. >> tiananmen square became the focal point of the protests. the square is right in front of the great hall of the people, where the seat of chinese government is. it was mind-boggling. i was in the middle of that march. i'm 6'2". i weigh 200 pounds. i was literally swept off my feet by those demonstrators. >> photojournalist jeff widner covered it for the "associated press." >> there was this amazing, uplifting feeling in the air. >> a few weeks later in mid-may, the situation intensified when soviet premier mikhail gorbachev heads to china. >> remains a world turned upsidedown tonight. >> he was an advocate in his home country. his visit gave them an opportunity to go to the streets and express themselves in a way they had not before. >> they knew they had the world watching them. >> and this also enraged the chinese authorities who are used to stage managing every photo op. and suddenly they had no control. >> after gorbachev leaves and the protests continue, chinese authorities change their tactics. >> the chinese communist party cracked do

. >> tiananmen square became the focal point of the protests. the square is right in front of the great hall of the people, where the seat of hichinese government is. it was mind-boggling. i was main the middle of that march. i'm 6'2". i weigh 200 pounds. i was literally swept off my feet by those demonstrators. >> photojournalist jeff widner covered it for the "associated press." >> there was this amazing, uplifting feeling in the air. >> a few weeks later in mid-may, the situation intensified when soviet premier mikhail globe chauf heads to china. >> remains a world turned upsidedown tonight. >> he was an advocate in his home country. his visit gave them an opportunity to go to the streets and express themselves in a way they had not before. >> they knew they had the world watching them. >> and this also enraged the chinese authorities who are used to stage managing every photo op. and suddenly they had no control. >> after gorbachev leaves and the protests continue, chinese authorities change their tactics. >> the chinese communist party crac

. >> tiananmen square became the focal point of the protests. the square is right in front of the great hall of the people, where the seat of chinese government is. it was mind-boggling. i was in the middle of that march. i'm 6'2". i weigh 200 pounds. i was literally swept off my feet by those demonstrators. >> photojournalist jeff widner covered the protests for the associated press. >> there was this amazing, uplifting feeling in the air. >> a few weeks later in mid-may, the situation intensified when soviet premier mikhail gorbachev heads to china for the first sino-soviet summit in years. >> remains a world turned upsidedown tonight. >> he was an advocateof perestroika and glasnost in his country. his visit gave them an opportunity to go to the streets and express themselves in a way they had not before. >> they knew they had the world watching them. >> and this also enraged the chinese authorities who are used to stage managing every photo op. and suddenly they had no control. >> after gorbachev leaves and the protests continue, chinese aut

government authorities are blaming uighur people for deadly car crash near tiananmen square. members of the group are concerned prejudice against them will spread. nhk world has more. >> reporter: a sport utility vehicle went off the road on monday, veered into a crowd of sightseers and then crashed and burst into flames. the three people in the suv were killed, along with two bystanders. investigators have described the incident as a well-organized terrorist attack. they say all of them are uighurs, as were the three people in the car a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry suggested members of the east turkish islamic movement may be linked to the incident. the group is fighting for independence in the uighur autonomous region. uighurs in beijing say they're experiencing backlash. some say their landlords have pressured them to move. others say staff at a hotel refused to let them stay. about 9 million uighurs live in the uighur autonomous region, but the region is dominated politically and economically by chinese who make up the majority of the country's population

square nhk world's kuranda toggle reports from beijing. chinese all regions and is keeping the peace. there were people in the council remained constant. i love the buggies been on the internet and i'm worried if you get to the majors should be taken to ensure safety. on the shelf chinese authorities claimed contrast last week was a attack. organized by illegal separate system. did you turn in to prevent any further violence and have tightened security nationwide

the couple say police came to their house on the day the car crashed near tiananmen square. an official later told them a vehicle involved in the case was registered in their son's name. >> translator: my son helped me all the time. he's a sweet boy. he would never get involved in such an incident. i'm very worried about his situation. >> his mother says she has a bad heart and fears she may never see her son again. >>> taiwan's chief prosecutor has been indicted for allegedly leaking secrets about a political rival to president ma ying-jeou. the case could deal a serious blow to ma. the president's support rate has recently plunged to around 10%. district prosecutors on friday filed charges against the prosecutor general huang shyh-ming. he is accused of providing the president with confidential information on parliamentary speaker wang jin-pyng. it was allegedly obtained through a wiretap. wang had been facing allegations that he pressured prosecutors not to appeal the acquittal of a prominent opposition lawmaker. president ma cited the allegation when he urged the speaker

