gas and us katie pilgrim reports its annual capacity of one hundred thirty billion cubic meters will be an important addition to gas problems output. one hundred thirty billion cubic meters at full capacity but what does that actually mean though that would mean providing the whole of great britain and spain would not to gas when entire year such as puts it into perspective and turns a gas bill might already equate to eighty percent of all russia's gas output they also provide a cool to the european union gas needs now the time of this leak which is incredibly crucial and that's because supply right now has never been so high because of the likes of a stray or middle east and africa already upping their domestic supplies the us is a good example of this they have a new format they have a new technique called fracking which means that they use shale deposits of us a threat for the future and right now customs considering all of these components and they really want to keep an eye on europe keep it as

a customer so right now europe they have more negotiating power because prices are lower that also have the sovereign debt crisis to do with as well the hippie cannot afford to pay out these massive multi-billion dollar contracts the gas pump is already trying to look after europe at the moment and they also have some bills to pay they've got north strain on the south stream as well multibillion dollar contracts that will be pipelines to europe which to bypass the likes of you cry so right now as far as gazprom is concerned they've got supply in the world gas sector here i am in no time high they've got prices low to contend with a bit of busy and she said the launch is this how you love power plants is very telling in date. and are the. capital moscow says the timing could not have been more perfect for gals probably. point gordon with a guess for me is the replacement over gas that is declining from what you afield the bromfield that the three giant fields over gas problem that have been developed

and seventy's on now well pos they have peak production so the i experiencing five to ten percent decline at least three years and then that gas has to be replaced. and let's quickly run through the markets to see where we stand the stew's there on wall street it's not a pretty picture or a lot of selling there as you can see is going on on some concerns about the upcoming earnings reports and the mixed economic data coming in over in europe it was a mixed bag of the footsie managed to stay above the line as you can see but the dax ended the day almost three quarters of a percent down and here in moscow the bulls ruled the day really both the r.t.s. and the my six closed with gains about a tenth of a percent and about half a percent respectively and last but not least the currencies the euro we can to the

dollar and as you're seeing here on the screen the russian ruble closed the mix to the marriage of currencies weaker to the greenback but stronger to the single currency. of russia cyber security company cusp air ski on mondays said it exposed a widespread cyber espionage network it targeted a range of government diplomatic organizations most of them are in eastern europe and central asia but there are some in western europe and north america according to the company the criminal network has been in operation since two thousand and seven over all those been a sharp increase of cyber attacks last year a forty two percent rise compared to the year before and that's according to haunt him on institute its latest study shows that u.s. companies spent about eight point nine million dollars on cyber crime in two thousand and twelve that's almost forty percent higher than in two thousand and ten

a russian security firm group i b estimates the global cyber crime market was worth about twelve billion dollars. the corporate sector will spend more just because not everybody is protected not everybody can see the worse. security solutions not everybody thinks of you know i disapprove discredits yeah so that's why it's still going to draw but not because of the price of the protection solution. i want to comes to picking the best performing stock your financial advisor may not actually be your best bet it turns out cats can do that just as well or perhaps even better a feline named orlando managed to beat several professional investors and a group of students in a year long stock picking called petition and that's according to the observer he did that by throwing his toy on a grid with company names on it the ginger color kitty ended the year with

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if you just joined it's a very well welcome aussie life here in moscow the news continues now it's the fortieth anniversary of america's suspension of offensive action in vietnam

a war that cost both sides dear and lives and money resulted miniport now explains the foreign policy of recent years makes many doubt if any lessons were learned. sixty one year old ken doll to him is a husband father and retired firefighter four decades ago he was a member of the u.s. navy serving in vietnam every year we were there every day was like nine eleven for those people every day was. the work killed an estimated three million vietnamese and more than fifty eight thousand americans the u.s. stepped in on the side of south vietnam in its fight against the communist back north which was seeking to unify the country on january fifteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy three thousand excess and announce the end of offensive operations against north vietnam a military who see that would lead or become a foreign policy benchmark for washington to never repeat the primary lesson that

the us foreign policy establishment should have learned from vietnam and i don't think they had learned from vietnam is that they cannot in spite of the fact that they have great military supremacy go in and just destroy a government occupy a country and remold their country so it becomes a proxy or a client of the united states forty years and six presidents later critics say washington has done a better job at repeating mistakes rather than learning from them we still keep getting into the. war for wars or interventions another country's. i mean it's wrong period you're not going to win. we don't win in iraq. we didn't win in afghanistan and we're grateful even when even there with our tail between our lives and the same thing is like a vietnam we didn't win nothing who won absolutely nothing and you know and they just don't get it we've tried to rule the world we've tried to do it in the novel way in a way that's been damaging to every nation in the world but in the process the

