market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. was a report on our. welcome back you're watching our t.v. here is a look at the week's top stories for jarrod lot it calls the genocide charges against a monstrous and serbia hands him over to the hague but instead of leading a path to the e.u. belgrade finds the great here is list just got longer. libyan intervention loses out if you as nato eager to reverse the stealing of rolls out having gunships the move is rigged knighting fears of the coalition may be preparing for

a ground invasion. health inspectors focus on a german restaurant to hunt the source of the killer you call i bob but there is little relief for struggling in space after being initially blamed for the outbreak materia has a rate killed nineteen people in new york and infected more than two thousand. it feels like natural disasters are getting more ferocious and more frequent scientists say can be almost impossible to predict deadly tsunamis squads and wildfires are prominent oceanographer here in russia tells our team next how people can reduce the risks. it's a cultural thank you very much for speaking today i think it was because state university you were working in a five million dollar project to establish the tsunami century in moscow can you please explain how this project works the. moratorium for them that

assessment of natural risk ripples if they can use the we use existing high level scientific instrumentation models to look at. what happens in nature at the sea storm surges waves you know invasion but the new thing is that we try to estimate how loud the responder's which affects the infrastructure people and that is using the existing high level of expertise and packaging into a new direction towards this to do that with the local population forest and so the question for the general society will. have the progress has been very good we started early because we didn't have so much investments at that time that i know most of the people and so we could. do a lot of experimental computer runs on the big computers looking over the office

you know most of houston but no we waited for our computers to arrive and going to the production runs progress has been great the opportunity to work in moscow in russia has been that i could fairly exciting and i think with talking to my partners to my colleagues over the last few days from the other grounds that we all take on the challenge and suggest think about it and we'd like from continuous fastest possible what are the possible applications of this project that you're working on could perhaps help in the future forecast or even prevents natural disasters and here we look at what the russian coastal zone which ranges from the permafrost area of four hundred thousand to the more months recent. with officer winter ice in this at sea and storm surges from the black sea to the test would seem to vessel sea where you have to front. extreme events possible.

and if they are they will all affect the coastline because put that's where people live where the ports where the railroads are the roads are where tourism this development and here is the direct assessment how. when we go this happening how large would it be and how much will be the damage so in planning for the governments or the authorities you can advise them how much the protection how much the preparation needs to be and what about what happened in russia last sound are we witnessed a number of wildfires that took lives and dozens of people do you see that coming that's something we do not want to address right now need with the evidence was that it was much a long time much too dry the winter was not enough the use of water was very slow and usually is a lot of people need

a lot of fresh water and then of course you have to speak to you so all the conditions were bad already often and late winter early spring and when that some fires that grew out of hand and that's one of the dangers which where this risk assessment comes in. how much do we need to be prepared in time far and they're not now some. five years ago. to minimize the risk to minimize the damage can you predict what's going to happen in the summer watching it i'm not an expert but i am very much the ministry of views as a management. minister she was there all prepared. the philosophy we try to bring into this is it's not only important to react. but to act before things happen and that's something you want some you would like to introduce into

motion and and then minimise the damage and the reaction of people that the fire brigades i think of that old available but instead not to call the fire brigade a consistent fire service it's just i'm certainly no i just can't help predict its forecasts of the ground it's going to do it no no i don't think you can forecast for nominees to come not because you come out for costs. if that will ever happen it will be a great benefit to society i don't think anybody of us will see that because of the physical physics of an off the phenomenon tsunamis longwall from waves that may be generated by with critics and there'd be all that is true and it's possible to predict their arrival once we know there's it's generated which not always happens and the big japan that's manami on the eleventh of march was

a disaster which everybody thought the ball for forty years was just might be in a different regions to the preparation and not enough it's a wonderful example the preparation must all be assessment must be very thorough and the possibilities of error must be encountered it must be taken into account and then the preparation this early and fosse enough to cause some thirteen of the facts in fact the situation is getting worse and worse and many joke about it so that your thousand and twelve scenarios are what is in your view is really getting worse this world is so beautiful there would be a man and we might damage it i think that the perception of increasing disasters in convict is increasing the cuts cut us some of his has to do with news coverage global news coverage and something happens that will be on all to lose screens if you. for example of earthquakes from long time you see in this highly seismic zone

switch on well known there is always a flicker around and sometimes it's in the south pacific something in the mediterranean south of the caribbean so this will happen everywhere and everywhere and people in the region know all this now the problem is that a lot of people come into this regions has to work in the tourism industry which are strange to the phenomena in the region and they're of course not excited but also shocked so the people that lived in the region for a long time the old fisherman knew about the dangers of the sea the new coal still have a pittance of the flat overlooking the sea don't know anything and are shopped at risk of danger how do you think climate change is connected with natural disasters i wouldn't call it connected and climate change effects are for in our particular case the sea level of the storm in the stone cutter and the precipitation patterns

