the graphical nuclear situation in japan goes from bad to worse as a sudden spike in radiation levels mean start of withdrawal of the stricken but she left. while the japanese government insists there is no immediate danger personable and a track record of telling the truth about paul's nuclear problems means that not everyone's beds. and japanese shares have rebounded sharply after two consecutive days of that i was finishing up five point seven percent or more in business in just about ten minutes. government forces in libya we take even more lands on the rebels from those countries in the international community are against

opposing the no fly zone the united nations is states it's just us it's. a very warm welcome to you this is our to live from moscow i'm alice had the japan maybe losing control of the shimon nuclear power plant after a rise in radiation levels meant attempts to stabilize the situation have to be halted because the top spokesman said one of the reactors key containment vessels is feared to have broken and radioactive material talent i bet it has in the region said many people are trying to flee from areas facing immediate. there's a bubbling undercurrent of anxiety and fear and it's a different kind of fear now because with the tsunami the earthquake they can see and hear the threats this the radiation they can't see or smell it it's an

invisible enemy so now it's a different kind of threat just this morning i've spoken to a young japanese couple with just a ten day old newly born. and they are actually from sendai and they were in sendai when the earthquake struck they have been able to move until now this is another was two weeks but now they're heading for tokyo as fast as they can and this is just another. more evidence of people who don't trust the government don't trust the advice that the radiation isn't spreading into a greater area outside. this queue of people is a kilometer long they're trying to stockpile what food is left in sendai most shelves are empty now. the people here are getting ready to hide fearing an invisible killer radiation explosions at the fukushima daiichi power plant could the country on the cusp of nuclear meltdown one damage to reactors outer casing and the final two reactors have now lost cooling capability to radiation levels peaked

near the plants at four hundred times the amount normally absorbed in a year there if is it will spread across the country while residents prepared to go to ground for news crews are fleeing this team from new zealand is heading finegan to airport but flights from there to sucker in tokyo are already fully booked for the next two days the exodus has begun here on the west coast. has already. already turning up get on the next available flight out of the country such as desperation to escape. we have to wait until morning to get the next flight a hard bar of we have to wait outside but we will because we want to escape the radiation some though have nowhere to run to this was once a village those who lived here are returning to find there's simply nothing left the devastation just goes on and on. more than half a million people have been left homeless their belongings swallowed up and spat out

by the tsunami relief workers are searching for survivors all along japan's ravaged coast what's now a sea of debris fifteen thousand have already been rescued but over seven thousand are still missing and some parts haven't even been reached yet over two and a half thousand relief centers are still packed and will be for several weeks it's cold and uncomfortable but this is one of the few places these people can get food and shelter juge parts of the country have been completely wiped out by the threat of nuclear meltdown means there could still be more to come. meanwhile rescue operations in the country continue following the quake. japanese prime minister twenty six people have been rescued. the official death toll no reason to seven hundred. could the only thing.

worth taking any clue tell them about the latest development. this morning fire broke out at the fourth reactor at that. extinguished so was seemingly on its own about half an hour later however i believe hundred workers which is where we had originally planned to remains and they were pulled out later or at least earlier today because. of radiation levels which again were too high we do know that radiation levels are but skyrocketing all across the country in fact. it's just a little over a hundred miles north of tokyo already seen three hundred times their normal amount we also know that radiation levels in tokyo measured by those who are arriving at the airport just this morning they were about eleven times they do they think that it's better to be a normal or safe i wouldn't say the people are running around screaming in horror

at the moment but you have to notice that certainly certainly. in the air there is not that many people out on the streets those who are in the street are wearing masks and they have their hair covered which is of some of the elementary cautions which are said to be somewhat helpful in the case. but in the case of radiation exposure some food has been wiped off the shelves it could go to any could mean in store you'll see that most of them are essentially mostly empty people are being told by the government the current radiation levels are high that exceptional rate there is you know inflows and dangerous. however as evidence shows as history shows the japanese government has exactly proven to be always so always always trustworthy and everything that it does work with forth to the public should actually be checked it hears the report and act with reactors and difficult she were a nuclear power plants having gone up in smoke fears about