the increased measures follow last week's fatal car crash near tiananmen square which the government teamdeemed an act of terror. officials have been ordered to quash acts of terrorism in the planning stage. the website shed quo inspected police boxes in the capital on monday. he urged police officers to increase their visibility so citizens will feel safer and said china faces a tough fight against terrorism. he called for extra vigilance. last week a sport utility vehicle veered into a crowd of tourists and burst into flames. three passengers were killed along with two by stapders. chinese authorities arrested five in connection with the skept. all are believed to be members of the uighur minority group. the third plenary is due to start on saturday. china's leaders have lashed out at foreign observers on their views of the tiananmen square crash. u.s. state department personnel say they're carrying out their own investigations. >> we're going to tip to monitor the situation and look into exactly what happened before we make a broader statement. >> chinese shortauthorities say cras

government authorities are blaming uygur people for a deadly car crash near tiananmen square and members of the group are concerned it will spread. nhk has more. >> reporter: a utility vehicle went into a crowd on monday, then crash and burst into flame. the three people in the suv were killed, along with two bystanders. investigators have described the incident as a well organized terrorist attack. they say all of them are uggers, as were the three people in the car. a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry suggested members of the east turkish islamic movement may be linked to the incident. the group is fighting for independence in the autonomous region. uggers in beijing say they are experiencing backlash. some say their landlords have pressured them to move. others say staff at a hotel refused to let them stay. about 9 million uggers live in the autonomous region, but the region is dominated politically and economically by hun chinese, who make up the majority of the country's population. many uygurs chase at chinese controls, though the government denies imposing restrictions

square. and this week's explosion near a regional party building in shaanxi province. isn't she jean ping said before the opening of the supreme them. she intends to lay out a blueprint for a comprehensive report. people in china and around the world are paying close attention to how he will tackle the country's many child checks. rundle title. nhk world teaching. the honey almond hit the central philippines on friday. strong winds and heavy rainfall caused flooding and landslides. government officials i e mobile one hundred and thirty people are killed by the most powerful typhoon days yet communications would like to dine on one disruptive to live there now but the storm has passed. the show was i able to get to clean up picture of the situation local talent and people chatting damaged vehicles and destroyed houses in coastal regions. national disaster risk reduction the monitor and council officials signed at least one hundred and thirty eight people have been confirmed. no one to two poin

as you china has slammed the western media coverage of last week's deadly tiananmen square vehicle accidents the chinese foreign ministry said a western news organizations were using double standards when reporting the incident which left five people dead by linking the crash with china's policies towards ethnic minority muslim leaders. beijing is called the tracks a attack kl by religious extremists from a region in the far west of the country called she and dan the extremists were partly from the east strictest and islamic movement which has been fighting for independence for jam gang and were carried to its banners and machetes with them at the time of the accident on tiananmen square. cnn has claimed the attack could have been a desperate cry from the minority on the margins of china's monsters development machine by the head said leaders in china and abroad. label the tiananmen crash a dubious pretext for oppression. then dave is home to around twenty one million people most of them we are muslims who often take that china's restrictions on their religion culture and language the govern

i dared and terracotta turn is next to tiananmen square. and kirsten complaints. chinese government officials have cake and i suspect into custody. there is said to be leaders. if it still felt the cost was a act by the east pakistani islamic movement. the cube is demanding independence for some time. the dish and twenty seven plane into twenty ten bond between the chair back again. she is due to a youthful are not that it will mean that only has two gangs. china central television and in the air con in my brain from this team down. reader comments for you at our first and ninth in the flag with extremist religious slogans were found and crying. it looks government is nocturnal and domestic news outlets to report the incident. they give him an easy thing to explain its media to stress its belief that the east pakistan atlantic newman was involved. this headline and a organization is behind the class. sarah stay. i was using to crack down on terrorism ticket for entry last night and camped on the issue. some people are raising questions over the government claimed

officials say they're looking into exactly what happened in a deadly car crash in beijing's tiananmen square. >>> and chinese leaders believe the latest economic figures show their effort to support tech companies may be paying off. >>> egypt's former president has gone on trial in the capital cairo. mohamed morsi faces charges of inciting murder. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the opening of the trial marked the first time morsi has been seen in public since military leaders overthrew him. morsi took office last year as egypt's first democratically elected president. but military generals removed him in july after protests erupted across the country. demonstrators took to the streets to express frustration over a worsening economy. and deteriorating security. prosecutors say morsi ordered his supporters to use force against opponents staging a sit-in around the presidential palace last december. at least five people were killed. morsi struck a defiant tone at the trial. he rejected the court's authority, refusing to wear a prison jumpsuit and calling himself president of the republi