and that's one reason why we in our project in the military also look at the effects with keeping in mind the climate science and now. what will be this climate of twenty or thirty years and one what then will change in the extreme events but the relation is there will always be extreme events the extreme events and pattern where and when and how much will change this is important to know which we try to understand and that is changing under climate change conditions the other effect of climate impact of climate changes will cause them the number of people in the growth of the population the and on livelihoods in the coastal zone which might be changing over twenty five years because of different reasons how your project is going you are confident since there are two explorations we are very much for coast . i'd see. no nod to the law dr for scientific reasons because i'm

permafrost reason region which is changing on the climate change the knowledge was had to be making special efforts to understand what's happening now what happened in the past and then using computer models what will be the likelihood of extreme events in the near future and on the climate changes and others so there is a direct effect but we will still have to connect with the industry the conviction of the ministries to offer our first results how do you present the results only research just in their thirty's and what response to get from i very very much aware of the general problems and the impact changes in the natural systems might have on their plans on their political ambitions the communication needs to be strengthened because at the moment talk different languages i cannot talk with a politician with numbers in thirty years time because that's probably way for him

and we have to learn to understand what the real currency of the agencies all the politicians all the ministers are so we can. communicate effectively and what is your message to the russian president is that you are looking into that you are searching it is a great opportunity first of all it's a great opportunity to say thank you. to having picked this by the russian government of the russian federation having picked this venue or. outside as bringing their expertise and a lot of. experience into this scheme in the form of orators then trying to connect with the international community to raise scientific standards the competitiveness of the russian science and then of course it's going to be proved. as an interim president how we do what it's all what all the

visions and also mentioned what all the problems are because it's very definite and problems no you cannot hide in a transition this fost i'm lost so much for this. in the universities in the ministers at every level there are people that you can convinced to move along russia has the same problem as all the countries are also there because the bigger part of the russian problem is not russia so huge so you face problems on the coast you can. face problems in the cold you face problems in the warm black sea and you face problems in the high mountains you know everything so you have a little bit of everything everywhere. and then the communication and then i think also very important just tetanus for these austin's. regional ownership so if something happens in the far east or so derrida i have sometimes the impression is very far away from moscow and that sense it's part of our educational charge to

make sure that these things happen in the region but the fact the notch community to the extent and do not know bordeaux's which is in the case enough in our case to get data from other countries in the case of response to. participate in that unlike other countries help was russia to japan for help so this is things that need to be done and i think question of the well to take well bought thanks very much for its on. killing innocents here or was it. this of course and that's never absent.

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free. three stooges free. and free blog to plug in video for your media project a free media are. all. the week's top stories here in our morning general a lot of calls a genocide charges against a monstrous and obnoxious. pay for the first time the service hopes of his arrest getting a fast track into the new suffer a setback. for media intervention loses out even as nato eager to reverse the stalemate rolls out its having guns is a movie fears that the coalition may be for a parent for a ground invasion. health inspectors hope isn't a germ. reference to hans the source of the killer nicolae of god but there is little relief

a struggling strain after being it is fully blamed for the outbreak that has already killed nineteen people in europe and in fact that more than two thousand. and a virus here in the studio which means time now for the sports update and there's a relief for russian football fans. for russia last night between armenia and it was their tree of the year would you believe it could be a crucial one soon as they did to qualify for next summer's european championships the action stuff for this. day you're watching the sports and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes the trick here on man probably trying to lead russia to a three one win over armenia in the euro qualifies. come from two goals down to scrape a point against switzerland. and china's wins the

french open to become the first asian player to create a grand slam. we will start though with a qualified where. russia come from behind to beat armenia three one in some pages the victory ending a five month when industry because man puts them level on points with island and slovakia at the top of his robot. so how much it pretty nice was the fifth time the stadium had played host for the russian nation no team on four of those occasions advocates meant had proved to be the better side. and they had every intention of continuing their winning streak in the european qualifier against armenia. however the visitors promptly showed it wouldn't be an easy task. just a few minutes in your emotions elegantly dribble to the one side the fans but failed to find the net. despite the special support of the twenty two thousand and

twelve she took the house a while wake up in great their first goal scoring opportunities although those chances were wasted. and it was a mean and hope opens up in twenty five minutes mark has been selling nearly a year to first build russia has never conceded on the patrols to teach evolution however the visitors lead to loss of less than sixty seconds just a month or magenta finishing his teammates efforts in style to make it one one however this would mean after six squad hosts and desperately needed a first win of the year and working to finish the job in the second half and it was the unmarked of him striker jim gave russia the least joining he gets in show skeleton low injury guilt you want to be gentrified understood used to give up but solution that was destined to become

a hero of the day after seventy two minutes chelsea winder usual of course was washed overboard in the visitors walks and polygenic a clinical rest off his hat trick from the pal distrust and we won the finals you do you get more and more the media have many young physically strong players and we desperately needed this where enough we're talking the group who we just had to in the schoolyard that you first. gold rush is a strong side they are on top of the group and still favorites to quote far from first spot they want today which means they were initially bowled in rows we didn't expect them to open this course but they have a decent team in school concerts and i think it was for the better for us as we've been able to treat boys points russia right now heading to austria just in shelves friendly against cameroon. which. archie sent his book.

