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welcome back to join us this is r.t. live from moscow and these are the top stories nato is cooperation with moscow might be taken to a new level as discussions on a common missile defense system in europe are dominating the blog summit with russia the alliance hander's fogh rasmussen is in russia's city of sochi for talks . meanwhile germany agrees to supply nato forces in libya with warming issues as the alliance ran short of weapons for its increasing airstrikes but the country has drawn criticism for deviating from its original position on intervention and it's speculation it's been pressured by other a bloc members. and here's a live picture there from iraq a lot of appears at the u.n. war crimes court word he faces charges of genocide but asks to postpone history

until he takes his team of lawyers this falls earlier claims a former bosnian serb army was planning to boycott the hearing and once again you're looking at a live picture there. while next r.t. talks to a british anti-war activist about his personal tamps to break the blockade of gaza . today i'm talking to dr david how payne who says he's dedicated his life to fighting for justice in the treatment of others he's been with me opposed to the wars in iraq and afghanistan and in two thousand and three doctors help in filled a boat with food and medical supplies and sailed it to gaza selling his own house to pay for it to help in that voyage was a success in news made subsequent trips to gaza since then has the situation improved at all. bottle you know that eighty percent of the people

live below the poverty line to find does one point six dollars per head per day and fifty percent are unemployed a big factor in that is no port so they cannot change goods and. they were building building a porch the french with saudi money on the stand in about and in two thousand that was bombed just as it was bombed i think around the same time as the start of the second thought so you can see that the in terminal camp can't make money very easily where the very ingenious and they are very industrious you've tried to help the people of gaza in a variety of different ways and particularly more recently have been met with official stonewalling and in some cases violence tell me about your journeys that well the most dramatic incident obstruction was on the thirtieth of december two thousand and eight when myself and fifteen others of the

british master of the motor yacht was trying we were trying to get to gaza on the third day of the bombardment and invasion so-called operational cost lead or better described as operation drive like experience and we were high speed of about sixty six miles off the coast of haifa in the dark five thirty in the morning. at an instant seize and i'm quite certain that the intention was to drown as your trips to gaza have often been very difficult what is it that motivates you or i don't like giving up. in the family life we never told lies of family and to be quality is to tell a lie and i don't like. the i don't like the underdog being kicked around it's very strong in my family so that keeps me going to little because i can't get back there. in some other way try to exert some influence with the words

only perhaps. for the people and for elsewhere in the world where a mother cannot cradle her baby on her breast in peace and nurture the child until it's becomes an adult all over our world we're producing chaos particularly the israeli u.s. and u.k. axis i call it that there's no question and the people who call the shots are in israel every control israel is the whole ruddy lot including the rafa cage which is the stance be under the egyptian control but this israelis who tell you gyptian what to do and it is still happening the bus loads of palestinians a few days ago i'm told when to get out perhaps for medical treatment with the relatives i don't know what they control it they controlled a lot so we had of great difficulty going in my wife and i were treated we were

treated better than the palestinians i can tell you but it was still very distressing indeed to make a fifteen hundred mile journey have our valuable stolen car airport i'm fairly certain that was commissioned it wasn't just a chance theft if you know what i mean and then a five hour car journey at speed to russia and then to be told you can't go in and big hell there for two and a half hours and coming out they would let us out laura it said the journey a large should enter this thing from embassy in london but it doesn't allow you to go out this is all nonsense you come across professor gabriela shalev he's the former israeli ambassador to the u.n. says that palestinians have nothing to gain from a un resolution that recognizes a palestinian state what's your reaction to that well i think there's a lot of words really whatever happens whether they make a declaration of support of the majority of the general assembly which doesn't mean much school anyway. city council holds all rules wrongly in my view if they declare

that they'll find some other word tormenting them to be quite blunt about it i believe in speaking the truth about this more because we're dealing with people being tormented for sixty three years let's talk about the why does situation in the middle east at the moment you recently wrote an article about nato his intervention in libya intitled the buzzard the vulture and the cuckoo who's who and what the vulture is our lot with phantoms and their missions as they call it in excellent go billy's. and the cuckoo of course is the zionism to which we installed with the help of the united nations noon the new united nations the sequitur to the league of nations thieves kitchen and school and that's the course we now know with certainty that nato is killing civilians in libya including children as a consequence of its operations british forces are involved here's accountable and

