as a comedy show he's got into account has the latest from the u.s. capitol. the u.s. attorney general explicitly said that the u.s. will be holding the uranian government accountable for the plots to kill the ambassador of saudi arabia to the united states also the u.s. is accusing your rant of conspiring to stage two bombings at these really embassy in washington and at the embassy of saudi arabia also in washington and here is how the u.s. department of justice came up with those accusations the f.b.i. and was drug enforcement agency have