three. three. three. three. videos for your media drug free media john tarrant tetons tom. here in moscow you with odds here a recap of the main story and to me treatment that says the time isn't right to reveal his plans for the presidency of two thousand and twelve he was fielding questions in a marathon news conference when you also said that russia wouldn't support a u.n. resolution on syria or what's happened in libya and when asked about jailed health and the president said his release would not be a threat to society. and egypt's revolution brought an end to

a dictatorship that has ushered in sectarian divisions with religious classes already claiming dozens of lives christians and muslims claiming post revolution leaders for failing to rise up. and big brother is pressuring sweden. just legal well first the country people's online information sweden remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users. while not everyone is convinced that mankind is boiling the planet into oblivion in his next hour interview is coming your way right now. today i'm talking to johnny ball he's most famous a big a children's television presenter in the seventy's and eighty's and is also a climate change skeptic joined or thank you so much for talking to r.t. now you are famous for boiling things down there so i wonder if we could just start

with you explaining the current accepted theory behind climate science and where you think climate scientists are going wrong well it all started in the very beginning and it alarming to me because it didn't seem to tie in with what i already understood about what the way the world was life on earth worst wife on earth is based on three. three items that's oxygen water and c o two and the three intermix when you burn anything you're producing you're burning hydrocarbons and you produce c o two and water but you can't do anything without the oxygen and there so if you demonize what i'm going to have to demonize the others every time you produce a molecule of c o two you produce two molecules of water so if you're going to be when i c o two you'd better be minerals water as well then i looked at what they were talking about and they were saying it was c o two in the atmosphere it was manmade see it in the atmosphere well of the sea you see you tuning up see only

there's only about one particle in every two thousand five hundred. but all of the man makes it that's only about four percent at the most and he would say we produce two percent of that the most and so you know talking about miniscule amounts of c o two in the atmosphere the c u two then has a very major function and that is to feed all plants. trees grow to an optimum height because of the wall of the c o two the height it gets through and it's thins out when you go skiing you find that there are trees perhaps only get cracking and really craggy and you know and they look sick and the matter is up there they were there existing on less c o two and they learnt to do that and survive and like him may be covered by snow for all bar a month but as soon as it's uncovered it grabs the c o two minimal though it is but

that's enough to sustain it life from of the year and this is the way it works with c o two but you have you know when you get a tropical climates the trees can be hardly a jungle and can't be that much because there's more so you so this kind of aspect of this show the c o two is the natural exchange between plants and animals and it's absolutely natural you're essentially think two things one that they're two it's that sold for life or death and two that mankind isn't responsible for creating so let them out of the exam plants on land rotting in fermenting including leaving produce about three hundred fifty billion tons of c o two a year a man and his industry produces at most twenty four billion can implement a factor of fourteen so nature pollution fourteen times as well but of all the

plants on earth only twenty percent are on. eighty percent of all plants on earth are in the oceans in the sea all with the same with i wouldn't be nice to you it takes you that they produce the it. doesn't carbonate your claims are made from c o two without the c o two wouldn't they just wouldn't. they do shells of of of crabs and things require so you have on so you think this is total exchange and the exchange can be upset it can be upset but to a degree but to me it's so minimal but the whole for all rate is crazy so how is it that you think climate scientists have got it so wrong i think it was a lot but he says we've got to stop the world progress. we've got to stop technology progress and we've got to stop capitalism in the light and we somehow got to hold everything back and that's the idea when you talk to the green you find

that they usually want technologies that are less efficient i think we should we have one of the less efficient of a greater weight on the world and i call that we're looking for greater efficiency one example gas fired electrical power stations in the last eight eighteen years have doubled their efficiency from feed in the steam back again to making it work out and using rare earth magnets that are much more powerful so that means it's going to get past option we think twice as much energy from the same for us in fuel as we got eighteen years ago now that is a tremendous success story the greens don't want to. why and you have to wonder why . isn't it better there to do something in response to this perceived threat from security rather than just leaving it as it is i mean surely any kind of research and development is its progression absolutely so you got to back the right won't

rock and gas him in britain cost about. electricity from get two point three plates a unit from nuclear two point five eight from coal two point eight or nine pick from wind nine point eight pence it's crazy and not knowing when generate you would be built without subsidy now that's frightening because that's costing us a fortune for something as substandard and when we build all the walls we built and are planning to nuclear generators or one new nuclear generator one you get leverage as well dismiss them all and nuclear is carbon free it doesn't produce the open so why the regional don't go for you. doesn't make sense it doesn't add up it's a political motivation and nothing to do with efficiency now in america they just want to thank you for asking the senate voted sixty four to have nothing more to do

with the un's international panel on climate change not to fund the not a bucket and not really interested in the reports i think it's one of something else they said they agree they're producing grain to produce ethanol has been a total and on mitigating desires to end the united states and is actually. cost a tremendous amount and even increased their carbon footprint but more than that the reduction in their food product their grain for food has meant a doubling of wheat prices and the prices. a move that says affected the very countries who demand would require aid in kind from the usa. and those countries ninety percent of the population at least a working class or poor kind of a name if you can as you libya egypt yemen jordan. what's happening now the question is is the squeeze on britain. because