. >> chinese government government sen source were in full swing, a vehicle drove into tiananmen square, barrelling into a crowd, killing five injuring dozen more. other than one print report, there was a news blackout for two days before state-run television reported the story as a case of terrorist. >> beijing's public bureau said it was a terrorist attack. >> and thousands of posts were used to stop microblogers reporting the news until the government declared it official. that has been the modus operandi for budget in the first year of xi jinping's leadership. >> translation: since he came to power, the space for people to talk online has been narrowed. some crack downs are violations of the law. some are declared guilty, falsely, and are forced to confess on state-run television. that makes people confused and thinking what is the president's intention. the. >> it's unlikely the new president will loosen control over the media. we can see this from what was put forward after he assumed presidency. if you look at the members in the politburo, some of them used to be propaganda offic

. >>> china's foreign ministry says it suspects a connection between monday's deadly tiananmen square car crash and the east turk stand movement. beijing calls the movement a terrorist organization. they are expected to step up restrictions on ethnic uyghurs in the name of fighting the terrorism. this was the first public official to link the group with the organization. >> translator: terrorists have lock engaged in activities to divide china with the aim of establishing a so-called east turkistan. they have named five suspects which they say was an organized attack. they are all believed to be uyghurs. the uyghurs received the news with growing anxiety. we have this report on that. >> reporter: many armed police men are patrolling a major city in the uyghur region. they fear the authorities will tighten their control over them. >> translator: if it really was caused by uyghur people, i'm worry it could affect my business and we could be subjected to further discrimination. >> reporter: the uyghurs are a separate group from the chinese. nearly all of them are muslims. many uyghurs ar

flames -- in tiananmen square, crashing and bursting into flames. all those in the car were killed. it was initially unclear how the car had gotten through the cordon. state television later said it was a terrorist attack carried out by members of china's muslim minority. >> make come every day to check on us, check our papers -- they, come every day to check on us, check our papers. >> groups have been fighting for more autonomy from beijing for decades. there have been increased number of clashes -- an increased number of clashes. >> there was jubilation in the west bank later on tuesday after israel released 26 palestinians from prison. the men had been in jail for decades, most convicted of murdering israelis. >> i'm so happy. the whole families here -- family is here. hopefully soon all prisoners will be freed. >> their release was part of a deal with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and at pushing forward -- aimed at pushing forward peace talks. abbas was on hand for the celebration. the israeli settlement construction is the most contentio

security officials have been on heightened alert since a car crash last week near tiananmen square in beijing. >> translator: i would feel anxious if incidents like these happened over and over. >> reporter: authorities' reaction to the latest incident contrasts with their handling of the crash. officials deleted images in video clips of the earlier incident from the internet. but they have left images showing the scene of the explosions online. and they apparently have not restricted the chinese media's coverage of the blasts. government officials have blamed the car crash on members of the wieger ethnic minority. chinese ethnic groups are a highly sensitive topic for the country's leaders. officials have not said the latest incident involved ethnic issues. security personnel are working to avert any further incidents. they're taking extra precautions ahead of a communist party conference that begins on saturday in beijing. nhk world. >>> a senior u.s. official has thrown out an incentive in talks about iran as nuclear program. the unnamed official said the u.s. will ease economic sa

