>> they have been focusing on the northeast of nigeria and clashes with police. more recently, they spread to the capital, where it attacked last month, the police headquarters. now there is an attack on the u.n. headquarters. we do not know if this is a shift in ideology or if this is a higher profile tactic. >> we are hearing a lot about the action in libya. is this the sort of group that the u.s. is worried could step in if the power vacuum remains? >> there is fear that they might link up with al qaeda, which is operating in northern nigeria. a power vacuum in libya may cause huge armed clashes. the fear is that there might be some ideological link. some reports say there is talk of training. it is worry some to -- worrisome to the united states. there is going to be a security reaction from nigeria, which has been fairly lax so far. a political and economic solution has to undergird that reaction. there is a disconnect between the state and the communities. that is going to be a long-term project to undertake. cooperation with the neighbors in try to break t

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they are seeking a taliban-style government throughout nigeria. human rights groups say they have killed a around 200 people. the u.n. secretary-general was quick to condemn the blast. >> this is on assault on those who devoted their lives to helping others. we don't have precise figures but they're likely to be considerable. >> investigation is being led by the nigerian authorities. they want to know how security was so badly breached and why the u.n. was singled out with this devastating attack. >> opposition groups in syria say at least three people have been killed by security forces. the latest deaths came as demonstrators turned out on what was the last friday of ramadan to demand for president assad to step down. >> defiant and determined. across syria, tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators on the streets after friday prayers. months after this popular uprising began, these pictures show the opposition is in no mood to give in. the result from the authority is too familiar, gunfighter goes to the streets. these pictures show sy

headquarters in nigeria. at least 18 people were killed in the nigerian capital. no one has claimed responsibility. an islamist sect has been blamed for a series of bombings in recent months. >> the witnesses say the car slammed to the security gates protecting the compound, crushed into reception, and exploded. it sent vehicles flying and set the building ablaze. the complex houses over 20 u.n. agencies and 400 people normally work there. the u.n. secretary general was unequivocal in his condemnation. >> we condemn this terrible act to. >> it lies in the center of nigeria, where the mostly christian south meets the largely muslim north. the city has been the victim of several bomb attacks. this group has been behind almost daily attacks against the police and the northeast. >> i spoke with -- i began by asking him to tell us about the target of the attack. >> the u.n. compound is located in an area where there is a lot of embassies. the u.s. embassy is not far from it. it could be considered as one of the most safe areas. it is generally a very safe city. it emph

and ruin to a small part of nigeria. for decades, oil was pumped from the gobi land. it came at a terrible cost. the water is so contaminated it poses a public health risk. results showed that for a first- time the pollution has sarg deep down into the soil, 5 meters down in some places. this is primarily a report about the impact that the solution, which is thought will take between 25 and 30 years to clean up. oil giant, shell, was criticized for failing to maintain their infrastructure in the area which directly led to the leak. local committees attempted to seek -- stem the lead. shell accepted responsibility for two spills in which oil flowed unchecked for several months. the u.n. has recommended that a $1 billion fund be set up for what it is calling the most wide-ranging and long-term cleanup operation the world has ever seen. it asked oil companies and the nigerian government to come up with the money. the question is, having made billions of dollars by exporting the oil of this land, the cash can now be found to

from the bottom of my heart, i wish to -- >> the musical can to nigeria -- came to nigeria. i have given my life to this struggle. it was a slap in the face of nigerian policies. the same people who are running for the presidency or the forefront fighters in the pdp -- all the same bigwigs are still in the political scene. what have they achieved in the 14 years of democracy? we still have no electricity. nigeria is still poor. we cannot give our children a good education. education is only for the rich. i never get frustrated telling the story about my father, because i love my father very much. i cannot explain how much i love and how much i am proud of my father. it is my duty to give this information as full as possible, as honest as possible, to be as sincere as possible, no fabrication whatsoever for the truth. >> it is being described as a once-in-a-lifetime event in the new zealand capital. in a city that rarely gets no, monday's storm in the wellington is the biggest in almost five decades. the blizzard has disrupted services across the north island, including some

