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the world. join us for technology update on our. fever pitch for inspectors come to russia for a look over the net football's biggest prize hosting the world cup in twenty eighteen months he talks to those who have all the plates. also tonight

five years off for israeli settlers from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced from their homes to. wonder whether crisis just won't let go russia's hit by a hurricane until eventually rain now in the northwest while still reeling from weeks of an unprecedented heat wave burning wildfires and suffocating small. i hope it's eleven pm here in moscow this is r.t. with me. never know and our top story international officials are assessing russia's bid to host one of the planet's most spectacular sporting events the football world cup the inspections begun in some petersburg one of the cities that would be used if the country wins the right to stage the tournament italian overcover for our team reports from russia's second city. well the condition of

course is very strong russia is up against countries hold we have had experience in hosting a world cups in other major international football championships countries such as japan the united states united kingdom south korea one day other hand however russia right now is in the frozen over reparations for the winter olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen so it is caught up in that dynamic of preparing for a major international row position also fief eyes known for supporting developing countries which could be moved to work in favor of our show holding the world cup after they came to st petersburg could he find specter's visit to a stadium of cold feet through ski in case russia wins the bid this stadium will be used to hold semifinals of the world cup their next stop is moscow after that they will go to social and cazan altogether thirteen russian cities will pretty stiff

eighteen in this builds their results will be announced on the second of december this year so in just a couple of month's time meanwhile russians of course a very closely monitoring this bid many are hopeful that rushing deep will win after the inspectors came to st petersburg they held a brief press conference during which they have said that they're going to be very strict with questions and that russia should be prepared for that and to russian authorities have already prepared five hundred kilograms worth of favorite in documentation proving russia's credibility for holding other world cup of course of those the young football players who are learning only learning right now also very much looking forward for this decision to be made hoping it will be in favor of over russia and they will be able to take part is that in this major international competition as ivor bennett now reports. for these boys football is their life they train every single day or just twelve you. olden

if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of the nation resting on their shoulders pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire and more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them is the fear of missing the chance to play in a world cup on home turf i'm sure you really want russia to host to twenty eighteen world cup it's the purpose of my life if we keep working hard we have a good chance of making the team but the trainings no walk in the park before they can even touch the ball they must ensure a punishing nonstop fitness routine for the first hour the coaches know the boys have talent but it's their hunger that's the key this man is no stranger to that he knows what it takes to play in a world cup. it was a defender for the u.s.s.r. in the one nine hundred seventy championships bags referred to when. i was gripped

by a burning desire to see the world but how could i do that in those days so i told myself that i would be a football player i pledged that never in my life would i smoke a cigarette or drink a gram of wine or beer you know he never had the chance to play in a world cup at home but he knows it's something not to be missed and desert playing in front of your own fans hearing the whole country support behind you is something you can't beat as a footballer you want nothing else i never got the chance but if these boys do it'll change their lives god who pulls a matter of national pride in russia this is how the country reacted when the team reached the semifinals of the two thousand and eight european championships i. hope this support will swing fief is vote some of. the most important thing is a national sport which is loved in every city and village in this country with the

. the found support here is unconditional they just want more to cheer about you know winning this seat will help it's got to be over i see it there with the ball in the world cup at home would give the youth coaches an impetus so that by two thousand each one story several talented young players to defend on our first. emblems of pressure on their chests just will not step on and it's the only thing these boys dream. i've been it r t moscow. five years ago israel pulled out of gaza leaving it to the palestinians the aim with peace then but as some jewish settlers refused to leave quietly the consequence was more criticism and ongoing violence so now that israel's thinking over a withdrawal from the west bank as well some settlers are worried they'll also be forced from their. five years on and the pictures still haunt israeli soldier pitted against israeli citizen israelis had hoped that by

withdrawing one thousand settlers from gaza they'd be extending an olive branch to the palestinians but most underestimated the violence and heartbreak that would follow after the press some enough will put some of the soldiers clear they went to the window and shouted i said why don't you come and knock on the door like normal people they told me your and you were supposed to have loved guards are already the soldiers were crying the children were. looked at guards i looked at this and i said that's it it's over. you have to live ryan lived in gaza with your husband and nine for sixteen years until the last moment they refused to pack up and left with nothing more than the clothes on their back assigned to the house was the only thing they brought with him. five years ago most israelis supported the withdraw but today more than half think it was a mistake throughout israel there are some dozen communities like this where gaza

