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one of russia's most wanted terror suspects arrested and then released is awaiting . extradition. problems. live from the center of moscow. to. parliamentary elections in afghanistan have been mobbed by militant attacks. from the taliban several people are reported killed in separate incidents across the country.

the latest from the afghan capital. we're at one of some six thousand polling stations across afghanistan and as you can see behind me a relatively reasonable turnout there have also been no reports of violence at this particular station so far this is probably because we're in the capital city of kabul where relatively speaking the situation is a lot calmer and not safer than it is on some of the regions where more than one thousand five stations have been forced to close the doors because of quakes on the telephone with the polls opened on time this morning at seven o'clock local time one of the first people to cross just damage this place is some of karzai and he urged afghans to follow the search now one of the major concerns of course remains is that of security there all the forces coming through all any voting station that took a direct hit by a rocket in the eastern part of the country we're hearing of injuries we're hearing of people killed in the city of jalalabad as well as in the eastern city of boston

where we're hearing some injuries including afghan officials the southern city of kandahar has also made it and while kabul so far has been reasonably safe it was a nice explosion all in the early hours of this morning before the polls opened the other concern is that of a great marriage chance now we are hearing that in some of the stationary in fact is our support country so much so that instead of exhausting on people saying there's still some ninety six i was after they voted and that is the ink that shows if you can in fact average it in some cases people are reporting being able to watch that inconsistency in minutes which means that they have a possibility to come back and vote again we're also hearing from the independent electoral commission that they have uncovered thousands if not tens of thousands of fake ballot boxes these concerns are significant particularly in light of last year's presidential elections which were marred by reports of widespread corruption and that will be the other main concern on his mind as they come and costly ballot

today and whether or not with a ballot on it will make a difference outside a strong suit. amazing stuff the tens of thousands if not just at that time i think i'll see you around the country coming into the polling station we were checking we were also stopped by secret wait for misleading statements and forced upon our car if they were go if we find them to police has throughout the city council even talk united nations official today and it's time to place a series of worst to forty actual holes. are the twenty one different issues that seem to be some kind of constitutional crisis policy at r t kabul. or let's get some more reaction on this from washington d.c. where my lou innocent is a foreign policy expert from the cato institute says that the election is falling short of standards of democracy and exposes deeper problems inside the country. given the amount of insecurity and instability in the fact that there are flawed

voter registries there's been voter intimidation voter bribery there's a great deal of uncertainty as to what's going to happen and despite the fact that there are twenty four hundred candidates who are thirty to forty of them are women you have to really understand that the complexity of all this means that there really won't be what we would define as a liberal democratic electoral process what's interesting is that there's sort of a paradox with u.s. policy in u.s. policymakers in particular especially regarding this election and they're placing so much emphasis on these processes on the fact that you know these are elections that allow the voice of the afghan people to speak to the world that this is shows that they're on the march toward a democratic process but the same time they're placing so much emphasis on a process that is deeply profoundly flawed and so if they're going to place such a huge light on this process and it could be so fundamentally problematic this sort of underscores underscores a sort of the broader problems in some ways a metaphor for the problems we have in the country as a whole appears a little blatantly hypocritical why we're sort of supporting what is essentially

a very highly unpopular and corrupt regime in kabul that many people think are essentially a us puppet and yet we're sort of touting the ideals of liberty and democracy and freedom and different undercuts a lot of the principles we stand for and it makes us very hypocritical. you all with all exceed live from moscow it's good to have your company today still ahead for you we hit the campaign trail for the u.s. and midterm elections. fight an all time ally in poverty in more than fifteen years at these big name conservative leaders they want to marry me to ban gay marriage to bring god can find out what values some u.s. voters put at the top of the list in the times of crisis and in just a few moments right here on our. wealthy british style.

