granted he's a virtual mechanic of a mission marco resource regional result of the sochi on. location with results michael beverly pulls up its own account revealing the child would come since her child mccown. calls herself a rebel truth seems to peace talks to be absent and months ago while it's been a while nato is something congress advisors to the country down to see on the front steps a ground invasion and. the blame game is only a few off to the gulf of mexico oil spill but as companies exchanged legal blows those suffering health problems from the songs are on ignored. russian police take down two major terror targets in the south killing militant leaders with suspected links to the deadly bombings in moscow.

twenty four hour news coming to you live from the russian capital you all with r.t. it is six am in mosco russia says it hopes to help prevent further civilian casualties and leave through a new peace and its foreign minister sergei lavrov told even prime minister that all sides act in accordance with the un mandate it's a hope for a peaceful solution archies either but it has the story. in terms of what concrete support russia can actually provide in reaching a peaceful resolution to this conflict so again lever of russia's foreign minister has offered to said observers to help monitor a ceasefire deal between the rebel forces and get back these troops in telephone conversation he had with libya's prime minister al baghdadi out. at the behest of

the libyan government following his announcement and i was ready to reach a ceasefire agreement with the rebels this is a position that russia has advocated continuously during this conflict which the peaceful resolution to is taking it into the political realm as a something this again lavrov champion of the russian nato summit earlier this month in but for this to happen he said that all sides in this conflict including the coalition forces must support of the un security council's resolutions regarding libya so that arms in particular on the no fly zone today russia is offering concrete support to help monitor a peace deal and ceasefire to help take this conflict into the political realm. on the ground in libya the first american predator drone strikes have reportedly destroyed rocket launches belonging to gadhafi forces near the strategic coastal city of misrata rebel say at least thirty six people have been killed there

cheering peace exchanges with government forces over the weekend the reports come just spot colonel gadhafi has claims that his troops held their clients in misrata and had retreated from the area human rights groups warn that if a seven week featuring the throttle left over a thousand dead and fifty fifty on the porch of humanitarian crisis came while the government certainly be in government is urging nature to begin dying like as the aerial bombardments continue of its capital tripoli as fighting enters its second month many fear the country's involved in the intervention may face a severe backlash. if nicolas sarkozy hoped intervening in libya and the oil of recall would boost his popularity has backfired he's now by for the most unpopular president in the history of france's fifth republic according to the latest opinion polls the main beneficiary has been marine le pen as you know head of the national front party he's expected to knock him out of next year's

presidential election because he wants pledged france will never again kill people in africa the pen told me he's broken that promise so that this will be seen as a past colonial reaction by fans behaving like a well schoolies man deciding who's bad and who's good the president's policies a myriad of former colleagues one inflexible personal style x. finance minister. lift the ruling party this month admitting they called to work together to form a human rights minister ram a year they has quit to so has he let colonel gadhafi use france he said as a doormat to wipe blood off his feet by hosting him in paris now he's hunting the same man down sarkozy also sacked his integration advisor for disagreeing with him the recommend man told r.t. the president does know how to compromise. there's no place for twentieth century

colonialism today but there should always be room for negotiation it's who leaves nicolas sarkozy with few friends just when he needs them it's become a lonely life inside the presidential palace but mr sarkozy not only a political opponent of pulling apart his for policy even for what allies like nobody given the talk of his hero. to villain pounds work with the president for over seventeen years the former premier fears libya turning into another afghanistan a deeply unpopular war with no clear deadline. we cannot go. any country without knowing when we go out i think this is the listen that we did not do from afghanistan in its global diplomacy it's the same problem and lismore france is facing criticism for what some see as heavy handed intervention in new york every coast the result is a presidency exposed mort at home and abroad for his arrogance. monarchical

republican trailing both le pen and the socialists in his bid for reelection in twenty twelve because he looks on likely to mellow leaked memos from a voice as claimed his only chance of winning is to make his policies even more extreme than usual arty paris. nato military advisers have been dispatched to leave in a move which when see as the first step towards a ground operation whether. a columnist for the online publication all seem focused on these foreign actually beer is just one part of a larger agenda. china between the middle east and africa draws almost all of its imported oil from this region so if you examine the libya invasion and tranche of the role of the us military in the fifth fleet in the persian gulf and

the red sea and then africa army in libya what you see is that five out of the six leading shore says of china's oil and gas are under either u.s. sanction or the u.s. military control to put it on the juggler again so i think you have to see the libyan less as a particular incident then as a piece on a very global chessboard. international monetary fund predicts the north africa conflict with terrell to get another club or comic downturn with devastating consequences for us. america's financial management is best defined by a nonstop boring binge theme park over there it's a running ticker of u.s. debt. we'll take a closer look at the dark financial forecast for america later this hour.

