i love the rugby and i'm sure that. the right is a large part of just what we can offer as a national beer they want a classic that's been twenty four years of hurt so far if you know twenty eight but somehow i said probably you know we spoke a couple of months earlier i think there is even one nail in favorites to defeat south africa just last week and. it's good news when the difference is so speed of learning going on moments in but never saw obviously he said twenty four years since we last won the world cup there's a little need to get rid of and the new zealand as a tame have done very well the last three three years preparing for this world cup but of course in the last couple of games we've had a bit of a blip but in doing that hopefully it's it's you know how it's my them realize that you know it's not going to be as easy as some people think i'm that's a bit of a reality show for us to those fans and media. you know will cups you know very very difficult to win and for new zealand they're going to play every guy like it's

like the world cup final so you can be a blessing in disguise almost just just to get expectations down a little because i'm in new zealand a few months ago it's not going to you know i think you know i think in terms of the the why the new zealand plates are struggling with such ease at the start of a good try and i should say i'm a very sort of thought that's that will happen i got an anaesthetic i'm out and relate to the guy i'm sure to the all blacks and i just have compared to some of the bright demos and if you don't like the breakdown. more often than not the team adama's to break down the the game and i showed that kind of mass in a game where three four weeks earlier richie mccourt put on. the right going to score a show and this rubbish i tried the world they did against australia him up they way that's anything's possible if you reply well we can solve it in aurora to see inside you're like you know i think i see this and this is what the trainers. this

is the truth. it was. kind of kind of outlying adam thompson everybody not helping one hundred percent for the balance of the time and that's why what combinations of . injuries is a concern for graham henry kieren reed being a jew that my because there's a problem. called a form of john. doing that because somebody else an opportunity and great debate or took this opportunity really well against australia last week hopefully we've got just a couple of hours was. when you n.f.l. season has got underway with reigning champions the green bay packers beating new orleans to the. gang writing super bowl m.v.p. adam rogers and three braves three three touch them participate three standing beside one thirty one yard robot. forty seven. for the moments of a gang in the third quarter the saints kicked off his rookie randle call caught the

ball in his own hands and then ran one hundred might return touchdown to equal the n.f.l. record cops ripping up the defense here is it getting so right to tackle a look at the end these run the rookie won't be forgetting mistakes even a hurry and not school gate the packers the thirty five twenty they went on to win forty four she said area to get that title offense with this. new spring world champion yohan blake has run a personal best in the hundred meters clocking nine point eight two seconds to win the lightest gold in the league meeting in jury at the jamaican crown in south korea last week world record holder the same boat was disqualified from not and was absent from yesterday's lineup but that didn't stop like from taking his chance to show the champion. back across the line for nine point eight seconds and in the men's hundred meter hurdles they were on was also back to prove the point he was disqualified from the. championship final pealing another athlete

ran a season's best in jericho thirteen point zero one seconds pushing world champion jason richardson into second. elsewhere reigning vandalism at the first day's play a gold star to open but even so i'm dyson battled through to top the lead of all with marcel c.n. from germany a tough day for the green capers after yobs had damaged board the whole of the overnight there a name came down i feel the same but after a bit of delay players were able to finish their own son dyson at a five under par sixty five years after his title in six years a muscle stem also finished strongly to share the lead going into the second. well up and coming golfers hope to use the russia challenge cup in moscow next week to boost their chances of playing on the european top this will be the second time a person has been held but this year the overall prize money has been increased to two hundred fifty thousand euros this competition's the stage of the european

professional challenge which is a tear golf event and it allows the twenty top earners to qualify for the main european tour the following year so that's all we got time for for the moment but with more support. for the field we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news media. from. home.

