you watching r t coming to life from moscow now russia's putting the pressure on terror in the north caucasus with the security services saying over forty militants with links to al qaida have been killed in august but two police officers have reportedly been shot dead by militants in the russian republic of dagestan just hours ago. on sunday twelve militants were killed during a special operation in the chechen republic while canal cross live to our correspondent mori financial. so maria what can you tell us about these latest events there. well marina we were a receiving contradictory reports on exactly what happened on sunday in the republic of chechnya in the north caucuses with what we know for sure is that a group of ministers from fifteen to thirty people at tak the home village of the chechen president drums and could there of it occurred before sunrise at four am most current local time so the militants wanted to take local residents by surprise because all the people in the village were sleeping at that time. the houses of local policeman situated on the outskirts of the vi

life from the russian capital you're with r t still to come for you this hour on live t.v. is the american diet really appetizing for the rest of the world r.t. takes a look at the health of the nation. the whistleblower wiki leaks is back in the headlines after publishing an internal cia report on the internet the document classified as secret focuses on the perception of the u.s. as an exporter of terrorism meanwhile the website founder will be questioned by the swedish authorities over allegations of molestation more and has more. there's been much less of a media florrie surrounding this than there was at the beginning of the month when the war diaries were released and i think there are two possible reasons for that one because when the were released it was seventy five thousand separate documents that came from inside the us military and such a huge volume of information always creates an impression whereas to compare it with this this is just three pages although having said that it is a secret document from inside the cia or diaries. commence that came exclusively f

this is r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program and with a blanket of harmful smog caused by raging wildfire shows no signs of lifting from across the russian capital forests and p. blazes continue to devastate large swathes of central russia with a record breaking heat away forecast to go wanted to look at least next week while we get our cross live show correspondent going to check on who's in moscow region well guy now we spoke to earlier and behind you there was a six smaug but what's happening there now is getting any better what's the situation. the same catastrophic scene moscow is covered with a blanket of toxic and. smaug and this very small village just caught fire a few days ago it's rested. while the some three hundred people in the moscow region. are left without their homes in the city itself millions are now choking with the smoke which is carrying some very harmful gases including carbon monoxide and its consistency in the air exceeds the norm by five times imagine you start the engine. with with the doors closed and that's what mosco

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this is r t coming to you live from moscow ten am here and sunday morning we take a look at the stories that shape the week and the fires that have ravaged central russia over the last week are continuing to spread across even greater swathes of the country so far twenty eight lives have been taken by the blazes and sauza of people are now homeless. in the varanus region one of the worst hit areas. one hundred thousand heck to a huge amounts of land because of course by extreme heat wave the rush is seen over the past month those say that has left this done extremely dry very susceptible to these outbreaks of that we still say and unfortunately no sign of the heat abating just yet so imagine sea services are really still trying to get the situation under control we've heard they've had a huge amount of hope and volunteers and from the russian they all say trying to gain control of the situation that's still around two hundred pounds of villages that are under threat where the reddish that is being very badly hit by the by the last couple of days you can see behind me some of the damage

you're watching r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshing welcome to the program now moscow was breathing more freely after overnight rain washed away much of the suffocating smog which has been tormenting the russian capital for days now the record breaking heat wave is still around and hundreds of fires continue to burn across the country. in the badly hit region of resign which just two hundred kilometers southeast of los. we've been trying to show you how much destruction these fires have caused across russia but where we are much of the forests here are still engulfed we're at the makeshift headquarters of the local emergency services who have been working around the clock day and night here for three weeks trying to contain these blazes and they don't look like there's any sign of letting up but the situation here is very critical and in fact that's why i think my minister vladimir putin chose to come to resign region to get his hands dirty and do what he can and give some time to help try to contain the blazes there is a little bit of optimism in the air there is rain in

