sanctions on this islamic republic. hard talks are gripping the big apple as world leaders brainstorm and how soon that a global poverty and hunger while on the sidelines of the summit the middle east quartet tried to bring forward the peace process between israel and the palestinians. and those were the headlines now former u.s. presidential adviser zbigniew of bridges he speaks about dangerous times from the past and gives his take on the modern day war on terror is interview is coming up next. has advised u.s. presidents for decades and served as the national security adviser under the carter administration he sits down now with r.t. dr brzezinski thank you so much for joining us we do appreciate this opportunity it's very nice to be with you it's been nine years sense nine eleven and there are still no signs of osama bin laden and your book the grand chessboard you write for america the chief geo political prize is eurasia america's global primacy is directly dependent on how long and how effectively it's prepondera

banks plan to open branches in the islamic republic later mark's kaiser gives his view. as you know on this show i said do if you want to avoid getting beyond this fall by israel's last goldman sachs allow goldman sachs and citibank to open a bank and into a room and therefore they've got a billion or ten or under a billion dollars of loans and you will get bombed that you know that world war three started and is and were you aware that well it's on you love the process and i knew where the gate world war three started and now it's over. well you can wash a car as a reporter in just twenty minutes here on r.t. . now a martial arts champion who escaped from a russian psychiatric hospital has turned up in norway where he's pleading to be allowed to stay extreme nationalists just love dot sick has a history of violence and was armed when he showed up to immigration officials. takes up the story. he ran it decided he could no longer hide not long after his escape from the psychiatric facility in st petersburg. six has emerged in norway where he handed himself david to author

banks planned to open branches in the islamic republic with world. as you know on this show i said to tehran if you want to avoid getting by this fall by israel's last goldman sachs allow goldman sachs and citibank to open a bank and. therefore they've got a billion or ten or under a billion dollars of loans and you all get bombed hey did you know that world war three started and is and were you aware that by the time you love the process i knew where the gate world war three started and now it's over. the man of the moment mexico so they watch the cars report twenty minutes time here on r.t. tonight. a martial arts champion who escaped from a russian psychiatric hospitals turned up in norway where he's been pleading to allow to stay extreme nationalists vicious love that sick has a history of violence and was armed when he showed up at immigration officials so for takes up a story. he ran it decided he could no longer hide to stay for a month until the state of the psychiatric care in fake petersburg events that think has emerged in norway where he'

it would be an islamic republic, but it would be a republic, then we saw a very flawed election, and we've seen the elected officials turn to the military to enforce their power, and a lot of iranians, even those who stayed, even those who were originally sympathetic, are starting to say, this is not what we signed up for, and i can only hope that there will be some effort inside iran by responsible civil and religious leaders to, you know, take hold of the apparatus of the state. >> let me ask you what the united states can do, as you say, to support the people of iran. you know, during the cold war, as you know so well, the helsinki accords were the framework -- >> yes. >> -- by which the united states pressed the soviet union on human rights while still negotiating on arms control. >> right. >> why is it the united states today does not have a framework or any sustained intention of pressing iran on human rights while still trying to figure out the nuclear situation? we keep hearing that officials don't want to upset the diplomatic apple cart. >> no, i don't think that's it at all

as part of our effort on nonproliferation i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program and those actions have consequences. well another important aspect of barack obama's speech was the middle east peace process and it's important to note that these really delegation israel traditionally of course supported by the united states for some reason wasn't there and this is usually in diplomatic language sort of sign language is seen as a sign of disrespect and for that for whatever reason the israelis were not there to witness the speech of the u.s. president ok well as you speak there we're looking at those live pictures from the u.n. general assembly new york city will be more coverage of more fallout from new york about what's been said over the coming hours but for now anderson churkin the thanks for bringing us up today. it has some of the most ha

i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program and those actions have consequences. well a large part of that speech was also dedicated widely to the middle east peace process which the united states of course is trying to lead and have these release and palestinians carry out successful talks which really hasn't happened so far in this conflict keeps dragging and dragging and basically what happened during obama's speech there was these israeli delegation was nowhere to be seen and this is usually seen as a sign of sort of disrespect in diplomatic circles when one country is presenting a speech especially when it concerns other nations and that country is not there and as a real was definitely nowhere to be seen this is in new york thanks for bringing us up to date as ever was pretty shitty. piece of the middle east we should have at the u.n. summit bu

