which was still. you can a letter to her to say don't need to go. read this in the kernel was her job as a retreat. as a chinese political prisoner gets the nobel prize and absentee many western countries are calling for his release but some critics say that you as is in no position to talk about those speaking out against the government. and american companies channeling funds to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks have stopped all payments but are still allowing money to flow to violent and racist groups. plus who police have arrested a potential suicide bomber in the capital joining us from. and russian businessman alexander limited has confirmed he's planning to sell around four percent of the air force says the deal will be worth up to one hundred ten

million dollars more in our business program about twenty past the hour. welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow this is our it's four pm here in the russian capital two pm in oslo norway where for the first time in more than seventy years the nobel peace prize ceremony has been held without the winner there's growing anger from the chinese government over giving the prize to human rights advocate. the pro-democracy activist is serving in eleven year sentence for some version of chinese authorities have not only banned him but also his wife from attending the ceremony almost a third of the fifty countries invited to the ceremony are staying away including russia saudi arabia and pakistan russian officials have even suggested julian assange to the leader of the online system. or we can weeks deserves the award and

well once a ten is hunting for us on tap to his latest revelations the us is among the nation's calling for the release of the chinese nobel prize winner some say it's not double standards. but it's. no prizes granted the lucille ball i don't want to pass in the judgment on your style all right in effect what is implied is it's really been targeting of china dumped on into political sense although it has nothing to do with what are you shall ball is actually done and you come to the conclusion that cries based on political considerations rather than on anything tangible well i saw the statement by the russian media regarding assad and i think that what you see with regard to the silence is the most status going into scientists now being threatened he's being targeted for releasing information to the field will be something to see the novel

standards of the so-called international community where a son is talking to a halt knowing what's what he should be doing which is releasing factual information which should be known to the public and then you have the opposite case where the same people will be pushing for a candidate which is a dissident within the people's republic of china and using the nobel peace prize to justify a political agenda and this year it essentially is there to put pressure on china and to china's so-called human rights record when in fact the united states human rights record has fallen worst about china. well those supporting wiki leaks have staged a cyber war on companies which are obstructing its work including paper how visa and master card these firms say they do not allow their clients to promote illegal activities but is going to change it can reports this doesn't stop them from continuing to serve some outspoken hate groups. the u.s.

government has presented no charges against julian a song but the absence of solid accusations did not stop american government officials from reportedly putting pressure at the highest level to cut off weiqi leaks money supply the senior executive of america's money transfer giant pay pal said the state department had written to the company claiming the online whistleblower was involved in illegal activities so pay pal along with massive card and the sat no longer accept cash donations for the controversial website it's the threat of this impact on national security and you say that in the united states everybody. you know what's their parents and they do what they're told. and so i think that it's a misconception in some cases that people think that the u.s. is purely a money driven society it's not the government certain particularly over national

security no court ruling no legal procedures were needed to crackdown on the media organization i think it's outrageous wiki leaks has not been charged with a single u.s. crime and i'm saying even charged with a crime and here the nation or the country's financial institutions are taking action on behalf of our state department to extinguish this whistleblower website later pay-pal back tracked on acting upon the u.s. government's work past master card and the so were most the vase of on the issue but the general explanation they give for not accepting donation payments will weaken leaks is that the site quote encourages promotes facilitates or instructs others to engage in illegal activity but on the other hand nine there master card. any problems processing donations for say. kook clark's clan

a racist movement and his. history of extreme violence with the goals of racial segregation and white supremacy and yet it takes seconds to make a donation to the klan we're using one of those i think is a visa and mastercard must be saying it's all about business right but they are not saying that when it comes to leaks and number of senators including the chairman of the homeland security committee joe lieberman were quick to pat those companies on the back for cutting off cash too weak he leaks but some can't help asking if u.s. officials are so down on we kill leaks why aren't they after the week you leaks partner papers one other incredible thing about the prosecution is that so many people are falsely reporting that we can weeks has dumped two hundred fifty thousand documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff on their web

page when you go to the new york times your spiegel or the guardian or use we're putting up or very useful to the united states government in some ways there is a severe slanting in the output. that is the new york times got to go through as many document as it possibly could in the several weeks or several months given to it by week usually to go through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our teeth washington d.c. . your authority in live from moscow still to come on the program british authorities are picking up the pieces after what's being called the worst on rats to decade after lawmakers approved a hike into. the boat for

