explosions in kenya that killed 1 and wounded 20 others. the blasts come two days after the u.s. embassy in kenya warned it had credible information of an imminent terrorist attack. a bright moment in turkey. a young boy was among a handful of people found alive in the rubble after sunday s devastating earthquake but the country s disaster and emergency administration has just raised the death toll to 366. the defense is set to call more witnesses tuesday in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson s doctor, conrad murray. its first witness was another physician who said jackson asked him for intravenous sleep medication two months before he died. murray is accused of inadvert t inadvertently causing jackson s death. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts right now. good morning from cnn london i m charles hodson. this is world business today. our top stories on tuesday, october the 25th, bp profits jump in the third quarter. their ceo says the company has turn
it. police in norway will interview anders breivik today. he s in solitary confinement in a prison near oslo. meanwhile police have called off the search for more victims of the shooting rampage on utoya island. 68 people were killed. a formal inquiry into britain s phone-hacking scandals began in london. a woman who worked with the now depuck news of the world tabloid after her daughter s murder now says her phone was hacked. sara payne had defended the tabloid, even writing the last edition, and calling it a force for good. there s been some break for the rain-soaked korean peninsula, and the clean-up is under way. huge tract ts of farmland are flooded in northee kra and about half a meet over rain poured down on the south korean capital in just 48 hours. at least 51 people died in floods and mud slides. those are the headlines. i m zain verjee, and world business today starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com a very good morning to you. from cnn london, i
staying at syrian lebanese families with minimum help from the government here. monita? rima maktabi from beirut. we apologize for the technical englishes we had there. meanwhile, pro-government supporters rallied outside the u.s. embassy in damascus. the gathering comes amid increasing world anger over assad s crackdown and refusal to step down. the state news agency says the protesters are accusing the u.s. of double standards and conspireing against syria. they marched to the al jazeera office angry at what they call the channel s unprofessional and biased coverage. you re watching world one, live from london. shaken up. why residents of a spanish city spent the night on the streets. then, revitalizing ties, pakistan s president is in russia to talk trade and energy.
rebel, toppling gadhafi. but he made the wrong choice and he entered a dark age of history for himself and many others. reporter: the question that occupies the mind of people in the region, who will succeed bin laden? while some analysts name a few al qaeda leaders, others think the organization has evolved in recent years and is now formed of many smaller terror cells in many different countries all over the world. one thing that most agree on, this does not mark the end of global terror. rima maktabi, cnn, abu dhabi. and there are still some questions which remain. how much did pakistan know and when did it know it? that s right. just ahead, we will try to find out if islamabad helped in the mission to take out osama bin laden. later, many revered and many more hated osama bin laden.
but today it s celebrations, speeches, people are happy, i do not see any police officers around, nor the military, and i see people getting ready to spend the night here. blank eets all over me on the floor, people sitting down, talking, chatting and it looks like those protesters are planning to stay here all the night. rima, what triggered this turnabout? well, the speech given by the crown prince today and the orders, to the military to withdraw and to the police and allow the protesters to just express themselves and be in pearl square without any violence against them. now, the opposition is considering the next step, there are meetings happening and the coming days will decide how far this will go, and if the