r t. coming up a little later a new trial that. this time it's one about two cleansing of. styles among the. first. earth and the. third remains. more than sixty years after the nuremberg trials the city has once again played host to a landmark case but this time it was a clothing manufacturer the center of the controversy a fashion label associated with the i'm not says it used a deft wing of defamation claiming its brand had been spoofed. reports on a legal battle that's about more than just clothes. and industrial dispute between manufacturers is an unlikely headline grabber but it served heated debate in germany. and it makes casual wear inspired by nordic mythology closely linked with the ideology of the third reich founded just eight years ago its line has already become very good for german air nazis. but last year the youth wing of the left leaning social democratic party decided to strike out against nazi chic we wanted to do something about this. methods they used to attract the younger people with it with passion with contemporary music outdoor activities because

discrimination in india goes on r t looks at ways of bridging age old social divisions. you're watching r t coming to live from moscow apologies for some technical problems there but we begin with the top story a wind of change that's what millions of russians living under a suffocating blanket of smog are praying for for days the fake layer of haze caused by forest and pea fires has been hanging over a man he sees in moscow the death rate is double the average for this time of year and hundreds of blazes are still burning nationwide with other countries stepping in to help battle of the fires are just countrymen as are reports from the mosque a region where one at one of the so-called country of villages just outside moscow where people have their summer homes evidently used to be a really nice area there was a forest and people had their homes looking out into that forest it used to be obviously quite a nice place to be right now it looks like an inferno there is no more forest is just charred land and felled trees and here this is actually this used to be someone's home what's left of it is pre

this is r t coming to live from moscow with marina joshie iran has started off its first nuclear power plant built by russia in the southern city of will share engineers from both countries are now loading fuel into the reactor under the strict control of the un's atomic watchdog on a boy goes in bush era for us. launch of the bush plan is a major event not only for the uranium side which are way to its completion all but we've a case but also for russia bottom store expert the company that's been in charge of this project but it cost time years. massive experience of building nuclear power stations all across the world that these projects in bush has been the most challenging by far both know logically and politically in a logical way because when russians to call for a station in knowledge in ninety eight the task was to be the new reactor into an already existing building and to integrate russian made equipment with some of the old equipment left behind by the german contractors rich were in charge of the project up until these comic revolution in the one hundred seventy nine. these

it's five pm here in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a new some now way first this hour at least forty eight people have died while touring in the worst heat wave in decades the air in moscow is thick with smoke from wildfires and more blazes keep springing up our correspondents ivor bennett and the talk in the have the latest. all morning in the early hours of this afternoon just in the woods behind me there was a fire raging and the firefighters were struggling to control it but in the last couple of hours they have managed to put it out for the time being because the conditions here simply just so dry the fires a spreading very very quickly and unpredictably earlier we had a look at the fire it didn't seem too troublesome from where we sort of the flames are just coming up to around the height but suddenly out of nowhere they lead up to well over two meters and that's the sort of challenge these firefighters the facing as they put out one part then another pause brings up very very quickly we did actually have to move the position we were broadcasting from becaus

welcome to the sports news in r t coming to you live from moscow i'm not that excited about the headlines first. in football james milner is presented as much to see the player two days after his debut against liverpool. winners of every grand slam this season drop on the doll and roger federer prepare for next week's final major of the season the u.s. open. and russia's basketball schooled and to the world championships as rank outsiders with puerto rico their first challenge on saturday. but we start with football champions league joys in progress as we speak or we will inform you on the results later on in the meantime plenty going on in europe secondary club competition as well welcome i-t. of just wanting already in action in the europa league the railway man aiming to see off swiss underdogs laws on at home. the it's one wanting the meaning it's all very much to play for at the turkeys of skis stadium here in moscow so far it's for one meal however after forty five minutes of play to found still real scoring open after seven ten minutes for the swiss side i mean. to want to have on