. >> chinese government government sen source were in full swing, a vehicle drove into tiananmen square, barrelling into a crowd, killing five injuring dozen more. other than one print report, there was a news blackout for two days before state-run television reported the story as a case of terrorist. >> beijing's public bureau said it was a terrorist attack. >> and thousands of posts were used to stop microblogers reporting the news until the government declared it official. that has been the modus operandi for budget in the first year of xi jinping's leadership. >> translation: since he came to power, the space for people to talk online has been narrowed. some crack downs are violations of the law. some are declared guilty, falsely, and are forced to confess on state-run television. that makes people confused and thinking what is the president's the. >> it's unlikely the new president will loosen control over the media. we can see this from what was put forward after he assumed presidency. if you look at the members in the politburo, some of them used to be propaganda officials, and t

square in beijing last week. the government called that a terrorist attack. public services in greece are being brought to a standstill by general strike as protesters continue to protest against austerity measures. courts and schools were also shut. than 30ve been more general strikes in greece since the start of 2010. pain is probably a pretty good description of what it is like to have acid thrown in your face. it is how the artistic director of the russian ballet described his experience in january. he was in court in moscow today, where a top dancer is on trial for the assault. steve rosenberg has more. >> he had been badly burned and nearly blinded. the bolshoi ballet's artistic director nine months ago. someone had thrown sulfuric acid into his face. now he had the chance to confront his alleged assailants. cameras crash of tv outside the courtroom, you could tell the drama inside would be as gripping you had ever seen on the stage of the bolshoi. because among those on trial here is one of the ballet trou

. >> translator: i think there might be more incidents like the deadly car crash at tiananmen square. many people have given up hope. >> reporter: this day, li joined others who came to beijing to complain about corrupt officials and their high handedness. she began chanting her demands. her banner urged the communist party to give her case a fair hearing, but the police quickly moved in. they also forced us to stop covering her activities. >> translator: our country needs to change. if it doesn't, the people will continue to suffer. >> reporter: the chinese government has yet to listen to many people who say their rights were violated. disputed seas strain relations with their neighbors. find out about the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> and this just in, lawmakers in japan's lower house have just passed a bill that would give government officials sweeping powers to decide what constitutes a state secret. the government already has controls in place on classified information. the bill would give senior officials authority to define what are known as special secrets that wou

authorities tightened security after an incident last week near beijing's tiananmen square as a sport-utility vehicle veered into a crowd of tourists and then crashed. five people were killed. the authorities say that incident was an act of terror. >>> experts from around the world are starting to take a more active role in what's happening at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. the agency is planning a series of fact-finding missions in northeastern japan in the coming weeks. the first will look at leaks of radioactive water into the pacific ocean. iaea officials have sent two members from the marine environment laboratory in monaco. the experts will stay in japan through next week. the experts will test samples of ocean water and analyze them for radioactive materials. and they'll ask officials at the plant how they monitor the water. the people in charge of the operation say radioactive water has been leaking into the ocean. the iaea plans to send another team of experts later this month. they'll monitor the decommissioning process for the reactors. iaea chief yui can kkio amana says japa

square in beijing last week. the government called that a terrorist attack. public services in greece are being brought to a standstill by general strike as protesters continue to protest against austerity measures. courts and schools were also shut. than 30ve been more general strikes in greece since the start of 2010. pain is probably a pretty good description of what it is like to have acid thrown in your face. it is how the artistic director of the russian ballet described his experience in january. he was in court in moscow today, where a top dancer is on trial for the assault. steve rosenberg has more. >> he had been badly burned and nearly blinded. the bolshoi ballet's artistic director nine months ago. someone had thrown sulfuric acid into his face. now he had the chance to confront his alleged assailants. cameras crash of tv outside the courtroom, you could tell the drama inside would be as gripping you had ever seen on the stage of the bolshoi. because among those on trial here is one of the ballet trou

square, killing several people. in japan's case, worsening relations with china might hurt japanese business prospects in the world's biggest market. japanese scholars have formed a study group on bilateral relations. they hope to submit proposals to the two governments. they feel that a military confrontation has to be avoided by any means possible. >> how has this affected the chinese position in the territorial dispute? >> well, the chinese have been sending their ships into japan territorial waters off the senkaku islands. the leaders tell their people that the government is standing up for its territories. it's almost a year since x xi jinping took power. the conference is schedule forward the 9th. chinese authorities appear determined to maintain stability at home. they want to consolidate its political base and it's expected they'll make no diplomatic compromises. will clearly be some time before relations with japan show any great imp provement. >> thank you for that. that was kurado, nhk world, beijing. >>>