refugees despite the promises made to them are still living in temporary housing. and now in settlements across the west bank people are afraid the same fate awaits them. goldstein has been mayor of the settlement block for eleven years he's furious with israeli premier benjamin netanyahu who in his latest bid for peace allegedly offered the palestinians ninety percent of the west bank if they agree to direct talks of palestinian president mahmoud abbas is under pressure to give an answer in the coming days if the government of israel. would decide to go out of. forming quitting suicide there with the israel if we're going to give them our. drive for a. vehicle. drive it for ten minutes who can defend these really government spends moving two billion dollars so let's get back to eighty eight thousand

seaters from gaza it would need to remove many fifty times that number from the way spank a financial and logistical nightmare mostly assessments of the principle of thing until we. i think he for numbers were the fairly and and location were. was the following maybe we could reach an agreement. for many of those two states and the palestinian sovereignty today more than ever israeli settlers in the west bank have disappeared these made public the last thing they want is a repeat of these pictures i fixated on more. we are not going to do it like this. we are not going to disengage we are not willing to do any concessions it's time of the arabs it's time of the palestinians to do their part in the game and while the israeli government contemplates another withdrawal of around still waiting to be reimbursed for her homes she was promised

a new life but he's still living in a caravan five years later. the r.t. and saw in southern israel. the situation in gaza after the pullout in two thousand and five see no improvement in fact israel still in control says dr honey over susa spoke to him he's a political analyst from gaza. what we have in gaza yet is still an israeli occupation because what had been in two thousand and five that was not an end of their q.b. she from me as a political analyst i believe that was a redeployment for the israeli army. has increased even more than before and this specially for the past three years especially after the election of hamas. form with the hamas government in in palestinian territories in gaza on the east bank and we have witnessed the war in the gaza strip but the end of two thousand and

eight so we believe that life has become bitter things have even bad consequences of the long term because in illegal tim for some people seeing gaza it becomes independent and we palestinians would have the responsibility of the gaza strip for others and foremost political analyst they believe here that the israeli side would have the full responsibility and the gaza strip still under the israeli occupation up to now. this is our take coming up the making their voices heard immigrants in finland hope a parliament of their own will break barriers and the threat of racial unrest but not everyone thinks it'll work we've got a report coming. strong winds and heavy rains are taking the place of the record heat wave that's been baking russia since the middle of june on sunday up to one hundred thousand people left kristie of to outcompete some people work suburbs

uprooting trees and causing streets to flood the storm swept from presidential over to damaging winds and christie was forecasters say the hurricane level winds will hit more schools in the next few days as the rest point from the extreme weather that's already endangered lives in russia she is of course pregnant brunt of it the ambulance crews there are in a really tough battle to get the people the number emergency calls at record levels . in the van haven't left their partner in for days the husband and wife struggle with the daily heat wave blasting their home but it's better than even thinking about going outside. i haven't been out in the street the the heat is so difficult it's hard to breathe and your heart can get struggle with no air conditioning and only one hundred eighty u.s. dollars per month pension even when his wife can only rely on their daughter she hangs what drapes new doorways and perseverance with damp clothes and intent to

hold off the heat and the trouble it brings. nice and cool. this through thanks to their daughter others are not moscow's prolonged heat wave has endangered thousands of lives with the brunt of it falling on the elderly emergency services are getting twice as many call outs daily as they would in any other month with the result being that not every patient gets help in time there are no official statistics on how many people have died in the past two months but many still find a way to speak. ambulances are bringing all people in huge numbers all of them are suffering from heat stroke in the hospitals all windows and doors are open so the smoke is everywhere even in this surgery rooms in the intensive care unit with the windows but they're still full of smoke it's forty degrees in the smell of rotting bandages is everywhere medics are working around the clock trying to get every

patient on time even private healthcare has seen an increase in calls from your precious history so we get a lot of calls and some not from regular clients which we have do is all we will staffed and will stocked the annual insert so silent screening but without the weather on their side even the medical name and i am still spreading it down will happen in. gasoline as in other r.t. moscow. the commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan says he is not bound by the july twenty levon date set for a troop pullout general david petraeus says he who are well advised president obama not to go ahead the feeling is it's the wrong time american public support for the war is now at an all time low with july deadliest month for u.s. and nato troops since two thousand and one with frustration growing about the occupation of afghanistan politicians in germany now have been suggested talking to