a billion. we explore an out of this world yacht and then we'll unveil i should say its owner as well and how much he had to drop to make it his own. first moscow police have detained a woman they believe was planning a suicide bombing the twenty two year old came to the capital from russia southern republic of korea we hope to have more on this later this hour including a live with our correspondent in fact we do have her let's cross live to daria prisco but she's been following the latest developments for us daria what is known about this young girl who is a terrorism suspect. but what we do know is that the twenty two year old arrives to moscow on wednesday and was detained last night thanks to a phone call that she made on thursday to her relatives she said that she wanted to join an extremist organization and that she wanted that she might potentially even

commit a terrorist attack now just three mind you that two female suicide bombers arrived to moscow from the northern republic. northern caucasus republic of dagestan in the spring to the capital and committed deadly attacks in moscow in moscow metro one of the tube stations is just here behind me and the attacks claimed the lives of forty people and left one hundred sixty people injured so indeed. more information we're waiting to hear from the law imposes. and those of course behind that terror act which you were talking about last march the people are from the caucuses it continues to be a very volatile region isn't it one of those reasons actual links to terrorism and what exactly is being done to tackle it. well the russian prosecutors say that the number of terror attacks has increased weiss compared to last year. and

they have been saying that they are trying to do other laws but still you know a lot of these a lot more needs to be done one of the most one of the biggest terrorist attacks in the recent months to place in the republic of north the city where a suicide bomber blew himself up in a car on that to market russia's president believed to be days if only last month lash out at the police and forces and said that more needs to be done at the same time he admitted that lives have been saved saved thanks to the counterterrorist measures that have been taken according to the prosecutors to counter terror operations were carried out hundreds of militants were killed and more than fifty terror acts were prevented so of course there was war going on but more needs to be done right daryn prisco will live from central moscow thanks for that.

london is clearing up after the worst day of student protests seen in the u.k. for over a decade the unrest came after m.p.'s voted in favor of increasing university tuition fees in england violence flared across the british capital with government property vandalized and even prince charles car attacked by demonstrators artie's lore and reports. we're seeing broken glass a lot of people being drafted in for this cleanup operation a lot of the violence was centered around the green area which is just opposite the houses of parliament that protesters tore down fences which are now being having to be put back up again yesterday was a violent day it's now being called the worst unrest that we've seen in london in a decade. for schools and firecrackers being aimed directly at police and it was a point to me in fact when whenever you saw a police motorcycle or a police car it was being aggressively attacked by protesters and also one point

the prince of wales charles and his wife camilla as car was attacked by protest they were on their way. without being described as significant police protection as attack that car smashed one of the windows and three car there's an investigation into how that could have been allowed to happen but the world cup will. protest setting ball of fire they smashed windows at the treasury and the supremum cool and interesting really to distinguish it from previous protests it was increasingly difficult yesterday to find students who condemn the violence more and more best seeing it more as a means to an end rather than something to be condemned and something this hijacking that message is important to note this rise that has been agreed will treble be about what it costs students to go to university or some students attend the way it's going to go up from just under five thousand dollars to around

fourteen thousand dollars but that won't take effect until the next generation of students goes to university service this is something that will really come into force in around two thousand and twelve we spoke to chris knights yesterday who's a professor of anthropology and also a seasoned demonstrates that hardly a demonstration takes place in london without him being there and he said that he's . and that's what he said for me to. come again. shortly parachute in prague of course young people leading the struggle for freedom and first the students moved and then the workers this is exactly what's happening here except i think it will be a much bigger scale right across europe and of course as chris knight says this is not an isolated incident this is part of a europe wide to me and so we are seeing this violence spreading and worsening and continuing and certainly as i say that the protesters that i spoke to yesterday all determined to come out on to the streets again in what some are already calling

a winter of discontent are reporting there from london well i must has been felt across europe in response to governments unveiling austerity measures to combat debts sam baum and from the adam smith institute the crisis on the continent spells a possible end to the eurozone. it wouldn't take a genius to see that there is a crisis approaching a major continent wide crisis i think it is probably because of the government but i think the bailout it just failed to markets to be able to still extremely high and we're seeing portugal and spain picking up words as well so i think we're probably going to see quite a good year for the eurozone it's not the end. of the road i think we need to start looking to the future looking at how countries can return to their seats turn to a way that they're able to get their way out of these kind of. high or low interest kind of bubbles that the euro was created. where they have

