if you just joined us for a welcome this is all to you live here in moscow top stories now this hour protesters in egypt hold their positions on karros revolutionary top here square the country's military rulers safe they're sorry for the deaths of almost forty demonstrators killed in the worst questions since revolt the people say they won't be dissuaded by a mere apology. arab foreign ministers are also in egypt but it's syria that's on their agenda so threatens the mascot's with further sanctions and france proposes what it calls a humanitarian intervention. plus moscow stresses it's not about to

stop the reset of ties with the u.s. but will the solomons and deploy rockets to its borders if washington establish its missile shield in europe the u.s. says it won't review its defense program. to break up and think for a moment next we discuss the challenges that lie ahead for the people in countries where regimes have recently been toppled that's in. and your times in the state department just how hard it was to explain to the people that the u.s. brings peace and democracy with its interventions as in any reality it broke. the struction. look you know i believe earnestly in the

best of intentions of u.s. policy a stable peaceful prosperous middle east is in everyone's interest there's no question that the united states with the best of intentions intervened in iraq in two thousand and three we were out really understanding not only what was going to happen inside iraq we thought it would be easy inexpensive quick and those judgments were all profoundly wrong. understanding that even in the intervention one of the big winners for some time was iran and a resurgent iran had implications within the gulf and across the bloc broader region certainly was not something that united states wanted to see happen so the interventions were. under the best of intentions they have produced significant gains but they also have had unintended consequences that ministration didn't

recognize coming in not everything the united states did work in fact many things united states did did not work but he had to step back and say what you had in spite of all these mistakes is iraq better off today than it was before i think the answer is yes does the united states share that responsibility yes but not alone there are people even today who are attacking a legitimate iraqi government and their institutions because they were the group in power ten years ago and now they're not they also have a responsibility iran has faced and the launching of unfounded accusations recently of a plot to can saudi ambassador pushing ahead with reducing nuclear weapons et cetera thoughts p.r. campaigns a family through war. are we seeing a rock throwing on all their ice and. there's no question that there's a competition going on there's been

a competition between iran and the united states ever since the revolution so it's a thirty year competition but there's also a competition between iran and saudi arabia you know for for regional ascendancy in and around you know the gulf some of this is playing out in syria and so this is playing out directly in the gulf in the increasing tensions between iran and saudi arabia so how much would a strike on iran profit making money well. this is not about the american economy this is about the global economy and we've seen in in recent months you know whether it's libya or somewhere else the market the energy market is very responsive to increases in tension so there's no question that that energy markets would spike with any potential prospect of military action against iran and it's a u.s. challenge but it's also a global challenge and how severely the u.s. economic problems undermine its ability to protect its power globally well you you

project power in support of your national and international interests which includes. the economy so so this is this is where it it's easy for someone who's running for president to say oh yeah let's but strike iran it's harder to then understand across the board will a military strike be successful. it very difficult to see how a military strike it might retard an iranian nuclear program it is not likely to stop and. you also will a military strike. would that. increase the tension and fisher are said to exist within iranian society between the regime. and the people who don't like the regime very much or actually drive. them closer together so you really have to look at this in

a truly strategic way and that's why for the moment cooler heads recognize that the answer is political and economic pressure while leaving the military option there as a as an option but recognizing that that comes with very profound costs but at the prospects of the military i mean everyone recognizes the danger of iran going nuclear and it's not just about iran if iran crosses the threshold and gets a nuclear weapon how does that change calculations by a saudi arabia turkey and egypt someone else do they then. feel they have to have their own weapon and you know everyone recognizes the last thing that you need in the region has a nuclear arms race you know the world is trying to save the world is trying to imagine happening in a way i mean we have other nuclear countries and we have israel that no one's talking about it actually the movement is actually been in the opposite direction i

mean we not just standing the emergence of a pakistan or a north korea you've got many many countries around the world who know how to build a weapon and chose so not that that is the optimal stabilizing situation so so the fact that iran feels that it has a right to pursue nuclear energy that he does have that right but it also has an obligation to show the international community that it's not pursuing a weapons program at the same time iran is the only country within the n.p.t. the nonproliferation treaty that has failed to convince the international community that while it has a civilian program it is not also pursuing a weapons program for political reasons maybe let's move on do you think the us is . biased enough to blow magically and economically to manage the consequences of the turmoil in the arab states that's largely responsible i don't think you can say