. >> china named the group that it thinks is responsible for the suicide attack in tiananmen square. the government says that the east turkize stan islamic movement organised the attack. the group wants independence in the north-western regions. five were killed when a car ploughed through crowds, crashed and burst into flames. >> an antinuclear politician in japan wrote to the emporer outlining concerns over the fukushima nuclear plant. the emporer is not normally involved in politics and many are outraged at these actions saying the constitution has been breached. the fukushima nuclear plant has been leaking radio active water after being crippled by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >> 18,000 japanese troops are preparing for one of their biggest military drills. they are simulating an island that china and japan lay claim to. it's the latest in a bitter dispute between the two countries. >> china and japan have been here before. both sides are talking tougher than ever. the dispute over territory is deepening. both sites and war planes go into air space. japan's conservative prime

authorities tightened security after an incident last week near beijing's tiananmen square. a sport-utility vehicle veered into a crowd of tourists and then crashed. five people were killed. the authorities say that incident was an act of terror. >>> and a japanese automaker, toyota, is said to revise its operating figure. the automaker will revise its operating profit for the current fiscal year upward to $22.3 billion. it will be the first time in six years that it's exceeded $20 billion. toyota officials will also present their earnings report for six months up to september. they're expected to post an operating profit for a term that exceeds $12.7 billion. the officials say revenues are increasing as sales pick up overseas, and that's due to a weaker yen. they also attribute the increased profits to a cut in purchasing and production costs. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with grammy award-winning singer

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china has named the group it thinks is responsible for the attack in tiananmen square and says the east islamic movement organized the attack and wants independence in the northwestern region of xchl injiang and people died when the car crashed and bust into flames. they are talking about the fukushima nuclear plant and he is not usually involved in politics and they are outraged at his action and say he breached the constitution. the fukushima plant has been leaking radioactive water after being crippled by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. beijing had a protest saying japanese troops disrupted live fire exercise but japan minister of defense has rejected the allegations. >> translator: keeping a strong surveillance presence is a completely normal activity and we can't except what china says. we are looking to protect the territory. >> reporter: 18,000 japanese troops are taking part in one of the biggest military drills ever and will simulate the storming of an island chain that china and japan lay claim to and it's an ex escalation of what is a bitter dispute between the two countries

square nhk world's kuranda toggle reports from beijing. chinese all regions and is keeping the peace. there were people in the council remained constant. i love the buggies been on the internet and i'm worried if you get to the majors should be taken to ensure safety. on the shelf chinese authorities claimed contrast last week was a attack. organized by illegal separate system. did you turn in to prevent any further violence and have tightened security nationwide the explosions on wednesday shock to the country the timing was also problematic for top leaders of the chinese communist party. they're planning to start four days of key policy meetings on saturday. no tool to learn not to pollute the recession of the central committee is ivory and watch them grow. soliloquy. i expect it will be successful in promoting reforms. open door policy innings lead once you've all been so we should do it again and this one. chinese sorry she is now facing a tough situation they have indicated that additional security measures will be taken to ensure saf

square killing two bystanders before bursting into flames and killing those inside. the chinese government has described the incident as a attack and blamed it on we care militants. chand jain posts substantial oil and gas reserves of vital to china's growing economy. the far flung region is home to some twenty one million people most of them we hear muslims often chief of china's restrictions on their religion culture and language the government however says that they are granted broad freedoms. up. the united states is reportedly drawing up plans to train some seven thousand members of libyan security forces as the country continues to struggle to maintain order after the fall of myanmar gadhafi along with training general forces of slacks you may also receive counterterrorism training the news comes amid high tension in the capital tripoli after more than forty people were killed and hundreds wounded in clashes between rival militias broke out the offending groups are now pulling out of the capital with ministry of defence soldiers moving in to secure the area. ho

square an act of terrorism the us state department official said the government will conduct its own analysis. on monday of last week a sport utility vehicle drove onto the sidewalk knew this plant and ploughed into the crowd to turn this night so did the three people in the vehicle. police say they were members of the weekend minority group the detained five suspects a teal are believed to be weak or sth the eca this evidence. east tec is an islamic movement or was involved in the incident the group is pushing for independence interchange and we count on in this region investigators say what happens when a carefully planned act of terrorism. she won news agency said that three people in the suv said gasoline on fire and instead nights and a flag bearing extremist religious references are found in the vehicle. she was common case that the united states' refusal to acknowledge the incident as a attack expenses and double standards the commentary and a third to the boston marathon bombings and said terrorism knows no boundaries. the us state department official told nhk. but us officia

