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BBC News with Fiona McDonald

More details are emerging about the American helicopter attack into Syria on Sunday in which eight people were killed. American officials who declared to be identified said the target of the attack was A*, the leader of network that help to smuggle foreign fighter from Syria into Iraq. K* reports from Washington.

“The White House and State Department have refused so far to comment publically about the military strike but it also not deny the reports. Military officials in White House speaking on condition about limity said the operation was successful, suggesting A* had been killed. US troops have been taking a more aggressive approach to tackling militants, launching across board attacks into Pakistan, for example from Afghanistan. But the attack across the board into Syria is unlikely to be more than one off.”

 

Regional talks on forming a power sharing government in Zimbabwe fell to break the deadlock in which president Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai. A statement issued at the end of talks called for a broad regional summit to be held to continue negotiations. K* reports.

“It was in September that Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai signed that was then held the historical power sharing agreement. But immediately talks on the formation of the government ran into deep trouble. But the two sides are unable to agree on the distribution of key ministers, especially H* which controls Zimbabwe’s police. That issue has now let to the failure of H* talks. What hope is left for a resolution? Now, rest on the board regional summit which will be called to discuss the issue.”

 

The commander of United Nation’s peacekeeping force in Democratic Republic of Congo has resigned after be in the post for just four weeks. The UN spokes person said the resignation was for personal reasons. It comes as some 20,000 people are freeing heavy fighting which in government troops and rebels. R* reports.

“Senior UN officials expressed surprise of the General had left so quickly at the time when the situation on the ground is so precarious. A peace deal between the government and rebel groups callasped in August. And now rebels are advancing towards the key strategic city of G* in east. UN peace keepers have been faring on the advancing rebel forces. Local people criticizing the UN the failing to protect them have royalty UN base in Burma. One person was killed.”

 

Prosecutors in Mexico review that employees of elites crime fighting unit but at the same time working for one of country’s drug curtails. It says police agency and senior officials have past sensitive information to the labor curtail. Most been described as the worst case of information by trafficers of the Mexico law and forcement system in a decade.

 

You are listening to World News from BBC.

 

The authorities in United States have charged two men who were recognized to kill Democratic candidate Barack Obama as part of the plan to kill as many black people as possible. The two men were arrested last week in the state of Tennesee. A number of guns including a sun of short-gun were seized during their arrest.

 

The longest survey of Republic Senator in the United States T* has been found guilty of corruption. And during White House convicted Mr.Se, are failing to discruse that the he reviews gifts from an oil company. From the US capital, here is R*.

“The jury found T*’ s quality of lying about more than a quarter of million dollars worth of gifts he is been given by the oil firm W* that includes R* invasion on his resort home in Alaska, a discount on brand new land river and a N*’s chair. During the trial, he insisted he was innocent, telling the court the believed he’s paid for the home improvements, and some of gifts were only loaned to him. Next week, he is out for real election in what becomes hotly fort context but this verdict could have impact on his political future.”

 

The Sudanese foreign ministry says that five of nine Chinese oil workers kidnapped more than a week ago have been killed. The ministry says two of the surviving men were wounded but managed to escape. It says remaining two were still been held. The Sudanese government says the oil workers were kidnapped by the Darfur rebel group---The Justice and Equality Movement.

 

The Israeli president Shimon Peres has told parliament that after consulting all political parties on the possibility of forming a government, no option remained acceptable to hold a general election. The statement comes a day after the Foreign Ministry Tzipi Livini who heads the largest party told Mr. p that she has given up attempts to form a viable coalition.

 

shnoopy

音频有问题，希望楼主尽快解决，辛苦了

happy_lily_2222

on dribble

 

BBC News with Fiona McDonald.

 

More details are emerging about the American helicopter attack into Syria on Sunday in which eight people were killed. American officials, who declined to be identified, said the target of the attack was Abu Ghadiya, the leader of a network that helps to smuggle foreign fighters from Syria into Iraq. Kim Ghattas reports from Washington.

 

The White House and the State Department have refused so far to comment publicly about the military strike. But they've also not denied the reports. Military officials in Washington speaking on condition of anonymity said the operation was successful, suggesting Abu Ghadiya had been killed. U. S. troops have been taking a more aggressive approach to tackling militants, launching cross-border attacks into Pakistan, for example, from Afghanistan. But the attack across the border into Syria is unlikely to be more than a one-off.

 

Regional talks on forming a power-sharing government in Zimbabwe failed to break the deadlock between President Robert Mugabe and the main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai. A statement issued at the end of the talks called for a broader regional summit to be held to continue negotiations. Catherine Hartley reports.