. >> we urge you again with you humanitarianism of the islamic republic of iran to show the same compassion you had for sarah to bring josh and shane home. >> we want people to be free and not to suffer. in the end of the day, there's a law that determines who stays in prison and who does not. >> carolyn: george says she is more determined than ever to use her new freedom to help her friends achieve theirs. >> my life begins the day we can be reunited with our families and prison walls behind us. >> carolyn: shourd has been in ayman since being released from the prison. the doctors determined she was, quote, physically well. >> alan: a neighborhood in danville was evacuated after three pipe bombs were found inside the home. inside officers found three pipe bombs along with a small amount of leftover bombmaking material. the explosives were safely disposed of and the neighbors were allowed back in their homes. police arrested the suspected bombmaker, eric dennis, who rents the house. >>> tomorrow, pacific gas & electric is expected to release a list of its 100 most risky pipelines across cal

problems and two of her friends was arrested and accused of espionage after crossing into the islamic republic from. might be back with the headlines in just a few moments. wealthy british. it's time to. go. these are the images. today. from the heart of. the. republic of north. over plans for a mosque near ground zero facing. global policy forum. playing the video of a u.s. soldier. as a result. as a. special report on the. troops. this is no ordinary tram it's a rare sight on the streets of st petersburg historians the economy of a remembers what it was like writing these trams nearly seventy years ago in nine hundred forty one german troops encircled the city then cold leningrad to isolate it from the rest of the country the siege lasted for nine hundred days. leningrad was the country's second most important city off to moscow at the time. nazi leader outof it to his troops to capture the soviet union's european territories by november nine hundred forty one leningrad was a priority objective in that plan a. million strong german army hundreds of tanks and thousands of back office were mas

according to our information the group of terrorists responsible consists of mercenaries from the islamic republic of pakistan based on the republic of ghana stand and the russian federation's chechen republic these people are trying to take advantage of islamic ideas in order to turn to jesus turn into an area of civil warfare law enforcement officers arrived at the site of the attack shortly after it happened they are currently conducting an operation to detain members of the militant group the servicemen that were wounded whole ready been taken to hospital but had to government condemns the attack and will do everything within our to bring those responsible to justice the reports about twenty five to dig servicemen going missing in action have not been confirmed the total number of soldiers injured in the attack is only ten or fifteen people. just now turning twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is r t let's check out some other news stories now making headlines around the world and fifteen people that killed and many injured in a train crash in india it happened when a

washington calls the latest report troubling and says it shows the islamic republic is still trying to develop nuclear weapons capability. iran has consistently denied accusations that it is trying to build nuclear bombs. north korea's ruling workers' party has called a rare condition in the capital. there has been speculation that the leadership has been grooming his jaundiced son as his successor. analysts believe the meeting could be used to appoint his heir key party posts. this would publicly signaled his desire to extend the family's role of the communist country to third-generation. back in germany, a court in munich is handed down lengthy prison sentences to two teenagers in connection with the killing last year of a 50-year- old businessman. the two teenagers attacked him after he tried to defend a group of schoolchildren being bullied and a local real way station. >> the defendants identified simply by first names for legal reasons were tried and a juvenile law. they were only 17 and 18 at the time of the attack. the court sentenced a the main attacker to more than nine years

washington calls the latest report troubling and says it shows the islamic republic is still trying to develop nuclear weapons capability. iran has consistently denied accusations that it is trying to build nuclear bombs. north korea's ruling workers' party has called a rare condition in the capital. there has been speculation that the leadership has been grooming his jaundiced son as his successor. analysts believe the meeting could be used to appoint his heir key party posts. this would publicly signaled his desire to extend the family's role of the communist country to third-generation. back in germany, a court in munich is handed down lengthy prison sentences to two teenagers in connection with the killing last year of a 50-year- old businessman. the two teenagerattacked him after he tried to defend a group of schoolchildren being bullied and a local real way station. >> the defendants identified simply by first names for legal reasons were tried and a juvenile law. they were only 17 d 18 at the time of the attack. the court sentenced a the main attacker to more than nine years det

the russians president says the islamic republic is ready for dialogue on its nuclear program let's just move over to john's address to the u.n. general assembly which. gets to work. twenty two forty five pm moscow time about the news in full in fifteen minutes here on our team from moscow but let's talk sports now. life continues good thing for. moscow. russian giants of football here. they're not but it didn't look like that tonight we're not coming off. to have your company this is sports today i mean an alien vs our headlines missed opportunity spartak moscow hopes of lifting the first russian crime of the new decade it's a further blip against. the man of steel we continue our trawl across the continental hockey galaxy this time for an in-depth look at the metallic magnet of course. tied at the top there's no separating john kerry on yahoo sunderland at the halfway stage of the norgrove event a couple of fronts let's get the ball rolling with football though where spartak moscow is hopes of a fresh russian league title and nine years looks all but over the muscovites feeling to see