square. scuffles in mexico city between police and farmers fighting for a fair price for their produce one protester was tackled to the floor and kicked after running from offices only some farm products are subsidized by the government leaving others to train and at an economic disadvantage. india has launched its first spacecraft bound for mars the rocket will be in near orbit over the next twenty five days or gathering enough speed to pull free of the earth's gravitational pull the mission is successful india will become only the fourth space program to make it to the red planet after the. u.s. and europe. on. the tile and government's plan to ground amnesties to politicians is seen angry crowds rally in bangkok many believe the new legislation would pave the way for the for a disgraced former prime minister to return to thailand and take part in politics again thanks in shinawatra was convicted of corruption in two thousand and eight and faced two years in jail before going into exile. ne

chinese authorities say the gti and was behind the attack in the cabbages iconic tiananmen square. still we had gotten too long ago as the full blessing and she was getting to be put in the cotter and two bystanders. china it said the incident. and in all the nice dentist attack got it out but even from its resting on western province of sudan. the foreign ministry said the dti and was sent to the region's stability. what sounds each with a solution. the meeting what you would see stadium complex and deeply thinking that what you would see. back to jen's when steve hansen that name that tune that could see an empty sheet what's the point towards the bench or two she'll call him a funny and i get back to all the time to change and was bought as an honest on optus pune india centric asia it's tuesday due to light to shine now. joe biden said it feasible chinese. save the week was made to its attendant and downs. despite all the bikes me. the issue has been a point at stake in the discussions between beijing and is from above focused on leadership is often said that it wants to mainta

chinese leaders and tight defence since last week's car crash in beijing's tiananmen square expected to further along down security ahead of a team party conference opening on saturday. we have allowed for years and he loved the blast to stay online without imposing restrictions that animate a car crash was said to involve the ethnic strife from the weaker minority the visit saying the recent attack appears to be unrelated officials from six global powers are two key comeback today meeting with e ran over its nuclear program leaders in teheran are hoping their new proposals would ease international concerns iranians will meet with delegates from the us russia china britain france and germany in geneva. eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton is chairing the tonics foreign minister muhammad or bad said the fee is leading the iranian delegation. it is made concessions at the last meeting in october that we don't raise its deal with the enriched uranium that has the weapons potential. on sunday. iran's supreme leader had to be her running through his weight behind the times the announc

square. couples in mexico city between police and farmers fighting for a fair price for their products one for tester was tackled to the floor and kicked after running from officers only some farm products are subsidized by the government leaving others to claim they are at an economic disadvantage. india has launched its first spacecraft bound for mars the rocket will orbit earth over the next twenty five days to gather enough speed to continue its journey is to mission is successful india will become only the fourth space program to make it to the red planet after the soviet union the us and europe. former israeli foreign minister is to get a job back in the cabinet after being acquitted of all charges in a corruption case a door liberman's post was kept open during the course of the trial the far right politician was accused of fraud and breach of trust labor man was suspected of promoting a diplomat in exchange for details on a probe into his business activities. we're up to date here in

square here yet powerful blast has ripped through the center of the capital damascus. at least eight people were killed and dozens injured when an explosive device went off near the central really office. it's unclear who was behind the incident which follows the recent wave of attacks by rebel forces finally as rebels say they are ending their armed insurgency and will now use only political means to attain their goals and twenty three group had been fighting the government in the eastern democratic republic of congo since twenty twelve when are the militants were forced out of the are strongholds last week an offensive launched by the congolese army and bad mind you when troops at least eight hundred thousand people have fled their homes since the start of the fine egyptian court has upheld the ruling imposing an outright ban on the muslim brotherhood. back in september the group was split off its legal status following the army's overthrow president more seed july. he's a very sick in the brotherhood including the temple was head of state are currently facing charge

they increase measures follow last week's fatal car crash near tiananmen square which the government deemed an act of terror. security minister in motion coup he has ordered officials to quash acts of terrorism in the planning stage the ministry's web site said grow inspected police boxes and subway stations in the capital on monday the website reported that grow urge police officers to increase their visibility so citizens will feel safer gross said china faces a tough fight against terrorism he called for extra vigilance. last week a sport utility vehicle veered into a crowd of tourists then crashed and burst into flames the three passengers were killed along with to have my standards. chinese authorities arrested five people in connection with the incident. all are believed to be members of the weaker ethnic minority group the third plenary session of the communist party's central committee is due to start on saturday the chinese government think tank says air pollution may not just cause heart and respiratory problems but also harms human reproductive systems. the chinese academy

