extradition. the man suspected of organizing the two deadly blasts in the schools metro was linked to international terrorist organizations for no more than just a few minutes. new revelation movie online whistleblower wiki leaks promises to release the secret cia documents just a month from predicting the lives of thousands in this u.s. mission phone it was. a very warm welcome to you this is a line from moscow with me honest have it media is claiming a russian businessman wanted for smuggling in the us may have been involved in the nine eleven terror at times it's reported that american secret services have proof big to boot have been all mean the terrorist behind the it's hangs up in

a lot of our reports today a tight television channel showed a small. story that was actually more similar to a short propaganda style documentary that basically documented the life and alleged dealings of the russian businessmen and also quoted some unnamed american authorities who are allegedly in possession of evidence that proves victor booth was involved or somehow is somehow involved in the nine eleven terrorist attacks in the united states of course this is something that has just surfaced there has been no mention of it whatsoever leaving many analysts to wonder why exactly is the united states had this evidence before hand they didn't make it public because surely that would have strengthened their case against victor boot and maybe have even made the criminal court which earlier refused boots extradition to swing the case their way and i actually believe the. it's that they have so the fact that

this evidence has just appeared when the united states are clearly facing difficulties with the extradition process this elsley of this is leading many to wonder what kind of evidence this is what whom what kind of sources. is the thai television channel actually relying on and why this information is surfacing just now of course victor boot is waiting for a decision from the thai authorities about his extradition date the united states wanting to extradite him as quickly as possible following the decision on august twentieth allegedly an especially chartered plane traveled all the way to thailand and it is currently stationed at a u.s. air force base in the country waiting specifically to transfer mr booth back to the united states however thai authorities do say that because the united states filed new charges against the russian businessman those charges now have to be processed criminally in order for the man to be extradited the united states of course

realizing that they've basically tripping up their own case are now trying to withdraw those charges but what this will lead to and how this story will develop and nobody knows so far i'm brian johnson toma for moms that's one thing expert for the u.n. security council but he's been extradition is a matter of when if. i'm not quite clear why the americans have fought this case so today actually maybe just about the money they spent on the sting operation but certainly they're very very keen to get back to to the states. the consequences that will follow i think ritu point one is that the reason why they've dropped the money laundering charges may be that they can concentrate purely on the sting operation where victor is alleged to have agreed to supply weapons to the plant if that happens then the court in america may also be directed not to look at anything other than a sting operation so they will not be able to bring into court and to open court

the many times when victor was of some service to the pentagon or whoever else i think that picture will go to america he will go on far in manhattan and he will be found guilty on the narrow charges of of agreeing to supply the fark i don't think that's necessarily fair but that's what's going to happen. well you know with the we've got plenty more ahead for you this hour including music to most scary as it is that the legendary irish rock is easy to bring the world's most expensive concert to the city with some eighty thousand people backing until. now the head of russia's federal security service says a newly discovered documents link the man believed to be behind the mosque a metro blast with international terrorist organizations for the details as calls live downtown d.c. for the spinoff he got a wall significance of this find. well basically these secret documents

don't let me contain information about me and my bias contacts in the proper search but also international context with international terrorist organizations the our forty's claim also about the now knowing that the last phone told me that owned by god also a cell phone was international as well though the would not disclose the name of the country it was made with all of this is according to the head of the russian federal security service and basically this announcement and the findings of these documents link him. to international terrorist organizations that the documents were discovered last week as a result of a special operation would probably be the standard ducted by authorities and which bothers them so they still haven't got it where does that lead us in terms of the investigation into the terror attacks on the mosque a metro back in march. well first of all by gallup himself is a major figure he was suspected of having organizing the deadly blast in moscow

metro march twenty one two female suicide bombers attacked the two metro stations i believe he left the morning rush hour killing forty people and injuring several hundred hours all the responsibilities also suspected of committing another blast in the dystonic just we've got. you're not targeting a police station also. organizing around thirty year tax authorities in which several policemen were killed and basically these documents also. information be presented once and targets of terrorist attacks which got a. lot so it's definitely going to help the investigation the federal security service says that it now is the means of all the people connected to the people wants to ask them after all the end of march and to us to be sure that. many plants promptings. now more than forty people have been killed in

a string of bombings that have rocked iraq and baghdad alone for twenty bomb exploded in at least twelve separate incidents with the times comment just a day after the u.s. announced it happens to the last of its combat troops however fifty thousand remain to advise iraqi forces although it's the lowest number soldiers since the start of the war in two thousand and three but today's bombings are raising questions of the iraqi government's ability to deal with an ongoing insurgency and the bottom up tough in the arab noise association says the bombings may actually be the iraqi government's way of getting u.s. troops to stay. off reasons why it should happen and various theories but one of the i think one of the more credible one is that the government is actually involve itself in it in order to prevent the americans from pulling out or at least the troops they believe they must be gauged in military and use of force not just