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in the air morial services held in russia and across europe for the forty three victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of one of russia's greatest ice hockey team. a little bit of a strong message to the syrian regime should be addressed to both sides just book and light but president medvedev speaks out against a one sided approach to the conflict in syria he also confirms russia's willingness to help stop the bloodshed plus. do they know where it is even though we don't know so let's go because your former neighbor heard about the need for the world in afghanistan they can't remember nine eleven because they never knew about it the country at the very front line of the war on terror but its people don't even know

what. and up to two days of gains profits they can use the name of the game in the russian markets with the r.t.s. my six correcting around half a percent at the opening of the final trading session of the week more on the markets and latest business news in twenty minutes. or of an am in the russian capital i'm mad good to have you with us here on r t our top story ice hockey in russia has been dealt a terrible blow that's being mourned in the country and across the world almost the entire lokomotiv team was wiped out in a plane crash as they head into a match in minsk or an emotional ceremony was held to honor the victims. perhaps . banners and scarves bearing the names of those who died in the crash as their

portraits were placed on the ice in this ceremony do not know him in school had been locomotives opponents symbolically scored only goals as a mark of respect forty three people died on the plane forty two crashed after the take after taking off near the city of. it's believed the aircraft failed to gain proper height and clipped an antenna near the runway two people survived the tragedy now being treated for serious burns and other injuries one player did manage to escape the ill fated ill fated flight because he was into more of the plane our families sean thomas spoke to. the famous bells of jaroslav ring out for a community grieving a chilling reminder of the tragedy of the country at the lives of some of the city's brightest stars. because i knew many of the boys personally what can i say they were saints i can say this about many of them they were joyful people they

loved life and they wanted to live they brought so much joy into our lives. thursday marked the start of a three day mourning period as fans of lost level locomotive gathered and one of the city's central cathedrals i can't describe how i feel it's a very serious loss to me the only thing worse than that would be to lose my family we were like family to me. but as a support group of thousands work through their grief together one man maxime's is arguing is going through his own personal nightmare he is the only member of the team not on board the financial flight as coach told him to take the rest and meet the team for the next game in moscow. but this is very terrifying for me the hockey team is like a family i lost a family of forty people people i was close to for such a long time. and now maxine is supportive of rebuilding the locomotive franchise

but it's torn by survivor's guilt that i haven't met their families yet i can't imagine how that'll be this is horrible for me i wasn't thinking about whether i was lucky or not that i wasn't on that plane. and now he must rely on his community sharing in the grief process so that the healing can begin and as a steady stream of mourners continue to come to this central church to show their support it is clear that this is not just about an accident or a plane crash but it's about the loss of a teammate something very important to a community that they will remember forever. thomas. locomotive was an international team and the group is being shared throughout europe hundreds gathered in the center of the czech capital prague to remember a lot of players carrying their names and lighting candles in their memory three czech nationals were aboard all former world champions top official and former

national team coach. of the what is incredible. it's hard even to talk about we've lost players in their prime but with the hard core of the national team i knew them very well and even though they were playing abroad still they were always trying to get better. and didn't just want to be part of a system they want to know the details of their positions and have a good school it's a huge interest in what they did i really enjoyed working with you. if you can check out our website the only hockey player to survive. a plane crash speaks to his family. despite having burns over ninety percent of his skin alexander gallup all remain conscious and insisted on seeing his relatives before going into intensive care doctors say his condition is stable plus. among the dead the youngest player on the team who despite being both injured and is qualified wanted nothing more than to be with his teammates a decision that ended up costing his life. and the recently married flight

attendant who plan to quit the job and have a baby or her touching story many others can log on to hard to duck the. other news we're covering on our t.v. confrontation between libyan rebels and proceed on the forces shows no sign of easing battles have been raging near the towns of sirte and bani walid two of the few remaining strongholds of the foreign regime forces loyal to colonel fired from fired rockets from body while leaving work to have coffee sons are said to be leading the armed resistance this despite the interim government seeking to negotiate a peaceful resolution the deadline for saddam to be loyalists to lay down their arms has been extended to saturday as for the kremlin self in his latest audio message the ousted leader claimed he was still in libya and vowed never to leave his ancestors homeland meanwhile life in the libyan capital still struggles after falling into rebel hands with a celebratory mood quickly dampened with fears of anarchy setting in now he's worried if an ocean has more from tripoli. a city

celebrates for more than ten days and even capital has been reached always seen images take his fault. he wanted to be who scored here in the central square where his rules forty second anniversary we put our flag instead we one was so happy without him. it seems in the last two weeks rebels. fighters have fired. the shot during this old country free early childhood. the levy of pheno very busy with. his third gadhafi. duffy's victor thought he told he told the people love me what the people that we know you see love hear me out of basra where there was going to be a good outcome that would an iraqi would allow their care but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased i've got one leaves and cheaply as i

