as their leader to part in some negotiations with the chief all the bishkek police those negotiations wore on the issue that the opposition wanted to prevent their complaints to have a discussion with the country's temporary president goes up why allow those negotiations did not go well apparently they refused or not they're going to and what not they will refuse immediately after the crowd find out about that they started moving towards the riot police they came out very close and tried to break through which is when we started shooting tear gas at them started throwing stones started firing warning shots into the air and basically started pushing the crowd as far away from the checkpoint just outside the party to get on where we were they push them back for about two kilometers learning shall change firing tear gas all the way throwing stones at the protesters some of them hidden in the fog trying to

break through and break the doors down to get into the bus and detain all of those people. it was actually quite frightening because they were cheering each other on the riot police with sewing chants calling basically just screaming and moving forward the single for state was very hard to stand there what it was like i want to journalists there they did all they all they could to stay out of the way of the conflict but everybody got community a dose of tear gas including their own police themselves because despite the fact they were firing in they didn't seem to be mostly didn't seem to come prepared for . actually stopped and asked members of the press for any shoes or anything like that why trying to because they were also affected find a tear gas and then people tried to break through from the other side of the checkpoint they were altar boys stacked same morning blank shot tear gas now give me all of the wine we pulled back when how hearing them. more people from vision

gas from the capital are heading out towards that i think checkpoints trying to break through again why police are there holding it down and there are there's a russian military base just outside the city of consul their helicopters circling all around it all and all of a very tense situation. as we see we were kind of being affected by the tear gas themselves but they did seem prepared for this rally to some want turn ugly what's being done to secure the city and bring things under control as you see it. it seems and we did see very prepared for a twenty two year absolutely right where they are from the very early morning when the where we started in despair they were prepared for any kind of violence should take place according to the internal western ministry of create and apparently the opposition did try to come to overthrow all of the trip reported by force it's of

course is that just information we're hearing coming up fischel side of the story the opposition of course saying that all they wanted for dinner demands to be heard by the priest here it's called the rainforest does seem to suggest that maybe some long island was known for hair and we know that there are now police station around the capital around the square where there were always were held earlier much again in the morning and there are more police forces heading out towards the checkpoint kid scholtz which is just outside the city of conflict a clash is to place just a little while ago still they are trying to maintain control on the situation but composition forces do seem determined to try and attempt to break through once again because those are near bishkek she'll continue to track this story for now content of sort of a talking to a live from carol to stand. now of course kyrgyzstan has seen a series of violent clashes in the past few months in june interethnic violence

broke out in the south of the country leaving hundreds dead and injured the republic's capital was also the scene of bloody protests in april which led to the overthrow of the president and i shared an internal government into power kurdistan is home to foreign military bases the u.s. transit center in manassas which helps operations in afghanistan and a russian air base in columns. now in other news walls of central russia are still in flames with firefighters tackling hundreds of new fires every day at least fifty people are now known to have died and it's likely to be several days before the scorching temperatures show any signs of cooling down greaves is among the fire ravaged woodlands outside the capital. moscow region a village in moscow region and i'm actually standing by an example yes another example of just the devastation and destruction that's been brought upon local communities here we have. if you recognize that what was a garridge and inside is

a car that's being burnt out now is the farmer so as far as that residence he didn't have time to move the car out there was just engulfed and i was a similar story there's rubble strewn everywhere and there's also the surrounding houses were completely burnt down as well as a similar story for the forest surrounding these houses what's been left is smoldering ground and that's been causing far fighters a lot of problems they've been having to watch that quite rigorously and in fact only just about ten minutes ago to my left there was a small smaller piece of ground that actually reignited firefighters had to come across and dampen the flames and put them out that's a problem that's persisting that's why there's so many firefighters still here. now they're in the heat as long as the heat continues at such high degrees people are saying experts are saying that this sort of is going to keep on occurring this this problem is not going to go away now. the number of fires about she increased

to from five hundred that's the total it was yesterday to over eight hundred firefighters have been talking to them in the early hours of the morning and that they've managed to put out two hundred fifty fires unfortunately there has been an increase in the numbers killed by these wildfires that's going up to fifty people one of who in central russia was found amidst the rubble another who later died in hospital after sustaining substantial injuries now there is some more positive news for those in nizhny novgorod region there were worries and alarm bells ringing about surrounding nuclear energy plant there now they authorities there have said the. energy nuclear energy material has been removed from the plant so there is no danger over radioactive spill or any explosions taking place. now back to. moscow region there has been thousands of people displaced here and there