are you watching r t coming to live from moscow eleven am here in marina joshie welcome to the program a rainy weather in russia's caucuses appears to have prevented mass deaths in a car bomb attack the blast went off outside a cafe you know normally busy street in the town of partygoers up to thirty people were injured investigators believe in a tourist chechen militant with links to al qaida as behind the attack at the scene of brings us the latest. we are right now at big zack street where their car bomb explosion took place and the police officers just five minutes walk from here their post office is in nearby and the local white house is just across the blog so this thread is and did a very busy and crowded street their white car has been parked in front off a cafe just over there are there was no driver at the moment all the explosion and the car contained up to forty kilos of t.n.t. just to paint a picture it's ten times more than was used during the twin blasts in moscow metro this march bad last left almost forty people died and many more injured actually we didn't have so man

it's five pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a nice and now way first stop a tropical virus that's rapidly spreading in the south of russia has already claimed six lives while millions could be at risk of infection nearly two hundred people have so far caught the west nile virus which is carried by mosquitoes are. reports from the volgograd region which has been the worst affected by the virus. a steady stream of patients has been arriving at this hospital near volgograd or with the same diagnosis where fever more than one hundred are seriously ill and five the real number of those affected might be several times higher a lot of people are being treated at home without knowing what's wrong with them and don't ask for help until it is too late and had we known that high fever was a symptom of the virus and gone straight to the hospital things might have turned out differently and my mother could have survived because she was a very strong person west nile fever affects different people different ways so those who are young might pass without symptoms others might suffer

it's five pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me nice in no way firefighters have succeeded in extinguishing almost all of the blazes in the moscow region one of the area's worst hit by the fatal flames this summer the damage caused to russia's budget by the record breaking heat wave is approaching four hundred million dollars because i mean i was out of a house the latest update on the fire situation across the country. it seems that the emergencies ministry did report that all most of the country's fires have been played out specifically in the moscow region as you can see the weather is completely different to what we've gotten used to over the past few weeks it's actually quite cold people are wearing jumpers sweaters and the recent wind and rain according to the emergencies ministry helped a lot in extinguishing the fires and neutralizing a localizing all the existing fires in the moscow region but the fires in other parts of the country are still ravaging the nation in central russia and the most affected regions like the region overdesigned for example there forest fi

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it's three pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a nice and now way now it's the greatest show on earth and for a country that lives and breathes football russia is determined to net its ultimate prize and host the world cup thief officials are in st petersburg today assessing the bid for the twenty eight hundred torment and as ivory bennett reports it's already giving the potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today . for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of the nation will be resting on bad shoulders. pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire and more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them is the fear of missing the chance to play in a world cup on home turf i'm still a very simple strategy and if i really want russia to host the twenty eighty mile cap it's my life's purpose if we keep working hard we have a good cha

the full responsibility and the gaza strip still under the israeli occupation up to now this is r t coming up on the program making their voices immigrants in finland hope a part of the road will break down barriers and the threat of racial unrest but not everyone thinks it'll work we've got a report coming up. where the before the strong winds and heavy rains are taking the place of the record heat wave that's been baking russia since the middle of june on sunday up to one hundred thousand people were left with an electricity after a hurricane that some people work suburbs uprooting trees and causing streets to flood the storm swept through this eventually areas overturning cars damaged rail lines and christie was forecast to say the hurrican level winds will hit moscow within the next few days there is little respite from the extreme weather which is already endangered lives in russia this year crews have a tough battle as well to get the people because of the number of emergency calls at record levels. hearing tina and yvonne haven't left their partner and for days the husband and wife

its five pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live and he said no way and this is our top story the world's pharmaceutical giant stand accused of using people in india as guinea pigs for their new medical products sometimes even without consent human rights groups say those who do not know who do know what's happening often don't get a full explanation of the dangers they face statistics from india's health ministry show the number of deaths linked to critic clinical trials rather have risen over the last few years during the first six months of this year nearly five hundred died more than the combined total for two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight archie's consing investigates. any india government run hospitals provide low cost treatment to the poor but there are increasing claims that being made guinea pigs in drug trials for western pharma companies without their knowledge here at the. hospital in indoor the north has been taking pills for the last six months on the advice of his doctor he suspects he's being experimented upon. to get to me i had a pain in my ab