was leaving district historically pro khadafi for the rebels arrived his sister was badly injured she's still in hospital in tunisia other hand doesn't want to show his face on camera and ceased when a hidden location for the interview he says revolution has brought much fear in its wake. there is no peace there is no safety in the city we don't want our children outside when it's dark we are afraid we always wait for something bad when gadhafi was here at least we didn't have to sweep away what we do know. the rahman says he also want to change and a brighter future for his country but not they sway. people are dying on both sides the cities destroyed and no one cares do they seriously think they'll be changed for the better don't lie to yourself just look around is that what you wanted. and

what is around is a scene of widespread destruction and social chaos the badly damaged buildings matched by the rising stink of garbage and decomposing bodies and youngsters roam the streets barely old enough to understand that's what they carry our rap ends not toys many shops schools and hospitals are closed while the city's symmetries are growing bigger and bigger. shortly after tripoli fell into rebel hands the national transitional council leave his new authority claimed it was moving here from benghazi but weeks have passed and there is still no sign of its presence on the ground zero of order being raced towards the city's functioning bites and straining fine line between freedom and anneke. original. tripoli libya. stay with us here on r.t. still ahead. president obama with his four hundred billion dollars jobs package

with critics saying it doesn't go far enough plus. seeking membership how it's going building up there is a term as well that could rattle one awaited status as a u.n. member. first russia is willing to support different approaches to resolve the situation in syria as long as they send signals to both sides of the conflict president dmitry medvedev made his position clear in an interview following the global policy forum in jaroslav or are you peter all over has more. the president did of his warned against viewing the situation in syria in terms of good. seeing that careful consideration must be paid to certain elements within the syrian opposition before the international community jumps on sides with them now the president did have also called on both the assad government and the opposition to bring about the ends of violence in the country and we believe the resolutions we

will approve to send a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides things are just black and white. protests in syria are not followers of some refined. different groups within the opposition feel some of the right extremists and some might even be called terrorists and the situation is not that simple and we have to take into account the balance of different forces and interests of russia may support certain moves but only if they don't boil down to the one sided condemnation of. we should send a strong message calling on all the conflicting parties you come to to go see it start talks stop the bloodshed this is also in russia's interest because russia has always been syria's friend and our countries have close economic and political ties and that's why we'll continue to look for solutions to the situation in syria. russia has opposed the sanctions that have been put in place on syria including the most recent ones imposing an oil embargo saying that more time should be given to

the assad government to achieve the promises made to bring about change in the country the president mentioned there that negotiation is important and russia is playing its part as a mediator on friday representatives of the. the syrian opposition are in moscow for talks with top russian diplomats on monday representatives from the assad government will be here to talk to diplomats to try and bring an end to this situation in syria. doesn't want to go see syria go down the same road as what happened in libya with the un resolution it was imposed. will it be used. the international intervention going well beyond the parameters laid out in the mandate they want to see the cia should get a piece of this is syria. or he's peter all of a reporting from moscow you can see the full version of the interview president had to get it get medvedev gave to euro news television on our website dot com.

and images from nine eleven still chilling even ten years after the attacks shook the world they trigger the war on terror but in a country that's been at the forefront of that conflict can be hard to find people who remember why foreign troops arrived in the first place we continue our special coverage of the nine eleven anniversary with this report from. helmand in southern afghanistan is the province that has borne the brunt of the fighting between the taliban and coalition forces what would afghans in this war torn province think about nine eleven and its consequences. while on patrol with the marines like a first opportunity to ask a couple of young afghan men what they know about nine eleven. here.

and tell us you know where it is we don't know if that's because because your former neighbor heard about anything or the world. cup. the two young men are clearly never heard of nine eleven. but maybe the elders at a local show would have more to say you know you see. this thing i think you just can see the smoke on the buildings and that's a that's only thing i can see it when you go show this picture and then go saying it so i think that was a car if i just got here i would be surprised but having been here now for six months this is primitive stone age is where we are and what to do about their reactions those fascinating so there was a guy who said it was kabul was clearly never going to cause it just shows you how isolated they're even their own country don't understand. how do you know you don't