of the levies fifty percent of our energy bills on subsidence for women fifty percent of our f.a.'s on subsidy produce carbon sixty six percent of our taxis all of of our of the cost of our petrol and these are. the squeezing working people and every child this is the point which is why i'm taking the hypo problem because i'm interesting kids on the welfare of kids every child in great britain is poor bilingual enormous degree because of us putting you know that money in it can fracture serious ridiculous errors that don't ever prove their worth the candle i do you in fact it was the jets to their way to climate science is taught in schools that it's not just not just financially detrimental to children but also psychologically you think what should we tell our kids about the future children

since let's tell our kids the grown ups of mess the world up so much frankly we want you to cure it while you're seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen curing or twenty stuff that's not switch the lights off save energy do it do in order you can see how much i mean that's preposterous it's preposterous when matthew bolton was selling steam engines one minute and said oh i've got hundred men down there but she was an operator and he said why don't you put a thousand men down which reasons it's the wrong way round he said take on the steam engine your job your profits double your output. we need children to. be too warm become scientists technologists if you need it environmental scientists by all means. and you need we want to improve the world we want to pick up my life seven decades every ten years you can see the mark improvements a marked improvement heart transplant somewhere in the middle who. kinds of things

really brilliant improvements the clean air act and the nine hundred fifty s. now buildings you could build a stone building it stays the same color it didn't used to be to be black within each year it's all those things the catalytic converter which produces. noxious nitrogen oxygen instead of not result side i mean stead of carbons carbons i'm coming out right if you see carbon dioxide why because it's harmless and it's been great and wonderful and it's cleaner already much cleaner than it ever been and it's true and all those things are wonderful and we turn our kids do you see we've actually not done a bad job but you with the technology with the communications technology i think computers will do so much better so you have faith you make good better by picking up the patent what use genius picking up the baton and taking it one step further. how it's climate that's become so politicized you think well it is and

it's nothing else but politicized it is definitely not based on science and sleep they say it's the consensus where eugenics was by consensus a lynch mob consensus at a level accepted by consensus you know it consensus really you need as somebody said it's lovely a quotation from the scoundrel will always succeed if good men say nothing well i think very flattered that he considered me a good man but somebody sent that e-mail the other day and i said that's absolutely right i've got to stand going to go to sunday because of him working the kids for thirty forty years i believe in them i believe in the next generation i believe. good about what it we do to know they got out a car and they're going to be the next generation with all the jobs so surely if we can get their minds into gear i can help get their minds into the right attitude. about science and technology than usual with one oh kind of oh thank you i'll play

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muslims post revolution leader. riots and. uses its legal clout so force the country to stall people's information sweden remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users privacy. stories on our website but for now let's head over to the sports desk with kate. a lot of discourse here the headlines the next morning yo porto coach the last boss aims to emulate the special one take on braga wednesday night's europa league final . while its unfriendly russian child is in the twelfth german joint spying munich for a new season showpiece stadium. backing president dmitry medvedev urges all of

russia to support their athletes head of the london olympics first of all and porto manager andre the last boss to go some way in emulating former coach shows a marine yo ass inside takes all fellow portuguese team braga wednesday nights europa league final in dublin and asked just thirty three has already steered the club to the domestic league title this season and that he hopes to repeat marina as you wait for a cup triumph from eight years ago. as his assistants also a clear favorites to win the game in islands and have a prolific strikeforce in the middle falcao and holt who scored thirty nine times between of this season in the quarter top flight but glasgow us is playing down his role in the team success it's a rare achievements reflects the good work being done by everybody at the club and i think there's a lot of the work of the manager and i don't see that. the work of the manager depends on the work over the structure of the club or the club. it's the quality of

the players and we were able this year to. all of this together with. the majors able to go so far in the league with such an incredible record. it will to go into into this final well out of my brother finished fourth in the portuguese league thirty eight points behind court so it's a much they haven't beaten for two years. but that doesn't bother them the meanest posse answer he believes an upset is possible although he admits it will take a special performance play for them in austin. would be if you go. into business what's happening in many neutrals is a good thing bradley international. is a good local happens you live. here millions you call upon it you still manage to get insurance from all meanwhile russian champions and aids are playing a friendly with german giants guy in munich in some respects wednesday night in

this hall at the stadium he's won all with half time approaching alexander who have sliced open the biodefense to open his eight eleven minutes in before the world cup here at first not close that level matters just six minutes later this encounter with brian is the first of what zinni chiefs hope will become an annual event because the euro fest you see this is petersburg outfit facing a number of european clubs in the pre-season as russia aligns itself with the constants football calendar for me on our jenson button and lewis hamilton are confident not trying to narrow the gaps in formula one travelling trip pacesetter sebastian vettel at this sunday's spanish grand grey in barcelona button and how was inspired to say at the car is basically trying to increase the speed of their car the two former world champions are looking to prevent red bulls therefore from opening up a runaway lead in this year's drivers' championship the german is already thirty four points clear of the second reason is top the podium once in china but it's both in the standings and how little is looking for

