these are the images seen from the streets of candy that. giant corporations rule today. four thirty am in the russian capital thanks for being with us as we wrap up the week's news easier headlines with thirty thousand people dying every year in russia from heroin addiction present dmitri medvedev calls for timor to be drug trafficking and terrorism as he meets with the central asian counterparts. russian engineers fuel up the first nuclear power plant in the middle east iran who share reactor is expected to start producing electricity within a month. the thai government says it will make

a final decision on whether to extradite alleged russian arms trader victor boot a bangkok court has ruled that he was to be sent sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism and illegal weapons trade. and the world football governing body visitor to russia to assess the country's potential to host the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel and purpose built stadiums if it wins the day. as russia recovers from a record breaking heat wave followed by fierce storms we talked with meteorologist to find out what it all means and if it has anything to do with global warming that interview coming up next stay with us on our team. thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save this summer this year did you see that coming yes a long road for cause for europe our western part of russia predicted

a heat wave in most of europe especially east europe and western russia also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we said what's in your opinion of course that it was caused by. dramatic changes in solar activity. which caused it to happen and we also predicted very specifically when it would end q two we said would be extra special solar activity of the sun. around fourteen four so. that would lead to changes in the jet stream which would get rid of the heat wave in western russia and also in pakistan but the pakistan floods have also ended when we said and how scientifically these two events related they're related through the jet stream which is the poor of low pressure is rare in the northern hemisphere if you like pattern shifts and sometimes it sort of gets stuck in

a stationary position which it was which is what was hot in russia and why would the super floods in pakistan on the side and on. activity on the module of the moon caused it to switch to something else which it's there now what we have is a tremendous amount of activity on the saw and that affects the rush of particles from the sun to the earth and that changes the on a sphere and that also then changes the patterns of the blow is known as the jet stream and that caused a shifting of the weather pattern so the. south wind in western russia. terminated and instead we got northwesterly flow of massive thunderstorms and according to. the pakistan floods also indeed substantially some people say that this extreme heat wave that we've seen and russia and also in other parts of europe

coupled with the pakistani floods are evidence of global warming say well. you see just look at the facts it was actually been very cold in the southern and sphere of northern russia as being cold hundreds things have happened before in particular the pakistan floods and the west russian heat wave happened one hundred and thirty two years ago all there about which is the situation in the. magnetic lunar soil. so it's not surprising it happened and it more it indeed happened next year we've got to go to work on that the people to global warming or the ignorant who wish to mislead the public for political and for i'm not sure what significance does this one hundred thirty two here have six storms twenty two which is the magnetic sort of the sun and also seven times

nineteen years. is the lunar eclipse or call which means the moon and so on the earth are all going to be in about the same place multiples of nineteen years so you're saying they're going to hundred thirty two years this could happen again in do but. a series of three very works almost all of which corresponded to three very works on this one hundred thirty two years previously so it could be we're going to have a series of these things in russia and pakistan one of the main effects of this that we've seen in russia is that. wildfires that break out all over the place including under the ground in paint box what's the effect on the environment or something like that well. the first thing to understand about it it makes the air war so all these people are saying well this is the whole you actually have to take off the effect of the four if you stand near

a four it's warm those ash particles in the air were created at four thousand degrees centigrade haters gone out of them into the so there's that extra he tried it so to describe this is hottest over or something is it is just nonsense i mean you have to look back what are the hundred thirty years ago was there or so i'm amount of tinned crops and so on which could burn easily there and. of course because of boredom forming probably more vulnerable to four hours or more not sure but the mind environmental effect is just people getting through the smoke and the range of comments we put it does this very hot summer mean that we're now going to have a very cold winter. to come in pairs lot is true in the winter was it was cold in much of europe and. russia we are working on the question because the obviously the pairs of hot summer cold winters don't

carry on like that forever and they disappear often they come in through us but we need to work on let's talk in general about your long range forecasting explains me in layman's terms how you do that well what we saw what happens on the saw. to. the circulation patterns of the globe due to a lot of magnetic connections particles coming from the sun and the moon modulating the impact of those particles and so what we say really is well similar situation of the sun nerves. magnetic lou no totals for it in the past of similar weather patterns then as to some time in the future when the patterns repeat is not clockwork so we have to do a lot of small things to understand but that doesn't able us to predict weather

