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a political can be easy to figure out what the real costs of going into the night could be. as the demand for plastic surgery grows in russia so does the number of inexperienced and licensed doctor in spots. that you hear about it was just me and my training for sure i get on. and get out of this world experience along with recollections of space exploration pioneers in our reports from the u.s. space and rocket sander in alabama. ninety m. the russian capital you're watching our team marina joshie welcome to the program our first international officials are in russia to assess the country's bid to host the planet's most spectacular football event the world cup the inspection team kicked

off and sing but as berkow will now be looking out for cillit he's in moscow while he now cross live to stay said bevens has more on the story. oh so you say see so what can you tell us about the allegations visit in st petersburg today. well good morning to you marina lovely on monday fisa inspectors touchdown and spent in say petersburg for day one of its four day fact finding mission to determine if russia is exactly ready to host a world cup it either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two and their visit included a stop at a stadium that's being built that's meant to seat sixty eight thousand people and they were they stopped at an airport to see renovations there to see that russia is in fact falling and within the guidelines a set for when it comes to transportation and of the russian officials also gave the inspectors a taste of st petersburg cultural sides taking them to theaters and other venues just to show that say petersburg and russia itself is

a major tourist attraction and therefore the world cup would benefit by allowing russia to host the games here. so say said today the focus shifts to the capital moscow so what will when you be tackling there will more can you tell us about that . yet inspectors do have a full day and moscow and including a stop at the iconic blue sneaky stadium which is the proposed site for the opening game and the final game there is the russia is expected to present its major bit today and inspectors are set to meet with government officials including prime minister putin and they're also expected to be guests at a dinner at the kremlin now russia is up against nine other countries to host the world cup but the sports minister believes that russia is in fact ready

and that the inspectors will be wowed by the bid that they have put together and to give you more of an idea. what russia's plans are for the world cup if they are selected to host and then it's in you now to my colleague i can't really get a job. but two thirds brazil. and so they're free from i could russia be next it's hopes of posting the twenty eighteen world cup facing a key test this week is fifty inspectors arrive to assess the bit also in the running are england australia the united states and to join bits from spain and portugal and gold room and the netherlands but so their fricker hosting this year's tournament and brazil in four years time it still would be europe's turn will be next in twenty eighteen and many see russia's chances and. the chances are pretty

good that russia can succeed in a lot of people say maybe l. i got more political decision then then football decision to give a big country like russia the biggest chance in the world by chance to host the world cup. group between right also believes russia's bid is strong and is helping to make it even stronger he is the director of a commercial to be shown to the jury group it was the all told the saw two winter olympics compay in eight shots he showed russia as he loves it and the beach one incredible new stadia incredible new locations in terms of from some petersburg to sochi and kaliningrad and ka-zar and of course moscow you know there's a tremendous in our tourism aspect to it on top of the games but again it's the first time that it will have been held in eastern europe and there's also a huge base of football fans in eastern europe who's never had the opportunity to

not to show how much they love the game at home. to see the game until the government is ready to pay the russians beat includes designs for over a dozen new state of the art studio worth up to ten billion dollars worth of teen brand new stadiums are under construction currently it's only moskos luzhniki which fully matches people's standards and has had experience of all staying major international events but in fact the very need to build new infrastructure could be russia's major selling point the other contenders already have infrastructure in place but fever is interested in expanding it across the continent and beyond class moscow has successfully coped with the logistical challenges of several big tournaments in the past the people who are running this. are the same people who organized. the you for cup champion. finals in two thousand but listen if

you and chelsea fans were allowed in without visas for the first time and they all came in. different very very smoothly i think it will have a great time so people knew very clearly that russia was really to talk when it comes to organizing big international events like that russia's progression for the twenty fourteen sochi olympics is likely to come under scrutiny by three for two and with the first results appearing to be impressive then such a success could mean another winning goal for russia in its world cup a bit. of a r t. our got plenty more for you coming up later this hour including a place to get a taste of space. want to be an astronaut here's what it takes to get your suit your helmet a frictionless environment let's go to space. so join our g.'s force by allowing us space and rocket center in alabama to find out why the veterans here think was

