Transcript in the news of July 9, 2007 (With some misspelled words)
>>> The United Nations nuclear agency has agreed to send inspectors to
North Korea to
supervise and shut down its nuclear reactor. The IREA will install
monitoring cameras and seals on equipment at the reactor.
Pyongyang agreed to close it in exchange for economic aid. Rais massed 140,000
soldiers on its border with
irar turkish kurdish
separatists.
He denies any wrongdoing and has
responded by taking his
self-defensetyg coalition that he said
will collapse the government.
It may mick early elections.
>> More from in a moment
but over to you in washington.
>> There is a lot of pressure
now in washington on president
sh issmen have been rebelling
ahead of a report for mr. Bush's
presented to congress later this
week
hearing alan brooks
>> A small study in despair from
the iraqit
this was the aftermath of a bomb
that killed 150 people ebb sowed erodes
political hope and not only washington the
opponents of the president are
gathering once again on capitol
hill to tryndorentangle.
In iraq.
>> President bush's surge has
been the deadliest of the war,
sis not working.
We cannot wait until september
to act.
>> Reporter: In the coming days,
congress will be consumed with
q
tie bringing the
troops home and the signs are
that some republicansre
sident andvote foretf
plan.
New strategy for iraq insisted
the white house, should not be
decided by congress.
>> Thetiaq not neehelp of 159,000 american troops
in their country.
Yet withdrawing our troops b
upon without the advice of our
american military commanders
would not be in the
it w
that is not something we are
going to do
>> Reporter: It seems clear that
president bush's support among
ke
is starting to eb away.
That's the bad news for the
white house ent bush's evhile
>>> Democratic senator jiman.
Before the programme i asked him
if the leaders that
crco an endnk that the provisions
that we are going to be debating
will certainly moveow say thhe completelyou can end
that is new to thes of the american
people is catching up to the
american congress.
People have been ahead of the
american ngr running iedin
remove our military troops out
in the first part of the
campaign people were saying i
wanted to cut and run.
Prerehearsed wolfowitz phrases
and the american people didn't
buy it.
It is only now that many of the
republicans are buying what was
in the iraq study group.
So i tdehead of
the rest of the congress on this
>> When you are a rebound
colleague signs up a firm
timeline for bringing american
troops out of don't think i would
sign up for support is a
timeline for beginning the
withdrawal because of the signal
that it sends.
And i would expect that most
republicans who are concerned
about the war would do the same
thing
>> Reporter: Do you expect there
is going to be a big debate
about the consequences of what
would happen inside iraq whenngnsjust put out
a paper saying it is concerned
about a humanitarian crisis.
>> It's a n, it's a
concern that's going on right
now.
There is a humanitarian crisis
right now.
We've got i t jordan, some
in syria, some internally
displaced.
All of the things that people
are saying will happen if we
withdraw were actually a
consequence of the invasion in
the first place.
So we need to be more
responsibletion was when it went
in.
We need to bring our troops out
in a responsible way at the same
time that we are leaving
together the right sort of
diplomatic group inside the
region where countries inside
responsibility for
aftermath.
That's the way it should be done
and it rt haven't seen
in the past
>> Reporter: You just returned
from asia.
Did what you heard from that
trip make you more convinced
that it is time for america to
start getting out of iraq
>> I was ready i ied and
occupied iraq that it was going
to affect the american
infrastructure, the army and our
ability to address our strategic
interests elsewhere.
And east asia is an enormously
vital part of the world for the
united states and it has been
pushed to the back burner and we
need to be addressing that for
d also for the country.
>> Reporter: Jim web, democratic
senator from virginia speaking
with me a short while ago.
Coming up on the programme, 12
years on fromca
massacre, the remains of 400
victims are finally returned to
their families. The business news
from new york here is michelle
flur
>> Thank you.
Second
quarter earnings season and
solid gains on the market.
The numbers are just ahead.
The second quarter earnings
season got off on the road with
numbers from alcoa after the closed, property profits
of $716 million down from $749
million a year earlier.