market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. soon which brightened a few. songs from fans to christian. means for instance on t.v. dot com. one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects who was detained in poland on friday on an international arrest warrant has just been released in the next few days the court will determine whether i should be extradited to russia following

moscow's demand to ton him over. is following the developments for us in warsaw. walked out of this very building the warsaw as district court late on friday night after the court decided that it cannot keep in detention any longer the court justified this decision saying that. has a political refugee status in the u.k. and this status applies to the whole of the european union and that's why as a kind of had to be released it is really hard to say now whether this decision was somehow influenced by his lawyers any kind of bail but what we've heard from the officials in the court is that if i had to be released because of his political refugee status now i would like to remind to our viewers that one of russia's wanted terrorist suspects was detained in warsaw early on friday morning after he came here to attend the third old world congress of the chechen people and as long

as it has an international arrest warrant issued on him he is wanted by the interpol he was detained in a war cell for questioning in the local prosecutor's office now they have been lots of comments coming from the officials in poland concerning the fate of the concerning concerning whether he would be extradited to russia including comments from the country's prime minister donors. are going to the prosecutor general tells me they have no choice but to start extradition procedures but these procedures do not mean an instant extradition in the russian side shouldn't necessarily hope for a decision that will satisfy the media is now speculating here in poland where the can leave the country as we heard from the representative of the district court in war so that is free to leave the country we know that he is now attending the congress of the chechen people obviously the mission which he came here for and we still expecting any news whatsoever on the whether he will be extradited or not and

whether he can leave the country or not it's been a tough battle for moscow to persuade other countries that must be extradited since . into the political asylum in the u.k. and at the same time he was placed on the most wanted list in russia he is accused of trustees in the north caucasus region including many different horrible things terror attacks in the caucasus region including a terror attack in moscow in the theater siege the nord-ost theater siege which took place in moscow believes that as a cry of has his involvement in that attack as well he is good friends with buddies because of ski another person who is wanted in russia for money laundering and fraud and ever since the these two were placed on most wanted list by moscow russia has been trying to persuade the u.k. for these two to be extradited but so far these attempts have been futile and both remain in political asylum an asylum in the u.k. indeed this situation when he was detained in poland is the closest so far most

school has got to getting back to russian holding trial over him but this story is yet unclear and whether he will be extradited to moscow is still unclear. reporting the most sort of. political analyst from the newspaper told us why he thinks poland will not extradite to russia. i think that despite current approach men and russian pose for relations and despite russia's strong pledge pledges to extradite him i don't think that we expect him to come back to russia i personally would be very surprised if he's extradited for simple reason that still this is a very politically charged issue and the as you understand poorly should be relieved they also have the only mitigations they have all on domestic agenda and they can go to friday so i see at this as a sort of get them out of game you see this all in all i think you would not gold rush they were some group conflicting reports some said that he was not informed

that he might be arrested but i think the reason is that he simply understood that port authorities had no guts just to arrest him and to send him to russia and in fact it was proved yes to do imports prime minister said that russia should not go to friday's expectations definitely i think this is is a moment of truth for our relations moment just to see how much of this relations while asking poorly side just to sense that i have to moscow we make it ourselves clear that he's not going to go until now much he's not going to face kind of reports of course of what he's facing that those are very serious accusations but definitely he would be entitle to the best lawyers and the case would be fully transparent and it would come under close scrutiny of international community of international human rights activists so i don't understand why such a big fuss or what that's why he can go to russia can be extradited the u.s.

is preparing for midterm elections against a background of more grim news this week for its economy but on the campaign trail for some parties it's not finance but family values that should be the priority christine resolve is been following the conservative values voter summit. they say they came to take america back it isn't our values our shared tireless values that have changed has it it's our leaders that have changed in campaign like speeches they criticized among other things president obama the white house tries to argue that their stimulus has helped. that's a bit like saying that squirting water from a garden hose helps put a forest fire up one day after staggering numbers were released from the u.s. census bureau showing a more than fourteen percent increase of those living below the poverty line powerful organizations and big name politicians came out to spread this message you

