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. main news from moscow freezes over thousands solve the sleeping airports and spend time in wreck or traffic jams this prose in the rain paralyzes the capital today. five alleged islamic extremists were arrested in denmark forty in the collar trees biggest advertisers in plot and while king concern is not doing enough to beat the threat. also two years after its massive offensive against gaza israel says it's easing the blockade but locals feel the lives are only getting tougher. for more oil tycoon mikhail could also be is to

spend six more years behind bars after being convicted of embezzling and money two or three. and a worldwide welcome for twenty eleven brides doll for the new year with fireworks and this division around the globe. a very warm welcome to this is are to live from moscow with me. now it was a week when moscow a grounds to a halt as freezing rain crippled airports and paralyzed traffic for thousands of stranded travelers it meant starting the holidays stuck in jams all sleeping at the airport others went without power for days and the government had to act fast as all that in a good show of has been finding out. turned into

a lump of ice overnight the rewards freezing while pulling on the skin emergency workers knocked it down like glass. have yarns snapped power lines and shut down the country's largest airport for almost two days but enough at any time. of year but horrendous at the highs of the holy day getaway this is hell one of moskos easiest hops looks like power is back on and flies are getting back on should you like that the my idea that the airport which was worst hit by bad weather conditions over the weekend when a snow storm disrupted polis in the area as a result of that some one hundred fifty flights were delayed and over eight thousand passengers were forced to sleep on the app or its premises. it's very hard for me here i have a broken leg and there are no facilities here it would be wrong crissy and no one's helping there's no service want to get what you think about how the airport has

been dealing with the problem. actually not very well but i don't think i mean your port deals are very well with these problems as we're seeing across europe. russia second largest sure imagine ever suffered no electricity blackouts but faced have a delays put thousands of passengers who stormed past but control zones blocked luggage areas and clashed with police. meanwhile outside was no better motorists were first clearing their cars from eyes and then spent hours in jams freezing up again at three thousand two hundred kilometers the queues be all records in the city and even one straight line would stretch all the way to burst solona i've been stuck in traffic for five hours with clocks fast approaching the new year the prime minister was pushing the local authorities to work harder. as you promised that by six pm today electricity will be back on

it six now. yes but it's not to meet only. thirty five villages for families and people still without power i have and i do you go to these villages to celebrate the new year together with these people. and the first time in six days the jurors saw the streets leading by the car is of the high ranking official some to say sorry and just twenty minutes before midnight people were once again seeing the light relieved the panel was back on and twenty eleven was already looking brighter if even the crash of r r t. a russian a passenger jet which caught fire add exploded in western siberia has claimed at least three lives then left over forty injured and s.k. cell still looking for what caused the fire in the engine as the plane was taxiing

for takeoff and this is. all the one hundred twenty passengers and crew were evacuated from the jet before it blew up among those on board was a russian a pop group called nona told journalists there was difficulty with opening the emergency exits some passengers reportedly had to run through the flames to escape leaving them with severe burns four of the enter the now in a critical condition. coming away a little later whether making the world smaller it's really a good thing. it's ridiculous that people can post anything they want out there or not have not get repercussions for a bit but i guess they've got to figure out a way to control that. or the day i don't know how you know i don't know them either but you trust them i don't trust anyone in new york a little paranoid world. fears for globalization is the president polls people in

new york say. if i didn't spend enough money on sunglasses like i'm probably save for college and things like american still spending like there's no tomorrow despite a deep hole. this week a danish police force what they call the most serious terror plot ever attempted in the country for suspects arrested on wednesday will stay in prison for several weeks. of planning a gun attack in copenhagen it's thought they were targeting the newspaper that printed controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad with a bomb shaped target publication in periods of muslims worldwide police say the suspects intended to kill as many people as possible. because it's released a fifth man he was arrested but he remains a suspect it's the latest in a series of arrests throughout the year which have put european nations on high alert over the spread of islamic radicalization and if you go to can offer borders

