turkey is definitely not. and it seems to want less and less. >> reporting from turkey. >> on top of the earthquake warning and the synonymy warning, the fukushima nuclear plant is getting more unwelcome attention. cleanup work has found major blunders in the operations and has found worse connections. and from high hopes to disappointment, the much- anticipated biotic on wikileaks founder julian assange -- why it is panned by the critics. the u.s. obesity rate affects more than one in three adults these days, many say this is the result of the tricks that food companies use to get consumers addicted to their products. >> this is the richest country on earth, where banks can't fail and waistlines can stop expanding. >> the waistlines in america are growing, half of all americans could be obese and less than 20 years. >> sugar reach rinks and wider waistlines go hand-in-hand. >> with 40% of children overweight and -- food has become a drug, marketed by an industry focused on addiction. >> they have created thes

turkey. comfortable with that because they don't want to you we think this is wrong because we feel your accession is a strategic goal for turkey and for democracy to put it circular democracy approach it being a member of the community of nations and while the political cecil between brussels and and current goes up and down more and more people are becoming disenchanted with the idea as turkey's europe minister once said membership is like a pregnancy you either are or you are not where they go she continued for eighty years turkey is definitely not still and it seems to want it less and less reflexion ati from turkey. and russian security services have discovered a large cache of suicide belts and explosives in a house in a southern republic of dagestan it's believed it was being used as a workshop and headquarters for future terror operations or for in this we're going to talk to a corresponding arena going to tell us how and where exactly was this discovered what was discovered near the

city three percent of turkey -- 63% of turkey residents were headscarves already. there are not islamists radicals. they are simply muslims who have a certain religious sensibility. can you imagine a country like turkey where women cannot work in certain services because they cannot were headscarves, regardless of their professional competence? there was also public support about this issue. according to a very recent survey, last month, it showed us that more than 60% of the turkish population supports the removal of this restriction about islamic headscarves, including some of the electoral base of the pro-secular party. i don't tnkso, all of this was n 1925. we oav local autonomy. i have to remind you, during the ottoman time, for three centuries, there was a very large place of little for the kurds. mr. erdogan may have been advanced in the turkish political class, but he is behind -- >> those are the demands you are having. on twitter, we have one reaction. erdogan turns back the clock. no longer an eu candidate. let me get your reaction to all of this. >> fir

in new furs are enlargement of the european union whether it's on the balkans or in turkey. because much more travel more problems for the european union turkish authorities say they are still keen on joining the e.u. family but there has been conflicting signals from an impatient and current prime minister erdogan recently threatened to turn away from e.u. if the country doesn't become a member before two thousand and twenty three many greet with that sentiment believe in a fast growing economic and strategic power will not profit from joining a political and economic zone in deep trouble it's very clear that brics countries have the future of the world the usa and the european union the don't know when and how they will overcome this economic crisis they are not going well and they did everything and they don't have any strategy to do now but the turkish opposition believes it cannot make prosperity is not the main issue they say membership might help improve the domestic situation in the country where spiritual groups can't operate freely and last year turkey was accused

in turkey this was their new way of thinking to a new set of confidence that turkey wants to be part of the entire process meanwhile another issue turning heads in turkey is stalled the e.u. membership bit and tensions are running high as maria reports. always the bridesmaid but never the bride progress over turkey's accession to european union could be best described as. this is like an. endless platonic love affair the europeans doesn't want turkey to go away totally but doesn't want them in the house the talks started in two thousand and five but brussels still says turkey is not yet ready with the eurozone debt crisis raging turkey's membership plans look far less tempting everybody's concert. in new further enlargement of the european union whether it's on the balkans or in turkey. because much more travel and more problems for the european union turkish authorities say they are still keen on joining the e.u. family but there has been conflicting signals from impatient and current prime minister erdogan recently threatened to turn away from e.u. if the country doesn't become a m