it's a year since millions of barrels of oil spilled into the gulf of mexico causing widespread environmental consequences and health problems to coastal residents but even though b.p. is given a billion dollars to clean up the damage the people who are affected are left to struggle with worsen sometimes artie is going to check on the story. five million barrels of oil in combination with almost two million gallons of highly toxic chemical dispersants used to fight the oil spill a cocktail that contaminated not just the water in the gulf but found its way into people's blood a year after the disaster and environmental group tested the blood of dozens of cleanup workers as well as residents of coastal areas they found levels of benzene thirty six times higher than normal courtroom. are shade and truly want to work in the open a problem or even a rumor. matter and work as

a boat engineer he says he was in perfect health before he was exposed to the toxic chemicals in the gulf now he's fighting a bouquet of illnesses. for clayton is not alone in his fight george price owns a small boat yard in louisiana perfectly healthy just a year ago he has lost thirty pounds in the last few months george was diagnosed with severe anaemia most earn a man must still hold of this story and will be do you know you really know dr michael robbie chom who's been practicing medicine in louisiana for forty years says he's never had such an influx of patients with respiratory and blood issues he fears the worst bits to distribute or his for cause robbie cha is one of a few doctors who is outspoken about gulf coast residents symptoms connection with the toxic chemicals that they've been exposed to many other doctors refuse to

recognize the cost as dr robert shaw says either because they don't have the necessary training or they don't want to be caught up. horribly programmers and environmental justice group polled residents in several coastal communities almost half said they had experienced health problems like coughing skin and eye irritation or headaches that are consistent with common symptoms of chemical exposure it's very clear when you look at the ingredients both of which is considered so. it is considered as rather a hazardous material couple with the ingredients in the toxic dispersants and when you mix those together it actually creates a substance all times more toxic and these are exactly the types of chemicals that are truly literally in people's blood many of the fact that gulf coast residents and those involved. cleanup of the gulf a biro alone in their fight with the consequences of last year disaster marine

biologists are saying it's going to take at least twenty years for the gulf ecosystem to recover president obama is assigned the country's environmental agency to investigate health effects of the spill but many gulf coast residents are sure the agency will do its best to sweep the findings under the rug i'm going to check out reporting from washington our. professor richard steiner who's a marine conservation specialist has a small percentage of their world has been recovered the operation will have little effect. there is an it governments and a while industry using major oil letters to understate the size understate the impact and overstating the effectiveness of their response that's exactly what the us administration has done throughout the ages aster is what they will industry has done and the truth of the matter is just as an enormous release of a toxic substance in a productive coastal system the damage was extensive it will be with us for years

unfortunately and there's no effective way to respond well to a major release of oil in a marine environment they only recovered about three percent of the total volume of oil that escaped their containment efforts because of course in sulphur gulf of mexico oil spill all along to stay on twenty or for years to come see is the case with another man made disaster twenty five years on the legacy of true novel is there to remind the world of the worst nuclear catastrophe in history report from the exclusion zone. and it's gotten to save some time to waste for others as developed countries rushed to keep up with technology people in four states all that's to dig through the electronic trash to survive. a major breakthrough in the fight against terrorism and rochelle's last week the

conference security forces killed two notorious extremists in the north caucasus both had links to al qaida and were believed to be behind many deaths in attacks in russia and sorties much in the course of. the russia's north caucasus a witness the number of successful anti terror operations last sunday a key militants lead that is i believe tunnel was killed in that is that russia's antiterrorist committee says that the most aborted man who might have had personally points of light is. as the hand of militants in dagestan in the last year now it's also believed the believe john that wasn't in almost every terror attack that happened in the region and was also linked to the most school month from bombings last year he was among the four terrorists that were killed a week ago and i guess does lead to hail the operational success answer that the militants only understands the language of force. the militants are willing to