. >> as part of our effort on nonproliferation, i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year. and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community. i also said in this hall that iran must be held accountable if it failed to meet those responsibilities. that is what we have done. >> iranian president is scheduled to address the assembly later today. >>> almost 100 years later a big secret is being released today. about the reason the titanic sank. >>> a bart station may soon have a new name but who will pay for making the major change? >>> this is the first full day of fall but you can't really tell by looking at the forecast. we have details ahead. >>> also. >> every group not only feels like they're doing something good but they learn about the birds. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because

as part of our effort on nonproliferation i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program and those actions have consequences well you know this is a message of course not mccombs tehran and whether or not. this message has been reaching the arena and leaders is of course still a very big. champion skate from a russian cyclist turned up at bull way way he's allowed to stay extreme nationals vicious love that seek has a history of violence it was odd when he showed up to immigration officials sara first takes up the story. the u.n. human rights council brutal and disproportionate israel for its part calling it biased politicized extremists talk about that and i was doing was arrested for being on board the ship and the flotilla and still are thanks for being with us tonight how significant this judgment for you egypt israel points out the panel condemn

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sanctions on the islamic republic. and russia and nato have been focusing on global security cooperation on missile defense conventional arms and it's a new meeting took place on the sidelines of the summit. was more dot com twenty four seven of course let's talk sport now it's twenty two yes i. spoke to two hours ago we thought maybe a bit of a upset but the big boys it seems one through in tonight. yeah that's right kevin all for russian premier league side safely through the quarter finals of the russian cup the seeding although not entirely straightforward for them details just after this. hello there thank you for watching this and these are the headlines. league of their own denali moscow to lead the charge of top flight clubs into the quarter finals of the russian cup. class collapse of confidence a fears grow over delhi's ability to host the commonwealth games. and rising star we talk to andre call of their is the former russian helps kazakstan reach new heights in ten. stop the football there where premiership

i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program and those actions have consequences and speaking on the sidelines of the un general assembly russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has explained exactly what kind of signals the international community has been sending to iran now what the international community wants iran to do is to start fully cooperating with the international atomic energy agency as well as prove that all of its intentions are peaceful and put an end to all of the concerns of the international community as well as sign up to a range of international documents a nuclear nonproliferation and the russian foreign minister said that this is a way for iran to become a country free of economic sanctions. we see signs proving that iran is seriously reviewing the current situation and studying the propositions which were given to worry irania

as part of our effort on non- proliferation, i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year, and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community. i also said -- in this hall -- that iran must be held accountable if it failed to meet those responsibilities. and that is what we have done. iran is the only party to the npt that cannot demonstrate the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program, and those actions have consequences. through u.n. security council resolution 1929, we made it clear that international law is not an empty promise. now let me be clear once more -- the united states and the international community seek a resolution to our differences with iran, and the door remains open to diplomacy should iran choose to walk through it. but the iranian government must demonstrate a clear and credible commitment and confirm to the world the peaceful intent of its nuclear program. as we combat the spread of deadly weapons, we're also confronting the specter of climate change. after making historic investments i

sanctions on the islamic republic. and russia and nato been focusing on global security cooperation on. conventional arms. meeting took place on the sidelines of the u.n. millennium summit. still with us. from moscow. ok to. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle another drumbeat towards war are the u.s. in israel preparing an attack on iran is to run a threat to its neighbors and the u.s. and what are iran's legitimate security interests. can. you discuss the possibility of a military strike against iran i'm joined by mohammad marandi and taran he's a professor at the university of taran in washington we go to william blum he's an author and historian and his latest book is killing hope u.s. military and cia interventions since world war two and in austin we have alan cooperman he's an associate professor at the l.b.j. school of public affairs at the university of texas and another member of our crosstalk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect so you can jump in anytime you want al