really has been a lot of course and my colleague maria phenomena she went to see one village it's really been left in the show since these fires. rushes in flames. the hottest summer on record has also become one of them is destructive mess in forest twice have already burned about thousands of factories of land. here with more than forty m. that's more than thirty thousand homeless with the wind speed twenty meters per second it's moving through boston you can see behind me it's approaching now leaving behind a trail of devastation. this used to be a small picturesque village naslund in beautiful pine forest some one hundred fifty kilometers south of the russian capital more scope and paradise to the three hundred people that lived there with a kindergarten. and

a community hole it will never be the same again to dismiss for a frightening display of mother nature's fool force to change it for river. twelve perished in the in through no sun in her refined circumstances panic has been sprayed in among people as fast as the flames have been gulf in their homes five people an old couple and mother and a son and another woman decided to hide in a basement their place of refuge became their tomb temperatures inside became too hot to survive. and most people in the village managed to flee galina was one of those that escaped and a later she's bag hoping to find something tagged but it's all in vain. sure if lames was grabbing up even a mother told tower and the black smoke filled all the space below i felt really scared when i saw a red glow and black smoke you know i've seen houses and vans burning here the

entire village burned down completely this was really horrifying yet the dormitory of a local college has become a new home for dozens of homeless it's been smoky in its corridors in rooms but it's the only shelter they have now. we want to say thanks for all this care they feed us here very well they talk to us and we have a corner to sleep. but they hope this take here will not be long or that this is we've already got about seven thousand dollars in compensation each pensioners and jobless a bit more but what we are really especially waiting for that the new home they've promised it for every family within the next three months and we're ready to wait. when the houses are rebuilt the victims of this unstoppable and merciless force who try to rebuild their lives and consign these ghosts religion to the past all here

would rather forget reflection r.t. moscow region. let's take a look now at the smog situation in moscow our correspondents they supervillains brings us up today. do you have a clear picture of the family behind me this is the polar opposite situation that we had yesterday what you would have seen from this vantage point is a wall of white just thick smog in fact it was difficult to see even fifty meters in front of you it really was like living in a snow globe but just because the the facts of the fires aren't as strong today it doesn't mean that the side effects aren't i mean people still are experiencing nausea. and all around discomfort if you're out in this for too long because the air pollution is so high six times what is normal you feel like you've snorted or you feel garbled on travel it's a really uncomfortable feeling and muscovites are

a little bit impatient and they're a little frustrated because they've been going on for so long you couple that with the unbearable smog and the how difficult it makes it to breathe and people just want it to end now obviously and it's gotten to the point where doctors are urging the elderly and people who have breathing problems just to stay home if you don't have to be outside if you can work from home do that because it's just not worth it and also the health ministry is suggesting that maybe russia should hold off on the first day of school it's god's will for september first but because of the conditions right now they're thinking that maybe it be best to hold to postpone on the first day of school not mention the frustration that many muscovites of having because there doesn't really seem to be in the site jake mentioned the flare ups with the fires the seem to be more firefighters make in advance of the more fires come about and so you have the weather that stoking and has started these fires and

we don't know when the end is going to come because the drought is still here there's no rain in the forecast and there's more projections for high temperatures are to stacy berman's they're reporting from central moscow. now a group of former cia and military officials have written to president obama to say they believe israel is preparing to attack iran this month the experts describe how israel is ready for a sudden strike and make it politically impossible for obama to do anything other than offer full u.s. military support but michael to ski from the canadian center for research on globalization thinks that in reality israel would need washington's backing first. so your stories of this are very. serious. people and of course this message should be taken very seriously it is technically from a military standpoint impossible for israel to actually launch a war on iran without the green light from the united states we have to understand

that this this is not strictly an israeli military project the united states since the mid ninety's in fact has indicated rather as a possible target and that the war plans which have been ongoing since two thousand and four in fact in the wake of the. bombing of the invasion of iraq have been a joint program u.s. they tow and israel so that in fact these war plans are already well i'm going it may be convenient for washington to let israel unleash the attack and in fact dick cheney back in back in two thousand and four intimated that israel might do the work for us still to speak iran has ten percent of the global oil and gas was five times those of the united states it's