really behind the space for. he's. now two years since the devastating accident at russia's biggest hydroelectric plant in siberia which killed seventy five people. the say on the stage was badly damaged when water crashed into the turbine hallway last august the investigation to the cause of the accident is still ongoing commemorative ceremonies will be held in the republic of cossey a word to disaster to place full restoration of the planned this planned by twenty four team there's more of a tragedy in our web site r.t. dot com a. confrontation is brewing in washington over the afghan withdrawal date the nato troop commander and the u.s. defense secretary appear to be at odds over the deadline on sunday gen david petraeus said he may advise president obama not to go ahead with the july two thousand and eleven date if he believes it's the wrong time offense secretary robert gates however insists the pool while deadline is set in stone july was the

worst month for coalition troop deaths in afghanistan since the war began but frederick william and author of the bestselling book sentry of war told r.t. that instability in central asia is actually in america's interests. comments. 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 it has to do with russia it has to do with china it has to do the central asian countries and spreading what some of called a thirty war scenario to prevent the independent development economically of china russia and the c.e.o. showing our cooperation states so this is all politics on the part of obama about pulling up next. investigative journalist wayne madsen says general petraeus

comments are an indicator of obama's policy including those concerning the twenty eleven withdrawal well you know one thing i find this really rich is. has interviews with all the corporate media. with meet the press n.b.c. david gregory the washington times whereas its predecessor general mcchrystal gives an interview to rolling stone albeit it was under some weird circumstances with them being trapped in belgium but he's fired for his comments and petraeus his comments he wouldn't be making these without some sort of a wink and nod a nudge nudge from the white house you're not going to have this general making public comments to the media without some sort of clearance from the white house. the u.s. wrapper immortal technique believes america has compromised itself around the world by not keeping its promises and useful interviews coming your way in just over an

hour's time but here's a preview. america went around proselytizing. democracy to all parts of the world saying you know we should should have a democracy that people can be in charge when the people saw that the same prognosticator the prophet of democracy was sitting there supporting these brutal dictatorships they said well who else has something on the table. plastic surgeries enjoying a boom in russia with beauty seekers of all ages flocking to hundreds of private clinics the end result however are sometimes far from desired and instead of enjoying their new faces they're facing analysts legal battles with inexperienced and underqualified surgeons and they find some of the pictures and sara first report disturbing.

the ugly side of p.c. despite being one of the most unregulated areas in russian health care plastic surgery is seeing a boom in demand he idealists have been most i've had to those jobs liposuction my lips repressed and hands months and older forth when i make money with this work when people call me crazy i answer that in my house in florence i don't care what they think plastic surgery clinics easy to find in most cases and procedures cost less than you might think. breast enlargement. the quest to becoming body beautiful three plastic surgery becoming more and more popular and more of affordable can be if they get what the real costs of going on the knife could be. far from people being pissed off by the dangers the plastic surgery crowd is getting younger by the . board i have a twenty one year old friend who is a fan of pamela anderson so she could get her huge breasts that's her personal

business i can't judge but then she also had a facelift at twenty one of course that i don't support it's this that causes a negative attitude towards plastic surgery but i blame the surgeon who gave a fee slip to a twenty one year old russia stands fifth a month countries with the highest level of plastic surgery operations being a relatively new market many private clinics of any popped up in the last decade and there are still very few experienced professionals. through the system of medical training different in russia and western countries it takes up to ten years to train as a plastic surgeon in russia if you're already a surgeon you just need to take a month long course in order to get a license to practice but if this doctor comes from a completely different kind of surgery they need much much longer training which we just don't see happening in. and that's what causes problems. for one twenty seven

year old girl who entered the clinic recently for a routine liposuction the risk cost her her life when she had a suspected allergic reaction. the case is currently under investigation and the legal repercussions in these situations often and. there are no clear controls or sanctions doctors avoid punishment and a large number of cases one reason is that medical documentation submitted to the judge or the investigation officers are often falsified also patients who often sign consent forms with off thinking of the risks unfortunately such circumstances make it hard to ensure an objective trial today there is still no official statistics on the number of institutions providing plastic surgery or the exact data on how many and what kind of operations are being conducted. with recent tragic cases and little official a the russians might soon start thinking twice

about the risks involved the forgetting under the knife. let's not take a look at some other stories from around the world and the united nations warning three and a half million children in flood struck pakistan are at higher risk of contracting deadly waterborne disease as the world body says it doesn't have enough funds to distribute clean water or provide medical care floods have been ravaging the country for more than two weeks now at least fifteen hundred people died and some twenty million have been displaced the u.n. has been calling for international aid but only a quarter of what's needed has been given so far. a former israeli soldier has posted photos on the internet of herself posing beside bound and blindfolded palestinian prisoners she called the facebook page are made of the best days of my life israeli military have can damage a woman's behavior as shameful and pledged. investigation the palestinian authority