 

It was in September that Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai signed what was then held as a historic power-sharing agreement. But immediately talks on the formation of a government ran into deep trouble, with the two sides unable to agree on the distribution of key ministries, especially home affairs which controls Zimbabwe's police. That issue has now led to the failure of the Harare talks. What hope is left for a resolution now rests on a broader regional summit which will be called to discuss the issue.

 

The commander of the United Nation's Peacekeeping force in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resigned after being in the post for just four weeks. The U. N. spokesperson said the resignation was for personal reasons. It comes as some 20, 000 people are fleeing heavy fighting between government troops and rebels. Laura Trevelyan reports.

 

Senior UN officials expressed the surprise that the general had left so quickly at a time when the situation on the ground is so precarious. A peace deal between the government and rebel groups collapsed in August, and now rebels're advancing towards the key-strategic city of Goma in the east. U. N. peacekeepers have been firing on the advancing rebel forces. Local people are accusing the U. N. of failing to protect them of riot outside the U. N. base in Goma. One person was killed.

 

Prosecutors in Mexico reviewed their employees of an elite crime-fighting unit, while at the same time working for one of the country's drug cartels. It's ]said police agencies and senior officials have passed sensitive information to the Beltran Leyva cartel and what's being described as the worst case of infiltration by traffickers of the Mexican law and enforcement system in a decade.

 

 

You are listening to World News, from the BBC.

 

The authorities in United States say they've charged two men with threaten to kill Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, as part of a plan to kill as many black people as possible. The two men were arrested last week in the State of Tennessee. A number of guns including a sum of short guns were seized during the arrest.

 

The longest-serving Republican senator in the United States, Ted Stevens, has been found guilty of corruption. A jury in Washington convicted Mr. Stevens of failing to disclose that he received gifts from an oil company. From the U. S. capital, here is *.

 

The jury found Ted Stevens guilty of lying about more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of gifts he had been given by the oil firm Veco. They include renovations on his resort home in Alaska, a discount on a brand new land rover and a massage chair. During the trial, he insisted he was innocent, telling the court he believed he'd paid for the home improvments and some of the gifts were only loaned to him. Next week he's up for re-election in what become a hotly fought contest. But this verdict could have an impact on his political future.

 

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry says that five of the nine Chinese oil workers kidnapped more than a week ago have been killed. The ministry says two of the surviving men were wounded but managed to escape. It says that the remaining two are still being held. The Sudanese government says the oil workers were kidnapped by the Darfur rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement.

 

The Israeli President Shimon Peres has told parliament that after consulting all political parties on the possibility of forming a government, no option remained except to hold a general election. His statement comes a day after the foreign minister Tzipi Livni who heads the largest party told Mr. Peres that she had given up attempts to form a variable coalition. Deputies now have three weeks to discuss

growingpains

原帖由 帅到惊动党中央 于 2008-10-28 12:21 发表 晕。。。。。这么后面了 请教为什么格式会变成这样。。。无限伤心中。。。

呵呵，修改版搁浅了。。。帅某辛苦了！

Mars_Jack

请LZ修改一下音频的问题吧~~~

北星束

on 楼上

 

ps：青城山大哥以后表开这样的玩笑俄......

 

 

BBC News with David Legg.(为什么会听成Fiona?迷惑。。。)

 

More details are emerging about the American helicopter attack into Syria on Sunday in which eight people were killed. American officials, who declined to be identified, said the target of the attack was Abu Ghadiya, the leader of a network that helps to smuggle foreign fighters from Syria into Iraq. The reports say that he was killed in the raid. Kim Ghattas reports from Washington.

 

The White House and the State Department have refused so far to comment publicly about the military strike. But they've also not denied the reports. Military officials in Washington speaking on condition of anonymity said the operation was successful/. U. S. troops have been taking a more aggressive approach to tackling militants, launching cross-border attacks into Pakistan, for example, from Afghanistan. But the attack across the border into Syria is unlikely to be more than a one-off.

 The authorities in the United States say they have charged two men with threatening to kill the Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama as part of a plan to kill as many black people as possible. A number of guns including a sonar shotgun were seized during last week’s arrest in the state of Tennessee. Rachel Havey reports from Washington.

 

Federal agents say the two defendants aged 18 and 20 first met a month ago on the internet. Before long, they were discussing plans to kill 88 black people and behead 40 more. The alleged plot involved stealing from houses to finance a killing spree. The plan would have culminated in an attempted assassination of Barack Obama. In court documents, the two men are reported to saying that they would dress up in white tuxedos and top hats then to drive their car as fast as possible towards Senate Obama, shooting at him from the windows.