the taliban and terrorist organizations to avoid a further escalation of violence frederick william and olson author of the bestselling book century of war he told us instability in the central asian region is in america's interest. comments about pulling out by july of next year are simply ludicrous as petraeus indicated the nato troops and certainly the u.s. force command are not at all planning to pull off because the afghan. occupation you have to understand it has nothing to do or very little to do with afghanistan for say it has to do with russia it has to do with china it has to do with the central asian countries and she. breading what some of called a thirty years war scenario to prevent the independent development economically of china russia and the c.o. shanghai cooperation states so this is all politics on the part of obama about pulling up extreme right there's even a question of what is the taliban and afghanistan today because. the pentagon

press releases call any quote unquote opposition groups that are trying to get occupy occupation armies out of their country after thirty years of war they call them the taliban automatically answer very unclear whether this is an organized force as it was before. october two thousand and one but the german politicians in the conservative wing are really quite desperate at this point because they realize that this is a highly unpopular war german soldiers are coming back in body bags and. they can't fathom the sense of it so they're fishing for some kind of dialogue the human rights thing is is simply a face saving device which means that the. pretending to do something or in reality they're not going to do anything. immigrants living in finland could soon be represented by their very own parliaments the countries trying to deal with

a relatively new phenomenon of large scale immigration the potential problems to. the right. has become a success. many. will continue his education. barry b.c. so i didn't have a lot of stress i get a lot of sport dancing. i tried my written off life this speaking six languages it's not been difficult for most and to integrate now he has a two year old daughter and a home in health. but not every immigrant in finland is as successful illicit you ski has a local newspaper and claims newcomers are often denied jobs simply because they

don't have a finnish name born abroad to a finnish mother she joined up with other immigrants to propose a parliament to fight for the rights of the newcomers the only. finnish site is systematically not ready to understand that it's changing and even though currently the amount of immigrants is only about three percent of the population if measures are not taken out the problems are only going to grow more and organizers say the immigrant parliament will be an independent nonpolitical organization but not many finns including this member of parliament from the finnish for forty supports the project i don't think it's a good idea for immigration groups in the great people who can't read or count or write are coming into fan on down they are not proud of predicting how many immigrants are refugees from troubled regions like somalia and iraq and some of them don't speak finnish that means they can't find a job so they live on state handouts it's provoke

a backlash from the right wing nationalist in the country i fully support the immigrant problem and saying it may help stop the rise of racial hatred we would like to do the policy so that we can also hear the voice of amy so i think that this polyamory is a good idea because they say gives voice. to migrants and they can act as a kind of a device or board that. voting is going through next year in. every registered immigrant who's eighteen and his need include for at least two years we'll be able to take court every person sure we have the right for a decent life and to travel but having this right doesn't mean abusing it living by the means of others feelings may be new to the immigration issue but it's long become a part of the reality for many other european states and now the time has come for this country to find its solution before these emerging problems turn into

a nationwide crisis is going to be. well news in brief now this monday evening in colombia a boeing seven three seven has crashed splitting into three pieces on landing killing one passenger an air force official though said that with one hundred thirty one on board it was a miracle that more didn't die after the jetliner was struck by lightning at the san andreas on the bills the pilot was praised for preventing the plane from colliding with the airport building. in china's flooded northwest to clean up operations begun to remove a deadly from a landslide triggered a week ago now by tarantula graeme's over twelve hundred people were killed in the disaster many five hundred still missing soldiers using heavy machinery and explosives are now rushing the rivers mountainside further heavy rain expected to change their day. in south korea peace activists have gathered in the capital seoul to protest the country's joint military exercises with the u.s. tens of thousands of troops are taking part in the annual computer simulated war

games which started on monday the drills were launched despite threats from north korea saying the exercises are the sole for invasion. the first mission three car race around the world began in geneva. switzerland germany and australia thirty thousand trying to track a story idea of the swiss invented louis palmer who two years ago circled the globe in a solar powered taxi electric. will travel through europe and asia mexico later this year to go inside the u.n. climate change summit before returning to geneva. the bottom of russia's laid by calls attracted the attention of another top of the i p tourist this time top hollywood director james cameron he dived to the bottom on board a russian me of submersible sort of where his fifty six birthday and that follows in the footsteps of politicians and celebrities as we reported on this channel including the russian prime minister and just a month ago the president mongolia it was not his first time on board this