a possible meltdown loom large japanese authorities give assurances there is no imminent threat to tokyo residents but past evidence suggests they are not to be trusted completely many years and you can the street and the regulators in japan but also in every society every country or preach nuclear power you find consistently you get there's a lack of transparency a lack of will. be just think i think we can but that's too much information why should we information in fact just five years ago the plant operator tokyo electric power company or tepco its message to falsifying temperature readings for cooling materials advocacy much as early as in one nine hundred eighty five and with the country now facing a major disaster the government will be careful in choosing its words. i think what is going to happen in the juggle is go.

but also the accountable to other countries and other nations. in two thousand to the governments disclose that at least twenty nine cases of damage to the reactor had been swept under the carpet that incident because presidents and some senior officials to quit in scandal in two thousand and three seventeen ted cooperated clarence ordered to be shut down again because the operator lied about what was happening at these sites so when the japanese officials put on a somber face but give assurances everything's fine not everyone's convinced particularly when the country's already got enough other problems to deal with if you don't have the emergency resources if your infrastructure has been destroyed and the further you go away from the reactor the more difficult but more the worse the population settlements are the more difficult it is to evacuate you don't want

to panic the public to get them to provide kuwait i may be on within we put themselves in harm's way but when thousands of lives are on the line such a policy can easily be counterproductive there is a growing distrust among. the information that we're receiving is not arming us to the extent that we would like and when it doesn't reduce it just makes people all the more uncertain and when the believing can't trust the information. as it stands japan appears to be balancing on the brink of a nuclear meltdown and though the official version of events implores everyone to stay calm history shows not all their words could be taken at face value in tokyo it even goes r t. one nuclear power greenpeace yonhap account so even when work is can get through the control rooms in a plant the task they face coupled with the condition perhaps here is here means predicting the thing that is impossible. the situation of his moment remains

critical it will remain critical several days and there's only fifty people allowed in the plans of the moms and they're working fifteen minutes shifts which is beenz is very little and they have to work very many things why home is because remote control installations have gone down the main operating room is not usable because of radiation levels they're working under extremely difficult circumstances to try to prevent the worst from the worst fleetwood which would indeed be a core that is completely dry and that would would lead to a meltdown it is very early now to predict what would happen because it would depend on how much of the material would get out it would be penciled what the sea streets would be what the wind with me what is certain is that the spread of this material in the air would not go as far as that we've seen with the reason for that is that it will all be boosted its high in the air because there is no graphite in it likely to be in the chernobyl reactor and that means that most of the city would

fall nearer to the nuclear power station and there it would create larger havoc that we've seen it in a case of. well if you're in the effort to the areas you can share your experiences by locking onto facebook account just and the right after ron what i'll pay tolls and how the latest video analysis and news on the situation in japan as well as all our other top stories think you know something i think the rest of the brought it happens to you on. whatever up later this hour we sit down with walt how does a nuclear physicist and associate fellow chap and how often he shows his express appeared on the situation in japan. rubble news that they may have water levels rising and falling they may have fuel exposed we know that they have helped fuel exposed which is produce the the reaction the reaction between the more. metal quietly in the water what produces the hydrogen so we've certainly had some fuel

very much you may well have fuel ceramic fuel pellets that are now also circulating through the core and that will be clogging up channels and generally generally two new configuration of the geometry of the core and unless the reactor and worse the reactor engineers know what is going on they're liable to do something wrong. and there are today with the very latest breaking news the focus on a power plant and auntie's twitter play age as well i tweets from our correspondents in japan find out what's happening in the capital tokyo and again as a little more than one hundred kilometers from the nuclear power plant itself also there the latest news on the devastation in the country on the most interesting legs all that and our twitter account r.t. underscore. now in libya colonel gadhafi forces have gained more

ground retaking rebel held cities and major world powers as they are dismissed imposing a no fly zone over the conflict stricken country if you still to be discussed by the u.n. poorest areas in the capital tripoli. gadhafi forces have broken through the last major in line of resistance before the town of bint ghazi which is the heart of the rebel stronghold m choose day in a massive land and air assault it off his forces took over the town of edge of the which is just some one hundred and fifty kilometers away from being ghazi what this means exactly duffy's forces are now in full control of the coastal strip a tree in these two towns you need to remember that it was only ten days ago that were able forces had control of almost half this country they were in control in the east and they also had control of civil cities in the waist and now his forces have managed to reclaim most of that land they certainly if we came all the cities in the waste exits of misrata in the closing statement of the g.