outputting right under the noses of the. bureau of investigations and a massive police raid in the broad results twenty six people have been arrested in belgium germany the netherlands. dutch churchills are suspected of recruiting so-called jihad. and financing terrorist organizations right from the whole of europe believed. mission a success absolutely but is the battle over this is a very it's just a visible part of the iceberg it's huge there is a whole machine behind this redo on a ruse was born in belgium in a family of christians and converted to islam when he was. he says he did it on his own will because it simply provided the answers he couldn't find in other religions according to him islam teaches peace and tolerance but unfortunately due to generally poor knowledge about it it can be used to teach the exact opposite. there

are really extreme arms acting in europe and the problem is people who don't feel erotic and don't understand the muslim philosophy they end up in the arms of busy moms who come from saudi arabia egypt a former french intelligence officer claude money now has a company advising governments and corporations on health to deal with terrorism and extremism related threats based in brussels he claims the spread of islamic extremism is happening right in front of the authorities veiled from their attention by its privacy they will say you are not a good missed him because you don't practice five times the price five times a day you are not a good miss him because you are drinking you are not a good muslim because your life is not very. good missed him because you don't do nothing for your brother. in palestine in iraq and so on which oppressed and at auckland it begins in the families it begins in the industry and in the must this

is one of the immigrant quarters of brussels populated by muslims signs in arabic specialist shops and cafes kind of court to believe we are in the portland top european union official around a quarter of the local active working age population from eighteen to thirty is unemployed unofficial this figure is even higher which makes it prime ground for recruitment. the lack of education about islam and little work in many european muslim communities seem to have become the driving force behind the spread of extremism with belgium's added to towards asylum on the most view left in the european union the flow of newcomers is likely to continue and many experts believe unless more effort is made to hope muslims integrate into a multicultural society the extremism threat will remain no matter how many arrests or me what was going off the brothel. and coming up next hour the reality for millions of american women here for victim to domestic and emotional. it

can hear dr swines policeman swines minister's wife and i just pray. if you didn't find me if i could slip through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen was that he was going to kill me many victims don't understand that domestic violence includes verbal abuse psychological piece physical abuse and sexual abuse at least four million women are affected by abuse every year those are my only two options that i saw at that moment either i'm going to kill him i'm in jail or he's going it killin it. now for more oil. to stay behind bars until twenty seventeen he

and his colleague have found guilty this week of embezzling money laundering it ends a lengthy second trial for the past. four days that's how long it took the judge to be the verdict six more years that's how long. will have to spend behind bars the forty seven year old is in the final stretch of an eight year prison term sentence after being convicted for tax evasion. because he is here by sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment the sentence will be served in the correctional colony of a medium security prison in this second trial the course king just partner. were convicted of stealing two hundred eighteen million tons of oil worth twenty seven billion dollars from a subsidiary company out of course he was known as the very worst corporate governance abuse in russia and i myself was that you question how the meeting had

a power of attorney from one of their minority investors to attend and was thrown out at gun point meeting went on through trial and the investor a man called american called kind of his stake down to say nothing and the company voted to sell oil to an independent trade company for one dollar twenty five a barrel at a time when the international price was thirty dollars so that he made his fortune through what was then one of the world's largest non-state oil companies ucas it began from the states so off in the one nine hundred ninety s. and became versus fastest growing oil producer at that time in the business was risky and ucas was no exception to could have caused his associates were found guilty of a number of murders even so their supporters insist the two men are innocent khodorkovsky was not to blame because he had a whole team of very experienced. warriors who used to tell him that. everything he did was within the law it was the blame of the laws that had those

loopholes and them the cost he has maintained he's innocent of the fraud charges ever since his arrest in two thousand and three million the worst were of the opinion that singled out the prosecution not so much for financial reasons as for his political ambitions so why do his supporters in russia tend to view him as a sort of a martyr figure we're all humans and for compassion for people who who are who are behind the bars for a very long time here already eight years in prison and he has to spend many years more for the present can be smart he can be a particular he couldn't be sole support spoken but it doesn't mean that necessarily this is a synonym of guilty and that might be a case with that of course the prosecutors had asked for at least six more years on top of his current sentence they got what they wanted but we may not have heard the last trial of the decade it is. moscow. the united states