founded in 2002, seeking a ban throughout nigeria. human right group says they killed 250 people in the last year after a failed government attempt to crush them. the u.n. secretary-general was quick to condemn the blast. >> it's an assault on those who devote their lives to helping others. we condemn this terrible act utterly. we do not have criticize casualties heroes but they are likely to be considerable. >> an investigation is being led by the near gearian authorities but the u.n.'s own investigators will want to know how security was badly breached and why the united nations was singled out for this devastating tack. frank gardner, bbc news. >> let's go back to the situation in the united states, as hurricane irene approaches. we can talk to a resident of brooklyn. hani, hon on earth are new yorkers bracing be themselves for this hurricane? >> well, mine new yorkers are divided into two main camps really. kind of more lezzy fair, blase people who are winthed to organizing hurricane parties and then these people who are a bit mor

s headquarters in nigeria. this was the chaotic aftermath of the car bomb-- many dead, many more injured. the suicide bomber got through the gates and into the compound, detonating the bomb close to the main building. the likely target-- foreigners, aid workers, diplomats. these offices are home to many humanitarian agencies. >> this was an assault on those who devote their lives to helping others. we condemn this terrible act utterly. >> reporter: an islamist militant group, boko haram, is thought to be behind other recent attacks. most have targeted nigeria's remote northeast, which borders cameroon, chad and niger. it's feared the group has grown its links to terrorist organizations outside nigeria, including al qaeda. the country is causing concern to the counter-terrorist community. how a suicide bomber managed to get so close to the building will raise questions about security. but of greater concern is whether today's attack shows that an emerging terrorist group is prepared to target the international c

in nigeria including the majority of the offices. blast happened in the same neighborhood as the u.s. embassy and other diplomatic posts. it's clear that several people have been cleared but no casualty count yet. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you more on it as we get it. >>> san francisco police say the time for tolerance is over. they are ready to crack down on the next protest that is scheduled for monday's rush hour. amy hollyfield has more on the tough talk. >> reporter: the general feel among bart riders are relief. even those that are sympathetic, they are tired of getting caught in the middle. the protests have shut down a few bart stations in downtown san francisco during the evening commute for the past two mondays and the group anonymous promises it will do it again this monday. police have generally been lenient all many arrests, it was about four hours into the protest. this monday they promised the response will be quicker. it sounds like the new tactic is both deterring some people and motivating others.

now, though, we're going to be providing internet access to this village in northern nigeria. so, what happens when we turn the internet on here? >> and off here? [indistinct chattering] >> it's not exactly the information superhighway. [bleating] welcome to the village of gitata, 2 1/2 hours north of the nigerian capital abuja. what strikes you as you arrive in gitata is the fact that it seems so disconnected from even the rest of the country. it's not part of the national electricity grid, so most of the people here get their information through battery-powered radios. only a few of them even have mobile phones. i'm gonna give 2 high-speed internet-enabled mobile phones to 2 individuals in this community and find out how that changes their lives and the lives of the people in gitata. [drum solo playing] the brave new world of broadband has barely penetrated this community. for most of the residents here, the internet is a complete mystery... though english premiership football seems to be surprisingly familiar. who's the top striker in chelsea right now? >> eh? >> the top go

the nigeria government hasn't done either. now the city has contacted the state department. we've all called them and the nigerian embassy and our calls have not been returned. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> walnut creek officials tell ktvu they are installing new equipment to adjust the traffic lights on ignacio valley road. some 700 vehicles drive ignacio every day. it should be up and running in just about a month. >>> clouds cleared back to near the shoreline. working their way back up into the bay right now. the key headline, we have warmer temperatures for your weekends forecast. right now on the maps i can show you the fog up there banked up just offshore. even pushing locally into the bay as you can pick out from pacifica. daily city, also san francisco, also surging across the bay and the bay bridge. temperatures today a nice warm up for the inland spots. up in the near 90s. san jose topped out 82 degrees. san francisco at 67, you can pick out on the satellite and radar moisture moving in from the south in the form of higher clouds. we're g

headquarters in nigeria. what witnesses say the suicide bomber did to inflict the most damage. >>> plus, a moving tribute for a fallen marine. how a chocolate lab prod to be man's best friend until the very end. >>> this morning, couldn't even see the blue sky peeking through. it was lots of gray, drizzle at the coast. but changes are already out there. take a look outside here from mount vaca. plenty of blue. i'll tell you how hot we'll get this weekend when we come back. , but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. (sirens) >>> a suicide bomber attacked a u.n. compound in nigeria today. and it had lethal results. witnesses say a sedan ran through two gates. the driver then set off explosives in the reception area. 18 people are confirmed dead in the bombing but that toll is expected to rise since hundreds of people may