it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow marina josh and today we take a look at the stories that shape the week dangerous levels of pollution disrupted flights and a blanket of smog over moscow state sticking in the throat the forests and peat fires caused by a record breaking heat wave across central russia are making a life for millions in misery fifty two people are confirmed dead half a million have been injured and many more have lost their homes or we now cross live to our cheesy gorefest can often call me the helpless for us there and who is in the moscow region which is really badly affected he bore a whole load to you good morning so tell us what's what's happening where you are at the moment is it still hard. breeze there. were morning morning and fortunately nothing much has changed compared to yesterday it is still very hard to breathe the small is still very thick very poor visibility and it's really is advisable to breathe in these masks and i have one here and i can tell you i'm definitely going to use it as soon as we're do

it's three pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a nice and now way first stop the record high temperatures that gripped russia this summer have triggered a dramatic rise in the number of mosquitoes the insects are being blamed for the spread of a deadly tropical disease uncommon in this part of the world the west nile virus has been carried to the south of the country where five people have already died from the disease and almost two hundred more have been infected are. reports. a steady stream of patients has been arriving at this hospital near volgograd all with the same diagnosis west nile fever five are dead more than one hundred are seriously ill and five of the real number of those affected might be several times higher a lot of people are being treated at home without knowing what's wrong with them and don't ask for help until it is too late west nile fever affects different people in different ways for those who are young it might pass without symptoms others might suffer a mild form of flu or something like that but for those most seriously affected for t

it's three pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me nice and now way first up this hour turkish police may soon be patrolling germany's streets the aim is to get a grip on crime among the country's largest ethnic minority turkish immigrants are often seen as having failed to integrate into german society and high unemployment is leading to serious problems but critics of the new policing plan say it's just another example of discrimination archies tom barton explains. crystal tank feels like a stranger in her own country daily she enjoys the summer parks and life here in this cologne suburb where not working as a doctor but she feels totally outnumbered death and lies but it all happened very silently without anyone noticing much the german population will delay their children were taken out of the schools and suddenly there are only talks here and there around two million turkish citizens living in germany with many more having the dr german citizenship special worker recruitment agreements from the one nine hundred sixty s. made germany the destination of choice for tu

it's seven pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a nice and now way first stop russia has condemned the decision by a thai court to extradite the suspected russian arms dealer viktor boat to the u.s. previously a lower court rejected the u.s. extradition bid but the appeals court has overruled that verdict russian foreign min. arthur gay lover all has question the motive behind. so. we're sorry that a thai appeals court has made this political decision but according to the information we have this ruling was made under very strong outside pressure and this is upsetting as for the interests of this russian citizen we've been assisting him for all these months we've been in touch with his lawyers in this family and will continue to do our best to get him returned to his homeland. big their boot was arrested too and i have hears ago in bangkok in a sting operation by u.s. anti-authority washington wants boot on charges of terrorism and conspiracy to supply arms to colombian rebels allegations he denies well for more on this from bangkok here's the thai puro chief of russi

this is r t coming to live from moscow but remember that for more news and analysis you can always log on to our website r t v dot com here's a taste of what's online right now. moscow is witnessing spectacular stunts this week as daredevils risked their lives for the crowds entertainment and their national stunts festival. and also in the russian capital join r.t.s. we had to the moscow car show to see the latest models the auto industry has to offer get the details at our side are. the motions to be soo much brighter than if you only bounce from phones to parachute in some. screen stunts on t.v. dot com. more news today vorlon says once a game flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are old today. what you are going to life in moscow a senior government prosecutor in afghanistan says he's been forced to retire for aggressively promoting corruption investigations some of the people under suspicion were top officials and while of president hamid karzai aides are his military analyst says the afghan leader is doing everyth