may have an eye watering it debt right now but the tills are still ringing however it's the credit card firms are rubbing their hands with glee as shoppers fall back increasingly on the plastic that the jerk and i mean one last thing is making it his mission to cure america's shopping addiction. ameritrade. you should. stop. her. but styles and new must have items of the fashion world changes fast as the seasons but one thing that never goes out of style in the us is shopping america is the birthplace of modern consumerism nowhere else in the world do people buy more than here with officially more shopping malls in the us than

high schools if i didn't spend enough money on sunglasses i could probably save for college and things like bad very few actually admit to an addiction is a dura does exactly what. that promise waited twenty five things with a daily need for a new dose of jackets sweaters and skirts she considers herself a shopaholic how many pairs of shoes do you have. so hundred the urge to possess has taken over men to statistics eight men and women compulsively shop equally in the us nowadays i'm actually excited about spencer runs your last couple of years have spent i think a one hundred thousand dollars on clothes while these numbers are simply unimaginable for millions of americans only a few are putting up a very loud fight against consumerism. reverend billy

says a credit card exorcism on the entire nation is what can cure america fifteen million americans are addicted to shopping but many more americans fifteen million shop too much still show his mean life mission is to chase away. this shopping devil by putting an act in churches and shopping malls around the country betrayed across the purpose of the exaggerations is to make americans see their flaws. the splash trick. too much money can. consume. it's a church but controls us it's a fundamentalist church like the roman catholic church in the fourteen hundreds these desperate times normally accept my credit card limit every mom could be calling for desperate measures like spells and exorcisms the things that glitter in the windows all that appeal to you since more often than not in the us legally the

majority of people have too much month left at the end of the money the average american is said to generate over fifty tons of garbage by the time they are a senior with millions buzzing around new york stores this holiday season and it's hard to tell who is doing it responsibly and who is completely out of control because of shopping not considered a mental disorder there are dozens of there are people and clinics in the big apple for those who are willing to admit they have a problem an indication of no lessons learned even after the big crash of a recession and. and on the way in our next hour more on those who are struggling through the holiday season to me announced americans the countdown clock is still taking when there are number one in benefits run out but with no job on the rise. and the time based it shines with love we were fortunate to have

a credit hawgs powered by westphal thinking on new year's night. there have been protests across gulzar with palestinians marking two years since israel began a devastating offensive into the area israel launched massive air and ground strikes on hamas targets in two thousand and eight killing me. more than a thousand people as rail says it was responding to palestinian rocket attacks but it drew worldwide condemnation because of the huge number of seventy casualties israel blockaded gaza after it came under the control of. a group ever regarded as a terrorist organization since then the aid has been rigorously restricted and rarely reaches its defamation policy is that of finding out. israelis insist their economic siege on gaza is easing but they can't deny the border and international condemnation is heating up and asian aid convoy with politicians and activists from

eighteen countries is on its way to gaza on border one hundred eighty people food and medical supplies and a determined core to reach gaza on the second anniversary of the last israel gaza war the convoy dubbed asia to gaza solidarity caravan sits sail from new delhi at the beginning of december it's trying to do what an aid flotilla failed to do in may break the israeli blockade on the coastal strip that earlier attempt left nine activists did since then israel insists things have gotten better there is a humanitarian analysis that we are making on a daily basis which allow us to see a broad picture about the humanitarian conditions and the situation in the goes to each moment but gazans complain life is still unbearable. israel has limited the number of trucks clothes and shoes coming into gaza and this causes problems with coordination in gaza. last month twenty two international organizations issued a report claiming the easing of the blockade has helped bring in materials only for

the u.n. and international building projects ordinary goods they say are still not getting in our goods have already been detained in israel for three years but the fines that we've paid already equaled the costs of the goods so even if we receive the goods back now we can sell them they're spoiled and those goods that are getting in . they're too expensive for most people here. the goods that we receive are not of a high quality but we have to buy them because we don't have an alternative. cars have also become a luxury two thousand dollars for an engine while just two hundred dollars for a rather simplistic alternative what can we do there's no fuel for vehicles spare parts inevitably result that it's kind of transportation to donkeys this is one of the largest cattle markets in gaza and as the economy here plummets it too is struggling to survive. we have no animals and no barley today and even when we have

barley people aren't always here to buy it's been four years since israel imposed siege on gaza to try and break hamas of support and with no sign that life will get better any time soon most gazans have the eyes on the sea and their hope on the next. policy r.t. israel and we've planted up online here's what you'll find it on t. dot com today as i say any of the to say they've hit the jackpot by converting to the euro they can pass through. the struggling aren't there. and check out this guy is the liberation of the venue here with the international space station and kerry's message for all of us.