training as it was claimed by the americans although people are talking about forming a government whether it's allawi whether it's mali kid what have you that is really not the situation iraq has been dismantled there is no government there is no. in iraq the prime minister cannot leave the green zone there is no military or police in iraq because there are all militias who have been recruited to wear the same uniform but there are legions is not a national one but their allegiance to their faction or to their group or to their tribe now trying to establish democracy by military force is a hopeless task so says political theorist john donne he believes the process of change peaceful you can watch the full interview next hour but here's a quick preview. the process of democratization you could say is progress towards a very good outcome which hasn't actually come out anywhere in the world so far so

if you have an ambitious goal of democratization what those two experiences taken together of taught us is that it's absolutely hopeless to try to move fast in direction of that kind. bombing countries. invading them without wanting to inform yourself about. beliefs and practices of most of their inhabitants. of. new afghanistan which isn't really under anyone ever. promising candidates for rapid democratization it isn't possible to democratize anywhere by bombing it in invading it. now the whistle blowing web site that posted more than eighty thousand pentagon

files online is set to cause a stir once again when he leaks has announced it's now going to make public still a papers but it comes while the site's founder remains under investigation in sweden over molestation claims for emmett house the details. well we know very little at the moment about what kind of information. it's going to be released later on today we do know that wiki leaks released a message on twitter saying that today would be the day that they released a new set of information make a new leak we're not sure what time that's going to happen we're still waiting for it at the moment and we're also not care about whether it's related to the afghan war diaries that were released as a huge volume of documents eighty thousand documents that wiki leaks released the afghan war that details. the reporting of civilian casualties the evidence of war crimes having been committed and misrepresenting misreporting basically of what

was actually happening during that war a picture of a bloody conflict that's not going to come to an end anytime soon what we do know however is that those original documents eighty thousand of them they were came exclusively from the u.s. military there was no secret information you know top secret classified documentation and importantly no information from the cia but this information according to wiki leaks does come from the cia so it's not clear whether this is the fifteen thousand documents that his team started when they may be originally now ready to put them out or whether this coming. from an entirely new source which is more related to the cia this is a big day for julian i saw as the representative of wiki leaks he's not only releasing this information but it's also going to be revealed today whether he will face charges of molestation and this is really an extraordinary story came to light over the weekend in a rest warranted been issued in sweden to swedish women women came forward one of

them said that he had rate and another one said that he had molested her now molestation is a lesser charge than rape the prosecutor is going to decide on wednesday whether or not he will stand charges for molestation the rape charge has already been thrown out the prosecutor in sweden said that there was no evidence. yes that there was a rape we have to draw a parallel between these two events happening on the same day releasing of new information. and deciding whether whether he will stand charges of molestation it's possible that this was done to deflect attention from this sexual charge that he may have to face don't forget that there are plenty more stories on our website of course on t.v. dot com we also feature different blogs speed space or travel but here are just some of today's top picks just called him vlad the impaler russia's premier take to the on the crossbow on the hunt for gray whales but just to collect skin samples to help with the preservation of the species in the countries. well speed.

of the attention of calm lovers of the moscow international were to show gets into gear money found troops from around the world are showcasing it then they just shine the offerings you can see them soon. mayor michael bloomberg says the palace to build a mosque two blocks from the nine eleven site shows a commitment to american values with what he told guests. attended by muslim community in new york and the divine today of the project with some claiming the issue was driven by politicians taping it to gain votes in upcoming elections. if there had to be a dirty word this summer that word would arguably the mosque. mosque

we have all of the island we have more of the united states it is somewhere else really going to be is a monument to the nineteen hijackers this close to this site would not salute would be a monument to them and i would stand for the nineteen extremists are the typically iceberg there is a big industry beach behind the destruction of western civilization here in the u.s. the whole country is becoming over the development of an islamic cultural center two blocks from ground zero yet dueling demonstrations in lower manhattan pitted opponents against supporters. with midterm elections approaching in november some say it's no coincidence this new york city issue has become politicized around the nation and they are in tough economic times when we're in tough economic times people turn to desperate measures to gain power

a lot of politicians have demonized the muslim community and we're here to say no. we've seen it before certainly. will probably see it again unfortunately the right words are growing while less and less is being said about the country's crippling economic situation here inside new york city's largest department of labor office happens from my. americans are fighting to keep food on the table it's just they're bigger things like this unemployment here in new york everywhere you took them out of mosque. it was not hard for people to people living on the street the most innocent new york city is the great depression levels nearly ten percent of the country is out of a job and last month nearly one hundred thousand homes were foreclosed on. it's a house of worship something struggling americans are concerned with me personally put millions of people out of work know what it is an issue that drives attention

to the media monley employed five thousand are refusing to work construction workers have signed a pledge refusing to build the islamic cultural center if it is to rise if anything can trump america's capitalism clearly its anger. r.t. new york. some international and news in brief you know how this hour all of. them in the past hijacked back home earlier survivors relatives and friends together with the coffins or the plane and the airline it's a call from the philippines a day of mourning tuck took place on monday when an expertise by the help of a bus tour through point in the hope of getting his job back. mexican troops have discovered the remains of seventy two bodies following a shootout at a ranch to the city of san fernando authorities believe they were the victims of a drug gang over twenty eight thousand have been killed in drug related violence in

