these are the images and seeing from the streets of kenya that. operation. live from moscow this is with you twenty four hours a day the top stories now at this hour at half past the hour the i.m.f. is handing out prince of dollars to egypt's temporary government just months after praising the financial benefit of the previous regime that is meant to revive the country's economy but people there say it's unlikely to end up when it's needed. immediately mission to libya russia's envoy meets the opposition appeared to put an end to the civil war the visit comes as nato intensifies attacks in the capital tripoli to step up pressure on colonel gadhafi. and is the final countdown for an

international trio of astronauts before their trip to the stars and that's in two hours the russian soyuz rocket propelled them into orbit from the remote baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan. about another sunday for you in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime americans are in iran as a warning echo of what happened over iraq and that's the view of put it so willing right up seymour hersh he's been telling r.t. that washington's ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on finding nuclear weapons and it knows and exist especially into the next. pulitzer prize winner and legendary american investigative journalist seymour hersh is gus known for exposing the my lai massacre in vietnam since then his investigations have continued to shake up washington from uncovering torture at all the grob to exposing secret u.s. military operations overseas to his latest piece which pokes holes in

a commonly held assertion here in washington that iran is developing a nuclear weapons program mr hurst sits down with r.t. to discuss his latest story in the new yorker magazine were here he says the obama administration of allowing fear and not facts dictate a potentially disastrous foreign policy towards a wrong mr hurst thank you so much for sitting down with us based on your investigation is the united states wrong to assume the worst when it comes to iran if they fear is based on the notion that you know that's our iran has the bomb or is going to get a bomb soon that's ridiculous because every bit of evidence of it from their own intelligence community. that the people that talk of bieber go but no there's no weapons there we've known that for years we've been looking for years there for years and years we supported stations program that's designed to stop the punishment is. aimed at stopping the iranians from doing something you know we know

they're not doing to me and so i wrote the article the analogy between what they're doing what obama's doing with iran is very close to what bush and dick cheney to vice president have been good to iraq that is they say they want to punish they want to make a case against iraq they didn't like their politics. and so we made a case about nuclear weapons we were if you remember they were talking about mushroom clouds making a case to go to war i don't i'm not suggesting these guys want to go to war i mean there are elements in america so big elements in israel that would would love to see us attack iran but that would be suicidal and. there's no actual evidence of the iranians developing a nuclear weapons program but why why the the fear mongering and the rhetoric whether it's the administration or the mainstream media there's no evidence at all of weaponization there's no evidence anywhere i went you could you go to london to go to you go to you go to the french you go to germany they also they say we thought we still think they might want to go but we we don't have anything it should be open and shut we should move on but we're not and so what you're seeing

is they're mamai me and what i wrote and they're ignoring it to a point where there's always a group that those that ignore stuff but the mainstream press basically they have their narrative. and they don't want to change america i've been writing about the secret operations we've had inside iran in the new yorker for about five years because they started in late zero four maybe zero five vice president cheney was convinced there was a secret facility somewhere underground in iraq and so our special forces units were going in and we went in through herat and in afghanistan we went into baluchistan. in pakistan we've been going into iran covertly with money and chemicals and support chemicals by name by plastic bombing explosive materials we've been dealing with john della we've been dealing with the iranian kurds the easier sitting groups inside iran with the goal of trying to trying to find. neutralizing their with their weapons program and finding their secret program

we've got nothing and now it is going to internal what i wrote about in the magazine is the two major internal studies that known as national intelligence estimates sort of the most secular state documents we have in our government in terms of an assessment and they both said nothing there but the obama administration disagrees with your assessment oh yeah i mean big deal i mean you know. i'm doing my job when the white house is mad at me i could care less by the way but from my point of view these guys are no more no more they're no more straight with us than the bush white house was and that's a shocking thing to say with they're pretty much the same lie as the mainstream media not reporting this i get a lot of stuff from colleagues around the world were more open than the american press is to its criticism of america but i have somebody one of the guys from the boston globe guy. who just said something nice to me is that why don't you write about it you know you don't have to write my story but pick up on it he said we're