toit's and indeed to draw a lot of detail many months ahead i mean for example we caught the correct thawing of the breakdown of the european way for example it was a ritual which happened a bit earlier than the we described correctly the. geezer's happened in england over the last three so three summers to this one zero seven zero eight and. now you are now a climate change skeptic you said that man is causing a warming of the climate where do you think scientists are going wrong well they're getting played by people that want them to side these things for example the banks that i came trillions out of carbon credit training or the oil companies that want all prices to go up they love this fight but they're painted as a false enemy of course but put those people love to hate all companies even though they drive cars what we need is a countable saw it's we've got to go back to evidence based saw it's an evidence based policy the fact is there's no evidence for carbon dioxide draw even

world temperatures or climate in the last six hundred million years of data if anything what happens is will turn which is control c o two levels by modulating sea surface temperatures those who say well the last month was unique and this proves something or talking nonsense the last month from six hundred million years is the same as comparing one centimeter with the whole distance around the globe now if you see something this long and then say what's happening there is significant compared with the distance around. the world all would say is just simply that is the level of the science is nonsense what we do know about the last million years is that the natural state for most of the toil is always ages separated or short what's called into glorious fields and we're in

a one of those interglacials typically last less than ten thousand years we've already gone ten thousand years in this one so you know it's a good augment to say well actually we're due for another. and this into glacial interestingly was cooler than the last interglacial which was also called the norm before and this is the coolest interglacial of the last four interglacials and the interglacials happen typically around every hundred years but of course the different strain this one and the last one must be that man has had a huge impacts on the earth i mean there's no way surely that we could have been living here millions of us billions of us living hair without having any impact on how the earth works at all or should we have any impact i mean we're treated trivial compared with nature what happens is if c o two is any effect is obvious through a complete totally closed feedback systems which negated totally i mean one is

just how does the rate of cool you know she was in the atmosphere change under c o two or not isn't isn't understood the other thing is of course a massive amount of plants negate any effect c o two could have because c o two actually makes plants grow faster and the rest transpiration of plants is a refrigerating effect so the increase plant growth corresponding to more c o two in fact will negate completely any supposed warming due to the saw and. of so-called climate change the bases of which is question by many but leave enough saw it the fact is the processes will negate everything they say totally and that is borne out by simply looking at all the data of the last thousand years turned thousand years hundred thousand years or six hundred million years shows nothing to

support the theory let's talk about those scientists the climate research unit at the university of east anglia is one of the world's foremost climate research center is the need for last year because it was accused of cherry picking day say in order to prove that manmade global warming was happening there was then an investigation and recently the results of that investigation have been released exonerating the scientists from any wrongdoing saying merely that they could have been a bit more open about the data that they had or where it had come from what do you think about that what did you think when you heard it this so-called inquiry was a war wash and there's even worse been hidden. crimes against saw and which were not for new ones not committed by the klan research unit of universities east anglia but more to do with the american operations namely what is called subtle or subtle our measurements have been grossly overestimating surface

temperatures and these gross overestimates which if you believe them would mean you can should have boiled droid by now. those bits of force structure have been poured into the averages so we do not actually know the real figure for world temperatures now we don't even know where for the last eight or so has been warmer than the warm period in the nineteenth thirties and forties we don't know which is which is we do need to know god to understand a bit more about the sun's impact on. unfortunately the forster's have to bring to your why we're far too much and they have to be brought to account we've got to have accountable saw in the world over war you know human endeavor is being wasted or there's some reports that now say that the university

of east anglia is going to receive funding to make its data more accessible to research as he wants to investigate it for themselves and and find out what it really means is that a move that you welcome or well. more real died who's going to be involved or don't know i mean i think. really the people that been doing these things should be clear to new should have people who are dedicated to saunter objectivity in charge. thank you very much thank you. extracting black gold is dangerous. but why demand pushes the limits to catastrophe. is the price. is it

