to his local station sex crime unit then nothing after two weeks because he phoned the unit secretary that's when the trouble started. about my house. police came to dougherty's house to arrest him for haranguing the police. shortly after his arrest he learnt the investigation into his daughter's grooming had been dropped. records show they hadn't looked at any of the evidence the police secretary has since admitted she has a hazy recollection of the telephone call she said upset so much but only when presented with tapes of the conversations he had luckily recorded the officers involved in his arrest were found to be at fault and sent on every training course but doctors he believes that's not enough are different. and i think. they need to be held. in a court docket is

a count of lies interest meant by the police is by no means unique but the phone hacking scandal has brought stories like his into the public eye revealing bribery and corruption at the heart of the police force it's amazing the focus has tended to be on the journalists themselves and not on the allegedly corrupt police offices even money to provide protected information but it isn't. corruption and a failure with. two of the country's most senior police officers have resigned this week and two more are under investigation after relations between news corp and the police were revealed to have been far too cozy senior police officers were wining and dining with members of the murdoch empire and they were they were making room for drinks privately one even hired them at a thousand pounds a day to work for him so you know what does this tell us about the relationship between the police and the new. corp employees well it's very very serious and if

this can happen at the top of the police look at the example that gives the officers down the line the home secretary has them now to review into the workings of the police to rebuild public trust that of little comfort to michael daugherty he says he's traumatized by his experience at the hands of the people he turned to for help the phone hacking scandal has many far reaching implications from the potential breakup of the media empire to a loss of faith in the british press but it's also pushed into the spotlight once again a police force that appears only to tell the truth when its course out in a lot like many are now asking how justice can prevail. when these international has got a taste of its own medicine also one of its most popular newspapers was hacked a fake story appeared on the sun's web site which forced the claimed report murdoch had died before directing readers to the hackers twitter page it was posted by

a group called which previously attached the fox news and cia home pages and allied group called us has also been active saying it brought down the times website which is another murdoch publication claims swell from the gutter press to the top of the establishment there's concern the police bribery allegations could cloud the investigation. to find no that certain officers had been on the payroll of these organizations and providing details to journalists who were involved in a scandal that in itself is quite a disgrace and it does raise the question of who is properly qualified to to look into this into to form a proper investigation certainly not the police itself investigating itself that would be ridiculous at this point and the idea of a parliamentary inquiry it has to be at least seem to be completely free of ties to the prime minister's office certainly and to any other m.p.'s who me. we've been

implicated in the scandal so it's going to be an incredible mess unfortunately for the british people to be sorting through right now and i think trust in the public institutions has been necessarily eroded by this appalling disgraceful conduct on the part of so many different people in the public has invested so much trust but plenty more in store not including arguably america's most exclusive campsite you go down to the woods today on the most wealthy and powerful off the country's policies we have the details. now there's definitely an energy around the talks between russia and germany which get going they talk tuesday and the merkel is expected to seek support for her country's move away from nuclear power which could open opportunities for russian gas is a world of other problems to tackle too from the national security to western nations crossing the line on the u.n. mandate in libya bushell is in germany force. germany is russia's biggest trading

pol not and the announcement by the country that it plans to shelter all its nuclear stations in the light of the fukushima accident in japan gives an opportunity to russia's gazprom which is hoping to tie up big deals here in hanover gas from really seeing germany as a stepping stone to the whole e.u. market there also hopes to progress on russia's annexation bid finally to the world trade organization and germany and hopes to tap into the balls to mold moyes ation program of russia announced by dmitry medvedev with the tying up various big contracts we also know that there are problems with the economy throughout the european union which really makes germany look to the east for new deals the greek and portuguese debt crises which have seen angular merkel facing a lot of criticism here in germany for potentially having to bailout those countries especially in the light of the news that the crisis may be spreading to italy and spain germany is the european union's biggest creditor that means it

gives more money to the european union than anyone else so there are fears that germany will have to foot the bill russia hopes germany complaining nato round to the point of view of a joint missile defense system in other words that they can avoid the fear that the missile defense will be pointed at mosco they're all fears in moscow that the defense system could be aimed at russia or libya germany and russia both abstained from the u.n. vote authorizing nato action in libya and they both want to stop further escalation of the voidness their own report that nato countries all all me libya's rebels so both countries will be looking to strengthen their already strong relationship one a range of issues on which they share a common position. well on the way in the program a look at the exodus find out why an increasing number of greeks going back to the graves and quitting the city's. police have detained the captain of