not going to give two thousand words to the new yorker. so you do talk about there is now a sense. with the internet and everybody competing for the fewer and fewer dollars that are out there there's a sense of. economic competitiveness too but that's only part of it the real issue with the on the line i mean the is the white house controls things in a way that they always do and this white house is just as interested in controlling things when somebody like me comes out you just kick me around and so and it's easy to do because everybody's very eager if what you don't get now is you get perfectly professional stories representing the view would be an illustration but they're marketing anybody on the inside is telling them a different story and so we're stuck we're stuck with the major newspapers reporting pretty much what the administration wants and so when somebody like me goes up against them. it's the same story that happens on this story it's happening every story i've done since nine eleven really a good one. so why didn't you come out with

a piece that says iran is not of the threat it's made out to be and you're suddenly considered a heretic it's not about me it's almost it's a confessional as i said they have a narrative and the narrative is iran is bad they are making bombs even if we can't find it we know it must be they're evil people and so what's the consequence for the american public if they're not aware of this most american public is right there with twenty four hour cable more interested you know the latest stupid thing some congressman did. with the internet which is chronic and goes all the time has the united states taken the right course in responding to the so-called arab spring you know we have such a we view everything to an american prism you know everything that it's polemic you know for me who believe that the sun revolved around us and we didn't revolve around that anyway. but look if you're an iranian and you in the middle east and you know what's going on in bahrain and you see the right house.

and criticize the rot at the same time everybody in iran and everybody in the middle east is watching what's going on a more rain and we think nothing how do you think it effects have to be a partner. for us to build not the gulf anymore because we simply betrayed the trust. in the streets of egypt when obama finally came and supported him there was there was hooting you know they were done with us they wanted him to the border early and so. we've missed the boat on that those movements were probably the best tools we've had certainly better than the use of force that we've been using the night raids and all that stuff and. you know the renditions and yet he's you know we've knocked it out so it's a it's a true mess this administration is focused on iran is the source of all evil with iran it's helping it's helping the syrian what do we do what it does in syria as if

the sunni macabre in syria needs any help from anybody to get tough you know how to do it but president obama was elected because he was supposed to represent change response to chart this country down a different course than the bush administration told c'mon c'mon don't get serious i mean come on. election we're going to be reelected the only hope a lot of us have is that in a second term you such a break i had a second term so we need to have become the link of the story maybe but he's got he's got he's got it you know he's got a real action. you could argue that he knows that getting some of the guard is great but he's going to be elected with the price of oil and jobs and when the oil is this high the economy is tanking because he's thinking right now because we're paying for it after i was for oil for gasoline a gallon and so what's his big issue is big issue because he's got to convince the saudis that it's going to look the other way is the people around the middle east

and spend their money because he wants to million barrels more a day of oil what's your assessment of the obama administration's handling of the afghanistan war ghastly. the double minus i mean you know everybody. i'm tell you even the most committed hawk with the exception of general petraeus and other people have to see what they have to say i know nobody who thinks we have any future in afghanistan the first three get out of there i was talking to somebody the other day. a very conservative very pro war person saying i just the thought of another american life or only we see it in terms of america is that in terms of being here afghans drives you crazy no more it's not worth it was one more life and what's going on there is gas like there's gas like it's it's out of control it's you know it's good leadership forward when you have a bunch of boys running around in fear of death you know from a landmine although iraq of course is still unraveling or iraq as well as we talk

day by day we're actually going to be probably obama's biggest problem next year and it's going to be a very tough call about whether he stays or goes with the troops if you keep troops there he's got i thought a starter and those would be more extreme shia going after i think it's going to be reported on the vietnam war even foreign conflicts throughout the years throughout the decades what happened to the learning curve hole. when you mary. what there is no learning curve we don't learn from the past mistakes we have you know your life exposing that but i'm also a realist the fact they were better instead. that we could go into another country which we knew very little with no language and think we could change a society. going into it we think we could do that i mean was there alone we could you know what could we learn what they would learn from vietnam we went in the grenade or we could even win that one very well you know that was sort of silly so when. there was an improvement in the press i think when one of the reagan went

into nicaragua salvadorian there was more criticism so i thought maybe we'd learn something from you but the last ten years showed me nine eleven. part of it was america want to pay back we were scared but. the reason we you know i would argue that the american press totally failed after nine eleven we became george's bush's cheerleader and his partner instead of looking critically at things and that's happening now to mr hurst thank you so much for your time. in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph minster at university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the gene responsible for growth in human beings and put it into a mouse. on main risk issues