 

The commander of the United Nations peacekeeping force in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resigned after being in the post for just four weeks. His resignation comes as some 20, 000 people are fleeing heavy fighting between government troops and rebels royal to the renegade General Laurent Nkunda. Laura Trevelyan reports.

 

Senior UN officials expressed / surprise that the general had left so quickly at a time when the situation on the ground is so precarious. A peace deal between the government and rebel groups collapsed in August, and now rebels royal to Laurent Nkunda are advancing towards the key-strategic city of Goma in the east. U. N. peacekeepers have been firing on the advancing rebel forces. Local people are accusing the U. N. of failing to protect them of riot outside the U. N. base in Goma. One person was killed.

 

The longest-serving Republican senator in the United States, Ted Stevens, has been found guilty of corruption. Mr. Stevens who has been senator of Alaska for 40 years was convicted of failing to report more a quarter of a million dollars in gifts and home improvements from an oil company. During the trial, Mr. Stevens insisted he was innocent, saying he believed he’d paid for the home improvements. 

 

World News from the BBC.

 

Share prices in the United States and Europe have ended lower after a day of volatile trading but markets have avoided the sharp falls experienced earlier in the Fast East. The main Tokyo index lost 3.5% to close at its lowest in 26 years. Hong Kong fell 12%. Shares on Wall Street closed down more than 2% while European markets also fell amid growing belief that main developed countries are heading into recession.

Prosecutors in Mexico have revealed their employees of an elite crime-fighting unit were at the same time working for one of the country's drug cartels. It's said police agents had passed sensitive information to the Beltran Leyva cartel. Warren Bull of our America’s desk reports. 

 

Mexico’s Assistant Attorney General Marisela Morales said some of those involved had alleged received up to 450,000 dollars a month from the cartel in return for information on potential anti-drug raids and surveillance targets.

 

The revelation that the elite crime fighting unit may have been comprised for several years will be an embarrassment for President Felipe Calderon who came into office in 2006, promising to tackle the drug cartels and to reduce corruption by officials.

 

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry says that five of / nine Chinese oil workers kidnapped more than a week ago have been killed. The ministry says two of the surviving men were wounded but managed to escape. It says that the remaining two are still being held. The Sudanese government says the oil workers were kidnapped by the Darfur rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement.

 

A woman has been stoned to death in Somalia after an Islamic Court found her guilty of committing adultery. The woman Aisho Ibrahim Dhuhulow was killed in front of a large crowd in the southern port of Kismayo. It was the first such execution in Kismayo since Islamist insurgents captured the city from the government-allied forces in August.

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jjmm

MS换了一段。原来的应该是fiona吧。。。。。。

jjmm

BBC News with David Legg.

 

More details are emerging about the American helicopter attack into Syria on Sunday in which eight people were killed. American officials, who declined to be identified, said the target of the attack was Abu Ghadiya, the leader of a network that helps to smuggle foreign fighters from Syria into Iraq. The reports say that he was killed in the raid. Kim Ghattas reports from Washington.

 

The White House and the State Department have refused so far to comment publicly about the military strike. But they've also not denied the reports. Military officials in Washington speaking on condition of anonymity said the operation was successful. U. S. troops have been taking a more aggressive approach to tackling militants, launching cross-border attacks into Pakistan, for example, from Afghanistan. But the attack across the border into Syria is unlikely to be more than a one-off.

 The authorities in the United States say they have charged two men with threatening to kill the Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama as part of a plan to kill as many black people as possible. A number of guns including a sonar shotgun were seized during last week’s arrest in the state of Tennessee. Rachel Havey reports from Washington.

 

Federal agents say the two defendants aged 18 and 20 first met a month ago on the internet. Before long, they were discussing plans to kill 88 black people and behead 40 more. The alleged plot involved stealing from houses to finance a killing spree. The plan would have culminated in an attempted assassination of Barack Obama. In court documents, the two men are reportedly saying that they would dress up in white tuxedos and top hats then / drive their car as fast as possible towards Senator Obama, shooting at him from the windows.

 

The commander of the United Nations peacekeeping force in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resigned after being in the post for just four weeks. His resignation comes as some 20, 000 people are fleeing heavy fighting between government troops and rebels loyal to the renegade General Laurent Nkunda. Laura Trevelyan reports.

 

Senior UN officials expressed surprise that the general had left so quickly at a time when the situation on the ground is so precarious. A peace deal between the government and rebel groups collapsed in August, and now rebels loyal to Laurent Nkunda are advancing towards the key-strategic city of Goma in the east. U. N. peacekeepers have been firing on the advancing rebel forces. Local people / accusing the U. N. of failing to protect them have  rioted outside the U. N. base in Goma. One person was killed.