a vessel which sells past a sinking pleasure cruise without helping the ball carrier went down in the form of a nine days ago taking one hundred fourteen lives and investigators say there are contradictory reports as to why two boats nearby failed to stop any of the director of the firm that rented the parent the ship's destroyed were arrested recovery crews are now working on lifting the cruise despite bad weather experts say it could play a crucial role in finding answers as to why the ship went down in just three minutes next task is to search the riverbed for fifteen missing victims characters aster is one of the russians worst ever shipping tragedies as you go on their ports it's raising serious questions countries with a fleet. of scenes no one wants to see repeated russia still in shock over the sinking of the river cruise ship bulgaria that killed one hundred twenty nine but the attention now turns to the safety of the rest of russia's river

plate the sea for ourselves we traveled upstream to the city of heroes. like the vos the majority of vessels on the river volga this one was built in soviet times and in the last twenty years and. each one of whom has used that relentlessly most passenger ships of this war operated the last vessel service in remote areas are subsidized will take it's costing as little as fifty cents apiece but tourists craft up to get city funding there is no money for placements. we are just a small company we could never afford to build our own ships i think we could get the existing ships can be used for another fifty years. the owners it says these ships are full of the latest technical inspections but so too did the bulgaria and dutch ships adequate emergency alarm was partly blamed for the high death toll.

some are calling for stricter regulations including the subletting of old ships the small operators what your group make up on a large respectable company sees that a ship is getting too expensive to repair instead of writing it off they pass it on to a smaller operator on the smaller out for charlton unscrupulousness not how they approach maintenance i have no money for autonomy but of that not everyone agrees. is it because we simply stars man and shapes we will lose rivers trying to either any such measures must go hand in hand with redeveloping the river shipping industry destroyed. bloody mary needs develop a new car entrepreneurs this hoping to do just that yet he admits that all those new vessels have declined dramatically following the economic difficulties of the last few years and yet. this industry is not going to pull itself out of the current crisis for that to happen again the government must take the first step

interest in award but even if that does happen it will take years for the new ships to come on stream in the meantime asbestos on an old ship can begin to stop using it because of safety concerns it was cloudy can be scared of everything so i will carry on going on these ever want to happen once. you are old man. you are slaughtered. well the video reports online theme to watch whenever you like here's what else is at dot com today russian security forces say they've managed to prevent a massive terrorist attack in moscow. also online a group of young russian women proclaim themselves as in tune. zomi there in that devotion the prime minister.

for. that hour in age when most populations urgent to cities in search of jobs and money but in greece it seems that the countryside is where fortunes are now followed misery in the metropolis where jobs and wages are becoming more scarce never right now sending urbanites out into the open seas caverns our ports. the birthplace of civilization greece is famous for its ancient ruins among other things those very ruins and the tourists they attract are today the only profitable thing in greece as the country taught hers on the brink of financial ruin. people here are losing all hope of making it through even the ones living in the capital athens. for many to solution is simple leave city life behind. greece's reverting to an agricultural economy farming there's none of the few remaining profitable industries with apple grape olive and

cherry orchards practically everywhere there were a life is bountiful as a city girl i could never imagine leaving behind that urban lifestyle and moving to a remote village but after seeing and tasting what the great countryside has to offer it becomes pretty clear that for the desperate people of athens this is a land of opportunities ripe for the picking. over has known this for decades she picks her own fruit and uses them for daily business the workshop is practically a big kitchen and the work is like cooking for a big family something she does anyway with their house right above the shop she can never be late for work and wouldn't change this for anything a city could offer. and many people tired of bottling up their frustrations in the city are making the same choice. since i was living.