hello and welcome to sport an r t coming to you from moscow i'm ron cos right now let's take a look at what's coming up in this edition. crossing the quatre will bring you the latest from the russian premier the where the second part of the full season kicks off of the weekend and that is of course tennis that will bring you that later as well. season's first man united score three to chelsea's want to claim the community shield at wembley. and their goal tennis again first sidle in ten months russians that lot of celebrates her streak and wins the san diego. so let's start with the russian premier league where week sixteen ended with a three matches on sunday two time defending champions or will be moving back up to second place after a two one win over some in cousin alexander results of opening the score for the home side in the thirty fifth minute an excellent pass five inside a caution allowing the twenty three year old to head home the visitors able to respond within two minutes out of jump at maneuvering gold he said get a vision called heading home into an empty net alexander o

that's why the news books this hour here on r t coming up shortly we have a special report we investigatethe sexual assault of women in the u.s. army for that though i'll be back with the headlines after a short break. the united states of america is waging war within its own army. jono advantage is on no one side. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. or.

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life from moscow here with r t still to come for you in the program. by a suspect a celebrity and the chapman capitalize on her newfound fame with a photo shoot. and love knows no boundaries young people in india are trying to break the tradition of caste narratives. weekly lisa's back in the headlines after publishing a classified cia report by with the document failing to live up to its hype and with the site's founder currently under investigation over sex abuse claims it's led to accusations the online whistleblower is pursuing a secret agenda more than it has the details there's been much less of a media florrie surrounding this then there was the beginning of the month when the afghan war diaries were released and i think there are two possible reasons for that one because the afghan border as we released it was seventy five thousand separate to. that came from inside the u.s. military and such a huge volume of information always creates an impression whereas to compare it with this this is just three pages although having said that it is a secre

r t cross in the region. well coming up later in the program we report on holland indian villages on the brink of destruction. why these people to commit suicide and want to change their minds stories coming your way of the night. flying machine. which bright. moon and sun from finest in question is. don't call. the news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corp the day. residents of louisiana are fighting for their right to defend themselves they were disowned by police but hearken katrina struck five years ago officers called guns in what was explained as an attempt to keep all of that. has been finding out many in the state are still angry over what they put the was a violation of the constitution. it's a sunday afternoon in louisiana i just came out here to shoot practice. and guns are a blazing at this shooting range. so i want to pursue i believe everybody should have the right to defend themselves at any cost in this part of the united states the right to bear arms is p

catarina as r r t moscow. it's coming up to seven minutes past the hour plenty more ahead here on our team including a clash of cultures americans are divided over plans to build a mosque near ground zero and the dispute is eating up. as we report on why socialism ideals of one of the leaders of the balsamic revolution are still popular across europe. iran's first nuclear power plant is ready to start up on saturday it's been built by russia which says the joint project where share will show that tehran is entitled to peaceful use of nuclear energy the reactor will be loaded with fuel under the strict control of the un's nuclear watchdog. the plant is expected to be fully operational in about a month russia will help run the facilities supply the fuel ever move the waste proving out the possibility of tehran using the spent rods to make nuclear weapons iran is under un sanctions aimed at pressuring tehran to abandon its uranium enrichment program. has the story of the fifteen year plant construction. it's been a routine f

like from the russian capital here with r t still to come for you this hour. take a based on alfie if inspectors leave moscow after spending four days in russia just terminations by village to host the world cup details ahead. well a russian professor has received the highest international award in mathematics for proving a one hundred ten year old theory center was rewarded for his work in statistical physics which deals with the behavior of atoms and molecules he was born in st petersburg and is currently working at the university of geneva his achievement was acknowledged by the international mathematics congress as worthy of the fields medal often called the noble prize of mathematics the previous russian to receive it was the recruiting revolution organ shutters mom also from trained peter's arkwright he were free. now they say every dog has its day and for two dogs in the soviet union their day saw them launched literally to international fame half a century ago belka anthro became the first living creatures to circle the earth and come back alive they p

