watch and support your own team we're not we're glad that some people will miss miss out on this opportunity. but for us. it's a personal decision it has no reflection of the world on the world cup itself someone a year ago i remember there were some football union came up with this idea of gentle fan one russian fans were welcoming brits in rostov with warm blankets and the like that this time around. we're organizing in summer so no world no warm blankets ok maybe they're you know wish i wish i knew something was over or but you know there is a traditional. welcome kid by fee for. a certain initiatives that we take. to. resolve your fans but this this was a club decision club initiative. of course for world cup was a is a bigger event for the bigger volumes of people so blankets will not will

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during friendly match with rains in st petersburg i remember late march few french players actually claimed that they were subject to racist abuse i mean i know that you can't really prevent incidents for exist because there's no cure for a human stupidity but. anything you can do to minimize things like that. of course and we've been doing that together with the russian football union thing as we think in general a lot has been done and the number of such incidents what exactly. well usually it's two fold it's. explaining to people why it shouldn't be done and what's wrong with that. in general. both russian football union and the organizing committee has a very firm stance against. against racist behavior. but then the second part of it is the inevitability of punishment and people should understand that that

a certain liability is inevitable that they would banned from the stadium or criminally prosecuted. but the bad the biggest part of it is explaining why it's why it's wrong. that they're harming their own country their own team. and that's really in general there's no way to behave and say get. rid of the number of incidents reduce significantly over the last two weeks two years that means the. efforts are are fruitful. so the video assistant referee or the v.a.r. as it's known it will be the first sector in this world cup that it's used and there's plenty of talk about its effectiveness and the stoppages the causes to the game how are you going to make sure that it goes down a sec success because i mean there's already added pressure on referees you know want fans to remember they saw the world cup as it is it's exactly what the system

is doing is taking the pressure off referees and exclude explore the possibility of a mistake. mistakes take place and it's quite clear. so they believe assistant referee takes away this this possibility. when you watch boy. forty thousand at the stadium of the billion a billion people outside the stadium but it's quite a pressure. for a referee. in the role he won some of the ideas to take out the human factor and to make the game more to bring more justice to the game and so believe this initiative has a lot of future it was well tested during the conference cup. and there's already multiple application for for the use of this system by many leagues throughout the world but are you not nervous like you'll be the first one really

using it and the scale know the system works for and or. there has been a lot of tests technically it's perfect what fee for will fall into is is its presentation of the screen for the people who work out some details but in general what works perfectly well so wise us actually saying that it's not yet clear how this system should be efficiently utilized are they just waiting to see the world cup in russia as a test drive where they are it is possible but there are many. european leagues or pioneering in. implementing this system german leaders are among them. but i cannot comment on behalf of us for we will see after the world cup. so tickets you brought them up. it's really hard to get them at this point it's first come first serve face ticket purchasing. how do i know

that most of the tickets that were bought up that they were actually sold weren't bought by scalpers and they're not going to be resold five hundred times the price . well there is no whole world cup that can guarantee that there is no speculation. but i think we we. made appropriate efforts to avoid this is much as possible first of all take its. are expensive enough. they are we have found i do system which also is another another obstacle on the way. the russian federation has made liability more stringent for those who decide to. illicitly profit from ticket sales but in general we cannot one hundred percent exclude the possibility of a legal sales of tickets it happens at every world cup we hope that it's just. that

it will be kept in check during this one based on these measures so it can you help us get tickets. right now. i'm. finding mission. for. right now it's fee for dot com. and ticket centers who can help you it's not the organizing committee or even as a committed to that there's not to take it's. or it's a joke put aside a rumor has it that accommodation prices are skyrocketing during a world cup and like a city like surrounds that no one probably has ever heard of. will set back a tourist thousand dollars per night as it turned. well anything's possible will cope with it is a big universe but in general. there happen that it was a special decree by the government adopted