buildings in nigeria. there are casualties. >> the explosion wiped out an entire wing of a three-story united nations building sending it crashing to the ground. christian purefoy is live on the phone from nigeria. what happened? >> we've seen security sources on the ground still trying to figure out what's going on and their priority is to help the injured, the explosion happened maybe just over an hour or so ago. we can confirm now this is a bomb attack, the u.n. has confirmed there was a bomb, saying it is an explosion. we're seeing coming out on twitter and social networks quite a powerful explosion. the hospital in abuja have said there are many casualties, lots seriously injured, ambulances keep bringing patients in. they still don't have a figure for how many people are injured, may have been killed. they are still trying to deal with the crisis. it does seem to be serious, carol. >> christian, we'll stay on top of it with you, get back to us with any new developments you've got. staying on top of i

authentic numerous french words were misspelled in the documents one of the letters was signed by a nigeria official who had left office ten years ago several dates and the documents did not match the day of the week several of the names and titles of officials mentioned in the documents were incorrect who was it that asked for this review of the niger nuclear material question it was the vice president mr wilson a former ambassador was sent to niger in response to the vice president's questions about this issue so assume hadley the vice president got a report back in response to his question and that report contained the wilson memo of his assessment the situation wilson says his family is the subject of a smear campaign by senior administration officials the deliberately leaked his wife's identity as a covert cia operative damaging her future career and compromising past missions after he criticized the administration on meet the press and in the new york times the white house hatchet came out and started writing started writing articles which they basically said that wilson was the first

. >> juega ahora colombia méxico, mañana francia nigeria y brasil españa. >> kevin sotherland, a sneterse el lanzador termino con 8 ponches, ian kinglser termina en el jardín izquierdo, los vijilantes ganan 7 a 1. >> los vijilantes tec

has been saying that the whole crowd is active in northern nigeria it's no evidence that they're active in northern nigeria every time the united states wants to step into a situation they say well our kind is that they're there for all we have to fight terrorism therefore we have to get it well people need to be careful here right and they really quickly guess because of course it's also dealing with an amount of iraq and violence what do you think all of this means for syria as violence continues there do you think that there could be any u.s. western involvement. it's possible i would be doubtful syria is a bigger country if the opposition in syria doesn't hold it e.g. a graphical area but that is a possibility i mean who would have thought for instance a year ago there to united states and france and britain would be involved in a war in libya so what i would say was siri is i don't think it's quite the same as libya doesn't have the oil. but at the same time that is a possibility and then you're going to get dominos spreading out across the landscape i don't know where it's going t

. >> atnecion mañana francia ante nigeria y el rival de méxico, saldrá del juego de brasil y españa -juego entre tuzos comienza cuando pone el 1 a 0 para los tuzos y rodríguez anotaba el segundo es que faltaba más en el minuto 78 logra sellar para el equipo de los tuzos . >> en otros estudiantes dos por cero y el volcán el empate a tigres . >> mientras que esta noche jaguares termianan en un empate a 1 . >> la pandilla se encontraba con esta oportunidad la despedicia y manuel , de cabeza se encarga del gol que da la victoria de 1 a 0 . >> esta es la programacion de los devueltas en san francisco . >> en la mayor bronco al boca junior y honduras al agua caliente . >> y después san francisco ante el metapan . >> los gigantes quería estar cerca con arizona le conecta el cuadrangular , y hace de las suyas y solo dio dos hit . >> y wilson cierra las puertas en la campaña y ganan los gigantes y derepente ven para arriba a arizona . >> bueno mañana . >> más del fútbol europeo . >> es todo en los deportes . >> (♪ ♪) . > > las mujeres fumadoras tiene más probabilidad de tener una

le diremos donde terminÓ un aficionado del f >> ecuador, costa rica y nigeria ademÁs de arabia saudita. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de al punto. >> estamos mejor que hace tres aÑos contesta la ex tesorera. >> muchos de los encuestados preferirÍan tener policía al presidente fu bush que a obama. >> quiere ser la primera presidenta de venezuela. >> es el gobierno mÁs excluyente y violento que hemos tenido. >> dicen porque la ley antiinmigrante de la fama es peor que la de arizona. >> y el periodista colombiano nos dice que lo quieren matar. todo en al punto. recuerde, maÑana a las 10 am. antes de despedirnos,1 aficionado del gol americano que creyÓ que su sueÑo se hicieron realidad al ganar unos boletos tÉrmino en la cÁrcel por suplantar a su hermano. debÍa 75.000 $ a su ex esposas por manutenciÓn infantil. hasta aquÍ las noticias del dÍa. muchas gracias. ♪