lebanese politics and irrespective of what your attitude is towards the iranian republic the islamic republic of iran they do have a form of democracy if you don't if you respect if you like it or not isn't that really just a double standard i mean when when you know muslims arabs muslims practice democracy then it's to nine by the west because that's not democracy they accept because it's not. the geopolitical interests of the united states and it's ours that's pure hypocrisy would you agree with that. absolutely and it is strange in the sense that although islamic movements have proven to one to be part of a democratic process and have been the victims of the lack of the market there is asia we continue to hear people accuse islamic movements or his movements of its lack of political islam of being on the democratic i think the major obstacle to democratization in the muslim world today as we stand in this very moment is the united states of america. and their allies in the west because they are the ones who count on and rely entirely on regimes that are this partake that are corrupt and si

opposition supporters are to last year's presidential election a step increases pressure on the islamic republic as tensions rise over its nuclear ambitions. well this year has seen its fair share of natural disasters from a destructive earthquake in haiti wildfires in russia to massive floods in pakistan but countries are should not be alone in fighting these catastrophes as russia's emergencies minister tells us a little bit late. of course we analyze all our work we exchange experience and advice with our western colleagues i would like everyone to realize that such disasters are not nation specific catastrophes know no borders customs nationalities or religion this is perhaps the most important lesson we should learn from this situation we should learn to consolidate our efforts to join forces to give a helping hand to each other and to do our job efficiently. and you can watch our full interview with rushers emergencies minister in about an hour's time right here on r.t. . well one group in russia has come up with and i new usual method to fight stress and beat depression they're burying pe

as part of our effort on nonproliferation i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program. and those actions have consequences we are expecting that mahmoud ahmadinejad is also addressing the united nations general assembly today but in the last couple of days he has definitely been playing a lot of mind games with the international community saying that yes in iran is ready for dialogue then saying that if the united states continues pushing iran and possibly attacks its uranium facilities there might be a war kicked off so really a lot of mixed messages from the reunion president and when he gives his speech today we're going to have to wait and see if that turns into a traditional theatrical or may be a step forward will be made but many analysts are really not predicting that any substantial information and messages will come out of after dinner s

during the revolution and then after the revolution helping and trying to overthrow the new islamic republic supporting saddam hussein i mean i could go on and on it is the united states here that has had its impose itself upon the iranian people for decades the iranians even today are willing to move towards rapprochement with the united states but i think that american exceptionalism and american arrogance prevents it from seeing things from a realistic perspective but in any case let us assume that there is some sort of military attack on iran even a limited one the consequent quinces will be extraordinary because at the end of the day the persian gulf region it is it is alongside iran or oil. and gas will no longer come out from the persian gulf iraq and afghanistan a very unstable the whole region will move towards chaos and the united states will have no way whatsoever of controlling it iran is false or all it is going to say myself it is on through by not exporting oil go ahead now and that makes you gentlemen gentlemen you know it is nato respect that of the united states you as i al

opposition supporters after last year's presidential election stepping creases pressure on the islamic republic as tension rises over its nuclear ambitions. a landslide in southern mexico has left at least twelve people dead more than a dozen others are missing and some houses are completely destroyed blocked roads in the area are making it difficult for rescue teams to search for survivors it follows for optical storms which battered the country's eastern and southern regions last month. one of the group in russia come up with an unusual method to fight stress and depression they are burying people alive the organizers of this extreme treatment claim twenty minutes in a fresh grave might change your mind on many things in life i rebelled and went to try the remedy. ground there are a few signs of life. below the surface a man trapped with his greatest fear is pavel has just been buried alive for twenty minutes not torture but extreme therapy. oh fantastic it feels much better on the other songs on underground. the first time pavel's anxiety got the better of him now he says he can handle the p

sanctions on the islamic republic. and tough talks at the u.n. millennium summit gripping the big. meeting on missile defense and talks on how to deal with iran although. we bring you all believe just ahead. hello it's midnight here in moscow this is r.t. thanks for being with us the. top story in the arctic some tough natural wealth as a source of great temptation for the countries surrounding the billions of barrels of oil lie beneath the sea in the arctic nations are keen to secure some of the finer scientific minds of moscow to make sure a different kind of cold war doesn't break. the reports. fifty billion tons of oil one thousand trillion cubic feet of gas that's enough to supply the entire world for more than a few years and it's just an estimate of what's hidden in the arctic sea bed. the underwater riches of the north pole are a temptation for the five arctic states russia the us canada norway and denmark but how does one determine who gets the bigger slice of the pie so we're going to work today we really need a national geography a geography that would help us assume the