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one person was killed, the bombings follow last week's attack in tiananmen square in beijing. >>> back here at home tonight an investigation into a new kind of scam, one that preys on the kindness of strangers, not just any strangers but good hearted celebrities. abc news tracked down a woman behind an elaborate trick. the results of a year long investigation by our team at "nightline" now from abc's david wright. >> reporter: brad paisley wrote a hit single on the perils of on-line relationships. ♪ i work down in the pizza pit >> reporter: in the music video, jason alexander plays a sci-fi nerd who pretends online to be paisley. ♪ cause i'm so much cooler online ♪ >> reporter: now paisley and his wife actress kimberley williams paisley are opening up about how they were the victims of a real online hoax by a woman claiming her daughter was dying of cancer. >> she was supposedly 8 years old and had neuroblastoma and it sounded very sort of real. and i thought i would love to just talk to her and say hi. >> reporter: talk they did. by phone, email and text. >> she put this little

a jeep that was deliberately crashed in the the heart of tiananmen square. that was blamed on a minority group. it was a is lambic terrorist attack. this latest attack doesn't look like anything on that daily. it looks to be more localized. >> let's check on the global weather and traffic with stef. >> thank, darren. it's looking very, very intention to the east of the filphilippines. a huge storm here. you can't make out and i. don't let that fool you it's an intense storm and it's gradual lograduallytracking it's way to. it's going to slam into the philippines and work it's way to vietnam. both of these countries can see severe weather as we head through the next few days. the first place to be hit is the philippines. and it will be friday. when it does the sustained wind will be 240 kilometres-per-hour. that is a category ha 4 hurrica. and that scale runs from 1 to 5 with five the highest. the en winds will cause a lot of damage and as well as that we'll have a storm surge and a lot of rain as well. that area of wet weather will work it's way across us an

and finally, 3000 students went down to the tiananmen square, hunger striking. i set up the first broadcast station. i put in the cassette of beethoven's ninth to cover the voice of the government system. there was real transformation. it gave us a sense of hope, solidarity, all people become brothers. we just feel that we were free at last. we regain our dignity as human beings. >> for me that was a movement for hope. and the tanks and machine guns killed that hope. >> if given a chance to meet one person in history, for me it would be beethoven. the question i would ask him, if i only had one question, would be the ninth symphony. the ninth symphony seems to express most completely what human beings are struggling for. it is a battle cry for humanity, a hymn of possibility. >> in 1973 begins a very dark time. pinochet took the power and made one of the worst military coups. this dream from socialism from equality was gone. >> music was banished. happiness was banished. i was in a room, with a window, an iron grid. and one day i heard the music, only the music.

i want it follows that the packages of explosion that took place last week on tiananmen square greek services prior to all of a general strike there again. when does decide whether to walk for the bailout money. an raf elmo doll keeps his eye world number one ranking in tennis after his victory over stamp carving up switzerland at the atp masters finals in london. most stories much more fear coming up at the top of the hour right here on false event yet welcome back are welcome if you're just joining us. this is the false and get to date were looking at the time that has turned in eastern congo after the end of twenty three rebels the tutsi led and twenty three rebels have been pushed out not pushed out clean the rebels they see that they consider opting for the negotiating table not so says government forces for this talk about it from berlin. c mon ashlyn find great lakes correspondent for german newspaper tuc general to meet on call the former head of the un peacekeeping operations on several fronts ms yates teach that the american university of paris from the normandy town of the

a jeep was crashed in tiananmen square last week killing five. that attack was blamed on a minority group trying to attract attention for their cause. it was an islamic terrorist attack says the government. this latest attack looks to be more localized. >> that is from beijing. >> democrats are celebrating wins in virginia, boston, and new york city. what the results mean and what a loss in new jersey could signal for the 2016 presidential election. >> a country with a history of murder, torture and abuse is trying to reinvent itself. how it's looking to change its image into a tourist destination. >> bike sharing problems growing in popularity. residents in one city are expanding beyond the idea to create a new type of economy. >> good morning and, to aljazeera america, i'm del walters. we're going to talk to the former senior advisor to harry reid about tuesdays election results and what they mean for the democratic party. first, we want to take a look at temperatures we're going to be looking at across the nation with nicole mitchell. >> so fa