south africa does about its ambassador and nigeria its second medal position. this week, they recognize the transitional council. the president of bond -- president of called for the ouster of gadhafi and recognize the transitional council. there's a bit of that threat the council. >> the libyan relations will need relations -- notably algeria, which was supportive of khaddafi. we will see what happens there. we're going to open up now to questions from the audience. we have microphones. speak your questions to the microphone and identify yourself. keep your questions brief and direct them to one of the panelists. >> do you know what rebels, leaders, want to be leaders and how people can trust them? why do you think western nations have all the answers for the middle east problems, including libya? thank you. >> would you like to address that question? >> i have a gut feeling we have not seen the emergence of real leadership in libya yet. i do not think, but this is my personal opinion, that all of those kids and young people who fought in the streets, left the

it houses about 400 employees of united nations in nigeria. the blast happened in the same neighborhood where the u.s. and other embassies are located. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> federal government is coming to the rescue of the san jose fire department. a grant from fema is allowing the department to hire back nearly half the 49 firefighters laid off last year. terry mcsweeney is live in san jose with more. that leaves another 20 some odd firefighters, what is going to happen to them? we apologize for the technical difficulties. 22 firefighters go back to work today and rest will come back to work later thanks to a federal grant. >> san francisco police will do less watching and more arresting for the next bart protest. amy hollyfield live. why the change in tactics? >> reporter: bart riders are really frustrated and police say they have rights, too. the protests have been happening during the evening commute on monday night an causing a lot of hassles for the bart riders. forced the closure of some stations

a small community in nigeria could receive compensation after the oil company shell confessed to causing two weeks. shell said that they were committed to clearing up the spill. this had been caused by acts of sabotage and theft. the u.n. has declared famine zones and three more regions of somalia because of the rates of non attrition and death brought on by the worst drought in 60 years. the announcement brings the number of areas suffering from famine to five. they include areas of the capital which have become home to those fleeing the drought. >> refugees arrive in the somali capital. the famine has left tens of thousands dead. this is where they will end up, living on the streets. >> we have been walking for more than three days, we have lost everything we owned. we are tired and hungry. >> this mother and her baby had made it to a refugee camp over the border. they will get the help and support they need. >> we have maybe six from the committee and many have died before they arrived. >> those that get here may not survive. outside of the hospital, they are giving out food and suppl

swanzy meanwhile chelsea midfielder john obi mikael has appealed to kidnappers to release his father in nigeria retail spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he played against stoke on sunday he asked for anyone who had information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help me . let's switch to tennis where there's been an upset at the cincinnati masters eleven seed andy roddick crashing at the end see the german for the schreiber things were looking good for the american he won the first set on a tie break and was a break up in the second but then he lost his way and his temper leveled them actually to settle for a strike of running through his racket down in disgust. and in the deciding say he was given a point penalty after hitting a ball into the crowd in angola that played into cold schreiber's hands he closed out the final say six games to one victory. elsewhere no show for twelve seed richard gask a the frenchman got past ukraine's alexander double pole in straight sets six one seven six the s

. >>> police say a large explosion has struck near the united nations building in nigeria's capital. a wing of the building has been levelled by the blast. many are feared dead. >>> libya's moammar gadhafi remains on the run. we're getting a firsthand look inside his compound. it contains an underground network of tunnels he may have used to escape. rebels also found a photo album with pictures of former secretary of state condoleezza rice, whom he once welcomed into his home and showered with gifts. >>> new video has surfaced of a suspected meteorite flying over the andes mountains in peru ten days ago. >>> and australian a stron omers believe they've found a once massive star that's been transformed into a small planet made of diamonds. it orbits a pulsar in a remote corner of our galaxy. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,149 after tumbling 170 points yesterday. the s&p fell 18 points. the nasdaq dropped 48. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei added 25 points, but in hong kong the hang seng was