engage and they reject us when we urge them to lay down weapons and we. have you committed so many mood is the terrorist attacks they know you understand the language of force meanwhile and nothing a taurus terrorists figure was killed a saudi militant known as smoke was so identified as a chief al qaida agent in the north caucasus he was also received by the militants as the absolute religious authority as well as an influential field commander despite the strength of high profile success russia's security forces still say there is no evidence that russia's most wanted terrorist martyr has been killed hopes could be eliminated one of the operations in english a terror were shattered when d.n.a. tests found no presence of him among the dead meanwhile u.s. claims responsibility for a number of terror attacks that russia including the most cool natural suicide

strikes and the bombing of the capital main airport still there is no clear information of just where russia's most wanted terrorists might be hiding in the north caucasus. on the special forces to crack down and start on our website and also we're also told as suspects in the recent matter of loss to the problem russian capital were kept on camera through tales and food at archie dot com. from the world war and bad. a new crisis is brewing and pointing fingers at those responsible they say i'm grossed of the middle east combined with your of all time economy and massive us foreign debt could signal a new global downturn and as our she's made in the reports washington risks losing its financial top dog status. and you will spring gathering about the world economy produced a dreadful financial forecast we are one shot away from

a food crisis critics say through the establishment of the international monetary fund and world bank america has positioned itself as an economic dr to the world using the institutions to retain global domination and fulfill the business interests of large corporations craving resources belonging to cash strapped countries what they do and they very often pressure governments to account spending or raise taxes that can be very very dangerous so. are certain words i tell all too familiar to latin america the middle east. and most recently greece. where tens of thousands stormed the streets protesting austerity measures public spending cuts and tax hikes. as the largest financial contributor washington also wields the largest voting power at the i.m.f.

the furn of the i.m.f. it is run program by the u.s. treasury department. from the european press that right there tells you most of the problem this is supposed to know. something countries it's run by just a handful or maybe just one and american has always served as president of the world bank since its creation in one nine hundred forty four but now with its own backyard in disarray america is hardly in a position to hand out financial advice to others in two thousand and eleven america's financial management is best defined by a nonstop borrowing binge seat up to talk over there it's a running ticker of u.s. debt which has surpassed a ceiling of fourteen point three trillion dollars now the u.s. may want to consider investing in a bigger clock. it's a few more digits on the display a problem so that the u.s. president can't ignore it and the government can't seem to solve it we have to live

within our means we have to reduce our deficit republicans have refused to support measures such as raising taxes on the rich or cutting defense spending all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if it clean up its own bad debts at home. or arche new york. when once a european union asked member states for extra funding for us nations are cutting back to the bone of who is also one hundred thirty two bit in your room to run itself next year but finance ministers find that hard to swallow in britain there are calls for every other to tech while european m.p. told us that brussels can't even get its existing budget under control. clearly the system isn't working and i think this report makes a very clear. but it is no surprise i mean from our point of view here you have the

european union for sixteen years in a row they haven't signed off their own accounts there because of auditor's you know so much fraud in their cars they can't even sign them off so it's not a surprise that you know there's a allegations of private jets being bought by certain country leaders surely that after receiving this kind of the aid the whole thing is a mess it needs discipline i think it's better done by nation states but you know i think the british people are wondering what on earth is going on where money is being thrown away whether through the you or through the u.k. needless international aid projects. it's round the clock on everything we're covering here at our home we show you someone out there on the web site. here at our coverage of the sound is not a gracious that russia's main cathedral last verse cheers around the world mark today and also it's what he still looks like russian style also.

proffers movers and shakers present the better get down at a reunion of his best friends these years on our you tube channel. the u.s. consumer advertised thousands of jobs in the developing world but the paper is a legacy of pollution when to pass the best firms are using countries like india as a dumping ground. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the new was snapped up studies show that these days the useful life span of a computer is only two years and every day. americans dumped their junk in the hope of keeping up with the joneses tallying up to a total of three million tons of electronic waste every year but where does it all

go. welcome to ceylon for a predominantly muslim mostly poverty stricken area of east l.a. where thousands of indians come to turn trash into what they see as a tiny treasure. more of the my work is really going to this man. that's how i make my living and homages on this dirty chile years old and has been tearing apart this trash for ten years in a d.v.d. a good word for peaceful hundred to five hundred split between friends and can sell the raw materials and make about a dollar a day unlike regular trash that can simply be tossed away in many developed countries including parts of the us electronic waste must be sent to a special collection agency that is supposed to responsibly recycle the parts however while it can cost these agencies anywhere from fifteen to thirty dollars to properly recycle a computer they can actually make the same amount if they ship it to