a currency that's suitable for their own economies rather than for france and germany which is really what the eurozone project is all about. well even as one of the richest men in the world has still to hold tight waiting for his latest luxury yacht maybe it was worth the wait this is the new toy of chelsea football club tycoon. and it's called the eclipse dermont simple there is more here late into living the new yacht which left hamburg on thursday the largest and most expensive pirate boat for kind worth four hundred million euros and it includes two helli pads twenty jets two swimming pools hot dogs a dance floor and a cinema interior decor might not be to everyone's taste as all five decks are covered in crocodile leather and real first. well a little later we tell you how people in india are dying without even knowing the cause find out why malaria deaths go on recorded and why the contra statistics

don't have a lead with bones for pete's sake. that's coming up but first let's take a look at some world news in brief for you this hour. first israel which is offering compensation to the families of those killed in the deadly raid on a gaza aid flotilla in may the report also says in exchange for turkey's helping protecting the us. really maybe against lawsuits but full sort of formally apologizing for the incident none turkish activists were shot dead by israeli marines during the attack ankara has yet to resume full diplomatic relations with israel since the incident. an archive of rwanda's one nine hundred ninety four genocide is being on veiled thousands of documents photographs and audio visual recordings have been collected from survivors and witnesses eight hundred thousand people were killed over about one hundred days but most of the victims from the ethnic group the genocide archives would wander in the capital kigali with

a mission will initially hold hundreds of audio visual recordings and thousands of documents and photographs. iranian state t.v. says it will broadcast a new murder confession of a woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery it will show mohammed. recounting alleged crimes and details of her husband's murder in prison in the city of to greece she was convicted in two thousand and six when the list of extramarital relationship she sentenced to ninety nine lashes but case was reopened when accusing her of murder when accused i should say of murdering her husband the case has sparked international outcry. in paris airports are returning back to normal a day after snowfall called flight chaos even the french capital landmark eiffel tower was closed to tourists but it's set to reopen partially europe has seen in the unusual amounts of snow this month causing disruption across the continent closing airports bringing with airports bringing to

a standstill many train services the severe weather conditions are expected to continue. but you can get the latest on everything we're covering here on our t.v. on our web site r t v dot com let's take a quick look at what's on mind right now a boy in russia recovering from leukemia is getting help with schoolwork and is even able to attend class without leaving home all thanks to one like the. study partner a robot. and grounded five american pilots who thought alcohol was the best way to keep warm in freezing cold weather of siberia are in trouble after being caught brawling on camera and logs recycler in hotel. plus a russian base jumper has conquered a south pole peak out there becoming the first person ever to perform a death defying jump off a mountain in antarctica see more of the fascinating footage log on to our team dot com.

well area kills over two hundred thousand people a year in india this study has found but with huge numbers of deaths in rural parts of the country going on recorded questions have been raised over whether the world health organization is not simply underestimating global malaria death rates are discarded saying reports. in india's eastern state will be one more victim succumbs to malaria it's a treatable infection yet it's dudek small knives i mean. malaria has spread everywhere around you which the medical teams come to help us and hospitals are far away poor people like a dog. at this hospital and many patients believe they have the better side to infection. i have

a very high temperature and i think i have malaria i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria a new study has found that malaria kills more the the number of people caught india estimated by the world health organization since many malaria deaths are good at home and you. don't get recorded so researchers did families and lost their. described what had happened to the victims a method known as autopsy we estimated that something like four percent of the deaths between one and sixty nine years of age were due to malaria and if you multiply that percentage by the national number of deaths at those ages you get two hundred thousand deaths before age seventy in india it's a staggering number is specially compared to was health organizations estimate of just fifteen thousand and one fatalities it disputes the studies saying vogel

autopsy respond good mistake when it is commonly foam symptoms it is true that you can confuse malaria deaths with other causes of fever however the w.h.o. accepts the use of verbal autopsy for estimating childhood deaths from malaria in africa so bit puzzled why they would think a method would work in one continent and not three dozen miles away in another here most medical stuff and indeed hospitals agree the number of malaria deaths is far more than the w.h.o. figure as india faces this killer disease it's important for the government down the w.h.o. blew up not least the scale of the problem only then can they upgrade their disease control strategies and the soldiers to fight malaria back to me you know all its forms got and seeing. then it. well later this hour more and andrew lives it up with uncle sam in the russian capital.