a long time ago which controls the tickets so that they could control the hotel prices sorry. there's appropriate authorities who control the implementation of this decree. there could be sporadic attempts of certain hotels to. suddenly increase the prices but. in general they're there and correctable by by proper authorities and if there are if there is private. accommodation that suddenly decided to make additional profits while the market will. be well off balance that. we believe that the closer to the event prices will be will reach their equilibrium. so for unfortunate fans who like me who are unable to get tickets because you want help you know and it's not enough fortune five hundred ing like buying tickets on the internet while i still be able to sort of

bite into the whole atmosphere are you going to have like exclaims in parks or restaurants where people can watch if you're not on a stadium well for it for the unfortunate friends as you call them there is a fee for fan fests which are located in central squares at every city will be a big screen it will be entertainment programs food and drinks and there are people can watch the games of the world cup enjoy the atmosphere. i have a lot of fun when i know what's what at what i'm expecting from this world cup. free training rights between the hosts it is tell me how that's going to work. that's a very complicated system organized by the our minister of transport it's. more than seven hundred free trains which will operate among russia's set is which will carry ticket holders free of charge of course this suggests

a preliminary booking. people cannot just expect to come to the railway station and board to the nearest train. they should reserve a seat but this reservation is going on. this is another example of of our initiative which was well tested during the confederations cup and received a lot of good comments. what about the the planes because most air travel and leisure not be free you know that that i understand but most of the or trial in russia has to go with a layover in moscow is this the way it's going to be this time around to like if you want to connect to the host cities you need to do away over the years where we're in discussion with the russian federation with the. companies. but in general there's an. intention to go for the additional airplanes where there is

a demand so right now we're. examining this demand analyzing it where when demand is clear they can put additional. additional planes additional air routes which connects it is not for most but but directly. thanks a lot for this interview for this insight for clearing things up good luck with everything i guess i'll be watching from the big screen and. thank you thank you.

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could have gone into renewables ten twenty years earlier and those jobs would be in place generating good paying jobs in america and be part of a growing world beating industry because they kowtow to those lobbyists they got stuck in the coal business which it up liberated by the gas business which is a trillion dodgy and them for a lot of reasons and now it's going to be obliterated by the chinese led revolution in some. other place for many clubs over the years so i know the game in saudi guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the funnel school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money just kill you know the owners and spending through to the twenty million player. it's an experience like no one else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the

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that. oh. headline stories this hour health officials say forty one people have been killed while rattling along the it's really border tensions flare over the united states called for averse. and the same to jerusalem . also in the program this hour a british tabloid newspaper ramps up the fear factor one month before the world cup in russia kicks off using a photo project to highlight this symposium thread of football and violence but the

for his work to be taken out of context. the big story of the day for their efforts to save the nuclear deal russia's president meets the un atomic watched on chief in the wake of the u.s. walking away from the a group. from moscow to the world it says r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company this monday marks the deadliest day in the israel palestine conflict since twenty fourteen. health ministry say forty one people being killed and over seven hundred injured by israeli soldiers protesting close to the border it comes as celebrations are being

held in jerusalem over the opening of the united states embassy there it's been moved from tel aviv the controversial relocation has triggered major demonstrations right across the occupied palestinian territories. well just some details about what is coming in medics in gaza say of the forty one people killed by israeli snipers five were children a small girl is reportedly among the dead officials in the occupied strip issued

a statement to the international community calling for the world to put an end to what they are calling quote a bloody massacre gaza journalist concludes ari has the latest for us on the escalating turmoil. hundreds of thousands of palestinian protesters are still here and palestinians are still protesting for the philippines of may and tomorrow there are going to also protests on the fifteenth of may which is the next bar because the last of you were the palestinians that were driven out and let out of their homes in one hundred forty eight well so far the palestinians have been protesting and the israeli forces have been out finding tear gas canisters and flying live ammunition we saw a lot of injuries and that had been near the chest where this is very obvious that they're intending to go on these kind of thing is here we see women the families that demand women and children everyone is participating today everyone is here