he's responsible the people who are accountable first and foremost are the leaders and this is why for the destruction of iraq and over one million people the maiming of over two million. straw who can campbell the cabinet is it will call themselves they should be at the hague now behind bars whilst assemble the evidence will take a very long it really and the same happens now i just see mr cameron in the house on your television monitor and he will be held responsible for what has happened he's talking about upping the ante things like there needs killing more civilian job on to the not that accurate and using massive weapons things like the way of bombs one ton one ton this is sixty plus shoes from the second world war and the nuremberg principles is unbelievable and you hear the talking about isn't even tones this is all very ordinary and of course the result of this will presumably be

further destabilization in the middle east what do you see is the end game. must use the word game in. the usual time. kills and but it's planned and there's a book here that i've got which is online it is a very rooted hidden history of zionism chapter twelve russian and blogs what they were saying then mangled you know it was journals actually attached to the minister of foreign affairs in israel and he was analyzing how they could dissipate. arab nations because he knew because of tribal differences and the shia sunni divide within the law we divide no one in syria they knew that they were and they were not cohesive as a people either they knew they could pick off one by one and they're doing it yemen somalia libya syria it's all got of course first of all palestine. so

the chances of of the response from arab nations she might call it is not very great in my opinion. so weapon against saddam and degree of incoherence you really came to prominence in two thousand and three when you became part of a group of medical doctors who question the government's version of events surrounding the death of dr david kelly just remind our viewers dr kelly was the u.n. weapons inspector who questioned the claim that iraq could launch weapons of mass destruction in forty five minutes back a head of the invasion the coroner in david kelly's case recorded about it suicide you always refused at that whatever you have where the evidence is i was secret but it's just been faked rebutted completely by the attorney general pretty well. so we're meeting this afternoon to discuss future moves but this much of it you start off with the idea that here's a man a very you know top scientist even top security clearance in america and here who

chooses to take his life or to take his life with a guard proving life which is both unsuitable blade culturist with anyway and with a pack of possible to have it's just it's preposterous the societies that do this and i never believe that you could bleed to death from division transaction of the owner artery pathologists in fact who supported mr greville as feel differently i wonder to do it but i will hold my view. it was a surgeon behave rather well actually otherwise we'd be dying like flies for the most minor accidents in our country and it's dominic grieve the attorney general who has recently earlier this month refused to reopen the inquiry what reasons we've given and what do you think were the reasons are wrong sixty pages i've had to read about. three hundred pages of stuff some of his proposals

are actually what i'd like to say one thing about mr grieve if you voted for the iraq war dr kelly's death was all about the iraq war he should disqualify himself from considering this matter so there's a conflict of interest there is a conflict with and i said. to the attorney general if dr kelly didn't commit suicide are you suggesting that he was murdered by the state i think it's very you know the normal baker m.p. who's a minister of transport who under minister minister transborder he used to say of bluntly he was murdered i think the evidence is strong he was assassinated but i'm not saying it is what we need to know laurie has to have an inquest. has a billion question of course this was all around the time of the invasion of iraq when tony blair was prime minister your own record saying that he is a psychopath and a war criminal the hell never stand trial will he who will one day i hope before i die now seventy one i hope before i die blair will have to answer for his crimes

they are massive and he's now masquerading as a man of peace and a man of faith not sitting in the american trying to turn in jerusalem as head of the quartet representing russia in part extraordinary. the shams and a new to share our crimes of the greatest proportion because greece is the third reich and of course one of the main men blair spin doctor was alistair campbell has recently refuted claims that iraq does say it was designed to make the case for war campbell was. i'm sorry he's alive he's a well known to be a manipulator he was in fact the main motor of this i mean foreign government i don't interest myself in the personalities too much but i think he obviously has the while and the drive to keep this very nasty machine on the road and what impact do you think he's had on the part that we're living in now in the sort of relationship with the mainstream media i will immediately leave aside which you

know i think people become inured to death and injury. in the younger pupils were sort of the sort of us all cherish each other and being good to each other i think people are becoming more cruel these people aren't sure by nature they're trying to do is change and he they had a very big effect on me to see him on faith foundation tools is one of the sticks in my craw do you think that britain's reputation for press freedom is does a bottle. the printed media i didn't used to support born in stock but they have a certain amount of prose on stuff not direct that go home my wicker venture the television new t.v. series sweeney. i would so much for china for other countries to watch i think it's in the week before six such for of allowed it was somewhere that couldn't win here