it follows the car attack last ek's week near tiananmen square. >>> faa is unveiling a new rule for commercial pilots rooiring more training to avoid stalls. the rule grew out of the crash in 2009 near buffalo. the pilots pulled the nose of the plane up when they should have pushed it down. >>> the connecticut post looks at bail hearing for kennedy cousin michael skakel. he is behind bars for the bor killing of martha moxley. >>> trotter died tuesday at age >>> a mix of sun and clouds outside this morning overlooking san jose, so far looking like a great day ahead. in fact, today will likely be the warmest day of the week. temperature-wise, 40 and some 50 mild in many spots this morning. by the afternoon as high as 76 degrees in livermore. 75 in san jose. and 71 degrees in san francisco. looking out over the next couple of days, we'll start to cool down the temperatures throughout the weekend. chances of showers by monday. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by coals. coal kohl's. expect great things. >>> it is the end of a family's nightmare. 48 hours is there. >> hey ryan. >

it follows last week's bombing around tiananmen square. >>> the faa is unveiling a new rule for commercial pilots. the rule grew out of the colgan air crash in buffalo in 2009. >>> the "connecticut post" looks for a bail hearing for kennedy cousin michael skakel. skakel is behind bars for the killing of neighbor martha moxley. >>> they look at charlie trotter. diners traveled around the >>> good morning. it is 45 degrees, pretty good amount of sun mixing with clouds. i think it's going to be primarily a gray day. it's going to be mild. temperatures are going to a high of about 63 degrees. yesterday we got to 57. do the math definitely warmer. over night tonight 55 partly cloudy. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by coals. coal kohl's. expect great things. >>> it is the end of a family's nightmare, and "48 hours" is there. >> oh my god. >> hey, ryan. hi. >> how are you doing? >> good seeing you. >> we've talked to the man who's been a decade behind bars with a murder case with no evidence and lying witnesses. arab moriarty on her eight years of original reporting. >> the

the country on-edge after the apparent suicide attack at tiananmen square last week. that attack left five people dead. >>> also, a violent protest outside of buckingham palace in london. demonstrators there, some wearing masks, launched fireworks at the palace walls, even setting a fire outside the gates, all fury coming over budget cuts there. riot police did move in. 11 people were arrested. >>> the faa is ordering the biggest change to pilot training in a quarter-century. the order comes nearly five years after the crash outside of buffalo that killed 50 people. the results you see here. the investigation revealed that the pilot misunderstood a cockpit warning and began a series of violent maneuvers. pilots will now be required to get more realistic training in a simulator to better respond to loss of control and heavy crosswinds. >>> and a teacher wounded in friday's attack at the los angeles international airport is describing his terrifying ordeal for the first time. brian ludmer is recovering from a bullet that shattered his leg. he had been traveling to a wed

and it comes just over a week from that dramatic incident at tiananmen square where a jeep plowed into tourists and caught on fire. the communist party calling that a terror attack. kate, back to you. >> all right, david, thank you very much for that. >>> it's being called the biggest artistic find in modern history. nearly 1,500 works of art taken by the nazis, found in a german apartment, including previously unknown works by mattiace, chagall and dix. give us an idea how unprecedented is this? >> nothing like this has ever happened. it's like the demonic forces of history have conspired and this thing, a 1,500 works of art, that's three times more than hang in the museum of modern art right now. >> wow. >> have been found. all of it missing, lost, a lot of it possibly tremendous history changing. >> in one apartment it was founded? >> we're not sure where the work is exactly. >> okay. >> it may be spread out. a lot of it isn't in frames. a lot of it may be in storage, wherever it is, the shock of this will wear off and a greater shock will start which is where will this work go? >>

comes nine days after a car drove into bystanders and went up in flames in beijing's a iconic hannemann square. three passengers inside and tutorials. today,rding the incident the chinese police are still investigating. we have determined the nature of the violence and terrorist incident on tianenmen where. >> authorities believe he tiananmen was organized by separatist groups who want the region in the northwest to become an independent state. the region has seen repeated violence. attacks on communist party buildings and tourist sites and the rest of china are extremely rare. typically tightlipped, the authorities have not yet talked about possible motives for the blast. >> to discuss this further, joining me in the studio is a professor who is a china expert and editor in chief of "'e monde " magazine. there have been a number of these incidents. is there a pattern developing? >> we are not sure if there are links. these two incident happened just before the start of the communist committee. >> in the meeting we are talking about -- >> the meeting of the communist party. in means that some