eight ministers meeting in paris on tuesday there was no mention of the no fly zone which in france remain at the forefront of calling for to be implemented over libya while there are several countries including the united states germany russia and china which has veto power at the u.n. security council they are opposed to it now representatives from france and britain and live in on lebanon acting on behalf of the arab league summit on saturday in cairo they have called an endorser no fly zone those representatives have drafted and united nations resolution calling for to be incremented that discussion was held behind closed doors on tuesday speaking after their u.n. security council meeting the british representative said that they had seen a lot of discussion and he did admit that they were divisions is it that a lot of questions were still being asked questions such as how would it be implemented and would be participating in it that discussion will continue today and wednesday night's intially the draft resolution is looking for

a ban on all flights over libyan airspace excluding humanitarian aid missions it also of course the restricted implementation of arms embargoes adopted in resolution one mind over two weeks ago at the same time it also calls for the present prevention of foreign. no east being able to continue. all of this last resort you since i know size zero is to try and protect the lives of civilians but many people here feel that if indeed it is approved it will be too little too late and also it will open the door possibly for an excuse for an intervention in france is faith in officially supporting the libyan opposition power in and paris sing situations and it's omens a visiting professor of international relations at bill can see the vast sea and. they draw a gun and look at our trade you have. the

british. determine who and what went on the very very special mission for them and we want to increase we're going to rise out of this or we're going to mention and if we do we're going to be who we want to be maybe we can all agree international community and the kind of americans and europeans they want to go. so let's face it and we're doing our whole. operation in iraq and so we haven't seen. meanwhile the wrath is continuing elsewhere in the arab world in bahrain where the king has declared every month the riot police have launched a renewed assault on government protesters spittles have been overwhelmed by the number of injured throughout the weeks of tom wall and coming up later in our

program oscar's cross talk program debate whether the arab countries currently protesting against their regimes really get what they want. when there were elections. for the people you know in the palestinian territories hamas and islam is still classified as a terrorist organization one so then this is i'm not trying to say that people should not have the always be heard but i think it's important to keep in mind that these words which have a connotation to western ears do not necessarily mean the same thing they're sure that people want our i mean what is really i mean it's why and that's what i why it's weird let me jump in this is cross talk about why this is i disagree when it's how much wins it has been given the chance to do it i mean this is not just because it's an islamist in fact and you know the biggest mistake was in ninety nine to one when there's some aswan and there was a military intervention that drove the country into a cycle of violence and there is the same in palestine i must warn and the word

should have accepted that instead they were didn't accept at. all there's been a wall welcome by the re track it will receive into their space mission space graphics and that other than bringing its crew back russian cosmonauts alexander kaleri and on the roads as well as nothing. many every time from international space station the landing was placed knowledge of by search and rescue this is almost the past of a new generation stories in the digital not occasions instead the crew departed the i.f.'s leaving behind three others who were due to return in about three months

time but do you watch how the traditions of sports has been polished you go in as modern culture has glamorized militarism commercialism racism sexism and homophobia so we're living in ways we don't often even notice especially on the level of culture where our ideas and attitudes as a society are shaped. between for. the u.s. military have existed since the start of the n.f.l. back in nineteen twenty that relationship sleep during or two and today that is stronger than ever. in terms of the secure. area simply appealing to look at history it's taught us it's more it's never just something that we just sit. for it's only. for the social. and the history of american sports is no different. ok that is the