a turnaround fast because of the new circuits in the race he's yet to win. and when spring would be here. it would be great to explain i'm going to be in close. second or i was in the second last. car or it will go broke anyway so i think we'll be competitive in working this morning on american girl for the. record. the market pending champion vettel was at sunday's grand i think of the new red bull ring in austria the german driver already has three wins and a second place from the four races so far this season but the twenty three year old insists he's far from peaceable. i think everyone is beatable and you know we have learned a lot in the last couple races and if you take shanghai you know obviously we didn't have a one hundred percent clean sunday. some some problems the last radio collection is

a trial and you see immediately to someone who would be to so you know you cannot approach that we can take anything for granted but here in russia in boxing legends roy jones jr says he has plenty of respect for his love of us had a saturday night in moscow as the pair held and i've been training session here in the capital the american who's an eight time world champion was looking up the atmosphere at a shopping mall before a light session in the ring and even showed his rapping skills before wrapping up his hands with some glove work a forty two year old was named fighter of the decade in the ninety's by the boxing writers association but even though he hasn't won a fight for two years he's confident ahead of the lone title chrysolite fight however as is his opponents lever that is eleven years younger and hasn't press of record of twenty one wins and one defeat he's trained by boxing legend question so he's very much the favorite to have a message for the fans. here for the washington what of course i'm inviting all of you to go in first for it's your work gentlemen time and only other times go in

first words we're getting few. and numbers we have to be strong thanks to everyone once again we will win because there was nobody there to be. put on the shelf. and saying in russian president dmitry medvedev says all the ingredients are in place to help the countries athletes deliver the goods at the next summer and winter olympics the presidents are speaking at his first question and answer media conference at russia's future silicon valley at skolkovo. station a delusion of its budget i think we must believe in victory that's the only option otherwise your doubts could be transmitted to i think but we must support them and believe in them to live very empty even when their chances look slim we all watch sporting events it is part of our job to help our fleets to support them as for

their preparations i think they've been working the way they should and we do have chances to perform well but at the london olympics next year and in sochi in two thousand and fourteen funds have been allocated a lot of important decisions have been made so we'll cheer for them and i hope they give us reasons for joy. so with less than a thousand days to go until the winter games in sochi the search is on to find and all the of volunteers to help the olympics on this mazy as possible. he reports. the one thousand days to go mark was celebrated all over the country lady choosing to get their blood pumping with a festive public workout. others chose to mark the spirit of the occasion by play music. but these young men and women were discovering the spirit of the old soviet union tradition of working on a saturday the volunteer centers opening their doors so that olympic gold medalist

svetlana's europe could breed the youngsters about the challenges that lie ahead and just like in sports the grueling and drawn out selection process will leave only the best volunteers from all over the country for russia it's been a very very huge selection and it's been a very not not really easy. to be like at least five stages to be wonderful games or want to be one of the twenty five thousand on interest who will be working for the games of a plenty of hard work and skill to earn her five hundred metres gold and turin and tons of world championship accolades but what skill set does the potential olympic volunteer need to possess in order to assist in the country wide effort of preparing for a global tournament it's english or anyone which is not just in this because. we for this part of languages it's an island just have to take me by some

more language distance very good to know russian history important to say for everybody what is the russian and the somebody asking selections will start in november this year so there's still time for aspiring volunteers to brush up on those and other skills russian olympic committee had alexander zhukov visit to one of the capitals boarding schools a celebratory and sporting spirit definitely in the air there with mascots and athletes all working up a good sweat zuckoff says plenty of perspectives for the next generation and obviously has a soft spot for the enthusiastic youth willing to make a difference. it's great to see children who like participating in sports and becoming big fans of our current libyans i enjoy seeing them get excited about volunteering and helping out our cause i hope that this movement will eventually lead to more exposure to sports all over the country with every aspiring our families having facilities available to them. with numerous people showing up to

support the olympic push it is clear that it's not only the athletes who are working hard to help russia put its best foot forward on the global sporting stage the bonds of course are key and finally thousands of people will enjoy their fifteen minutes of fame next year when they take part in the olympic torch relay ahead of the twenty twelve london olympics the first seventy four locations on the rooftop being revealed in the british capital most places have yet to be confirmed but the relay already covers every nation underage and within the united kingdom county of cornwall being the first on the list of play will travel over thirteen thousand kilometers in seventeen days eight thousand torchbearers will participate ninety percent of them will be local people who want to be nominated by people from their own community is something boxing champion david haye believes is a very inspirational thing. it's great but it doesn't have to be a celebrity or someone who says well that

a well established that somebody in their life really he's he's got to talk to frenzy time defames and those are inspiration to others they should they should definitely get their time to shine in the mystic. and that's all sports news from this palace and all the back in the. world. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered. if. russia would be so much brighter if you knew about

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