come. back to join us here watching our t.v. live from moscow these are the top stories japanese authorities are launching massive radiation checkups in the fukushima area three months after the nuclear disaster that's made public anger a lot of governments late response to the leaks and lack of transparency. germany's on their pressured to walk out in a tourist nazi officer who's been convicted of war crimes with remains of large cargo they were escaped from a prison over half

a century ago and found shelter in germany legislation for vanity's extradition. and russia split over proposed restrictions on abortion many say a move aimed at tackling demographic decline will breach pregnant women's rights and result in more abandoned children. next to speak to greenpeace activists whose among those conducting an independent investigation into the health effects of living near the stricken fukushima nuclear plant which he says are carefully hidden by the japanese government. and we are here with veronica with a greenpeace international group which is active here in japan especially in measuring radiation levels in at fukushima and the disaster zone after the earthquake and tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster and so thank you very much for taking a moment to join us today my first question to you is if you could tell us

a little bit about what you're doing here and why is it important for greenpeace to be here to get this message out yes well the increase is organizing a team of specialists which i've actually already one week after the you got accident started to unfold and we see our role primarily at the moment to take independent investigation and actually make the measurements of the levels of contamination of the big round of the food we eat and we also have sent our affliction brain warrior to proceed to a chilly measure the contamination of the ocean and the marine life which is an important part of the diet of the japanese population and as we were talking earlier you were saying that it is very interesting to see this city has sort of a parallel life if you will the disaster on one hand and people going about their daily business on the other hand talk me a little bit about that i actually find it personally what it disturbing because on one hand you see the japanese are three piece forcing people and the society to be

back to normal kind of sort of people go to work again it's called the discourse farmers start to actually plants get fields because it's a growing season and yet at the same time. there are still extremely high levels of radiation and the contamination of both in the soil but also potentially in the food so for me was really like visiting and up in our universe in a way that when one layer you see the life of a normal city. we were in the center of town so it was pretty civilized everything going as normal and then you go with radiation equipment and you can actually see that all over the spots but it's like thirty to fifty times increased the level of of stuff radiation and then at public places like the playgrounds the school yards or on the streets where people who are kids go to the school that hotspots that go even up to five hundred seven hundred times about what is normal and this is just

unbelievable because at those levels of exposure this is certainly risking the health and lives of people and if you got the car out of the disaster then actually soviets decided to evacuate everyone. that was living at a place where the radiation was even three or four times lower than what we can see in fukushima city today he says three months after the accident started but the japanese piece japanese after he said chile they withhold information they don't know people the truth and they don't provide them with any kind of support that the people who is there of how exactly is greenpeace getting involved right now what i to leisurely doing and what are you encouraging as i've said again peace is now focusing on our very patient measurements that are taking independently of the government and in that sense we've actually managed to force the government to for example extend the monitoring of the sea and we also hear that the government is

now if i sing at least some of the protective measures for children which is the financially good to see but yet the government is still slow and doing too little actually there now the situation will be there for the long param we see overall that we would like to be on standby or be a disposer for the communities that are impacted and we want to keep the specialists and the equipment here during the course of the year or perhaps until next year as well because especially when the harvest season comes then we can expect there are better. risks that actually food will enter the markets and then people get can get internal contamination which from the health perspective is much more serious them are just being good even from outside from the street from the ground and in terms of the long term solution what you see for the future of japan as this crisis plays out because this isn't something that is going to ramp up very easily you can see from the. levels of contamination and the contaminants which are

basically at the moment based on the cesium isotope so that have pretty good on half lives there further contamination will be around for many years perhaps even the kates and therefore we have only coping with one parent serious implications some impact of the accident in that sense are. one thing the government really takes the. science first and puts the interest of public health protection at the first place and doesn't play the politics as they have been doing so far and second thing is that even for non-parent i think it's important for japan to learn the lessons in the sense that you could have power as we have seen is inherently unsafe but it's all of us unpredictable combination of the major catastrophe that technology called for you are a human error or that can result in the situation when the reactor gets out of control with a fast it or some question a few hours when the full meltdown happens and in that sense it's really unsafe to

take the beds and continue with nuclear power we believe that the japanese government and the decision makers swing or change the course of the country and we are pretty convinced that it's feasible for japan to phase out nuclear power in the next the cage by twenty twenty because the research because ensuring about energy sent efficiency that project and can delve into and moving past japan into the the rest of the world what do you think the rest of the world can learn from this. there are definitely not only lessons for japan itself but it applies to other countries we have seen and major shift already in a number of big economies for example in germany where a definitely as a result of the results that are the government actually took big uterine in the policy and although initially they advocated extension of the lifetime of the current people feel that us now the order of that half of them is shut down immediately and the rest will be faced out in the increased way increased by the