r t smolensk central question. and that's the latest in sports for the moment and you can always get more on our website which is r t dot com and coming up after this is the wild weather followed by the top news so stay with us. and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you on the. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on. moscow covered in smoke with hundreds of wildfires wreaking havoc across russia emergency services step up their efforts working around the clock. mixed emotions and so the said he has the public marks two years since the georgian assault while the country rebuilds and moves on some people are still scarred by the memories of war. and farewell hello police president dmitri medvedev proposing a name change for russia's law enforcement as part of a major overhaul aimed at the russian. thanks for joining us here on r.t.i. matras it's three am in the russian capital moscow is struggling to extinguish hard drives of wildfires ragi

r t smolensk central question. and that's the latest in sports for the moment and you can always get more on our website which is r t dot com and coming up after this is the wild weather followed by the top so stay with us. from the. start on t.v. don't. moscow simmers in the smoke with hundreds of wildfires still wreaking havoc across russia emergency services stepped up their efforts working twenty four seven. mixed emotions in some of the sites yet as the republic marks two years since the georgian assault while the country rebuilds and moves forward some people are left scarred by the memories of war. and the so long hello police president proposes a name change for russia's law enforcement as part of a major overhaul aimed at eliminating corruption. news around the clock from around the world you're watching r t it's five am here in moscow. our top story russia is struggling to extinguish hundreds of wildfires raging across the country dozens of flights have been grounded in moscow or diverted due to the dense layers of thick smog people in the streets are wearing masks to protect themselves from the pollution which is the worst

r t. central question. and that's the latest in sports for the moment and you can always get more on our website which is r t dot com and coming up after this is the wild weather followed by the top news so stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. if. in india g.'s available in the move a joint p. hoto. the gateway hoto the brand imperial tried to talk western coast coromandel hotel close leisure hutto said don't need to go and. read this and the kennel was hotel as a retreat. but in smoke with hundreds of wildfires still wreaking havoc across russia emergency services step up their efforts working round the clock. mixed emotions and self-assertive as the republic two years since the georgian assault on the country rebuilds and moves on some people are still memories of the wall. and goodbye militia had no police present of it proposes a name change from russia's norm as part of a major overhaul aimed at eliminating corruption. live from moscow this is the twenty four hours a day russia is struggling to extinguish almost nine hundred wild

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a long welcome to the sports news on r t here is what's coming up on the program the u.s. open gets under way with them a down going to mental cruising through to the second stage but something a is knocked out in the first. while the u.s. has survived the fast a real tast of the world basketball championships beating brazil just by two. and bottom side c.b. to blame their referee for their defeat at three in the russian premier league. but we begin with tennis as the u.s. open got underway at flushing meadows in new york and may go either way down safely through into the second round the russian opening his campaign with a straight sets win over a local man michael russell was made to come from for two down in the first sad before eventually winning six four six one six three six three and saying he is far from his best despite the victory. before my injury. feel much more strong. how guys have yeah if you play matches you feel like in the moment i don't feel like i don't feel like i play like him. this time. maybe depends how in my mentions counting how if i think how ma

that's the latest in sports for the moment and you can always get more on our website which is r t dot com and coming up after this is the wild weather followed by the top so stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. first. few. in the czech republic he's available in. central. full stop. in bosnia and herzegovina. the beach. in. moscow is covered in smoke with hundreds of wildfires still wreaking havoc across russia and. their efforts working round the clock. mixed emotions and. the public marks two years since the georgian assault on the country moves on some people are still memories of the. present event and proposes a name change from russia's law enforcement as part of a major overhaul aimed at corruption. twenty four hours a day good to have you with us russia's struggling to extinguish almost nine hundred. countries dozens of flights have been grounded to moscow or diverted due to a dense layer of fake small people in the streets where mosques trying to protect themselves from the pollution which i

that's the latest in sports for the moment and you can always get more on our website which is r t dot com and coming up after this is the wild weather followed by the top news so stay with us. for bush. but. always by one vote for kerry for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons. they can flip. side. to the global economy. moscow sizzles with smoke with hundreds of wildfires still wreaking havoc across the country. moscow cover with smoke as hundreds of wildfires still wreak havoc across the country emergency services step up their efforts working around the clock. mixed emotions and selfless such as the republic marks two years since the georgian assault while the country rebuilds and moves on some people are still scarred by memories of the war. so long to leave hello police presence made better proposing a name change for russia's law enforcement as part of a major overhaul aimed it a limited interruption. seven am in the russia