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market trying to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my instructor for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report on our. top stories this hour a lot to the i.m.f. is handing out billions of dollars to egypt temporary government just months praising the financial growth of the previous regime and that is meant to revive the country's economy the people there say it's unlikely to end up where it's needed. on a mediating mission to libya russia's envoy meets the opposition in a bid to put an end to the civil war the visit comes as nature intensifies attacks in the capital tripoli to step off pressure on colonel gadhafi. and his final countdown for an international trip of astronauts before their trip to the stars and the russian soyuz rocket will propel them into orbit from the remote baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan. when i'll be back with more news in less than

fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the top is next with all the latest from the world of sport. thank you bill you're watching the schools of the live in r.c. and let's have a look at what's coming up in the program. russia take on cameroon in a friendly international as we speak just days after winning the euro twenty's filed against our media. no investigation to be taken into the plaza victorious twenty twenty two world cup bid reelected president a lot of sounds but to do so would send a dangerous precedent. is among those progress into the third stage at london's queen's club as preparations begin ahead of world and. so russia's action against cameroon in

a friendly match in salzburg the latest school then still neil neil midway through the second hall decoupage and steve is missing on the designs that are constructed with an injury welcome the rooms are full strength in some long stands like it's a war russia coming off a free one victory over our immediate as that we count that game was small today euro twice it's well to find complaint. several other friendlies meanwhile have already been played on choose the australian best of them although with finnish neil neil in melbourne the aussies got close to scoring a couple of times defend the slobodan right of each help people don't need to be wrong following that for a cake. and that swelled minutes from time to host missed another great chance to break james joyce the i'm able to beat the area meaning it would stay male male elsewhere japan also drew the home friendly against the czech republic no girls there. and there's also year olds ones as well paula flying action has been saved

germany's march towards ukraine and poland can become even close so it would be a way to azerbaijan and the germans are already. sunia luck with all the other matches takes place in seoul now with sweden given up against neighbors finland aiming to keep pace with their group leaders the netherlands and swedes are three neal i had a tough time there while belarus house luxembourg and su all relates in the match. to domestic matters now here in russia where like much of moscow has their manager utica on the move coming after their latest defeat at home to injury club bosses blames the forty seven year old for poor preparations ahead of the two one defeat looking at seaboard also questioned the substitutions the he made during that game it was not our last of less than six months in charge. former russian manager guus hiddink meanwhile looks an increasingly likely candidate to take over at chelsea and sixty four year old currently coaches the turkish national team but it's

believed the dutchman's that poncho is imminent f.a. states however they will go for anything less than six million dollars if he seeks to terminate his contract hiddink is franz would lose. a mortgage and briefly to cope with a club as caretaker manager in two thousand and nine as if by john manager birds in vaults added more fuel to the fire by saying he may replace heating gets to use head coach soon. now another english premier league side problem have appointed martin you'll as their new manager after mark hughes resigned last week but the majority a good run last season finishing eighth place the mast equally the former told him and boss joins the club only two year contract which could be extended for a further year full of hope the fifty five year old dutchman will be able to maintain the club's place in the top half of the table next season you off as a repudiation for stylish football and is likely to bring some young players into the school. meanwhile newly reelected fee for presidents of larger says he will be

putting an investigation into a victorious twenty twenty two world cup bid the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world football's most prestigious tournaments last i was responding after fee for secretary-general jerome valcke it was accused of writing in an email that the top aide for those votes he added after words never meant to make direct accusation was of wrongdoing in the message leaked by now suspended vice president. laughter going on to say that investigating guitar based on quality is email it would have said the president will change in every upcoming world cup host nation. now tennis players have switched from clay to grass ahead of wimbledon in a few weeks time with preparations as usual taking place at london's annual war propaganda club for a time when of their and your audit progress into the third stage of chuse de thanks to a hard win over phillip a lot less the american was taken to