that anyone today is managing what is a remarkable transition but these these transitions are evolving in very different ways you know country by country by country so do you think that the world should be concerned. as extremists coming to power in the so-called arab spring well i think that that is a that is a longer term danger in the short term. these you know take take egypt for example there is an open process underway a group like the muslim brotherhood that has said a long tradition within egypt with a pretty good political and social structure and those that are going to is the heart of the world will likely do very well in the in the upcoming parliamentary elections. i think what's very important is people in the region have to be patient if people become impatient and then become violent yes there are put there's the

potential that spoilers including a resurgence of al qaeda you know it is it's possible i mean that that's the other remarkable thing about the region you know al qaeda has a non-factor thus far this year was remarkable in egypt this year and it took longer for al qaida to produce a video message supporting the protests to protesters to overturn the mubarak government you know it's remarkable. this so so we can be hopeful but clearly if things go wrong if new governments fail to deliver there is the prospect of transshipment very very very real possibility and a lot of talk about. being part of the. uprising there rather than say whatever you want to call it and leave you will see i do think that libya has the ingredients to be successful even under khadafi it was a it was

a society that was modernizing sort of. the real question is can everyone come together and see that. that's a given limited in the state. there have been elements there have been individuals and small groups associated with al qaida that have you know that are in libya or have emanated from libya or there's a very definite libyan strain to al qaeda. but absent organized force i don't i don't necessarily see this but there are obviously al qaida in the magreb and they are they try to take advantage of a failure in the transition in libya absolutely court absolutely.

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says it won't review its defense. and offer me more developments and more stories in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime unit joins us with the latest from the world of sport. great to have you with us this is sports today plenty ahead of the next ten minutes or so including. as you were saying basketball is increased there a perfect run in the europa league so a dozen games that victory over gel great scooping up a place in the top sixteen in the process. flying highest really are the nation to council to be opening stage of goals world cup with favorites arlin's alongside scotland in second place. and

guardian of the net so we speak to them on full to the best goaltender in russian i saki about the alps sunderland's of the game. let's go in with possible where there seems to be no stopping the army men on c.s. this year the side of six from six in the euro league after seeing off the thing we need in the russian capital constantine to top off took up a seat for this one. six times a year league champions to this guy have their eyes stand on cleaning back their crown at a disappointing last season and they won the christopher run and in top form with five story wins while the visitors. at the top of group b. morrow with the greens have managed only two wins against the army men over the last the cage against a very tight in the first quarter and just a boy in separated the teams as it ended however in a second chance counted possession and started to increase their commission but the visitors bounced back quickly and came close to leveling manner as they host and

missed their best play on they played a man who had broken his nose in the domestic league last week it meant they were not as solid in defense as usual missing last week's most will play a role do you really known is there a k forty sound system but i was a little shot i know he he would deflect and i have always gets to ask a writer for sure and that's my lot of the fish know. how to begin to missions he's got found a result and improved their way and no matter how the army man playing the fans in attack dank t. top form as they fired with both barrels striding ahead confidently with the result long before the end of the match just gave intially sealy ninety five eighty two victory to mclaren or guitar. or not and i'll just play to me it's cold and tell me it's a good time and. we was going up and down by but i was shoulder to go from the start but through him. for sure. it's going to look bad is

the biggest star in the west played in the team and maybe it was with a bit strange playing for him and without him good right now steve's twenty one points help has got to become the first team to man top sixteen ticket and to continually a one hundred percent one in europe meanwhile with four games still to go in the group stage jogger is our only brink of missing the playoffs is a mile out of our cheek. now european and basketball will have an important date to keep in the moscow region in april next year the local side lending their remit for the euro cup final for the second great concept of competition formerly known as the you that cup thank you. we're glad to announce that the euro cup final four will be taking place in him key we're also thrilled that the tenth installment of our finals will take place in russia a country steeped in basketball traditions the euro cup is