a developing country like india were eager buyers think they can turn a profit on the goods deli as bast becoming one of the biggest in waste dumping sites in the world trash from developed countries comes here to india where those with few options for survival hope to cash in on this job and even though it's illegal under the basil convention to ship hazardous material to india companies define the junk as second hand goods or mixed metals to customs officials to get away with it many countries feel that they need to save because it's in lives. of quite a good vision in the country but what they get in exchange for that is pretty dry rot the outer wall is the director of toxic celing a group dedicated to protecting migrant workers from the dangers of electronic waste. workers having a very putting stronger so it's exposing them to all kinds of occupational hazard it's a reality most of these workers know all too well it's

a dirty job at least for now gives them a means to survive. i know what they get is not good for my head but god nor the source of income nor the george will have to do something with the horror that those with no choices are sometimes forced to accept preassure either r t new delhi india. time to update you on some of today's world news opposition sources in syria claim four people have been killed during new clashes between antigovernment protesters and the police it follows the worst of violence since the unrest began one security forces opened fire at the weekend on want to stop the funerals of those children only a question of violence or escalators and recent days even though present on acid lifted the decades long state from urgency. opposition officials in yemen however it has a plan to allow the president to leave power in thirty days time while giving him immunity from prosecution they also object to

a clause that would let the country's parliament which is dominated by presidential loyalists to reject his resignation thousands of protesters in the capital some are demanding a lot of do not sell it to step down immediately and to end his thirty two year rule. variations have seen around one hundred thirty people killed. several hundred people have marched through the central tokyo in another wave of protests against nuclear plant most are protesters to moan to the one this week to clean metro energy sources tell stray shells against atomic energy have been a regular have become regular in the weeks following the quake and tsunami which demanded the damage the fukushima power plant was a great emotional. and from the onset of the japanese nuclear crisis the unthinkable was that fukushima could become the next true novel the twenty fifth anniversary which is coming up this tuesday but as our teaser let's see the sheer

scope also the passing years haven't made the world's most infamous exclusion zone any safer. this still remains the world's biggest manmade nuclear disaster and it happened because of a failed experiment when the employees at the germ w. station tried to bring the reactor to a temporary stop and the experiment failed and resulted in an explosion the whole area around the plant to thirty kilometer radius was contaminated some parts of belarus and everywhere across the european continent traces of radiation were felt even reaching the east coast the united states now indeed this still remains historical landmarks still some people trying to draw parallels with fukushima accident nowadays but many experts agree that the accidents have been completely different got only in the causes of the disaster but also in the immediate aftermath because the levels of radiation which were detected injured in the chernobyl area twenty five years ago were still much higher than the ones in the

fukushima right now ukraine has managed to persuade several world countries to invest over five hundred million euros into building a new circle for this which would last for another hundred years it was safeguard the chernobyl reactor from let me see more radiation to the atmosphere so indeed it's twenty five years old but the legacy of chernobyl clearly lives on and the chernobyl story still making the headlines everywhere across the world but it's absolutely horrifying to be in the exclusion zone i've been a regular visitor the since say two thousand thought i. recently went there for a week to film a fresh documentary which all of these you will be able to see on monday and walking through these dead empty streets always gives me a creepy feeling despite that i've been there more than a dozen times and the area is completely deserted and just thinking that this was a communist paradise a role model city full of those who are living and working at the chernobyl nuclear power station now it's completely deserted and lifeless this feeling is of course

a very frightful and horrifying indeed this area will never be inhabited again because the fallout period of maybe nuclear particles. can reach up to twenty thousand years and indeed just looking at the sound of freak out and the exclusion zone in general you realize how costly how costly a man's mistakes can be and that is definitely the main purpose of the exclusion zone right now to remind the world that such mistakes must be made again. on plans to end the fukushima crisis within nine months and closing the reactor complex with a protective. however contra nuclear power experts to greenpeace explain why the idea may be a little too ambitious. to first estimate that they can build the door mainly in six months i only have to remind you of. two crew or four channel before we have to first call for goods and. before we have a second cycle of visits it's not something that's very easy to be done did for

also take a lot longer than the six months because well the dorm is all the fuel needs to be removed and that is a very very complex operation and even then really fifty could could come out of the radiation levels around fukushima the new cars station are sufficiently high to keep people out for also a very long time i think you'll be able to compare that for these happening now in . unless you would remove the first metre top shortstops all you always have higher radiation levels in the surroundings that are so high that it will not be able to live there for quite a long time. the nation's headlines in just a few minutes stay with our. for

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