particular vessel low cameron used back in one thousand nine hundred seven incidentally will shoot in a box office hit titanic he said that underwater experience also inspired his recent blockbuster avatar. in ten minutes time here at r.t. tonight people are volunteers guests on cross-talk discuss the nature of globalization it's business first though before that charlotte's here. hello and welcome to the business program hay on our russian farmers have lost around one billion dollars in the drought ravaging the country the government is probably six hundred fifty million dollars in state support by the end of the month in an interview with the us is god is their first step to premier viktor zubkov so that the worst of the drought was over and that preparations for two thousand and eleven already underway. the watchdog meanwhile still has a probe into three more bakeries after the price of bread sold twenty percent one

with countries most affected by russia's grain export ban will be egypt turkey as boys john pakistan and syria russia exported over ten million tons of grain to these countries in two thousand and nine and that accounts for almost half of the overall imports but first up the premiership called says foreign buyers understand while russia imposed. russia's grain ban came into effect on sunday the commodities list all the hansen says the market is mostly reacting to the weather forecast the market's reaction has been fairly limited to just today we actually trading on change currently both in chicago and in paris where we've seen the milling wheat. to offset the band we are seeing weather forecast now which is projecting rain later in the week in the affected areas so that may have an impact already so we do think that the current cost of wheat is justified given the large reserves in some countries. it's it's hard to justify but obviously we had we come from

a situation where we as has been trading at relatively low prices for a while and the market has probably the hedge funds and so on has been selling into it because they didn't see any prospects for higher prices so there's been a lot of scramble to cover short positions over the last month and but the global stocks are still still pretty high the stock to use is only dropping from twenty eight percent to twenty five percent this year so there's still enough to go around the main issue is obviously to get the surplus in the u.s. into the different areas where they where the need to now the current expo ban runs into december when we should be clear what the winter wheat crop will be like how important is the when to harvest. well the affected areas think that something like eighty percent of the total annual production that comes from windsor wait so it's obviously incredibly important with the rain that's forecast and there is hope obviously the worst is behind us and they have announced that there will be. there

will be a revision of the band early october so if we have if the weather behaves from now on we could potentially see the ban get lifted before december russia is moving closer to creating a new national first allies a champion is a sector the government's came to the pool that provides the country's third biggest source of export revenues united instead of over ports. the prime mover is in the consolidation of the sector billionaire suliman and his associates in june creme of what it controlling stake in anger chemical giant. now to offshore companies believed to be close to. forty four percent of cillin eat the country's largest but ash producer already announced to eighty five percent of that company the third piece of the puzzle will be when launches a takeover be lifted so many it that expected to happen in the coming days it would create the world's second biggest producer but analysts believe that russian anti-monopoly service will allow the deal with certain provisions for us. federal

antimonopoly service with detailed instructions concerning you'd be able to merge in europe even if the structure with offshore companies is used there will be strict limits for domestic processing exports accounted for eighty to ninety percent of the company's profits ever come across other third biggest export item for russia after fuel and metals and the government is keen to encourage its growth the merged company or what i'll call insulin it would hold thirty percent of the global potential forty percent of global experts justified size the new company would have to grow both domestically and internationally as of today is the shale. oil this is my. fourth is produced in russia so i expect the share will increase. next question is. this they will control this process and as i always hear in this call to export prices but i don't think it will go to fettle as

a process and export markets portion of the company as a form of the merger of sylvan it or not i'll call it could be just the beginning of the consolidation the fertilizer sector recent history in russia shows as was the case with energy that it takes time for a sector to take on a stable form with the government. and that too not just in its creation but also in its operation to include seeing domestic price is an expert g.d.'s you need to do business r.t. . let's have a look at the markets here in russia stocks of close in the black rebounding after losses monday's session as the nearest nickel were up nearly two percent as a shareholder passive control reaches the courts because it was among the main losers tipping one point five percent. more now on earth nicole has filed a lawsuit in a russian court to force it to provide voting ballots from the annual general meeting in june because caught in

a takeover battle between led by billionaire although darry pascoe and interoffice led by billionaire living there full time and both have accuse each other of mismanaging the company but their peers have gained the upper hand off the meeting in june which resulted in him gaming greatest support on the board of no reals or sell claims the vote was rigged. much update for this you can always find more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash business.