a hugely popular competition despite being second key to the euro league we said record viewership ratings last year and a looking forward to another huge event in the moscow region. tennis now on venus williams will hold all the bragging rights at the family thanksgiving table this week after beating her younger sister serena in an exhibition match the thirty one year old who hadn't played since september shaking off the rust with aplomb in colombia the spike no major being at stake for the grandstand soprano's this match turned out to be a pretty competitive battle it was venus those who would take the open said six forwards to seize the early but a little fire under serino with the thirty year old basically a five three lead in the second venus who are fighting back to raise the deficit and take the contest six four seventh's both sisters showing potential upcoming opponents call it despite having been in the full game almost two decades it's the . team made an impressive early charge for glory at the golf world cup brendan

jones and richard green leaving ireland and scotland by two strokes after the opening day at mission hills the jewel the only person post to eagles in the opening round here is joan sinking one of those on the twelfth hole it's really hard three world cups to his name but none since nineteen eighty nine. this time round arlen's are clear favorites for good reason vehicle major championship game a goal and remarked the royals there to some and they have a great chance to overtake the leaders during the next few days the superstar jewel to charts by type or second with the scots united states on the netherlands another stroke further behind in third spot sitting eight. we're in a good position you know we want to get off. and now it's all about not doing anything silly tomorrow. you know we can do really well back in two thousand and eight when we played together and you know the chemistry is there between us and you know we've played with those tournaments won and lost and in the foursomes

which is on friday and so. you know that was basically our mindset going on as long as we were you see you know within a few shots in the lead we were in a good position. the battle for the playoff berth in the cup central hockey league's western conference is heating up to an armory get edging c.s.k. in moscow in the pick of wednesday's action straight to the third period we go with their hosts a goal down with ricky british levels knowledge early into their last twenty minutes that's where the only spurred on however the visitors from latvia beginning to get up to eight hours to jinich his efforts to strike enough to nama celebrate their third victory in a row two on how it ended up on the c.s.k. ice it's. simply the best that is what constantine rulon can i call him self after being named the kid chelles goaltender of the year the russian international who earned his crust without luntz will also have to make for the room on his mantle piece after picking up his country's goalie of the year awards we caught up with

the twenty seven year old who talked us through his most successful season it. was written and once i have finally become the new world goalie for the national team it's a great feeling so i had a few very good games at the world championships against slovakia and canada but in the end we failed to win medals and that is the most disappointing mood for me this year for the little liver forget is our key here children will win we will the western conference title it was a very emotional moment for the team and for me personally we had a lot of ups and downs we lost we wouldn't know we finally made it to the finals. clash against god was difficult for us it definitely hardened us the conference finals against lokomotiv we were fit focused and beaten in every aspect of the game although it took a lot out of us and when we made it to the garden cup decider we were emotionally

drained that's probably why we last drive in the series with someone like. them at the most uncomfortable situation for me as a goalie is when i can see the puck if you like i lose control and it's hard to make the right moves there as we're playing one man down i wouldn't call it a real challenge it's what you prepare for through your training and your experience. and on my own not that i think. i was too gentle hearted a coach to control our team and there are a lot of young players in atlanta who sometimes you need to be strict with and i don't need an iron fist but he should have definitely be more in charge of what i did on the ice schooling him over and over again more as for me was league of what he was simply a different story the man who could inspire the entire team with a single word about what coaches have their strong and weak points their own style . finally twenty eleven m.l.s.

cup winner david beckham has found out firsthand just how much more difficult it is to be at the same both athlete back storing in a special film to raise awareness of london prepares for the twenty twelve part of the picks the thirty six year old who serves as the games are teaming up with england parlette big five a side football skipper eight days part i can literally needing old the support he can get from his teammates to get through the drills blindfolded and find out what the paralympians have to deal with on a daily basis the former england captain helping promote paralympic sports in a large scale initiative which a lot of schoolchildren have only just still levels to try out for the london twenty first. that is all the sport for now but if you'd like some more why not log on to youtube dot com forward slash r t sport news you'll find plenty there to keep you entertained for hours.

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