The drop waschos bid.
The company rejected alcoa's
offer outrightn. Other company
news and french big gias specu to buy dutch baby
food company.
The move comes just sas after
the first government as a
n that needed aktstself.
Google is making further
inroads into the business
software
software market, se programs for $625
million buying apr
microsoft mavenymantic own the
other parts.
Certainly been disappointing.
It has been eclipsed by cheaper
rivalssh nice
start to the earnings season
amid low expectations.
The dow was up as was the nasdaq
up three points and over in
europe, the min
sectors closed stocks higher.
The ftse was up just over a
quarter of a percent.
>>> This is bbc world.
President bush faces increasing
pressure over his iraq
given time.
And two years after a failed
bomb attempt on london's
transport system, four men have
been convicted of conspiracy to
murder.
Remains 436
victims of the srebrenica
massacre have been exhumed.
They were murdered when
1995.
We get this report.
>> Reporter: 12 years on, some
of eb
er
mass graves are still being
unearthed from
genocide signs the holocaust.
Exhuming remains like this ispainful.
>> We are paying our last
respects to them.
This is a very difficumoment.
>> And it's the first time
D.N.A. Has been used to identify
victims of aoc>>Od o
representing 28,000 different
people and the majority of
americans weified
personsthe
srebrenica.
Muslim refugees gathered there
thinking they were under the
protection of dutch peacekeepers
but they were hugely outnumbered
bysands of muslims were
slaughtered.
Some of the relatives are now
trying to sue
there are those still searching
for the remains of their loved
ones
>> I found myro combroerbrother and
I'm still searching for my
father.
>> Some of the o v t.Ven a dignified
burial on wednesday.
Part of a ceremony marking the
12th anniversary
srebrenica.
The two men accused of being the
perpetrators are still on the
run. And mladic are
still on the run and until
they're brought to justice, this
chapter of the balkan warver be closed.
Coming up on the programme,
panic buying in zimbabwe.
The country is verging on
economic collapse.
Pakistani authorities are giving
negotiationses a chance to end
the iej ofas
surrender
surrender.
Security forces have besieged
the compound since violent
clas pro-tlan
militants last week.
>> The delegation led by a
formerme inside the mosque to send
out the dead, wounded, women and
megaphone
mobile phone but he refused to
come and they refused to go
gunfire
>> Earlier security force trn s dozens of
hard core militants have either m to
stay behind and act ats humans human
shields.
There is gre f they
have warned against a violent
end.
The supreme court has ordered
general musharraf gave the go
ahead for talks after a high
level cu there talk a
stay the chose is
amnesty to martyrdom.
The president says it's
surrender or death.
But the islamic
wi ta risk.
They're now asking for
permission to go into the mosque
for face to face negotiations.
>> Security in indonesia filed a
civil suit against former
presidentto.
The money was actually channeled the family.
Police in zimbabwe say over a
thousand businesses have been
fined for defying orders to halftwek ago in hopes
of putting a break on hyper
inflation.
South africa has now stepped in
to try tonteshe
control by the zimbabwan
government has led to panic
buying in mannede harare
said she was unable to buy fish,
eggs, meat, cheese ormargarine. 1300 peoplero
business community have been
fined for refusing to reduprices.
>> E.
>> The regional organization
southern african dme
on a rescue programme.
There were unconfirmed reports
that one solution would be to
link theze
the collapsing economy.
Amid a news blackout, the south
african presidentbe
victoria between the zimbabwan
government and the opposition mb pr ctr
haveat
these discussions.
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part of a pile-up towards the
d y 170 kilometres
between dunkirk and france yid cycling but
there were a few areas that
helped the mor
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were caught three kilometres
t a mass
belgium prood mea ed to avoid it in
front of the home crowd.Team alliance was thrown jerseying inned to
retain the top for stage hard days of
rain ahe.
>> Mike, i bet you wish were you
there.
>> It would be nice to be on the
road again.
Thank you very much for being
with us.
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