everybody wants to do the same but. the money since. the crisis. people. and the. houses. they have in. this side too. find. marmalades have given after a chance to raise her kids and live her life the way she wants but most greeks are simply energy i'm a very loud percent and so for. people who have lost their jobs especially young or are almost desperate i mean i teach young to become architects and i'm afraid that i cannot. tell them the truth will be that they will not find a job almost. ninety to ninety something percent

statistics show that nearly one million people have lost their jobs and that figures are only expected to rise with over forty percent of people under the age of twenty four out of work any job is in demand and quite true it is like a young are rapidly becoming the proverbial silver lining of the dark cloud that looms greets kasserine as are our t.v. series. some of the well as other main stories for you now u.s. officials have met representatives of colonel gadhafi is government giving them on the message of the libyan leader must go a spokesman for the regime seventy two rules and important step in its own relations with the u.s. but insists that libyans will decide their own future while fighting continues in the key eastern oil town of brega where rebels have declared they have taken the city and government. egyptian state t.v. claimed it showed you showed live coverage of the corruption trial so officials who

serves on the president. information minister in the previous head of state solution accused of losing the country at least two million dollars by keeping. constant rights decision to screen the trial to try and protest which return to the snow reforms since previous to. venezuelan officials says president others will stand for reelection next year despite his treatment for cancer in cuba has delegated some of his vice presidential finance minister on the undergoes medication the government insists as a socialist reforms will go ahead and that is unless you're into growing speculation in israel's political future. the grab for gold has seen the precious metal reach of record sixteen hundred dollars an ounce the scramble for berlin has led to price rises for eleven consecutive days as

investors see it as more stable in the beleaguered currencies of europe and the u.s. is likely to be on new leaders minds when they meet on thursday to try and settle the markets stemming creasing debts the spain italy. seems the camp of words of california are the decision making grounds for america's major policies for over a century now the wealthy and influential have been gathering to brainstorm the foreign domestic agenda. christine for trying to state pitch as protesters claim that economic and political agendas are being decided that. it is nestled among the redwoods twenty seven hundred acres of pristine land broken down into dozens of camps and for two weeks every july since the eight hundred eighty s. they've been filled with some of the most wealthy and powerful men in the world.

many of them arrive on their corporate jets at the nearby sonoma county airport. others arrive in fancy cars which will fill the onsite parking lot at its height there is said to be more than two thousand men who attend and as you can imagine they are well protected by a trove of police private yeah i know so we're all covering the protest and we just wanted to see if there was anyone there to give us that you know there's no way we know there's not an escort on have the police come and arrest you if you don't ok access is by invitation only and most pay more than fifteen thousand dollars to attend. and for more than thirty five years protesters have stood at the entrance gates our concern is not what's going on inside of the grove but what's happening outside of the grove with the people that are in here according to several reports this is where the idea for the manhattan project was conceived back in one thousand

nine hundred two it's also where every republican president since the sixty's has spent time before actually becoming the nominee we know for sure that richard nixon and ronald reagan sat down and had a conversation about who was going to run for president when and i mean and they made a deal peter phillips wrote his dissertation on the bohemian club in one thousand nine hundred four and was invited to attend for four days he witnessed firsthand the opening of vent the cremation of care where the power elite leave their cares behind in a symbolic ceremony and the scene in this photo judge says he was a paid employee of the grove and drove the horse and buggy that carried the casket in the ceremony the casket represented their careers and they would actually. burn that in there. along the lake with music this is a place filled with secrets that only those who go inside and perhaps the trees will never really know but i was able to get my hands on some photographs that i

want to show you just to give you a sense on what it looks like on the inside this is a photograph of people who attend as we mentioned it is all men and this is a photograph of some of them this year was taken back in one thousand nine hundred nine colin powell the back of donald rumsfeld's head and this is thomas kean two years later he would become head of the nine eleven commission here's a picture newt gingrich henry kissinger and rick and your son and another shot of thomas kean here's a much younger dick cheney at the grove and henry kissinger having a little fun i was also able to get my hands on several programs from previous years outlining the schedule of talks and their topics and what we have here on july twenty second two thousand and eight is the lakeside talk given by c.f.r. member and trilateral commission member fred starr. he gave a tall called afghanistan the unexpected upside there are other connections to be

made as well between the lakeside talks and public policy that this was a man that was involved in the. oil business george link with the persian gulf crisis this is one nine hundred eighty caspar weinberger who was the secretary of defense in the reagan administration on rearming america and that's easily documented the arms build up came in late eighty one eighty two. there are rumors of extreme drunkenness of prostitutes and of homosexual activities by members but for the most part it is the secret backroom agreements critics say should be brought to light that agreement can be you know occupying the middle east fighting terrorism. and circling china politically and militarily for mary moore who's been researching bohemian grove for more than three decades what happens inside is symptomatic of