chelsea midfielder john obi mikel has been rescued by police after being kidnapped for ten days in nigeria those suspected of abducting him were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the central nigerian city of jos mr ovi claimed soldiers were among his captors. as where players and spain's top two leagues are set to strike for a second week in a row the issue is a pay dispute as around two hundred players have not been paid fully by their cash strapped clubs demanding a wage guarantee from the league and the right to break their contracts if they're not paid for three consecutive months this proposal has been rejected by the league both parties are holding further meetings this tuesday to try to resolve the stalemate. now is just over two weeks to go until the start of the rugby world cup in new zealand russia hope to bring back melbourne rebels star adam burns for their final warm up match against gloucester on friday coach nikolai another said the last news maternal grandparents of both russian should be fit for the clash with england and will feature in a team that will

of chelsea midfielder john mccann has been rescued by police after being kidnapped for ten days in nigeria those suspected of adopting him were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the central nigerian city of chaos mr id trained soldiers were among his captors. elsewhere relevant jersey merino has said he's not going anywhere despite reports he may quit the stuff with a special want to space in a band up to twelve games for a part in poking barcelona assistant coach tito with an over in your eye the portuguese apologized to the fans for the bust up which occurred after phil tempted super cup second leg at the nou camp last wednesday after our side won the cy five for an aggregate at the no that is also subject to a four match retaliating. saying in spain players from the top two leagues are set to strike for a second week in a row the issue is a pay dispute as around two hundred players have not been fully paid their cash strapped clubs are demanding a wage guarantee from the league and the right to break their contracts if they're not paid for three consecutive months thi

meanwhile chelsea midfielder john retail obi has appealed to kidnappers to release his father in nigeria we spoke on please television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he was laid against stoke on sunday he asked for anyone who had information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help me. let's switch to tennis where there's been an upset at the cincinnati masters eleven c. dandy roddick crashing at the end seeded german philip cole schreiber things were looking good for the american who won the first set on a tie break and went to break up in the second but then he lost his way by levelled the match at a set all right and then lost his cool throwing down his racquet in disguise. and in the deciding said he was given a point penalty after hitting a ball into the crowd in anger that are plaguing into kohlschreiber his hands he closed out the final set six games to one for the victory. elsewhere. no shock the twelve c. richard kaskade a frenchman got past ukraine's alexander of straight sets that was six one seven s

. >>> here is a recap on nigeria. a huge explosion rocked the united nations building on friday in the capital of abuja. the blast killed several people. nigerian security authorities told reuters a car rammed into the building and exploded. they say the attack was most likely the work of an islamic extremist group. reuters quotes u.n. officials as saying that the blast killed several people. part of the building was destroyed. the news agency also says medical authorities estimate at least ten people have been killed. the building has three floors and it includes the office of the u.n. development program. several embassies, including the american embassy, are located in the area. more than 2 million people live in abuja. in june, islamic extremists targeted the capital's police headquarters in a suicide bombing. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us on nhk world.

meanwhile chelsea midfielder john obi mikael has appealed to kidnappers to release his father in nigeria because spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he played against on sunday he asked that anyone who had information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help make. that switch to tennis where there's been an upset at the cincinnati masters eleven seed andy roddick crashing out and see the german for the pole schreiber things were looking good for the american who won the first set on a tie break and was a break up in the second event he lost his way and his temper tried to level the match with a sexual frustration of running through his racket in disgust. and in the deciding say he was given a point penalty after hitting a ball in the crowd in anger when that played into kohlschreiber his hands he closed out the final set six games to one trick. no show for twelve seed richard gas k. the french one got passion crane's alexander both will pull off in straight sets six one seven six the scho

has appealed to kidnappers to release his father in nigeria he made an appeal on british television and said he had been abducted. on sunday to anyone who had information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help me. let's switch to tennis now at tension this week cincinnati masters the top seeds have a bye to the second round but there were still some good results for russian plays on the opening day of katherine mccarron spain. to set up a second round of meetings with fellow russian bit is on the. back from her. last week with craig bass that qualify under the seat of the on about to set up a meeting with maria sharapova and that elsewhere. had to come from a set down to be. leveling the match on the tiebreaker and cruising through deciding set six gangstas. one on one and three she made light work of contests with american. women this one six love sixty next face the winner of the match between russian. and italian the. big shock of the day came the menstrual andy roddick the eleven seed suffering a first round defeat to be unse