possible to prevent such disasters. and can be enough to be dealt with quickly defectively. the oil spills and thrills on. wrapping up the week's news here on our team with thirty thousand dying every year in russia from heroin addiction president dmitri medvedev calls for teamwork to be drug trafficking and terrorism as he meets with the central asian counterparts. russian engineers fuel up the first nuclear power plant. middle east iran blue share reactor is expecting to start producing electricity within a month. the government of thailand says it will make the final decision on whether to extradite alleged russian arms trader victor boot a bangkok court has ruled that he'll be sent to the u.s. to face charges of terrorism and illegal weapons deal in. the world football

governing body visited russia to assess its potential to host the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged to these are free travel and purpose built arenas if it wins the bid. and all the rest from the world of sports coming your way next with kate partridge stay with us on our. in there. alone welcome to the sports news here from marty in moscow and here are the top stories. on the rise champion's rubin go second in the past and i was scared i'm survey also i went in the russian premier league. while sunday's thrill is full and grab my last gasp drawer gets manstein i did on the car since smashed six cars aston villa in the english premier league. record breaking out kenya's

david rudisha sets the first new moth in the men's eight hundred meters the thirteen years but let's start with football and the latest from the russian premier league where champions are being have moved up to second in the table after two nil i went over ten months out and christian above at the home side ahead from the penalty spot after thirty three minutes. past us the satins and dry cardiac post sent off the swearing at the leslie eight minutes into the second half and the site eventually capitalized on their one man advantage the next in the dead head in the sky for the right to know twenty minutes to go i had finished taking place down to second spot in the table wallenda nominee moscow won three nil at a time to capital riders authority for giving karate school a go in the trough to wait until late in the first because i couldn't get central with this idea here and midway through the second the german made the most of

a defensive mistake knockout bash airplane into crannies hands. of yet among the visitors had to dimitry tacet sent off in the dying minutes and it got us just masochists lapsed analysis but in stoppage time so in three minutes the final score of the money was left on the table tonight five o'clock am goal difference. was in the early results are being moved off the bottom of the table as they managed to alabama. good for from europe and pop one when we go from strength to strength of our ten minutes from time because only preferred when so far this season and c.b.s. overtakes previous events up at the bottom on goal difference between times less than three days since c.b.s. forensics p.s.p. go no in europe who. won in the late game on sunday islandia three mil at a time to angie in the southern russian dog meanwhile spots at moscow stay six but close the gap on the leading pack with a fourteen grand overtime on saturday is

a relatively new to the just six minutes that was his first goal in three minutes later into national want to promote the fellas from northern. ireland with another three minutes gone alex by then a corner another had acquired ballots and celebrated his thirteenth stage of the season and second through the night. so i can unlike you didn't pay any back for tomsk midway through the second half when a russian credit card came now feels free kick with tom's a flicker of hope. and levy on mobs alex truxton just outside the box three minutes to go to make the one to the hosts. telling us a dramatic information in injury time spot i don't think that subtle pressure calls a send off for bringing down the lanka just himself stepped up to convert the penalty this time the second best spot the picked up the street points trimming sixteen table toms today. and this is how the table is shaping up off of the

weekend's games in its didn't play at a store top four points clear of there being under two games in hand to scout a third but also have two more games to play surprise packages spots are now judged and lost both of the fourth and fifth respectively at a spot that most guys want the bottom to be and create a cigarette often deep in relegation trouble. moving over to england and another goal packed day in the premier league or. to handle and grab the eighty ninth minute equaliser for the two to manchester united of the new cars and thrashed aston villa six now is enjoying his thought better of course goals open and i think after eleven minutes before simon davies levelled off the fifty seven but there was a dramatic last seven minutes only goal for united back in front and with three minutes to go the visitors also had a penalty and david stopped in on his spot kick then with a minute left turn from going into their right to grab equaliser two to wall early