a much larger problem we've all grown up taking civics trying to understand how the world works and we're all told that we elect representatives they go to washington we have total influence over them and they make decisions that are in the best interests of us then we start growing up and if we pay any kind of attention we find out that none of that is true in monterrey california christine for south r.t. . by that time the business news now here not. hello and welcome to business here nights here and we start this hour with the high tech project skulk of all which is continuing to attract new companies russia's answer to silicon valley has unveiled a further thirteen firms have signed up and the project's chief operating officer says and that's when it's come in both from big and small players. on one level we've already attracted commitments from for example cisco of one billion dollars

to invest and to go to. a smaller level one of the big pharma we've also attracted forty million dollars to invest in venture funds plus one hundred million dollars to invest in setting up an r. and d. center for twenty. and then on another level in the venture capital we've attracted four funds collectively which i have committed financing to go finance with us about forty million dollars as well so give you a range of the type of partners we're working with from the very large commitments to very important commitments on the venture side as well our goal is to match one hundred percent and potentially twenty percent of the finance that we receive from the russian government and i think we're on track to do in that we have to keep in mind the scope is about thirteen months old and i think we made some very decent progress so far let's go see also said that collaboration whispered back which is one of the projects maser partners was more than just a financial one. one of the keys that they're helping is to provide financing for the project itself which is very important it takes money to achieve these things

but also we are working together on developing a very interesting data center an advanced technology data center that i believe certainly russia has no equal and so we're very excited or cluster ideas developing that together with their bank so it's a multi level relationship with them. and let's take a look at the markets now crude is on the rise as investors wait for reports some more of that could show us inventories decline for seventh week however concerns about the prospects of global economic recovery are limiting gains. and asian shares are lower with uncertainty about the resolution of the u.s. and european that's problems putting pressure on the markets financials are the first the software and so he oh no more holdings is losing more than sue and a half percent it's a song brianna's also weigh in on the exporters and the same story goes in hong kong where heavyweight h.s.b.c.

is around half a percent it's. andy here in moscow it's less than an hour left now before the opening bell the russian markets ended monday in the red by over a one and a half percent affected by lower oil prices. and looking ahead to the rest of the week's trades live near braggin at alpha capital believes the negative mood is likely to consider new and more red numbers will be posted on the board. i don't think that today we'll see some changes in order all. week because the key event for the markets were both thursday where you look in leaders world trying to decide what to do with all the stops. difficult. still i think markets all likely to drift in don't watch maybe we will see some recalls might steal this is sort of going to be some minor rants and we're not spoiled are all free now.

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say don't need to go and. read this in the kennel was her job as a treat. talk about the headlines for. the man who exposed the news of the world phone hacking scandal has been found dead at his home as revelations of resignations keep coming . and leading figures from the media on the police force will be grilled by british and. europe's largest economy looks at least a few opportunities. to talk business in germany countries moscow's biggest trading partner is looking to. sees farming grow as a greeks shun the city to found their way out of light and offering fruitful new

opportunities for many many people lost their jobs in the crash. next rush essential banks deputy chief tells us how america's possible dive into the forty's like to drug the countries with it. hello again a walk up to spotlight baby and the shout are to you i love you all vents may be my guest is. the growing multi truly u.s. national debt makes economists say the country's default is just a matter of time but the arguable tell opsahl of the u.s. economy badly hit america's protrudes including russia and a difficult time for moscow is counting every dollar and can't afford to lose

billions it's like to washington what are the chances to see the dollar fail at the world's economies straits if money really talks to understand the language for its deadbeat dad al the russian central bank i would say. the russian central bank says the inclination rate in russia will not exceed seven percent official say the economy is recovering and the g.d.p. is growing but next month the u.s. will either raise the multi-trillion national debt ceiling or worse be used to pay back deaths and declare a technical default russia holds one hundred twenty five billion dollars of american debt and risks losing business money economic problems in the euro zone would also need to be that the russian economy. meet. thank you very much for coming.