other news the father of chelsea midfielder john isley mikael has been frayed after being kidnapped in nigeria michael obi was rescued by police those suspected of abducting him were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the central nigerian city of chaos mr obey reflected on his ordeal. i started thinking there for a minute this with me would be. underground. leslie. when they see that i could not be. using it for. me. should just. now in russia angie could face sanctions if found guilty of harassing the ref in that he won when. the russian football union is investigating allegations made against the plays last weekend well that much produced three go. a total of twenty five were schooled in the russian premier league and it is time to enjoy the mole one by one it is. i was a little. loud. i. believe. such. little. some great action then in other news england cricket captain andrew strauss says his side will continue to work hot off to completing a four nil series whitewash over india while after the final test the skipper was all smiles and you would expect to just sing this s

building in nigeria's capital abuja one complete wing of the building was leveled by the blast eyewitnesses report bodies being pulled from the rubble while injury victims are being rushed to hospital the american embassy and other diplomatic buildings are also in the same district and follows a number of attacks by islamic militants in the city. transport minister has announced his resignation clearing the way for the country's premier in five years and also has been under fire for his response to the massive earthquake and tsunami earlier this year the radiation crisis that followed among the potential successors of the current foreign finance and trade ministers and you will face a number of challenges including rebuilding from the devastation and problems caused by the strong yen which is holding back economic recovery. the official. your pod touch from the. life. video on demand. old girls and feeds now in the palm of your. question. dot com. good to have you with us here on our role research. in our close up series i where we explore undiscovered parts. and today we're in the kid off

other news the father of chelsea midfielder john obi mikel has been freed after being kidnapped in nigeria michael o'berry was rescued by police those respective of the abducting him were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the central nigerian city of jos mr obi reflected on his ordeal . on the ground. when they. should just. soldier that he's well anyway and have a new say england cricket captain andrew strauss says his side will continue to work hard after completing a four no series whitewash over india after the final test the skipper was all smart as you would expect he just seen a side beat india by an innings and eight runs during the season during the series england so the world number one ranking from their opponents and strauss said the feeling was different to the emotion felt when england won the ashes two years ago . well i think i think in two thousand not maybe as if there was a bit more motion because we went into a game one all in no one knew how the series going to end up so coming to the series this came through in the law abiding we were very motivated

well meanwhile chelsea midfielder john a recount has appealed to kidnappers in nigeria to release his father spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been adopted because he played against stoke on sunday the twenty four year old asked for anyone who had any information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help me. now the russian olympic team has received abused ahead of their first ever home winter games as cyrus korean short track speed skating great arm him soon has watched his intention to compete for the host nation in sochi in three years time the triple olympic gold medalist in children and multiple world champion hopes to acquire a russian passport in october twenty five year old is currently fall from grace peak form up to failing to qualify for the vancouver games last year but with his knee injury now probably hailed on shunsuke could be gunning for more glory with russia after dominating sport a few years ago russia have yet to take a medal in any of the short track events. and it's now and there's

the news the father of chelsea midfielder john i do recall has been a trade off being taken out to nigeria michael obi was rescued by from a soft tone days in captivity those suspected of abducting him were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the central nigerian city of joss a mr ivy perfected on his ordeal begin to look for a minute this week to meet with. underground. me mess lesley. when they see that i could not be able to using it for. i'm tired. we've got to. georgette's. for five of them so jess. now the rugby world cup is fast approaching and russia hopes to bring back the melbourne rebels star adam burns for their final woman match against gloucester on friday coach nicole i know lucia said she should be fit for the clash and will feature in a team that will be pretty much the one to face the usa in the world cup opener on september fifteenth russia have lost all three of their warm up games in britain so far the latest a hefty forty six nineteen loss to the all surprise that's not who says he's pleased with his side's progress ahead of their first appearance to

other news the father of chelsea midfielder john obi mikael has been freed after being kidnapped in nigeria michael obi was rescued by police those suspected that thing here were paraded in front of the media at a police station in the center nigerian city of justice but i would be reflected on his ordeal. underground. should just. sounds good the world cup is fast approaching and russia hope to bring back their melbourne rebel star adam burns for their final warm up match against gloucester on friday coach nikolai nerdish said he should be fit for the clash and will feature in a team that will pretty much be the one that will face the usa in their world cup opener on september fifteenth russia have lost all of their three warm up games in britain say far the latest a hefty forty six nineteen loss to be our sprays when you rush says he's pleased with his side's progress ahead of their first. world cup meanwhile the coach of hosts new zealand believes he's a potent side for the tournament graeme henry announced his thirty man squad ahead of their try nations clash with the strayer at the wee