on and you can also follow the example of chelsea i'm weighing six goals promised not to aston villa for their first win of the season andy carroll was the magpies hero completing his hat trick in stoppage time kevin nolan also added to the joey barton and twelve minutes in all john kuru had missed a penalty for the visitors we still don't know. well as we said earlier and chelsea recorded big winners on saturday the boost stay top of the lake after their six months trashing of wigan nicolas anelka and salomon kalou each scoring twice in the emirates theo walcott's netted his first top flight hattrick it's all still also thrashed ten man blackpool by six goals and there were also wins for birmingham tottenham and west brom also claimed a woman draw that attitude while the last of this weekend's fixtures will sing managed to save liverpool in a crunch battle at eastlands on monday night city's new signing james milner is in line for his first appearance at the reds hype around it will return joe cole

begins a three match ban calling his red card against arsenal. meanwhile france defendant william gallas has completed his move to talk them on a one year deal the thirty three year old who is a free agent after leaving north london rivals also two months ago gas will provide cover for injury prone king and jonathan woodgate in the central defense. and the weekend full of haptics was not just confined to russia and england lionel messi. also netted three for boss alona as they beat so be a foreigner else with the spanish super cup boston needed to overturn a three one first leg deficit coming into this game and showed their threat early on in just twelve minutes to open the b.s. i think you had this cross into the zone next and then it was messy first argentina stopping latched on to the super pacs and sadly because we had a tie anyway goes. then dani alves provided the assist and messi did the rest making three nil misled the public. and in the second off the catalan side

continued to dominate in a secret icing on the cake i mean johnson was. someone else how it finished on the night and five three on aggregate also then celebrated by mine a super cop made in six dosh to this season. i imagine thanks well says tracy of the season off the beaten roma in the italian super cup i felt any test and then got off to a bad start in the spanx and i went to minutes and johnny said no my sons want insight into their work as european champions and travel when as an equalizer on strike of all time what am i commit myself to defending someone and say that the home side in front sneaking the ball in a new place to. me for a moment shortly afterwards was another piece of silverware to me if you haven't it's not turning up the best of days weeks and certainly it's us. i. in the

meantime a thirteen year old running world record has been broken in the in this canyon sensation david rudisha set the new best time in the men's eight hundred meters the twenty one year old clocked one minute forty want point zero nine seconds at the olympic stadium but he came up short in the world championships just last year lost the fost wising won a stunning as the chronicles time not fading two hundred in the second of the previous best aren't. denmark's remembering this in fifty seven i can run to ninety seven dishes twice african champion at the distance would be the one kept his word championships in south korea. and redemption is reckoned overshadowed caster semenya is returned to the venue has biggest success so far the south african post of the season's best time a win is a time for me is the same track so if i play the all time i feel last year at that time it's hard to find gender tests and in the eleven months later so many have responded it's to compete as a woman it's hard to win since coming back to school was my. basketball now in the

men's world championships start in less than a week russia haven't had the best preparation losing sixty seven sixty five in a friendly to new zealand but tournament favorites the usa fed better than they came to you idea the americans couldn't find their game you're close to call it was just that they were unable to produce solid defensive play off their respects it also tends to any active finish the first time off by a point to speak however in the third quarter the favorite started to take advantage of their physical pleasure six or guy their opponents in front of their own boss getting stronger that's true for scales that hearsay would not it back then trying to win a game during a johnny school seventy seven to sixteen was gone twenty four teams will compete for championships churches are held in technical to understand it was intercepted at the two hour or so would for much of this period there's another road out gordon dish and fun it's a rugby union where new zealand won the trying to asians tournament after a stunning comeback against south africa in so wet i tried in twenty two seventeen

with two minutes left richie mccaw went over for the all blacks in the trial as invention giving too much deliberation from the television match referee new zealand missed the conversion given to me then i scored another try this route back to back twenty one i had twenty two victory that this match is a competition i turned up the court south africa was full just so i and that's all this was news for this bulletin by then or. and says spelling division. among those. four months of preparation. the pay the failures still haunts their mind. the last effort to keep

the lead on the eastern front and lead citadel of funds to go. crazy and so. stupid obama had a great sacrifice of blood. and the rooms are still healing. some advantage of people a military part of. the most heavily reinforced area of. the battle of course. it lasted forty nine days one of them bloodiest battles and the turning point a move to push the burning bulge on our.