still to come r t looks at a fake report of russian troops invading georgia which was broadcast on georgian state t.v. last spring triggering panic and air rage in both countries we find out who is responsible first i'll be back with the headlines and if you minutes stay with us here on r.t. . one of the key elements of democracy which is so uncomfortable for me a forty. who pays for the news. how dependent is this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story. georgian media fiction and reality on. wealthy british style it's time to. type. margetts why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is. wrapping up the week's top stories for you here on r t where it's five thirty in the morning in the russian capital these are your headlines fire closes in raging blazes are spreading across russia killing dozens upbraiding thousands of leaving people in cities rugelach green in the midst of toxic smoke. so remember the hundreds killed in a war with georgia two years after tbilisi shelled the republic weaving its top little old book raise the ground. and japan marked sixty

is down to global warming r t caught up with a meteorologist about the consequences of the wildfires and what sort of russia what sort of winter russia has in store that's comingyour way here on r t. russia's inflames is flooded heavy snow falls in south africa and south america today would talk about whether those weather abnormalities are linked and if they are any result of climate change for that i'm joined by an expert from an independent weather information service mr vijay. this is our to thank you very much for being here with us today now in your view are those natural disasters around the world. which of course but there are several factors there first of all of course it's down to nature there's also the human factor is people's influence on nature is really positive but there's also a more global factor that i want to mention. the earth as a part of the universe is affected by outer space. for example solar activity and its variations. the cycle that we are witnessing is unique. right now the sun is in one of the longest calm periods of its cycle for decades usually they last for one or two years this time it's already been four years but during su

question is whether or not iran will eventually come to its senses and decided to negotiate a solution to the problem that is really the issue today. here with r t and there's plenty more to come including nip and tuck russian style. like a such breast enlargement enhanced the quest to become a plastic surgery becoming more and more popular and more and more affordable can be easy to figure out what the real costs of going into the night could be as the demand for plastic surgery grows in russia so does the number of inexperienced and on licensed doctors. and in the iraqi capital baghdad at least sixty people have been killed and over one hundred twenty wounded by a suicide bomber iraqi authorities say al qaeda was behind the attack the blast happened near a major military headquarters where hundreds of army recruits a gathered one of the bloodiest attacks of this here comes just two weeks before the u.s. begins withdrawing combat troops from iraq however around fifty thousand soldiers will remain in the country training local military iraq's been trying to build up its own security forces before the americans fall out but carol turner from the

you are with r t and there's plenty more coming few this hour including triumphant protesters country is so criminal and its actions all over the world it has no right to tell people not to cross the borders when it's crossing illegally crossing borders and all over the world innocent people immigrants in arizona celebrate as a federal judge blocks parts of a controversial new law aimed at stamping out illegal aliens also. several thousand barrels with toxic substances remain headed towards the river in russia despite the cheney's off towards efforts to clean up report from washes far east leader in the program. this week barack obama signed into law a fifty nine billion dollar war spending bill for the latest afghan troops thirty three billion of that pays for an additional thirty thousand troops the rest of goes on reconstruction aid for veterans it comes in the same week whistle blowing web site wiki leaks published thousands of classified documents detailing civilian deaths at the hands of nato personnel but disclosure has increased calls to end the war in many countries including

it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua all come to the program now human rights groups are raising the alarm over india turning into a global hotspot for drugs trials they claim hospital patients are being used as guinea pigs for the world's pharmaceutical companies and some cases without consent they also say many of those who sign up don't understand the risks and side gloomy statistics showing drug trial. deaths in the country have been increasing over the last few years the first six months of this year nearly five hundred deaths were down to drug trials more than the combined total for two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight artie's current seeing reports. any india government run hospitals provide low cost treatment to the poor but there are increasing claims that being made guinea pigs in drug trials for western pharma companies without their knowledge here at the. hospital in indoor the north has been taking pills for the last six months on the advice of his doctor he suspects these we experimented upon let me get to me i had a pain