a full three seven including two tie breaks before finally breaking his opponent and decided to seal the circle six hundred seventy six three. elsewhere one martinville paltrow was an easy win over the new system and that is because the two thousand and nine u.s. open champion and world number twenty two closed six four six two within one hour twenty three minutes to book a place in the second stage where he has to face rushers. moving to america and boston have had back in style in the stanley cup final series against bank over the other dogs threshing the count of some games for you with boston that breaking that seniors double in the eight one victory well built and the team thomas made for which he saves for the bruins but his team a full one nathan hauritz i will miss the rest of the finals after being attacked by the can i still found on the rope road has been suspended for the next four games as a result but who remain while still leave the series two one with game four in

boston on wednesday in. the weekend and it's a game so you know that's what we're going to have for the rest of the stanley cup finals and we're going to be successful and guys we're already in the press we're prepared and i knew we were going strong you have all year to situations like this and we all believe in each other you know we you know whether we want to or not we knew that we were going to give everything we had and i'm sure we're going to play you know the best game out of the three so far and we're going to night. in the meantime n.f.l. player plaxico gras is a free man again after serving military years behind bars on gun charges the thirty three year old who famously called the game winning touchdown in the two thousand and seven super bowl will try to recapture former glories on the gridiron for a six shot himself in the thought i with his own concealed handgun while visiting in new york my club in november two thousand and eight an expired out of state

permit for his weapon coupled with relatively harsh new york gun laws eventually landing the high profile wide receiver in prison the following year arrests now seeking to follow the path of these fellow virginia native michael vick to superstardom in the n.f.l. of prison stand dogfighting. in. prison. you know all around the world. you know. and we feel. back to europe now ended formula one ferrari are hoping to make up some ground against rivals red bull and mcclaren of this weekend's canadian grand prix ferrari sit third in the manufacturers' standings heading into sunday's race while drivers fernando alonso

and felipe of marsyas like fifth and eighth respectively in the driver's stable despite a shaky start to the season team officials believe there's enough time to pull it back saying the track fits ferrari's technical three sticks that. there's not been a lot of time between. one a car and come out of a very near the nature of the tracks that they are relatively different from what you need in terms of their own so you know we've got specific rulings from that circuit and then it's just a normal push to try and get counsel from the car open the gaps closing or something everyone else is pushing hard as well though so i would just it's a race. and say with more sports finally work or screen western russia was the place to be for personal house this past week and the city playing host to the second stage of the domestic touring car championships because that in public has more and about crossing the finish line is in the chip meant in itself. their

organizers have been implementing new strategies to make a serious more popular around russia over the past few years and it seems like they're succeeding as more than ten thousand people flocked to the center of course to watch the race can petition has already become a two edition and the locals don't seem to be too bothered by the grueling engines well the drivers enjoying the track. the fact that we're driving here for the fourth consecutive time means we like the venue the track is in the very center of the city and it reminds us of the best in town circuits like monaco all train turns our main features here they are very challenging and complicated which is unusual for sixty votes. the domestic championship was established in two thousand and four and features seven races in the season well and course thirty three or four rushes best drivers hit the streets to compete in four categories and eleven of those cars failed to finish as all eyes were on the turf battles and speak tech you up with

seeking and it was no surprise reigning champion hale who stormed to a comfortable win in the most prestigious category and leading his opponent beating dust the three time rushing champion started from the pool in the first session and didn't let anyone get close while in the second race began from the sixth place but later i would class his rivals to clinch victory. so it's been a great race my tactics were right and i managed to fulfil the plan i accelerated in ad ran a group of cars and later i was just fighting against my opponents one after another. so now tops the overall rankings but soon his crown will be under threat again as the next race will keep coffin good in central russia next month because they bought out of our team. and that's now have a check on the world with us. more

than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is an charge of guts and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization showing thomas discovers what makes sense arctic is so special the detracted from the wildlife in antarctica is the closest you lived and the flood zone. from the expedition to the bottom of the earth marcy.