the country in the past four years despite a crackdown by president felipe calderon since he came to power in late two thousand and six. in china the black boxes of a plane that crash landed killing forty two people have been found fifty four others were injured or the plane was trying to land at nine hundred four when it overshot the runway and burst into flames group of chinese officials were on board including a deputy minister who is in a critical condition. i was running a rocking to the sound of you see the i received a group or in russia for the first time and funds. to the venue our correspondent then see for all this is among them it's going to be quite a show this event that actually costs seventy five thousand dollars a day just to run it is one of the largest that's a rock n roll history with a three hundred sixty eight degrees screen right above it it's hundreds of trucks

and two hundred fifty people in the crew to drive straight from healthy all the way down to moscow just to set this up working around the clock and people are paying a pretty penny for the show ticket prices are as high as one thousand u.s. dollars and tickets went on started going on sale eight months ago in january those one thousand dollar ticket prices are double what people are paying in the u.s. and in europe for good reason if the first time you two has vend in the country ever now at luzhniki stadium it is the same location as the champions league finals in two thousand and eight and michael jackson played here for the first time in one thousand nine hundred three so it is set to be amazing and there is going to be an uplink with the international space station during the show a little secret there in case you didn't know and tickets are sold out thousands are flooding the place the fifty person entourage that arrived with the crew has sort of split up the wives and children went to see sleeping beauty and take a look at the art in the culture as did some of the band members but true to his

warm sun no matter what the political one of the political leaders of the country president medvedev in sochi yesterday they traded barbs on rock n roll taste and style medvedev at the very well known band of the group deep purple and bon i did not let him forget that give me a hard time about it but he didn't know that he is a fan of led zeppelin as well so they found a common ground and medvedev even put on some sunglasses of in his own so apparently they are friends and everything is fine for the concert well their suspicions do on the way now with stephanie off to a short break. we've got. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news maker.

hello welcome to the business but it's in russia's the biggest banks by a bank has reported a ten fold rise in first tough things to just under two point one billion dollars despite the apparently stellar growth the figures are a bit below on this forecasts provisions for bad loans fell by nearly fifty percent compared to the first half of two thousand and nine when the state run company was feeling the full full since the financial crisis but according to analysts the quote people form it does reveal some weakness that profits in the second close it was nearly fifty percent below that's achieved in the first three months of the year the post good. points are below the rubble to earnings for the quarter

which shows why it's slow where the value of the bottom line for putting those who work there and the supply the star of the client from at first glance but actually the reasons for the decline were mainly expected by us and by the market and so i think about all the another moment a largely upright spin at the moment so we should not expect any significant pressure on those burbank's uprising but for the first term. russia is planning to sell federal bonds with a ten month expiry date it will be the shortest term debt the government has issued in seven years the finance ministry is auctioning a roughly one a billion dollars of the paper it's turning to shorter maturities as investors have demanded higher yields to counter the risk of rising inflation the worst drought for fifty years is expected to significantly outta food prices for the rest of the

year. ukraine is once again raising the thorny issue of the price it pays for russian gas the country's prime minister nikolai as czar of told his cabinet that the price formula is still too high for ukraine that's despite receiving a one hundred dollars discount per thousand cubic meters of gas as are of said he will urge moscow to revise the contract. let's have a look at how the russian markets performed in moscow on whether to say they finished in the red meat banks weighed on the my sex of the t.v. slumped more than two and a half percent the president also suffered down a one point eight percent close buffalo is the company's announcement of the first half earnings call pot the trend though finishing half a percent higher. now moving from stocks to the c's and the russian fishing industry is enjoying a boom see food production has grown twelve percent in the last three years but problems with infrastructure and bureaucracy mean most of the catch isn't hitting

russian dinner tables instead it's going abroad as united in the fight of reports. the forest reagents account for twenty percent of the fish caught in russia the ocean is weaker salmon still have child and char there may be russian treasures but much of the stock is destinated before markets. reach natural resources and the lack of domestic infrastructure proceed makes the proximity to the asia pacific region. to sell their broad even before we turn. there is not on the lack of a for structure but also the terror. in the waters. and the regulations. because all strange and so for the fisherman it often makes sense to land the catch in a court. we have to pass very difficult controls the agencies impose strict requirements

which means we need to spend a lot of money and sometimes it's even easier and cheaper for us to supply. them to the domestic market. unlike russia's farmers the nation's fishermen are having and good to thousand and ten with a catch up nearly ten percent on the previous year of like again which are going to continue as we all realize a good catch is just the beginning it's followed by processing transportation and sale most important is for us to grow. fish. with seventy two point four percent by two thousand and fourteen it should go to at least eighty five percent we've decided to extend the financing program for the industry by one year to two thousand and fourteen that's around thirty two billion. but there is one problem the government will never be able to solve and that's the distance involved in getting from the far east to russia's biggest population centers in the european part of the country transportation is expensive

and relatively slow and the arctic char on a monday morning in the pacific or bill lockett to make it to moscow in time. instead it's more likely to end up on then the chopstick in tokyo or beijing zinaida individual business are cheap it appalls he come to the far east. i'm not so the latest in the business scene but you can always find most stories on our website that's called flash passes.

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