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from turkey. and from international news and briefly there's a car bomb blast in syria has killed at least forty people including seven children the explosion took place near a mosque in a town outside the capital damascus the incident comes after reports that the syrian army killed the leader of al nusra front a powerful al qaeda linked rebel group as well as dozens of opposition fighters. in berlin around of five hundred left wing demonstrators have been protesting against police brutality and the country's asylum policies are they gathering was pre-announce online about authorities say it was illegal some protesters settle flares with police chasing one group for almost an hour through a city district asylum policy is a touchy subject in germany where many believe the country has too many immigrants . today's ruling party and the opposition are in talks over forming a caretaker government ahead of next year's presidential elections the country which was the first to inspire the arab spring upri

in turkey. and it was sort of an innocent demonstration opposing a redevelopment of a park in istanb istanbul. but in a very short period of time, those innocent tell stations were hijacked by radical elements and extremists and some illegal groups. the illegal groups attacked the civilians. public properties and cars. they burned them down. and then finally the police had to intervene. but now, things have settled down, and calm and stability is back and turkey on the streets and everywhere in turkey. now we're very stable and secure environment for the tourists and the businessmen that will like to visit turkey and conduct economic relations with turkey. >>> chinese university graduates are learning another lesson after they leave school. they're discovering that finding employment may be more difficult than they thought. 7 million students graduated in july and many still don't have a job. more from nhk world. >> reporter: city authorities in shanghai held a job fair in june. it was targeted

from turkey. some international news in brief for you this hour on a car bomb blast in syria has killed at least forty people including seven children explosion took place near a mosque in a town outside the capital damascus the incident comes after reports that the syrian army killed the leader of al nusra front a powerful al qaeda linked rebel group as well as dozens of opposition fighters. thousands of people in the german city of hamburg have marched in support for african refugees around three hundred migrants from africa are now living in the city and are asking for residency and work permits the demonstrators are also joined as supporters of the asylum seekers who survived a shipwreck off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa a few weeks ago. a peaceful demonstration against bus fares in brazil's capital sao paulo has turned violent protesters vandalized turnstiles a.t.m.'s and certain vehicles on fire injuring at least one policeman the high cost and poor quality of public services

turkey's economic ties with china are becoming stronger. but, as a nato member and a key ally of the united states, it's important for turkey to strike a strategic balance in east asia. that means japan will remain an important partner. nhk world, tokyo. >>> a japanese research team says most of the radioactive cesium that fell on the forest floor after the accident at the fukushima plant is still in the same place. researchers from the japan atomic energy agency installed monitoring equipment in woods near fukushima prefecture in may 2011. that was two months after the accident. they hope to learn how cesium moves from fallen leaves to soil. the results show that rain washed it off leaves six months after the accident. the researchers say that as the leaves decomposed, the cesium moved into the soil. after two years of research, they say that only about 0.1% to 0.2% has reached a depth of 10 centimeters. >> translator: the results suggest that the cesium has not penetrated deep into the ground. i think the findings will be useful to decont

from turkey. elsa go to some other stories from around the world a car bomb blast in syria has killed at least forty people including seven children the explosion took place near a mosque in a town outside the capital damascus this comes after reports the syrian army killed the leader of the all nostra front a powerful al qaida linked rebel group but the government also claims its soldiers killed at least forty opposition fighters in an ambush near damascus seizing a large arms cache. thousands of people in the german city of hamburg have marched in support of african refugees around three hundred migrants from africa are now living in the city and are asking for residency and work permits demonstrators also join supporters of the asylum seekers will survive a shipwreck off the coast of the town an island of lampedusa three weeks ago. a peaceful demonstration against bus fares in the brazilian city of san paolo has turned violent protesters vandalized ticket machines a.t.m. and set vehicles on fir

from turkey. on top of that quake and tsunami scare in the wake now japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant getting more unwelcome attention we're talking about online a former a cleanup work is pointed to major blunders in the plant's operations and accusing management of exploitation even matthew connection. got the story. from a high hopes to bitter disappointment to much anticipated biopic wiki leaks founder julian assange just got a hostile reception to find out why the fifty states being put it we invite you to head to our web site. the u.s. a pieces he writes become a key health concerns affecting one in three adults these days some say though the phenomenon is a direct result of the tricks that food companies use to try to get us lowly consumers addicted to their products or to investigate. it's the richest country on earth where banks can't fail and waistlines can't stop expanding waistlines in america are growing alarming new study showing half of all americans could be obese in less th