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future covered. nato supply operational of moscow might be taken to a new level as discussions on a common missile defense system in europe are dominating the blog summit with russia the alliance anders fogh rasmussen is in russia's city of sochi for talks. meanwhile germany agrees to supply nato forces in libya with war munitions as the lines run short of weapons for its increasing airstrikes over the country has drawn criticism for deviating from its original position on intervention and its speculation it's been pressured by other block members. refuses to enter a plea asking appears at the u.n. war crimes court where he faces charges of genocide the former bosnian serb army general who earlier planned to boycott the hearing instead demanded that its postponed until you pick his own lawyer requests that's been rejected you're looking at a live picture there. well those were the headlines here and he'll be back at the

top of the hour with more of the time here is here with all the latest sports for us and now they say timing is everything in russia's women's basketball team will certainly be hoping that's the case and i think you're exactly right i tell you what russia they've got today medal placing in there for the past two times marina they've never walnuts but their european champions this year of course lympics in london next year come the win that's well they might just we're going to have a look at their latest plus the rest of the sport in a second. thanks for joining us this is sports there are plenty head over the next ten eleven minutes or so today. serbian sensation novak djokovic storms to his first wimbledon craw and classing rafael nadal that.

slick california nick watney proves once again he's a force to be reckoned with on the greens wrapping up his second p.g.a. title of the season in pennsylvania. gearing up for a russian up please take part in their final tournament before next month's world finalist meant the memorial site of. another wimbledon men's final is over and there's a new name and graves into the hollowed holes of the old england club novak djokovic his first title on the greens beating defending champion rafael nadal in four sets rich when he was dominant for most of the match which marked his first ever appeared in the world in the side or the serve breaking the doll in the tenth game to take the first set before extending his lead with a clinical display in second six one rougher though finally broke his opponent early in the third to also take it sixty to one the fourth started with another

break in joke of its favor but he lost a right away along that level to give peace with a little help from the net as you're about to see on set points while a crucial moment came to reach the second seed once again and then served by for the much on the championship six four six one one six six three over taking the dollar's world number one today since i see. any of that in the world dreams of being number one of the world. this is something that that gives us a lot of motivation and so finally when when you really do it in know that you're the best it's just. an amazing achievement when one player is better than you at this moment the only thing that you can do is to walk but i don't find solutions to wait and wait a little bit for your time. russia's women basketball is are officially the best in

europe gruden scored too good for turkey in the euro basket the cider in lots of poland the comprehensive the seventeen point four two all but guaranteed by the end of the opening quarter in russia opened up in one thousand eight. for the winner sinking. the russians the stench in their third european crowns from the past five attempts we all shortened on the olympic glory next year in london. meanwhile in the men's game russian international john robert holden will be with the team for september's european championships in lithuania the thirty four year old american born russian announced his retirement from the game last month but said then he wasn't quitting the national squad as yet however russian head coach davis blot stated over the weekend that guard is arch of the upcoming finals but did not specify reason on whether he's left for good good news though is that just forward

under her olenka will travel to. plenty of reason to celebrate for american nick watney joining the country's fourth of july holiday the californian winning the eight c. in t. national title moving into world golf top ten in the process what me who shared the overnight lead with rickie fowler keeping his eyes on the prize in the final round the thirty year old making it safe for the main part karting for birdies though he could have had an eagle here on the sixteenth co-leader father though unable to maintain his position ending the day nine shots off the lead the twenty two year old's bunker shots here on the second hole sealing past the flag meaning california and what new closes on the event pocketing one point one million dollars beer and hot dogs and him this independence day holiday. more a cheapie now where this year's championship looks wide open again following her gallery. victory from fifth on the grid at the ip g p. leader casey stoner