a it has tremendous wealth and ultimately war in that region is the battle for oil and natural gas the threat of of that war is real. the implications are far reaching if that war were launched. within the next few months the whole region with flare up from the eastern mediterranean right through to the chinese border. might have our breaking news this hour there's been fresh violence near the capital of kyrgyzstan protesters were on their way to join around a thousand others who gathered in the center of the capital to support a politician trying to seize power five years ago. rally also demanded the interim government step down the central asian countries interior minister said the demonstrators were preparing a violent takeover of power but riot police have already been on standby and fired tear gas after being attacked with stones it's not known if anyone's it our

correspondent says tanks and other military hardware has been deployed there has suffered from months of political and ethnic on rest since president by key of was overthrown in april. that's coming up to eighteen minutes past the hour let's take a look at some other world news for you british supermodel naomi campbell has told a war crimes court that she was given dirty looking stones by former liberian president charles taylor is on trial there campbell explained she received them after a dinner hosted by nelson mandela thirteen years ago but she said she gave them to charity a few hours later charles taylor is accused of selling the gemstones to finance a brutal civil war in sierra leone he's been he's being being charged on eleven counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity which he denies. in federal court in california has overturned the state's ban on same sex marriage the judge says that proposition eight violates the american constitution it could now be up to the

supreme court to decide california's narrowly approved the ban two years ago when what was the most expensive social political campaign in u.s. history critics of gay marriage say the latest decision is ignoring the electorate . now of all places you'd expect to find american style diners or glossy provocative magazines and arab state in the heart of the mideast might not be your first guests but jordan is fast becoming one of the most westernized countries in the region. looks into why the younger generation are shunning tradition and turning cosmopolitan. a men's magazine that shows off female flourish and leaves little to the imagination a cover like this would not raise eyebrows in europe but in the middle east in a country like jordan where ninety five percent of the population is muslim it can go on sale only in the capital city editor cyrus side says her aim is to shock and

that she does by filling in a gap in the market touching on issues that are pretty much to blue in the arab world like talking about relationships and sex they would not find it in like rural areas a lot of our readers. they have a modern way of thinking well and so modern the dead a different way of thinking a lot of them have studied abroad dismissed abroad they work abroad and they take these little. mindsets with them and they come back here and they applied to the way of life and money is one of the most westernized cities in the middle east and is often called the new beirut among the ever increasing number of skyscrapers are american well known brands and chains so it comes as no surprise that more and more youngsters are choosing a british accent to tune into each day their only seven votes they will. also. martin be one of the top three english media stations in the country and in the seven years he's worked in the region he's seen english radio almost three fold

it's about wanting to consume and it's about westerners and i mean if you look at the fast food restaurant for example you know you've got restaurants on your doorstep. pizza restaurants and people people want now it's a want you know and essentially when somebody when there's a demand you get. sorry could do or is typical of the new generation that finds it easy to move between cultures she's lived in jordan lebanon and saudi arabia and speaks fluent english and arabic she grew up on american culture and says she choose whiston music in movies over traditional arabic ones any day a lot of us have come from like culturally diverse societies that either your mom or dad might be for and you know this is a new trend in joining it's far more accepting the fact that you know you're not limited to marrying an arab or a jordanian and we although like a lot of us go study abroad and abroad you get so many different cultures and so

many different people but sean is feel some of the influence also comes from the government she's the first to admit that the fashion that plus is the pages of her magazines no one would ever wear on the streets it's almost like there's a contradiction in society you have that sect of society that is holding on to traditional values and traditional ideas and then you have that side typically the more modern part of the city that is kind of going to develop in western eyes and honestly i would say it's probably a lot of influence from the government level you get a lot of support need in the u.s. and it's an influence that's hard to miss especially when it's backed up by western advertising and money i mean these drove that on the streets i would be easiest spoke at a mixture of arabic and english for teenagers it's a way to increase the opposite sex and it is true that speaking english will probably get to a better job after all the king's mother is english policy r.t. i'm on. a check on our breaking news this hour there's been fresh violence near the

capital of kyrgyzstan protesters were on their way to join around a thousand others were gathered in the center of the capital to support a politician who is wanted for trying to seize power five years ago the rally also demanded the interim government step down the central asian. as interior minister said the demonstrators were preparing a violent takeover of power release had already been on standby and fired tear gas after being attacked with stones but it's not known any one's been wounded our correspondent says tanks and other military hardware are being deployed in the areas of course suffered from months of political and ethnic armrests since president by keir of was overthrown in april. we'll have more details on that breaking news three out the hour now it's time for business news with charlotte in just a few moments. for the. voice