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together and provide turkey along control of the entire system the washington is a bit upset the deal is hardly likely to threaten turkey's membership of nato both agree it would be a purely commercial matter if us or bob g. told r.t. that china seems to be stirring up its international clout many voices in nato circles say that turkey should leave nato if such a decision is going to be realized but i don't think so that turkey is leaving nato because of this decision the question is competitive and china of course is the winner of the game that china is now attracting and countries like turkey and maybe some other countries that will go also. influenced by this decision a little feet. on line for you right now there's a new government ministry in venezuela created purely to make sure everyone is feeling more cheery get more on the deputy ministry of supreme social happiness and how it's supposed to put a smile on people's faces through social programs. also think this is a rock think again about the technology that's far from being stone age complete with camera alarm system and onli

. >> the syrian government has accused a turkey for supporting rebel fighters. turkey refutes resent resent developments on the ground. that is worrying the government. omar reports from that border. this is one of turkey's smallest provinces. it shares 110 kilometre border with syria. half of the people that live here are syrian refugees. many are nervous about the al qaeda in the area. >> we are worried. >> this is a road that leads to the syrian border. beyond this turkish border post parts of the northern syria have become a strong hold of al qaeda. last month's it's fighters controlled the city and town which is only 5 kilometres from turkey. the fighters say they are strong and well equipped. this rebel calls on people to join their cause. and in the province of edna the armed group is powerplay and pom reachin --and reaching out to r. the al qaeda linked group and along with other rebel groups want to control more land near the turkish border. syria says the turkish government backs these groups. they have warned that turkey will pay a heavy price for sup

what does turkey do? it supplies the islamists with weapons to destroy the kurds. >> the first turkish kurds to have died in the conflict are being buried. the funeral of a 28-year-old was held recently in a suburb of his symbol -- instanbul. his friend swore they would intervention. >> our friend went there to support this. it groups continue to attack, then many more people will go there to fight, not just from turkey. >> the shop show as soon as it gets dark. few people venture onto the street after nightfall. everyone is worried about their children and the grenade that rained down on the town every night. >> the children are sleeping badly and wake up at the slightest sound. when he hear the sound of bombs the kids come into our bed. -- when we hear the sound of bombs the kids come into our bed. like i stopped having to school every day. a lot of teachers have moved away because they are afraid. >> these days the children are sleeping on the floor where it is supposedly safer. the town they live in i

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like turkey and maybe some others. will go also. influenced by this decision we will see it online for you right now there's a government ministry in venezuela created purely to make sure everyone's feeling cheery get more in the deputy ministry of social happiness and that it's supposed to fly smiles on people's faces through social media programs. also think this is a rock think again read about the technology that's far from being stone age eight with camera alarm systems and online access. one in three americans are carrying way more weight than they should but how much is there obesity down to cover chemical conjuring by the major food companies artie's marina porter has been finding out. it's the richest country on earth where banks can't fail and waistlines can't stop expanding waistlines in america are growing alarming new study showing half of all americans could be obese in less than twenty years sugary drinks and wider waistlines go hand in hand with one out of every three adults clinically obese and forty percent of chil

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together and provide turkey and all the control of the five systems. even though washington's a bit upset the deal is hardly likely to threaten turkey's membership of nato both agree it would be a purely commercial matter presser bochy told r.t. that china seems to be storing up its international clout many. in circles through the turkish nato if such a decision is going to be realized but i don't think so that turkey is leaving nato because of this decision the question is. china of course is. a truck the conference like turkey or maybe some other. little girl also. influenced by this decision we will see it online for you right now there's a new government ministry in venezuela created purely to make sure everyone is feeling more cheery. and more on how the deputy ministry of supreme social happiness and how it's supposed to put a smile on people's faces through social programs. also think this is a rock think again read about the technology that's far from being in stone age complete with camera alarm system and online access. one in three americans

illegal immigrants who are not from syria are also entering the country through turkey. the bulgarian government has also announced a plan to tighten immigration controls to help reduce the influx. >>> a chinese newspaper has apologized for alleged misreporting by one of its journalists. police detained the reporter after he made allegations about corruption at a state-owned manufacturing company. the guangdong based "new express" had been demanding the release of 27-year-old chen yongzhou. the paper carried unprecedented front page articles on two consecutive days last week. but the "new express" ran a front page editorial on sunday in which it apologized to its readers. the article says the paper had failed to fully confirm the facts in the report. it says the way the "new express" demanded chen's release was improper and has damaged trust in the media. state-run xinhua news agency and other chinese media reported on saturday that chen had confessed to the police. the journalist reportedly said most of his articles relied on untrue information provided by an acquaintan