forced to sell for third place despite being the front runner for most of the race so catching up with him half a dozen laps from the finish line before stoner's repsol honda teammate under the v.c.u. so also passed him on the last lap yamaha mama rental talking at a time of forty one minutes fifty seconds to secure his second of the season and close the gap on stoner to nineteen points and roll the b.c.s. a six thirty thirty three points off that. is so especially close the last three or four races has been so for us. but you know i try. from the on the truck. i don't have any i mean. ok let's talk cycling where a solid team effort by the garmin survey yellow stable of our two of their stores to move into the lead at the tour de france tour horse solved on teammate david

miller first on second overall after their squad won the time trial stage felipe gilberto he led the u. stage but his former team could not help him stay top top jersey on the other hand had brilliant support from government surveillance resulting in a first place finish miller also moving up the second team effort h t c highroads bernard eisold took a hard fall but recovered to continue the race p.m.c. racing and team sky the other podium finish was on the day. so now we them on to catch moving ahead of teammate miller del evans who finished second in the opening stage and samba defending champion alberto contador is but a speck on the horizon at this stage seventy fifth overall a minute forty two seconds off the lead but the event is of course just in its infancy. brings us to football where brazil's quest for a third cup. america title in a row got off to an in

a special start on sunday the some book boys failing to break down a stubborn venice will i fit in la plata that is not to say though that brazil did not come close on numerous occasions throughout the ninety minutes barcelona's down the elvish with a shot stopper beaten all ends up here but not the crossbar as you're about to see right before the high mark. the free flowing brazilians then look to have broken the deadlock lever in the second half but again sloc finishing chest. maybe even arm keep modest level a little the final score a part of why up next from oh no this is charges on such. as turkeys leaving football officials on players are caught in the center of much fixing allegations are run thirty people have been arrested but not yet charged as part of the ongoing inquiry police searching the facilities of turkish champions fenerbahce after arresting the team president on vice president cheney's raids in

twelve cities. and car a goalkeeper cooled. the investigation focusing mainly on alleged months fixing injuring last year's league a four three win by from a. particular area of interest according to turkey's. and finally the world to athletics championships take place next month in south korea with the annual memorial competition in the moscow region here the last chance for fans to cast a rise over russian hopes to top off was there for us as well. the biggest event of the season in athletics is approaching quickly and interdiction can petition just outside the russian capital is an important step in preparations said again mark out of his still among the best javelin thrower is in the world and russia's number one is showing great form and be age of thirty eight beating his

nearest challenger by three meters meanwhile women's shot put sabrina ledgers as the truth from belarus set this year's world best distance with an astonishing throw of twenty meters ninety four centimeters the truth of the tournament fits the schedule and it's a good preparation step ahead of the world championships so i had a great opportunity to improve my technique with my coach russia is dominant in the high jump and the evening skied you was between owing to gold medalists under a tsunami and european champion alexandra schuster just three centimeters separated the royals was soon enough showing to victory with the bar at two metres thirty two centimeters. i'm glad to win some say i'm working hard to gain form as i couldn't participate in competitions due to injury for a long time and i just couldn't show my best performance. of the moments of i made a few mistakes as i'm short of participation in big competitions i trained together

with and i see the way he feels at the moment so i can say he's in good form and he's back in the showcase one hundred meter sprint event michael fred of jamaica was the quickest to the finish line in tan point eleven seconds ahead of kim cohen's from st kitts and nevis to get a good start because came out an excellent start. i mean something that are on guys are prisoners compete in so. this wasn't the easiest of all. and the head of the back in the eight hundred meters was a beauty but cycles keep coming out on top in what's ritually his home track in the van he never misses will be setting his sights beyond the forthcoming world championships however and will be chasing gold at the london olympics and a year's time hoping to beat his success in athens in two thousand for. the thirty year old who's just recovered from injury due to the truck and took four and one in

style to the delight of the crowd. it's nice to have in my hometown and to found support is a big. on the one hand it's hard to perform his psychological becomes or have to worry about trying to hold off. the fans continue so much support a continent abounding lose tonight and grab the sun to swallow all the results and my slings to the spectators. so all eyes now to the world championships at the end of august in south korea the last big atlantic civilian before next year's olympics in london is a bite out of thirty. is where we have to leave the sport whether it's next and marina's here with all the news at the top of the hour. twenty years ago the largest country.

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