says the incident was proof the four decade long occupation of palestine has led to israelis being proud of you know using palestinians like it was. your first. and later today year don he will look at the after effects of the vietnam war and the personal recollections of american veterans thirty five years on that's coming up in our special report. to join the military because i thought that it was my duty that it was something that i had to help my country. my government that necessary for america you know there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers soldiers there were a lot of. you. were out. before the war i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals and they do have a lot of desperation. but afterwards i realize that they don't mean anything

they're not that important. i don't i don't i never kept a medal. huntsville alabama played a unique role in the u.s. mission to the moon and offers a unique look at the space race today it boasts an extraordinary collection of flight hardware and offers a chance to put yourself in an astronaut shoes literally as he's doing a softy discovered that even american experts say it was the russians who drove the nation to the moon. this is huntsville alabama vast space and a city devoted to just that. in the deep south of the usa. his word all began and this was the beginning of our manned spaceflight program it's where one man spatial vision when i was seventeen years old i had no doubt that man would land on the moon in my lifetime became reality he had always dreamed

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welcome to business russia is moving closer to creating a new national fertilise a champion it's a sector the government is king to support as it provides the country's third biggest source of export revenues as it had never ports. the prime movers in the consolidation of the sector billionaire suleyman kitty money and he's associates in june cream of what it controlling stake in anger chemical giant. now to offshore companies believed to be close to the book forty four percent of cillin eat the country's largest producer of already owns twenty five percent of that company the third base of the puzzle will be when cali launches a takeover bid i'm least it 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 antimonopoly service will allow the deal with certain provisions for us reduced the federal antimonopoly service which is you detailed instructions

concerning you'd be able to move in your old colleague even if the structure with offshore companies is used there will be strict limits for domestic processing exports account for eighty to ninety percent of the company's profits ever chemicals are the third biggest export item for russia have to fuel and metals and the government is. keen to encourage its growth the merged company of what i'll call insulin needs would hold thirty percent of the global. forty percent of global experts to justify its size the new company would have to grow both domestically and internationally as of today is a share of the wish to consume thirty two others as marksman ten percent of what this president and rush hour so expect to share will increase twenty person was in the next five ten years. this state will control this process and they always get the huge discount to expect prices but i don't think it will be so negative for fertilizer producers and i'm sure export markets portion of the company because you

felt the merger of souvenir nodal clearly could be just the beginning of the consolidation in 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 steeple form with the government clean and active role not just in its creation but also in its operation to influencing domestic prices an expert g.d.s. zinaida media business right across as graeme brown cream into effect on sunday but commodities are only sloth homes and so the market is mostly reacting to the weather forecast. to offset the band we are actually seeing weather forecast now which is projecting rain late in the week in the affected areas so where that may have an impact already we come from a situation where we 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 months 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 issues obviously to get the surplus in the u.s. into the different areas where they where the need to the fact areas think that something like eighty percent of the total annual production that comes from winter wheat 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 they 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 band get lifted before december. time to check out the stock markets tokyo's continuing this week slide the yen is back on the rise putting multinationals under pressure tech giants sony and cannon some half a percent. russia was a mixed bag yesterday north nickel puts on two percent as its share holder war

enters the court bank shed one percent on the my six revealed the number of people who are paying back loans is rising slightly. president medvedev says russia is badly prepared for its customs union with belarus and kazakstan the country ranked one hundred thirty of the one hundred thirty three nations for ease of customs procedures he adds almost half the goods coming into the country are held up by border guards compared with just two percent in the u.k. border controls will screw up between the three countries last month. russian car production soared seventy one percent in the first seven months of the year with six hundred thousand vehicles rolling off the lines the money for domestic you made calls has risen strongly compared to last year when the financial crisis what crisis was at its peak manufacturers have highlighted the role of government in reviving the sector in particular the cash for clunkers program and the availability of cheap loans. now despite the economic downturn russian tourist numbers have hit record highs of one point two million went abroad in june

a massive jump from last year's lows. was a favorite destination visitors jumping fifty percent there but travel agents complain profit margins have slumped to under two percent as competition in the sector grows. so for now join us for the opening of.

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