cannot divorce the social issues from the fiscal and financial issues so just what are these pressing social issues like anything else everything's great help if you are you know very. first one organization says marriage in america is under attack marriage is a fundamental right but there is not a fundamental right to marry whoever you want our government our policies have always regulated who you marry or who you may not marry the national organization of marriage wants to keep it that way in other words no gay marriage and speaking of gays tradition family and property works to keep them out of the military when you fight for freedom shouldn't you also want to have freedom. obviously we have we have to fight for freedom and freedom does not mean license to do whatever you want and these issues so important to the masses here a new lobbying group has been formed its name is that republican elected officials

to get them to put social issues back at the top of their agenda these are elected officials they were sent to washington to represent the people in their districts and their states many of these people the bottom line is they can't pay their mortgage they don't have a job shouldn't that be the number one focus the thing is is that the issue of the middle class that's the main issue at stake here the middle class has a number of priorities it's the main class that is the emphasis for social issues well you heard it here first the middle class cares most about social issues a month there is one issue even more important to the participants here god hala avalanche from an almighty god and then god. the teamsters upon the individual power and then the individual in turn each confirms up portion of that power on the government reserving all the remainder of the power to themselves for the last two

years the most down to the conservative movement have come from the tea party tea which stands for tax enough already but here are the voters values on that perhaps a turning point that things are changing that despite an all time high in poverty in more than fifteen years at these big name conservative leaders say what america needs is to ban gay marriage to bring god back into. the boarding in washington christine right now our team. now if you're going to go fishing in the baltic sea then you might be shocked by what you really and thousands of world war two mines and mortar shells remain on the seabed and still considered to be a risk. on a little chopper reports on the efforts to make the area safe. cold word but determined to do what is a man on a mission and that mission is to monitor the state of all german munitions. meeting with merchant of the visibilities load just

a couple of meters their missiles every web somewhere in boxes and tightly packed together the vote could be from world war two it's wrecked some shells actually laying on the seabed near but. one and a half kilometers of sewer seventeen meters under water and turned suddenly sile still on board this german ship is just one of the many reminders a world war two in the baltics the russian emergencies ministry list some was ninety underwater hotspots in this area alone but only a few have been checked subtly littered with you know both of these missiles are very dangerous there are none that have rusted away and become homeless on the contrary some of that we take out here in very good working condition when. they sell you can ship is on the russian emergences minister to do list but with money tight and bureaucracy lawn and complicated it's not something that can be done quickly and while they wait local fishermen feel the weapons will still get their chance to fulfil their deadly role boats have been known to return to port with

alter paedos in their nets captain valeri emotion knows only too well the dangers he says they deeply and that goes the bigger the trouble it can bring out. once a fisherman from our village had thirty six missiles in his net he was fishing near it on cape and brought the multiple ts they put all the missiles right on the deck what else could you do though relatively small in size the baltics is the most densely mined area with around one hundred fifty some of the new nations to bury there the clock is ticking louder now as time and seawater are against the residents. area could be helped by a sudden explosion unless the urgent measures are taken sound like a troll or are. it's now eighteen minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is r t let's get to some other worldwide headlines now in britain the united nations has launched an appeal for an additional one point five billion dollars to

help pakistan recover from july's floods the worst ever to hit the country the money is needed to help the millions of people affected and prevent the crisis from . floodwaters are still moving across the country leaving people homeless. a drill boring a rescue hole has finally reached the thirty three trapped chilean miners stuck underground since early august the government says that if all goes to plan the mine this could be freed by early november they were trapped when the main access tunnel to the san jose copper and gold mine collapsed because of the man has been praised in the capital of santiago chile amongst the two hundredth anniversary of independence from spain. thousands of people in india in kashmir have defied an indefinite curfew and marched in the funeral procession of a protester who was shot by police the entire valley has been under around the clock curfew for six days india sent troops to kashmir on friday after