from starbucks to mark donaldson when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with the good old us of a but it's not just all about food and drink american it's us also designed a music it's all very popular here. you can catch moscow out in less than ten minutes here on our t.v. first let's cross over business you can joins us alone so if i had money i would buy a share of airflight it looks like i was in there every day of his playing to sell around four percent that's why he's confirmed that and you know basically the reason is that it's to generate finances for leverage it's troubled national reserve bank so he's not getting broker anything like that and more of that in the program i just want the four percent of the shares not four percent of arafat because that would be here. hello and welcome to a business program here in r.t.

hedge funds have seen the largest net inflows since two thousand and seven with capital rising one hundred twenty billion dollars in the third quarter for now investors a still wary of emerging markets but the founder of a moscow based hedge fund says that is set to change. emerging market countries which are very strong emerging market countries have record levels of reserves. i think something like sixty percent or sixty five percent of all global reserves and when you look at the other side of the equation in developed markets if they can still even be called that. they look like what we used to think emerging markets look like so i don't think it's very surprising that we would see that emerging markets will perform developed markets but despite this great performance over the emerging markets this service suggests that investors are cautious about allocating new model to emerging markets the figure for the third quarter was just about ten million dollars so what do you think drives investors away when investors come back

it's kind of natural they may come back to the core markets first before they go to emerging markets but i wouldn't think there's anything particularly scary i think on the opposite i think the tremendous enthusiasm about emerging markets and i think you'll see a disproportionate amount of those flows going into emerging markets that we go forward. the organization of petroleum exporting countries may increase crude production but only if the price per barrel reaches one hundred dollars according to the organization's secretary general but russian news agency itar tass also reports that opec would only increase oil exports should the price increase result from a genuine shortage of oil comments came a day before a meeting of opec members to be held in the ecuadorian capital to talk. european stock markets are up this hour with a foot to gaining up to being in the red drug and food sectors leading the gains potential is up one hundred percent after it was upgraded by morgan stanley. and

here in moscow the voices are climbing with all the main gaining on the r.t.s. ross net is the biggest winner up nearly one percent bucking the trend is lukoil but sharing the same air flow chaz have dropped four point three percent on news of a stake sale more about that and. now the national bank of ukraine will add the ruble to its currency reserves bank officials say the decision has already been approved by the i.m.f. it's part of a plan to boost the role of national currencies on a trade. look or as planning to sell want to have been in dollars of convertible bonds due to do in two thousand and fifteen it's the russian oil giants first sale of such debt in almost a decade the unsecured bonds will have a coupon of two and a half to three percent and will be convertible into eighty r.'s listed in london a spokesman for the company declined to comment on the reason for the sale. u.s. regulators have frozen the assets of unnamed investors who bought shares in russian

jews group when bill done just before pepsico announced its takeover bid one of them used a swiss bank account to buy four hundred thousand american depository receipts which are a proxy for wimbledon shares on the new york stock exchange it's illegal in most developed markets to use inside information to profit from moves in share prices. last july russia adopted a law against insider trading the regulators are still working out how to enforce that when bill done eighty oz jumped twenty eight percent in new york last week and that would have earned the unnamed investors a profit of about two point seven m. dollars. but if you look at what seems to happen according to the news it is a perilous action in peril orf criminal prosecution and confiscation of suits in the air by reversing the proof which means that no on the purchase of the securities has to prove that he actually had good reason except when so little to

do what he did. back to air flights russian businessman alexander lebedev has confirmed he's planning to sell around four percent of air flights says the deal is estimated to be worth up to one hundred ten million dollars as leverage it sells forty four million shares and russia's national carrier shares are to be sold to a private placement organized by u.b.s. believe the main reason for the sale is to generate finances for negatives troubled national reserve bank which has been capital outflows which has seen capital outflows after a number of state inspections. and russian prime minister vladimir putin is meeting is finnish counterpart in st petersburg economic issues are on the agenda and russia is still the prime trade partner for finland bilateral trade has recovered close to its pre-crisis levels passing eleven billion dollars during the first nine months of two thousand and ten that's up almost a quarter of the year. that's all the information for this hour but you can always

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