united states has become less and less free it's become less and less economically viable and with each passing decade war has generated more and more profit for the u.s. military industry i topic r t discussed with filmmaker and vietnam war vet oliver stone we have not done well with interventions anywhere but we continue to be an empire you know we have eight hundred plus spaces see some of the very secret we leave created a huge infrastructure a global infrastructure we're trying to be the world's policeman when it comes to america's security republican senator chuck hagel has been nominated to replace leon panetta hey goal would be the first vietnam vet to ever head the u.s. department of defense when i was in vietnam in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight united states senators making decisions that affected my life. and lot of people who lost their lives but they didn't have i didn't having the say about someone needs to represent that perspective and in our government as well the

people in washington make the policy. but it's the little guys who come back in the body but since two thousand and one an estimated sixty six hundred u.s. soldiers have returned from iraq or afghanistan in body bags and last year suicides by american soldiers surged to three hundred forty nine historic high the u.s. military has had decades of experience in areas like asia latin america the middle east and africa however experts say if leaders in washington don't begin learning from the past the only foreign policy factor that will continue changing is the geographic location of america's fatalities and repeated mistakes reporting from new york. r.t. . online for at the moment crying wolf in russia the threat is real this time no republican side bierria to rise and hunting the animals down their fullness for

livestock. also online the dreamliner that can take you to your worst nightmare as the list of problems with burns brand new aircraft continues to grow with complaints of fuel leaks becoming more common and find out more about that. violent clashes between police and protesters have flared up in bahrain once again as an outraged crowd went to the funeral of one of the activists elderly man died off to inhaling poisonous gas at a previous rally the opposition blames security officers for dozens of killings using harmful substances issues one of the activists says police tend to shoot

first and ask questions later. hereon has been using tear gas canisters or as i like to call it toxic gases against citizens even in their houses not even protestant and the streets in a personal experience that happened to me and division with me is that i am nearly nine months pregnant and just now before few hours of this interview our house was like targeted by pure gas canisters and this men stormed into the house. that that effect of a tear gas excessive use of tear gas that is being thrown into the houses effect people i can use tens of months ago we have been stressing gone they have amount of care gas being used in busy areas and houses and against a peaceful process and do we are very disappointed at the international community

reaction specie the u s and the u.k. position and toured the barrier volution. being being an ally and applying double standards when it comes to dealing with this situation in. now for some world news in brief this hour protesters angry at a decision to stop flying the british flag permanently from the city hall in belfast of again clashed with police leaving an officer and a bus driver injured this is the latest eruption of violence in seven weeks of demonstrations or than one hundred police have so far been hurt in that time and eighty five people charged for offenses related to the rioting. a train carrying young army recruits is derailed south of cairo killing nineteen and injuring more than one hundred number of dead is expected to rise according to authorities egypt's railways have a poor safety record last november more than fifty people died when a train crashed into a school bus. and

there's been another crash on the railways this time in sweden a cleaner actually stole the train before tearing into a residential building in an upmarket suburb of stock and the woman who was the only person on board was badly injured it took emergency services nearly two hours to free her from the wreckage authorities say five people were in the apartment block at the time but no one was hurt. treasury secretary timothy geithner says the u.s. debt ceiling could be reached as early as mid february which would then lead to a sovereign default raising the boring limit could also be an issue as the republican party continues to strictly oppose any additional spending as last december congress struggled to find a compromise to avoid an automatic tax increase and the implementation of cuts dubbed the fiscal cliff. later today the u.s. treasuries new boss comes under scrutiny in breaking the set with abby martin

explaining how the media has been distracting attention from the real problems ahead here's a quick preview for you. obama's chief of staff jack lew is moving on up and of course the media has been all over the most controversial aspect of his record coming to a dollar bill near you this parody of a signature the treasury secretary's signature you see appears on all federal reserve notes dollar bills issued during his tenure here is jackal whose signature it really is and here is what jack lew's signature would look like on a dollar bill ha ha ha ha yes according the corporate media the biggest dirt on mr lewis is new the signature apparently the most interesting thing they can dredge up and that is handwriting sucks but of course this is all just one giant distraction from who he is really so who is jack lew what. we're about to give you

never seen anything like this. and that's coming your way a little later today here in auty well in about to eight minutes from now i'll be back as the news continues here on t.v. do stay with us if you can. yet another tragic shooting right on the streets of the capital is again cause to open the gun debate across the nation now all the talking heads are saying that you got to take away the guns to be safe well the problem is that the shooting happened right on the streets of the capital of a country where the guns have already been taken away paris france three kurdish

women one of whom was a kurdish separatist party co-founder were shot dead at the scene of the crime was right outside recurse institute which leads the police to think that it was an assassination you see when it comes to terrorism drug cartels in the mafia you can make all the gun laws that you want but the bad guys will still have plenty of guns because they live outside the law al qaeda and mexican drug cartels don't go to the stores and patiently wait for their background checks to be done before they buy their gods taking away all the guns through legal means won't matter there will still be murder and there will still be armed thugs and terrorists but that's just my opinion.

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