now from new zealand to moscow from sydney to seattle twenty eleven was actually in with fireworks and celebrations by millions of people around the world. i. i it got off to a running start in new zealand as spectators packed into harbor to enjoy the huge display then moved further west to australia where celebrations went off with a bang as sydney's now traditional spectacular fireworks lit up the sky like spectators call their money's worth the twelve minute show was the largest there since the display which store in the new millennium revelers in japan welcomed the new year by releasing a massive silver balloons carrying notes with their hopes for the future and the people of taiwan the island's tallest guys there was fire examine the building in the u.k. a quarter of a million people flocked to the riverside towards london light up at midnight and

across the atlantic new york celebrations always around the slow descent of a six ton crystal ball with thirty thousand lights in earlier in moscow at least half a million people took to the streets to watch fireworks and also listen to president with their this new year address. now something else which brings the world together but rarely gets the champagne corks popping is globalization all i can satisfy our hunger for cheap goods it means some communities see thousands of jobs shipped abroad where talk show host laurie healthiness asked people in new york if making the world smaller is really better. society is becoming more and more globalized is that a positive development or is it the beginning of the end this week let's talk about that i think it's really important that we grow together and that your superior go

to each other because we feel. you have europe where you want to be taken care of here as well and on the same you do for us what do you think the effects of globalization are on our children oh i think it's a good thing i'm actually in education so i see it every day but. exposes our kids to different cultures and they're more understanding i think more tolerant just overall it helps more people to throughout the world so in some other places that may not necessarily have the opportunities that we have it presents them some of the opportunities that we have so that's a positive pressure as if but the negative it's taking things away from here you're too many things are going to. ok yeah sure is that you can control where the things are going to go and there's you have to compete with a lot more people that's right you know global economy could be good. carbon footprints and all there has been. good at the present where your stance is i don't think it's a good thing i think in theory it should be good but i think in reality i don't

think it is because i feel like the countries that need needs are going to join the globalization movement they're just being exploited for cheap labor. so it's not like we're all becoming one happy global it's we're taking advantage of others. i would say by recent events it's ridiculous that people can post anything they want out there or not have not get repercussions from it but i guess they've got to figure out a way to control that too don't they who are the vague i don't know how you met them no i don't know them either but you trust them i don't trust anyone i'm in new york i live in a paranoid world no matter what your feelings toward globalization might be the bottom line is that it doesn't look like the trend is going to end anytime soon. now are all from a siberian expedition as we take in more of russia close. where

in the southwestern almost region was was once the capital of siberia there we as enviable sporting prowess the people of almost skin know how to make the most of the ice team proud as they are of their renowned professional hockey team have on guard but as tom boss makes way that's not the only example of five star. i don't skills wild the local hockey team album guard puts another goal in the net they may look like other teams from around rush or in the world but they know they're special i guess you. know you're still missing my list since we were little with practice not side in the cold weather so we're used to hot conditions it's room i know america so with the toughest players. and it's not just seasoned on school players enthusiasm for the test of courage and strength comes

young. and. i like the way they play hockey the pillow fights the strikes and the opportunity to become a still life. ice hockey isn't the only have kilian and dev attracting attention here how about a wider no turning a minibus. but those boys even say period in winter with slippery roads it's pretty hard. pulling many buses is the only way this is what you have to show their strength they can also find many other ways to flex some siberian muscle. he regional local gym the team lifts bends and pulls anything they can lay their hands on the competitions across russia they also put on public shows to entertain the crowds and then some extra money for your day in day out it's about heaving that little bit more. moon around to put the same it's different i.