a 40 years on, copenhagen's famous christina spotters are told to move away. the european soccer championships are to be set up jointly by poland and the ukraine. there is already concern that it will not be on time, but there's also a concern about violence and racism, which is widespread in the ukraine. an ultra-nationalist party is waging a campaign against foreign professional players. >> "my honor is loyalty," the ss motto. nobody seems troubled by the violence and racism on display at the soccer matches. at a local hooligan told foreign fans to expect trouble. >> if any dark skin fans turned out, there will be riots. if we see them here in the ukraine, they are in for a beating. >> we meet aleksei, who does not want his family name mentioned. the 21-ar-old student is also openly racist. >> we don't like seeing blacks around here. we don't like russians, turks, or romanians either. it has nothing to do with skin color. >> ukrainian hooligans have been cultivating their racist reputation for years. in one recent incident, supporters of a local team attacke

following the copenhagen meeting in 2009, the countries signed up for the copenhagen the court made various promises. you have reduced york greenhouse gases by 9%. that is a great start. -- you have reduced your greenhouse gases. this is supported by both sides, particularly when it comes to energy security. tavis: how are other major polluters responding to this challenge? >> china is doing well. they probably have the most aggressive program of anywhere. they are on track to stabilize their missions and this will be reducing towards the decade. it used to be that they were building a coal fired power plant every week. now they are stopping. there is a new carbon tax on carbon in the country. >> tavis: how does a natural history of the planet help us wrestle with the challenges that we face it? >> nothing is changed in terms of our dependency on planet earth. the mechanism that gave us life 4 billion years ago, in order to really understand our impact on it and then to start doing the right thing. people ask me questions like how -- what are our chances of overcoming the climate change? th

at the copenhagen business school in paris we go to john paul nidia he's the author of the book don't speak english parlayed globish and in hong kong we have david read all he is a distinguished visiting scholar at city university of hong kong and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk we can jump in anytime you want and jump on i'd like to go to you you have a new i suppose a language or posse language that you're introducing to the world and it's called globus and how is it different from english and if you could for partly could you answer in globish for us oh there is english isn't even meant to be very correct english but it is the record english light it is a simplified from a piece with miss words you would see it's another fifteen thousand words and you know it's not easy surely that's way too much so you may get the most efficient it with fifteen hundred words and the children know those words and they make use of those words you can express all you need in the world for business purposes or is it boys so it is in engli

saw you make a speech in cancun, which was a successor meeting to copenhagen, correct?yes. >> charlie: why can't the international community come together? cancun was better than copenhagen but many say didn't go far enough. >> again, a very long journey start with one step, and we need to do those steps, and in cancun, it was not one step, it was a very big -- >> charlie: significant. >> significant. >> charlie: you think the international community is beginning to come together and understand that it can only be solved and addressed if it's done jointly. >> yes. the problem of climate change is that you cannot act only in one territory, so you have -- i don't know, emissions in indonesia with wood fires, or in united states with industry, or wherever, the consequences are in any part of the -- there are not clear economic incentives to act so the only way in which we can address this problem is working together and now, the international community, at least started to realize that we must agree on several points and i hope that next step in south africa could follow t

environment, sustainability, but i'm not sure everyone coming to san francisco -- if you are coming from copenhagen, for example. there are a lot of bicycles. if you are coming from asia, you are think you have graduated from bicycles to motor cars. you may not think going back to bicycles is a good thing. i am not try to be critical, just understand the need to understand people's expectations for a better experience and we have to design this and run what those expectations are in order to show san francisco at its best. >> that is a point well taken. i do not see it as a criticism at all. we have had some good meetings with the union square business improvement district to have helped us understand their thoughts on me out reach you are talking about. we certainly want to create the right amount of information and understanding on what people will find when they get here. to a certain extent, we want to be open to other people's preferences about how to do it, but at the same time, we want to be funneling people toward the right time -- kind of transportation. finding that balance is something w

copenhagen. publicly u.s. backing for the pro-democracy uprising in the middle east after consists of a statement saying that people must determine the future of the hind seems though it's widely known that there's a lot more interference but now reports washington's desire to promote its ideology sometimes leads to unexpected results. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes accessorized with a nobel peace prize winning president pioneering good big t.v. around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people for him to need. to egypt to libya. washington has said the will of the people must determine their fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy a renewed sense of nationalism has united thousands against the us we are not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we haven't been for years now mean directly people have wanted us out and we stayed ther

comes to shove the countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost are bennett artsy copenhagen publicly u.s. backing for the pro-democracy uprisings in the middle east often consists of a statement saying that people must determine their own future behind the scenes though it's widely acknowledged there's a lot more interference but as a report now reports washington's desire to promote its ideology sometimes leads to unexpected results. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes so i just arrived with a nobel peace prize winning president pioneering the big d. around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people from tunisia. to egypt to libya to washington has said the will look at people must determine the fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy are renewed sense of nationalism has united thousand against the us we're not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we haven't been for years now i mean iraqi people hav

copenhagen well while estimates of being made on how long nato intervention in libya will last another us mission will not be able to crack its bags as expected america's planning to keep troops in iraq beyond the deadline set for later this year is out is really important i explained there's more to it than a drive for democracy. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes accessorized with a nobel peace prize winning president pioneering the big d. around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people from tunisia. to egypt to libya to washington has said the will of the people must determine the fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy a renewed sense of nationalism has united thousands against the us we're not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we haven't been for it for eight years now it means iraqi people have wanted us out and we stayed there for their own good that's not democracy. anger over u.s. occupation dates