way the news business our way on t.v. all this is is on the way now with you get. that's right time for your business update and japanese stocks rebounded shoppy on wednesday after two days of heavy losses we'll have more on that in just a moment but first other sectors of the japanese economy continue to suffer in the aftermath of the disaster consumers in japan are emptying store shelves feel the lack of distribution of food water and other goods many companies still have production suspended as the power supply remains critical in the country meanwhile worldwide manufacturing chains are suffering from shortages of supplies from japan and one of the main japanese car producers toyota says its overall production loss may reach forty thousand cars with toyota honda and nissan closing their factories market watchers fear an overall downturn in the autumn of bile sector but

journalists say any major impact on the global car industry won't last for long. i don't expect to have a major negative impact on the overall industry. still globally speaking there are a number of. other utilized capacities elsewhere and even within japan so yes the there is a common thread disruption for a few days however i don't think that this was going to have a big overall impact. and japanese electronic companies which closed factories have just wrapped its connected production chains of high tech products worldwide where the. jason and partners consulting believes retail prices for such goods will not rise significantly.

japan is the main producer of dynamic and flash memory chips which are commonly used in mobile phones computers and laptops were dropped in production of these chips may lead to a deficit of certain high tech goods and speculative price growth however even in the worst scenario the retail price growth. chapman is economy is strong enough to sustain quake side quoting to one of russia's leading economists agree. the japan's there is already in trouble but generally if you if you've if you look at. the car and the car if you look at their sort of position in general germany's economy is pretty healthy and what we're talking about is not because of their construction. in basic terms it's a physical cost it's not a matter of law the whole economy melting down all the financial system and i think it's so good in a good supply sure i think one could compare it to the brought in the summer of two

thousand and ten in russia i think we should be reasonably sure that music or music hall the new year. will remain on track. let's see how the asian markets performed on wednesday japanese shares have rebounded sharply after two consecutive days of the climb with the nikkei index finishing five point seven percent in the what the bank of japan helped to instill confidence by pumping and not just billion dollars into the financial markets it's the third cash injection in three days by japan's central bank and in total it has allocated two hundred eighty four billion dollars to the crisis hong kong site saying is that ten percent are bouncing back at this as some of the china may suffer from japanese a come on the downturn are using in late wednesday night. and european shares are also recouping losses in early trade as the first. just for the rebounce even on

nature's forces puts these flight data straight in less than a tenth of a percent top or as the tax is posting gains of one percent this hour. and here in russian versus seem to be quite hard to beat as they are just a device it's a posting significant gains of about two percent tracking asian games high on cheap valuations in japan it hopes the economy will limp back to normality. that's now have a look at some of the individual share moves here those banking shares are posting caves for abroad because up one point six percent but energy shares are the main winners the solid just like oil prices remaining for the child say news from japan is pushing world markets lower but the situation in libya as well grades is supporting high oil prices with ongoing uncertainty over world crude oil supplies out of the region crossing after is rising movement the firm to look for those not far behind point eight percent higher. international investors

on how the situation in japan evolves it kenny from capital believes french and this country will continue to push the markets. for a couple of weeks ago investors were mentally watching the macroeconomic very true of all the potential economic recovery kind of growth first practice nobly all of which and the japanese problem so i think it will push on the market but all grab power would we should move out is a big part of us try to search the car business and the sectors which i like to see advantage for from for the recovery of the japanese economy and although a drop in demand for energy in japan has weighed in on well prices the middle east turmoil continues just heard chris were also explains why this is favoring russia. in many ways this combination of the threat of disruption in the middle east

providing sports to the oil prices while at the same time the risk of slower economic growth and of course disruption in japan. causing people concerned about demand that combination which is likely to keep the price of oil around the curtain like in the current window is near ideal for russia because if you had a situation where the threat level of construction were to rise too much unchecked and the price of oil were to go to one twenty one thirty one forty that actually would be bad for russia short term we get more money flows but if you're you have a negative impact on the reform process on the motivation for the government to drive reforms and everybody would worry about another two thousand and eight effect in other words rising prices even for such a collapse so that would be that on the other hand if you know if we didn't have that ongoing threat level and we now have these concerns over demand and economic growth we could easily see the price of oil going back to eighty dollars which would put the but the but isn't it sort of

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