face to face with the news maker. hello welcome to business program hey on r.t. we prices are paid to twenty three month high amid concerns russia will limit exports in response to the drought russia is the world's largest exporter of wheat but the severe weather conditions have wiped out at least twenty percent of the harvest so far no decision has been made only the to restrict exports all for the

government to start handing out subsidized grain for its reserves officials say they're waiting to see exactly how the harvest will be but the grain new in isn't optimistic is now predicting a yield of around seventy million tonnes compared to nearly one hundred million last year that's below the country's domestic consumption of seventy five million tonnes. talking now to see how the markets that performing in european shares are often midday trade investors a cautious ahead of rate decisions by the european central bank command point eight percent off the track height outlook after feeding expectations with its second quarter results the british bank barclays was down two percent after its results. here in russia the markets are also trading in the last five yards yes the mindsets opterons half a percent from the main gain it's lukoil which is climbing one point six percent in the r.t.s. . the construction of the north stream gas pipeline is rate an important milestone with a second ball in the pipe finally coming ashore in russia the project will provide

gas to millions of european homes when it's completed in two thousand and twelve but do you know what you know the has the details. we're here. in the baltic sea where the construction of the noise pipeline is taking place and now what you see behind my back are two pipelines the first one was pulled out of the water and the russian so we'll just do we could go on july the twenty eighth and what happened just a couple of hours ago is that the second pipeline reached the russian shore and many here say that this was a milestone for the whole construction of the noise pipeline project now what you see also is that those pipelines are lying in a special train this train will be back filled up to the initial seabed level when the construction of the pipeline is over but now this trench a pro-tax both pipelines to from any external impacts including ice waves

current this massless called gusto say now it is situated around one kilometer away from the shore this vessel has already laid around two hundred kilometers of the pipeline in the waters of finland and sweden and after the war and care on the russian territory over the vessel will go back to finland and resume its work over there the part of dover bay is the starting point of the nords theme prime plan through the baltic sea and then of the pipeline will be connected to the gas transportation system of russia and i'm sure prime klein and in the meantime the construction of this pipeline is only progressing where the gas will and to plan here near the finish border and will reach european customers to the northern coast of germany delivering over fifty five billion cubic meters of gas annually. to trust services there's a billion dollars worth of direct foreign investment that is way ahead of the agency you go. outlined

a roll of new deals approved by the government on wednesday the agreement covers such things as transport infrastructure food and mining in particular the canadian company gold will gain control over to shoot at gold and silver fields in the north of russia worth more than three hundred million dollars. a fund to find those russian infrastructure projects has been drafted by the country's economic ministry it will be worth around six hundred seventy million dollars that investment should double in three years that almost a newspaper says the t.v. capital may become the key investor with a fund aimed at buying shares in energy transport and utility companies russia lost twelve point in the global you can only competitiveness rankings in the past year it's now in the lowest place among the bric countries with declining infrastructure being one of the key factors. measure i'll take for this album you can always find more stories on our website dot com slash business.

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reminder of our breaking news here in our city there's been fresh violence near the capital of kyrgyzstan protesters were on their way to join around a thousand others who gathered in the center of the capital to support a politician to want to try to seize power five years ago rally all sorts of men to the internal government stepped down and the central asian countries interior minister said the demonstrators fulfill terra's of violent takeover of power riot police had already been on standby and fired tear gas after being attacked with stones but it's not known if anyone's been wounded parties correspondent says tanks and other military hardware being deployed there you have suffered for months they would recall an ethnic on rest since president by kiev was overthrown in april. now back with an update on that breaking news in a half hour first though max kaiser and stacy herbert look at how america's fine answers are dragging the u.s.

into a zombie a coming. don once again for the kaiser report i'm max kaiser and the wall street journal confirmed what we've been saying on this show for months that deflation is the bogeyman yes credit collapse and money supply is throwing the world into a deflationary spiral and now the question is what's next but let's talk a little bit more about some zombies and some vampires and some walking dead people stacey herbert stacey herbert talk to us about what's going on out there well max you mentioned deflation and of course japan is the deflationary king they've had a lost decade.