 

The longest-serving Republican senator in the United States, Ted Stevens, has been found guilty of corruption. Mr. Stevens who has been a senator of Alaska for 40 years was convicted of failing to report more than a quarter of a million dollars in gifts and home improvements from an oil company. During the trial, Mr. Stevens insisted he was innocent, saying he believed he’d paid for the home improvements. 

 

World News from the BBC.

 

Share prices in the United States and Europe have ended lower after a day of volatile trading but markets / avoided the sharp falls experienced earlier in the Fast East. The main Tokyo index lost nearly 6.5% to close at its lowest in 26 years. Hong Kong fell 12%. Shares on Wall Street closed down more than 2% while European markets also fell amid the growing belief that main developed countries are heading into recession.

Prosecutors in Mexico have revealed that employees of an elite crime-fighting unit were at the same time working for one of the country's drug cartels. They said police agents had passed sensitive information to the Beltran Leyva cartel. Warren Bull of our America’s desk reports. 

 

Mexico’s Assistant Attorney General Marisela Morales said some of those involved had allegedly received up to 450,000 dollars a month from the cartel in return for information on potential anti-drug raids and surveillance targets.

 

The revelation that the elite crime fighting unit may have been comprised for several years will be an embarrassment for President Felipe Calderon who came into office in 2006, promising to tackle the drug cartels and to reduce corruption by officials.

 

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry says that five of nine Chinese oil workers kidnapped more than a week ago have been killed. The ministry says two of the surviving men were wounded but managed to escape. It says that the remaining two are still being held. The Sudanese government says the oil workers were kidnapped by the Darfur rebel group, the Justice and Equality Movement.

 

A woman has been stoned to death in Somalia after / Islamic Court found her guilty of committing adultery. The woman Aisho Ibrahim Dhuhulow was killed in front of a large crowd in the southern port of Kismayo. It was the first such execution in Kismayo since Islamist insurgents captured the city from / government-allied forces in August.

BBC News.

 

 

 

jjmm

不同的链接不同的音频，fiona的是电信第一个链接的,声音有问题。David Legg的是第二个，声音没问题。

北星束

on jjmm

 

 

Federal agents say the two defendants aged 18 and 20 first met a month ago on the internet. Before long, they were discussing plans to kill 88 black people and behead 14 more. The alleged plot involved stealing from houses to finance a killing spree. The plan would have culminated in an attempted assassination of Barack Obama. In court documents, the two men are reported of saying that they would dress up in white tuxedos and top hats then drive their car as fast as

 

 

 

 

A woman has been stoned to death in Somalia after an Islamic Court found her guilty of committing adultery. The woman Aisho Ibrahim Dhuhulow was killed in front of a large crowd in the southern port of Kismayo. 

 

 

 

 

Mr. Stevens who has been senator of Alaska for 40 years was convicted of failing to report more than a quarter of a million dollars in gifts and home improvements from an oil company. 

 

 

丫头，这一句has been senator of Alaska， senator of Alaska只是头衔而已且做的是表语不用加a吧？

gary_hsu1106

"comprise" 似乎是 "compromise"才对 不然重音都不对

北星束

原帖由 gary_hsu1106 于 2008-10-29 19:35 发表 "comprise" 似乎是 "compromise"才对 不然重音都不对

 

 

对不起，写错了，当然compromise正确啦

jjmm

to 星星MM

 

我听了，觉得有。而且，参议员每个州不止一个吧，用a也不错啊。。。

北星束

原帖由 jjmm 于 2008-10-29 23:22 发表 to 星星MM   我听了，觉得有。而且，参议员每个州不止一个吧，用a也不错啊。。。

 

 

一个州两个参议员没错，但是这里是头衔不用所以不用加冠词or不定冠词 IMHO

 

1. 表示头衔、职务、职称、身份等的名词,在句中作表语、宾(主)补时,该名词常不与冠词连用。如:

　　Lincoln became President of the United States. 林肯成为美国总统。

　　Li Ming was made monitor of our class. 李明被选为我们班的班长。

 

以上摘自新浪教育~

 

 

丫头，这是高中英语，你没好好学嘛，干嘛呢，搞副业？

karlning

sonar shotgun，有声纳定位猎枪？感觉应该是消音抢之类的吧。我在google没有搜多到sonar shotgun这个词。

 

修改：还是查到了sonar gun这个词，还有radar gun！

[ 本帖最后由 karlning 于 2008-10-30 16:24 编辑 ]