a rise in angry secretary protests in the region and india sentiments are high in indian administered kashmir that's where the one hundred protestors have died since . c.c.t.v. camera in turkey has captured this footage of a near miss for a one year old baby on a busy road the toddler was reportedly left to sleep by his mother when he woke up and started crawling on to the highway a truck driver managed to slow the traffic near the baby before the mother noticed her son and a skate and over to rescue him the mother had been detained and is being questioned by police. or what the business news with you is coming next. right time to delve into the world of business in the vacation partnership technology these are the key themes of the sorter international investment for

which this into a second day the forum has attracted over six thousand business representatives from russia and other countries and we continue to bring you the top speakers and issues from sochi which is also hosting the twenty fourteen winter olympics. the investment forum has already been a success with a number of business deals being signed russia's krasnodar region has signed contracts with both russian and foreign investors balata to move off then ten billion dollars o.j. case three metro cash and carry world bank or among those willing to participate in the region's development bogen is currently in talks with russia's comic gus and plans to take a final decision on all the preaching with the automotive engineering group by the end of the year. russian businessman alexander lebedev who owns a third of air afloat and also runs the red wings the airline spoke exclusively to

business archie about his plans to expand into the solvent regions of the country. some discussions with the poland and starve of the government option. changing. the base to avoid it and. placing an order for another forty five. unfortunately russia is not producing enough services there's untold of one for eight adults we're going to get more than one or two in the slots in in a few coming years so we should either go to bill but i'm doing but i wait here with your service. the oral sector is well represented at this fortune fest and for the head of all snap spoke exclusively to r.t. . we've reached a consensus with their main creditors spearing can go in code they've downsized their annual interest from twelve percent to eight and i expect they're not tobar will start working with the new rates that will free up

a lot of money up to two hundred million dollars this money will be used to fill license agreements still development capital investments and buying new assets that will help the company to improve its output and to stabilize its financial condition. for business people save russia is a great place to invest but are they putting their money where their mouth and our correspondent nicholas poll asked businessmen why investment volumes don't always keep up with expectations. talking some of the delegates here you get the impression that russia is one of the golden children of the world economy along with its bric cohorts brazil if you're in china speaking with the presidents of such heavyweights as john deere and boeing they see tremendous growth potential here given the changes that have been made in recent years ten years ago i had to come up with a number of things that we want to see improved quite frankly we've seen a lot of improvement over the last ten years i think that the real issue for us is

that we know we can count on other russian manufacturers to provide us what we need for say ten years ago there is a lot of risky business here not today. from mr putin set the tone in his keynote address on improving the investment climate in russia expired at the virtues of russia saying it's pulled through the crisis in some style and that all the photo ground for investors but there's one big problem in spite of the evidence in the studios of the money is not flowing brush it's. very interesting for the sure the between europe and asia the going to be the provide the movie seats for asian markets up to continue to do this it could be very successful i think. and that's why i think you for your best to be. investing in russia we also see. a key part of a blow plan to push you all the delegates all we've spoken to at least agree that this is not just a free jump it's more of

a tea exercise this is genuine opportunity to profit. time times have a quick look at how the russian markets were faring on friday the r.t.s. to the my six were mixed up the close the r.t.s. was trading marginally in the black and my six finished down twenty nine percent shares of course gold put down more than two percent off temporarily think of producer released its first stop net profit of one hundred million dollars that's down the confessed percent from the same period last year. it was a quite a week for the markets but they still managed to traits like a high end i've seen metropole senior analyst gave us his views. so this week we saw a combination of profit taking on the other hand was sore investors continuing to going into the market and investors starting to catch up to the new markets around the data we saw or strong data out of the united states namely industrial

production came slightly above expectations because of the russian market and this week it actually took clues from the global markets performance and moved up also but very slightly among specific factors that affect the russian market this week where there whipping on the ruble which was quite significant and came somewhat unexpected i think it's a temporary situation and i think we're going to see the ruble strengthening and gaining taking back some of their losses. ok that's it for now and next our correspondent nicholas paul will be bringing you the latest from the international investment for him in such a man see you less than an hour. commute

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