today and everyone is here to spread the message of the palestinians that they are fed up with all that the patient. one could dari in their own right on the border with israel meanwhile the embassy in jerusalem has not been officially declared opening a little earlier i spoke to our teas middle east correspondent paul this clear ed this is what he had to say about what's unfolding there are today. well i'm standing just in front of the new site of the american embassy and as you can well imagine the atmosphere here is that an historic event is taking place now the american president although earlier thought they was speculation that he could be here for the ceremony has not arrived he is santa as you mentioned his daughter evanthia and her husband. at an event yesterday marking the sick asian invitations were sent out to all eighty six diplomatic missions in israel but only thirty three responded positively and included among them were the missions of paraguayan and

guatemala both of whom are expected to move their embassies to jerusalem later this month there are also representatives from bulk area hungary romania and the czech republic but very important there were no representatives attending from western countries belonging to the european union so that surely shows a growing rift within the european bloc now the americans have been putting a lot of pressure on countries to sign up and approve this move although there is a lot of resistance internationally to it we have seen the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki halley resorting to duty tactics and writing a threatening letter do you consider the vote i want you to know the president and the u.s. take this vote personally he will be watching this vote carefully and has requested our report back on those who voted against us thank you for your consideration as part of the international reaction the turkish president added one has said that this move clearly shows that the united states has chosen to be part of the problem

and not part of the solution and that the united states has lost its mediating role in the peace process now this comes as we continue to receive a rising casualty figures the latest figures we have a more than fifty people who have been killed in clashes on the gaza border and also in various palestinian cities throughout the west bank we are hearing about hundreds of people who have been injured and this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu himself says that. imbeciles ironically should move to jerusalem as this would bring about peace but certainly the figures and the actions on the ground don't allude to this take a listen move you remember says to do soon because it's the right thing to do move you in this is to do because it at variance is.

security here in jerusalem as you can well imagine is tense there are reinforcements right around the embassy where i'm standing keeping people away at the same time more questions are being aust if the current violence that we're witnessing is a response to the embassy me well then just how exactly does the american president try to think that he is going to cut as he has said the deal of the century between israelis and palestinians paula slayer in jerusalem well both sides in the conflict have long held claims to the city here's a brief look at the baccarat into about what's next after washington's embassy move . jerusalem is a city that's been a point of contention for nearly a thousand years ever since the first crusaders arrived to drive the muslim population away for nearly two centuries the area was governed by christian congress under the name of the kingdom of jerusalem by the end of the thirteenth century that had been a crusade in the holy land and up under muslim control with so much turbulent

religious history today the area holds significance for christians jews and muslims alike all regard different parts of the old city to be their holy sites and since the formation of the state of israel in nine hundred forty eight israel considers jerusalem to be its capital the subsequent conflict with arab neighbors saw israel capture and annex the entire city of jerusalem the move has never been recognized by the united nations stands firm on the idea of establishing the two state solution where israel and palestine exist independently so by president trump announcing moving the embassy to jerusalem he's underlined that the u.s. recognizes the holy city to be the capital of israel for the international community that goes against the notion that any change in the city status should come through negotiations and not a unilateral action as of now out of eighty seven countries that have embassies in israel the u.s. will be the only country to base its facility in jerusalem. history

of a conflict there the recent one at least or we spoke to a political science professor from say he's of the belief it's unlikely the protests in the region are going to end any time sir. what is happening today is a message of on god from the palestinian masses all over the girl's us to the west bank and east coast of them that this semitic of a commission of journalism as the capital of as well as not accepted by the palestinians on the palestinians have decided that the us is no longer out on almost a book of in the mideast peace process between the palace in there that is why it is and it also will lead to further palestinian rage where the palestinian un got the us these lady today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the palestinians will continue their protest against israel all over the border area between gaza and israel will the embassy move to jerusalem importantly mean so much to the israeli

government that the u.s. president's name and face are not appearing in all sorts of unlikely places want to create peace between israel and the palestinians. and. it. let's get a check on more stories based news hour with the twenty eight to.