end of the as well we have seen effort into many tele taking place this weekend where actually ninety five percent of population voted no so there is no nuclear power in the future of the country switzerland speeded up as well the phase out and basically abandoned their plans to build more ubiquitous and even in france which is one of the strongholds of nuclear industry recent poll shows that seventy seven percent of population actually wants to phase out from the go to power in the country so we can see a major shift and three just belief that. this is america's will not forego the threat of the industry and it will be a game and they will be for. the interests of public and the future generations in that sense that there will be no new construction of the body if that's the kind frege will be going to do really phased out. by twenty fifty the world can actually

achieve full year of the supply globally and shifting more to a personal level if you don't mind here you have been to fukushima you've seen this evidence of radiation. what does it mean for you to be there and to witness this tragedy firsthand for me was a strong personal experience i've been questionable before and this was the second time i was so exposed to the face of the disaster when on one hand you actually understand the numbers and you know what that means for. the impact on health and environment and you also see the situations like for example when one mother was crying to us because she was desperate she wanted to protect the children but she didn't know what to do or should have no information and those things are really moving me worry much and. just motivates me to do the work that i'm doing because i believe that we must make sure that things like this don't happen any more

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authorities are launching massive radiation check ups in the fukushima area three months after the nuclear disaster that's made public anger with the government's late response to the leaks and lack of transparency. germany's under pressure to walk off in a tory is nazi officer who's been convicted of war crimes but remains a large moral fiber escaped from a dutch prison over half a century ago and found shelter in germany whose legislation prevented his extradition. and russia split over a proposed restrictions on abortion many say is a move aimed to tap playing demographic the client will reach pregnant women's

rights resulting in more abandoned children. well time now for sports update from on joins us now and i guess we have some good news for the flow of both fans and their families. should in the premier league seeking. a long break so i'll talk about the winners and losers of the first part of the season and to stick around we'll be right back and talk about. hello and welcome to sport an artsy i'm or monk cause for events like here's what's coming up in this bulletin. says scott moscow extend their premier league lead after beating am carwile second place any fail to score against chechen side set it at home in st petersburg. suit or to england claim their second european grand prix series win in

a row after losing portugal in moscow. and all he needs is a wind rushes build interstate to change to become the first kite surfer to cross the gulf unless. russian premier league football first where eight games were played across the country on sunday in the last round before a month long summer break and one of the early fixtures said scott must retain their place of the top thanks to what do nothing victory at an car seydoux dubyago in this one case a good understanding of the ivory coast striker perfectly and soon beyond made his way through the defense to put says one nil ahead on three just seven minutes he was the quickest in the area once again loads a match adding the second with seven minutes to go says scott post their fifth win in a row while dombey out bags a brace for the second successive match. parts of moscow scored late in the second hand for a win against last all three two interruption capital the red and whites open

through brazilian striker weather center was served a near perfect pass by sufis use out of the sounds you want but he was doubled just three minutes later after john also crossed down the foot of the defender for an on goal however the celebrations were short lived for smart soccer who managed to squander their lead with a just nine minutes are all stars between my lack of did most of the work on the right flank before stepping out romana dumbell the head of the ball into the back of the nets. during his thirty in sports out in the current season confusion in the sports of defense brought gets another goal for the visitors just five minutes later alexander got stuck on picks up the ball after a rebound from a corner to equalize however starts out did manage to get the full three points after receiving victory in the eighty first minute thanks to header by the need to come bottle was scored his second of the season. the novel celebrated victory after a four one thrashing of looking at seed in the moscow darby kevin khurana open the scoring in the tenth minute after former liverpool man on the day wore on in

scrawls found the back of a defender the german was quick to pounce on the rebound to do a congeries up at another goal just fifteen minutes later a run in with the past and karate constantly rolling the balkans of the nets telecommutes he saw a glimpse of hope after their rivals alex article coring was sense all for a second infraction. however it's now mostly getting shelf put all those hopes to rest for his ninety eighth career goal for a three nil half and score. now look a lost the man themself twenty minutes after the restart however that didn't prevent them from getting one goal back shortly after that. veterans meet a less false powerful set piece smashing the crossbar then into the keeper's back and michael made sure the ball and adopt in the nets and they've already sealed the final score before one after a defensive blunder by looking mighty goalie can get a man had no chance in this one. else where defending champions in need fail to beat or even score against their girls they had to trust the stadium in st petersburg high flying on g.