think you know that america is going to send come to this point and they get the airplane from here to the united states to you know how much hotter. it was nice to go from iraq to vent here is a lot easier to understand you know why you're here and it would be really at that picture you know it could picture him under so it's what you see afghans with in this particular wearing the uniform if you're in the right. if you get those. things make and saying we're going to help you get to say one building and how many danes and this is going to help you where is the help. just watching this thing to get to our kids. fighting and they get to their own kids in a day if that i don't envision. i do sympathize or understand what some are saying is even just from the weather we've had recently people whose new homes are nobody to help them so when you have when you can't feed yourself or bird house yourself are you to care about somebody you know six thousand miles away just so i can understand it's like this is the thought that i never thought to cast those

questions of but anybody here that's why we're here amazingly in a country where for ten years a war has been fought with nine eleven as its root cause and justification it turns out not only with the villages oblivious to nine eleven. and police and even some of the translators working with the u.s. military you don't know that is for you to know i have no idea seriously if you ever seen these pictures before. a survey taken in twenty ten by the international council on security and development found that ninety two percent of afghan men in helmand and other afghan provinces had no idea what nine eleven was with american troops that start with during this year it seems likely that they will leave afghanistan without the vast majority of afghans ever having really understood why they came in the first place adam puts from afghanistan forty. we're going to new our special coverage of the night a lot out of our story over the next couple of days with reports and analysis on the attacks a legacy of decade after

a decade of the so-called war on terror. the term used to track that became synonymous with pure evil. the senseless slaughter of almost three thousand people stunned the world. and it all seemed like a nightmare. ten years on. r.g.p. remembers the attacks and its aftermath. a look back at nine eleven on our key. palestinians have started their campaign for statehood ahead of the september twentieth vote in the united nations but dr ron pundak chairman of the palestinian israeli peace forum believes that there are forces in both israel and palestine i would like the violence to rocked in the build up to the. now what is happening between us and the put a senior will be judged by whether they would be along they seemed lines between

the israeli forces and the palestinians and also between the police and the second immense with the they west bank but as much as i understand the interest of both sides is not to each any hostility on both sides to look at the forces and the strength of the two governments would be comply and calm down these publications and not to be carried the way we. look at those which would be to heat the area because they don't want to see quiet as quiet is a message for the future of the hoop for the peace forces and these people don't want to see peace. pressure on israel builds from another direction turkey has vowed to sue the country an international court over its blockade of gaza this follows on for a cutting military and trade ties over israel's failure to apologize for killing nine turks last year they participated in a humanitarian flotilla that tried to break through the blockade imposed by israel

in two thousand and seven after hamas came to power in the palestinian authority. the first funerals have been held in new delhi two days after a massive briefcase bomb exploded outside the city's high court twelve people were killed in the blast dozens more injured indian authorities detained three men for questioning in the continuing investigation into the explosion a court bombing was the first major attack in india since twenty six people were killed by serial blasts in mumbai in two thousand and eight. nato has admitted its forces in afghanistan did mistakenly kill a b.b.c. reporter in july a u.s. soldier mistook the journalist for a suicide bomber when troops responded to a militant attack in the southern afghan town the alliance launched an inquiry after questions were raised over initial reports the correspondent had been killed by taliban insurgents and is amid the withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan that's expected to be completed by two thousand and fourteen. coming up the deadly

legacy of war and your polio illness it can cause for servicemen even long after they've returned home and it's coming later in our special report. when you look for a new do you want to use a really good. brain . you. really do think you. president barack obama has presented his much anticipated jobs act to congress if you're more it's more than four hundred billion dollars for putting people back to work but some critics say it's too little too late. explains president obama addressed the lawmakers he put forward measures to create jobs and stimulate the sluggish economy at the u.s.

has seen several years of massive job loss unemployment remains over nine percent we're talking about millions of people living jobless in this country congress might cut unemployment benefits starting next year and the jobless in america will find themselves in an even more dire situation president obama in his address called for the congress to extend benefits for the unemployed he also suggested tax incentives for small businesses another measure he put forward is giving money we're talking about one hundred forty billion dollars to states and local governments so that they can keep you know the teachers and firefighters employed also hire infrastructure workers so that those workers can go out and spend money and keep the consumption going although experts are saying that the stimulus plan obama is suggesting will not really bring the u.s. economy out of the woods because it will create in the best scenario around one and a half million jobs but it takes a level million jobs new jobs just to get back to the.