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. >> many women in turkey choose to wear headscarves. up until now, those working in state jobs have not been allowed to do so. now, prime minister recep tayyip erdogan wants to change that policy, which has been a source of dispute between secular and islamist turks. >> we are lifting the ban on women wearing headscarves. the regulation that restricts women's and men's appearances is discriminatory and a violation of the freedoms of thought and religion. >> erdogan also aims to give more rights to turkey's minorities, like these students. soon, private schools will be allowed to teach again in the kurdish language. until now, that has been banned. there is a plan to relax the 10% threshold required for political parties, including kurdish groups, to enter parliament. many kurds say the reforms do not go far enough. still, the government posta bs plans have widespread report -- the government's plans have widespread support. >> we are grateful to our prime minister for taking this step, although i think it should have come earlier. >> it

and they warned turkey will pay a heavy price for supporting armed groups in his country. now, a group in syria affiliated to al-qaeda is just a few kilometers from here and that worried the turkish government. syria's accusations are baseless and he says al-qaeda's presence near turkey is not welcome. >> translator: this problem or threat is a security one, not just for killers but all border provinces and we have a security fear and we are tightening them and it does not have a nation or religion and it targets innocent people and military and intelligence are working really hard. >> reporter: the war in syria is already causing a lot of problems for turkey. but now as different armed groups including al-qaeda make gains on the border, turkey's security could be at risk. al jazeera. >> reporter: coming up, on al jazeera the global nuclear watchdog gives a verbal on the battle to contain the crisis of the fukushima nuclear plant and foreign finances may decide if the greek fears and businesses that represent price will be sold off and in sports what had this brawl in an a

and what they have now is the situation where by the pilgrims are in tur he -- turkey. they are expectedded the to fly to lebanon in the next 24 to 48 hours. zblrchlts they are part of a celebration where relatives have been waiting since may of 2012 for a break through. the big question now is when the two turkish pie -- pilots will be released. and now the turks are fairly optimistic but they don't believe the two pilots are delivered from syria and transported here to lebanon and go to the turkish embassy. they will probably be flown straight back to turkey and then to the outer banks even. >> some of these hostages have been held for over a year, andrew, were are they being released now? >> well it's a three-way deal. it's complicated. but qatar has been a mediator here. some local media here in lebanon says there was a large amount of money involved. technically what took place was these pilgrims were kidnapped and then cones -- consequently the two turkish pilots were detained. and now the relatives of the pilgrims are insisting they were not directly involved in

it's turkeys who go back -- he and i -- go back in a time machine to the first thanksgiving to take turkeys off the menu. [laughter] >> ellen: turkeys from the other side of the tracks that have to work together to take it off the menu, because why wouldn't you want to do that? you're tuey. >> he's the pardoned turkey. he's got the life. living at camp david. watching telenova. >> yeah. i'm not really -- i don't really fit in with the flock, and then this guy comes along and enlists me on this mission. >> ellen: it's great. it's a movie for the whole family. it's a kids' movie but it's for everybody because it's clever. >> i'm glad you said that. it's really from two to 72 can watch this. >> ellen: i would even say someone 1 1/2 can watch this, woody. >> i like that. maybe 1 1/2 to 73. [laughter] >> ellen: broadened our audience. your child will watch this movie. he is almost two now, right? >> he's almost three. he was actually at the premiere. he was on the edge of his seat. just loved it. he, in fact, took the 3d glasses off because i think it got too intense for him, ford really liked i

because of course inside turkey it's a very very hot topic as to whether the turkish government is wise to have pursued the policy towards syria that it has done it could spill over into lebanon into jordan but also cool small dangerously from the perspective of people in the countries who are supplying the funding to these rebel groups maybe some of the foreign jihadi who come down to syria to fight who take their experience in making car bombs and carry out assassinations and so on back into western europe back also even have to some of the rich arab gulf states who funded so the danger it seems to me is that syria could become a feed bed for terrorism and instability and just sometimes even just. while the crime across much of the world at the moment sees itself as looking all the spectators but are afraid could well find that we have actually sparked off a tsunami of terrorism and disorder that could spread right professor thank you very much indeed for your insight live from oxford that was international relations professor mark almond a group of militants attempted to break into t