drew to pursue on the road across the insults told the ground the thrill away of victory over seats all four were back to back champions are all being left at home to combine so will while sports night she had a successful visit to samoa where they beat fellow strugglers. soup zero. zero part one of this eighteen month long season is now over let me just remind you that russia is switching to and i thought some spring calendar ends once it's well meaning that the premier league will be in sync with the rest of europe the top eight sides will battle for the title in the spring and if those play all sorts of beheld melts these things will be in the qantas is scar and first is a need for our second informs you know more are in third and she led by a world champion or a vertical assigned for three because on fifth rookie school buy in six and another to moscow it seems starts off by looking at the close out the group. i were to rugby sevens now where england claimed their second european grand prix series win in

a row the english proved to be the best side of the moscow events which was held over the weekend with host russia only claiming seventh place robert more than on his more. for the seventh time the rugby sevens continental championships had the russian capital although this time out the two time european champions russia will fall from their best on him soil having failed to make it to the final for the house were only destined to fight for fifth place. the russians got off to a very good start france in the first place in a corner. and seoul run here giving the home side a five nil lead i. think. it didn't take russia long to extend their lead to quell foreigns but the frenchman who aren't giving up. twelve five by the break forcing russia. to do all he could to encourage his men

although france managed to come from behind in the second half and battle to win taking them into the final twenty nineteen to score. the despite the outcome on pleased with the way my boys played they were giving their all and fighting to the end it's a game and we just didn't have the luck they had. both teams managed to earn their own arse in the end with france being wills for the plate and russia threshing italy twenty fourth down and claimed seventh place i mean world events strongest favorites england were just unstoppable on the way to their second cup of the season following this is an opening round when friends last week i leased them around england first have to beat spain in the semi file and did so with related is twenty four fourteen. that's how it came to file where the englishman face

portugal the team that managed to upset them in the group stage live forever the decider turned out to be a different story early in the first. he croyle when two were forced to nice try to board successfully converted fourteen new huge advantage for the final with england never letting their emotional coons get close twenty four twelve the fun score in a good time we lost them when you're going to be tough. to test and all the surface wells are comparing the european stuff and when you win you have to work hard to beat them and luckily we got a good cushion trouble for them from i don't know just how you know nothing we were going to short be used when you go home. for players was able to bring some fresh players in a second off just defend well and see the game out england clean their second straight stage win in the european grand prix serious and keep the undisputed lead in the overall standings with the next room to be held in barcelona spain on the

ninth and tenth of july. report for the r.t. moscow. it's a great history by becoming the first person to cut serve across the gulf of finland a distance of eighty kilometers richard fourthly caught up with the russian and also looks at why kite surfing is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. over the last decade kite surfing has become more and more popular it's time it great to watch the riders can reach speeds of up to seventy kilometers an hour if the weather conditions are favorable the sport is relatively new in russia however the country has one of the best kind service in the business people to ski the age when the keiser if you can actually surf ways like the regular surf and you can actually go a long distance away from the resort so i just like was bored with takes all different sports together but we were all boys were if you will serve that's why if you try once you really like as there is everyone trying something different. will

surfing and windsurfing is very dependent on a wind event just kind surfing is not so reliant on the elements this means of the sport can be practiced wherever there's a stretch of water be it on the ocean well just on the lake but though the sport may seem expensive all the equipment can be bought for just under five thousand dollars let's pick up a sports according to page here it's actually easier than it looks if you try first you need you to make it for you for it you need only like one in the week and you're going to be able to operate back and forth and right even if you don't so it's actually easier to learn than the surface of the word so i mean most of the people that they see from you know this is that's way too complicated for us but if you try it first you can see the hardest thing is to control the kite but as soon as you get those markers and it's not really hard like course like bicycle sports

is in pitches blood is try just about everything from motocross to snowboarding however at this point surfing which eventually fell in love with who spends most of his time outside of the country training maybe in spain in the marriages pre-modern to be twenty four years old ready is very short career preaches achieve contact success and becoming one of the best kind service in the world power they have an excuse. days is going to be facing one of his toughest challenges yes i see the signs of across the gulf of finland all the way from thailand over here across to go finland to helsinki forces a distance of eighty helmets says he aims to complete the challenge in around three to four hours which is quick given that it takes two hours for a passenger ferry to cover the same distance one of his greatest test will be to try and read the wind of occurrence how the page is a ready looking ahead to new challenges what is next main trying quite certain the navy is natives in petersburg russia combo fleet and see it's only on.

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