opposition supporters after last year's presidential election the stamp increases pressure on the islamic republic as tension rises over its nuclear ambitions. a landslide in southern mexico has left at least twelve people dead more than a dozen others are missing and some houses are completely destroyed blocked roads in the area are making it difficult for rescue teams to search for survivors it follows tropical storms which battered the country's eastern and southern regions last month. the european union has launched legal action against france over its expulsion of the roma minority the government's accused of breaking rules ensuring free movement french officials say it's a part of a crackdown on illegal immigration and crime critics say the country is unfairly targeting an ethnic minority but france has welcomed the e.u. decision not to lay a more serious charge of discrimination. one group in russia has come up with an unusual method to fight stress and b depression they are burying people alive in the organizers of this extreme treatment claim twenty minutes in a fresh grave might change y

sanctions on the islamic republic. some tough talks of the u.n. millennium summit it's a gripping the big. russian needle meeting on missile defense and talks on how to deal with iran all this taking place in new york we'll bring you all the latest just ahead in the program. this is our pm here in moscow and kevin and other top stories good have you with us the arctic some tough natural wealth is a source of great temptation for the countries surrounding billions of barrels of oil lie beneath the sea in the arctic nations of. indeed some of the finest scientific minds of gathered in moscow to make sure a different kind of cold war doesn't break out. reports fifty billion tons of oil one thousand trillion cubic feet of gas that's enough to supply the entire world for more than a few years and it's just an estimate of what's hidden in the arctic seabed. the underwater riches of the north pole are a temptation for the five arctic states russia the us canada norway and denmark but how does one determine who gets the bigger slice of the pie so we're go

sanctions on the islamic republic. part talks are gripping the big apple as world leaders brainstorm on how to eradicate global poverty and ensure peace in the middle east. reports the russians still make an effort to spend on gold and with the new company on the london stock exchange we have the details in about twenty minutes time. you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program and all to our top story the arctic's on tap natural wealth is a source of great temptation for the countries surrounding the icecap of billions of barrels of oil lie beneath the sea and the arctic nations are keen to secure their share of some of the finest scientific minds have gathered in moscow to make sure a different kind of cold war doesn't break out and let's get more now from qatar you know. no to you now with all these undiscovered natural resources could we see the arctic becoming a reason for a future conflict. well it's really a lessening a lot of interest all of the. untapped resources in t

. >> we've seen the islamic republic use their prisoners as political collateral before.y are obviously incredibly savvy when it comes to the media and the pr game. the worse thing that could happen to them would be that something would happen to sarah inside of that prison. >> reporter: there's no immediate sign bauer and fattal will be released. but tonight their lawyer told us he's hopeful. does this bring any hope at all for the other two hikers, josh fattal and shane bauer? "i hope," he said, "that the trial is now back on track and that the other two cases will be resolved quickly." we reached sarah's mother today. she had no official word from iran. in fact, she heard the news from us. she's now focusing all her hope on when she can finally see her daughter again. jim sciutto, abc news, washington. >>> and we are here in california where politics and the political season is in high gear as it is across the country. and we've been examining some fascinating races, none more so than the one here in california for the senate, drawing attention across the entire nation

. >> i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year. and underscored that it has both rights and responsibilities as a member of the international community. >> the u.s. delegation walked out of the assembly hall when ahmadinejad spoke. he claims that the u.s. had manufactured the 9/11 attacks as part of a propaganda campaign. >>> the uc berkeley graduate recently released says she plans to meet with iranian's president on his visit this week. she says that she wants iranian president ahmadinejad that she feels no anger toward him. shourd says in a situation like this i don't know who's making the decision. there's no feeling of blame or anger, there's just a strong desire for it to be over so we can go on with our lives. shourd made her comments on today's episode of the oprah show. >>> there's a lot of talk about how children are going to benefit in the new health care laws. we'll tell you who else stands to gain. >>> you noticed temperates increased today, it's going to get hot around here. i'll tell you which cities will be the hott