well despite the when it is the republican volunteer at the summit of their greed for the moment after that so you know when in macedonia then it is russia followed by survive and over one zero so this is how the table next to the ball games left ireland stopping the group on going to school the head of russia and slovakia but all three isn't half point six then it is armenia followed by macedonia and or have yet to get any points i mean the top teams from age group is guaranteed a place in the finals second place teams will that. mean all england came from she goes down to snatch a teaching job in switzerland when goalkeeper joe hart was caught napping here on a free kick from frankly the burnett banks in spite of the corner of the net that spits in the head after thirty minutes in the same player bench scored again it in a pipe soon afterwards from another free kick however england got themselves back into it minutes later jack wilshere was found in the box by. one hundred zero and frank lampard schools. and after the bright england got their equaliser

highlighting pain setting up actually young defines the bottom corner was like that was the performance from england but they couldn't pad two three points right at the death some have. missed an open go off the young strong run here and seeing to . it for. all those openings in the trophy great but only on goal difference non-kinetic arrived the day tree was done. with bulgaria. this crazy top group effort after a three one win over molted there a point above cooperation who had twelve points along with israel to beat latvia two one. there's a three way tie. portugal beat norway one nil it means both teams are on turning points along with them are you wanting milk in iceland. meanwhile fever has launched a match fixing investigation into argentina's recent four hundred feet to nigeria in lagos it's the highest profile much yet in a wave of recent suspicious international friendly results wednesday's game

attracted i'm usually betting patterns and two penalties were awarded by referee but i have no idea the first was to see nigeria go to new while the second was given to argentina in the eighth minute of stoppage time for handball even though video replays clearly show no offense was committed by the match took place in the same basic the president sepp blatter launched a zero tolerance campaign against corruption. well former argentina coach diego maradona has hit back at faces saying corruption will linger in the world for his governing body as long as it is run by dinosaurs the fifty year old also blasted last week's reelection except blatter of president who married donna says has never kicked the football a scathing criticism comes as maradona arrived in dubai to sign a reported two year deal with a local club that was all a more loving his need saying the football legend was far less optimistic about the game prospects of the current administration. to move for assume he will

stay until their one hundred five one hundred and ten years old i hope they will resign but don't be under any illusions that there will be many people who agree with me that i'm not clear on football these days and it's not something people who watch football deserve the situation will be to say well fed was run by people who do not understand football when you have so much power you can do so many stupid things and it's. if you fall. now in tennis gnarly says a french open triumph could be the start of something big for chinese tennis she became the first asian to win a grand slam with a straight sets win over francesca schiavone in paris it was a seesaw actually held to take a comfortable six or four to lead in the just over an hour. away back tally and taken in next three games to propel yourself into the second set li i. went with that and schiavone

completely crumbled in the tie break conceding it to love and so the match now early fell flat on their back to celebrate story the. status of national hero in the twenty nine year old will climb to number four in the world rankings on monday and says the sport can expect more from china in the future. for some of the. first chinese players you know in the grandstand i mean to four chan and there's also. i think maybe china now like so within their many top one player going up. let's do believe china terry so we're going to be going and shipley really high level through. the one she was playing really good. and then. i tried to push more to risk more.

she sure are with the level but it's normal tennis is all these. i figured there and we were really close. could be. for me the said all for her. she deserved i think she deserved this tried to lord she played good on the clay well today it is the turn of the men's final and what a match in prospect roger federer taking on defending champion rafael nadal he's going for a record equalling sixth french open title. and such twice now but thank you for beating boston three two to take it to little series lead in the stanley cup finals alexandra for the man of the moment scoring twice and getting an assist in that overtime win on home ice game three takes place in boston on monday. sweden's

alexander noren still leads the wales open by a single shot after high winds helped produce a dramatic day of action at celtic manor defending champion graeme mcdowell suffered the most he had won the ryder cup for europe on this very same course a few months ago but had a nightmare yesterday equaling his worst ever round of eighty one as he dropped from second place to share thirty third eleven strokes off the lead scandinavian golfers daily but wait sweden's put hansen is joined second along with denmark understands the sixty six was the best around with that approach to this is a big eighteenth hole overnight leader rally before birdies on the back nine to top the leaderboard with a level past seven swarms of. going into the final round. in the states the fabric is kept his magic touch at the memorial tournament in ohio he couldn't reproduce his holy one from the day before but managed to sink this from over a hundred yards on the second hole for an eagle and also put a twenty five foot during his round of sixty nine not keep his three shot lead at

the top of the leaderboard jonathan is next he's also carded to sixty nine yesterday showing steady form on the course in dublin. and to my g.p. there is a surprise rider on the pole for sunday spanish grand prix. cheli fronts the grid for the first time i v tell you has received death threats that his crash in spain is danny the driver last month at the french grand prix the same in chile but all that behind him to set the fastest time in qualifying and spanks the instant there when he crashed the k.c. seven will start second with reigning world champion. rounding off the from right. all the sport for the moment we've got more than a couple asked. we'll

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