live from moscow here with r t there is much more coming your way later in the program including. the agreements between kiev and moscow the russian black sea fleet ships will stay in ukraine's crimea until twenty forty two but some in this black sea resort area are now willing to sink them. the probe into the deadly nightclub fire in russia's city of perm has concluded with eight people facing jail terms they could be sentenced to five to ten years in prison if found guilty over the blaze that left over one hundred fifty dead flames swept through the lane last december when an indoor fireworks display set to decorations a white official found multiple safety breaches by the club's management fireworks suppliers and local authorities the incident caused outrage throughout russia which has a poor fire safety record strict checks were conducted across the country with several my clubs shut down. the russians and drugs agency is planning to increase the number of rehab centers in the country but as the government works to combat dependency critics say something still it is up for rec

you're watching r t live from moscow and coming up later in the program new york's losing one of its most famous and reliable symbols why the visual yellow for its dan taxi is driving out of the city for good. now on a four hour journey by boat to one island that's excessive all during the summer months on this island we're visiting a village populated by more people more meaning strollers to be explored the lives of more people than the dishes their last. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world in israel and the palestinians have agreed to resume direct negotiations for the first time in almost two years readers of both sides have been invited to washington next month to restart peace talks the gyptian president and jordan's king will also attend the session due to their critical role in the peace effort however the status of jerusalem and the construction of jewish settlements on occupied territory are just two stumbling blocks. the united nations says it's in desperate need of more aid helicopters in pakistan the u.n. is just fifteen and its disposal to h

come. the first. you're watching r t a recap now of our top stories as the record breaking heat wave continues to break russia police in the south of the country are trying to trace the parent baby abandoned by the roadside number of farmers have already asked to don't go to spend hours in temperatures pushing fifty degrees. a transgender civil servant in the u.s. has taken their employers to court to get her job back despite civil rights laws to protect against discrimination glenn that was fired off deciding to become a woman. and israel jordan and syria are draining the river jordan as each country tries to reserve parts for its own disputes is a bitter one in the middle east and we could have life. for the next day we follow martin andrews on his tour of the millennium old city of the us level. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here

sovereignty is the only way to keep constitution abiding american tax exclusive interview with him is coming up next. r t is sitting down with richard knapp a retired sheriff from arizona who made national headlines in one thousand nine hundred four when he filed a lawsuit against the federal government since then he's been encouraging state law enforcement officials to rise up against federal agents thank you very much for sitting down to speak with me today sheriff mack well thanks for having me it's great to be in new york you call yourself a freedom activist you have spoken at more than fifty tea parties around the country demonstrations that that. in america charges are racially motivated and what has been your message to the hundreds of thousands of people that have shown up at these tea parties will ironically use rosa parks as an example of what we're supposed to do against stupid laws i think rosa parks was a hero i think what she did in standing against the laws of the time back in one thousand fifty eight she was arrested in america albeit. yes but it's still america and the bus driver had her

other who just joined us this is the r t news channel news just coming in it's been reported tonightthat at least fifteen people have died after a russian passenger plane crashed in the region of the details still coming into us there a little sketchy we're hearing it happened at the airport in the town of god occur that's in siberia it's a town of about seven thousand people we're hearing that the plane an antonov twenty five came down we think seven hundred meters from the runway no more details about any survivors at the moment details still coming through as a say that's the latest we have from the russian emergency services we're hearing five crew at the moment ten passengers at the moment they're the latest figures we have reported dead in that accident at the airport for the town of god since we get more we will update you other news battling blazes a state of emergency has been declared in seven regions across russia where wildfires and claimed up to forty lives present value of calls for the nation to unite in the face of the disaster. bowing to pressure israel agrees to coo