copenhagen. well let's cross that canal to them breaking knees this victory day in western ukraine nationalists been involved in he disrupting a memorial service is veterans pay tribute to those who perished in the wool loss he's lazy or she ask is there for us to test more about what's going on. unlike the scenes we've seen in moscow and everywhere across the former soviet space this doesn't look like a holiday here in the west ukrainian capital city of if in fact it moves more like the hotbed of neo nazis now the local radical nationalist movement gathers several thousand people in the streets of the city trying to hamper the celebrations of those veterans of the great crash or to quarrel now ever since the early morning they blocked off entrances to the cemeteries where the red army soldiers were buried. of course giving no access to the veterans to these cemeteries there has been lots of verbal and even forceful abuse of these veterans but the activists of the nationalist movement were rippin

to shove the country's more than willing to join america whatever the cost other than its nazi copenhagen let's now take a quick look at what lies ahead for you in the program he's a father of a sport even children gas chambers during the second world war. report on the outcome of the trial of john timoney young girl who was accused of helping to murder almost thirty thousand jews in nazi concentration camps. also find out why finnish authorities released of the man behind the website serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. the head of the international monetary fund has been charged with sexual attack attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment in new york a police appalled that dominique strauss kahn from a plane minutes before he was due to fly to paris and question him on a suspicion of assaulting a hotel maid political writer john rich not says that strauss kahn's career in politics is now effectively over. the only thing that can seem like they're a match is that if it turns out that the girl of the maid is completely crazy but i doubt very much the police in new york with the plane if

copenhagen now looking at what else is ahead in this hour storming of the u.n. . european m.p.'s have voted for a permanent seat at the security council but their hopes are shared by all. also find out why finnish authorities released to the man behind a website serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. the head of the international monetary fund has been charged with a sexual attack attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment dominique strauss kahn was pulled from a plane in new york minutes before he was due to fly to paris and questioned on suspicion of assaulting a hotel maid but the director of the transit research institute job believes not everything may be as it seems well first of all you know we have to maintain that he's innocent until proven guilty but having said that our jaws frauds press has reported that it was made to be some dirty tricks from his political rivalry and we hear a star cozy of course say that this is very you milly hating for the i.m.f. chief and also let us not forget that he's caused strauss kahn has a lot of uproar in the united states recently when

to shove their countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost are bennett artsy copenhagen. now as the libyan opposition desperately seeks international support antiwar activist john reese says any revolution is on shaky ground when it turns to western countries for help the us are interested in stopping the revolution but not helping the revolution i think the intervention was meant to corrupt and control the revolution for us ends and not to give any real life of its own or any capacity to actually alter the situation in libya in the way that the train is you know in egypt and revolutions did the object of the u.s. is to to keep the libyan rebels on a very short lead not to allow them any real independence or autonomy and to use them for u.s. foreign policy ends the rebels were naive if they ever believed that the west was going to have an open hand towards them but it was going to help them freely assist them in completing their revolution as soon as you start appealing to the imperial powers for assistance they are going to demand a price for that assistance i was alway

to shove the country is more than willing to join america whatever the cost other than its artsy copenhagen. the libyan opposition desperately seeks international support the u.s. says it's not even clear on the exact makeup of the rebels. from the spike online magazine says only the libyan people themselves can decide their future again said that he's cautious about understanding who makes up the opposition and the extent that caution is commendable because this humanitarian intervention by the west in libya wasn't a planned strategy it was a war without any real aim it was something of the west young cynthy but any real clear sense of who they're doing it on the behalf of who the rebels are and what they want to achieve from it transitional national council of libya now completely orientated towards the west toward nato for the america they want to try and get acceptance from obama from western leaders they're not looking towards the libyan people it means that self-determination doesn't come from the libyan people they come from this kind of political elite in libya who are basically jus

to shove the country's more than willing to join america whatever the cost other than its artsy copenhagen they were first as we continue wrapping up the week's news here on our team still ahead he's thought to have a scored even children to the gas chambers during the second world war. we were poor in the outcome of the trial of john demjanjuk who was accused of helping of murder almost thirty thousand views in nazi death camps. before we get to that may ninth russia was celebrating victory day one of the most important and memorable occasions in the country's history it marks sixty six years in the soviet and allied soldiers defeated not nazi troops in the second world war a spectacular parade in red square saw twenty thousand troops marched alongside military hardware a minute of silence was observed the memory of the twenty seven million soviets during the war meanwhile in western ukraine veterans who fought to free people nazi in beijing were attacked by a violent national parties lets their shirts and witness the events. for millions and street brawl for sun unlike most of the post s

copenhagen. with r.t. live from moscow now let's have a look ahead and see what else is coming your way this hour and storming of the u.n. you b.n. m.p.'s have voted for a permanent seat on the security council and their hopes on shared by all. also find out life finish your thought is released the man behind a website serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. now the growing number of refugees fleeing the unrest in the arab world is creating a rift between e.u. members some according to temporarily or even a permanently tightening borders between states and bring back passport checks as outings daniel bushell reports european unity could be on the brink of collapse the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a beautiful view between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked all train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants italy had handed out visitors visas allowing travel in the european union that's shattered the trust of which the e used visa free regime lives he

to shove the countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost are bennett's artsy copenhagen. britain's armed forces navy says need or must intensify its military campaign in libya with direct attacks against targets supporting the could arche regime this comes just days after reports of a loving muslim clerics killed in the lines of strikes on the country as our activist kate hudson says the coalition's intervention is an insult to international law when the un security council voted to take action against libya it was designed as they said to protect civilians and now it seems that with the escalation of the air attacks they are hitting as it seems more and more civilian targets we've heard from a u.n. agency expressing to the security council that civilians are suffering in a number of ways shortages of food and so on as a result of the airstrikes this again raises the question of international law it's not legal to intervene within civil wars and i think inviting. those leaders to washington for talks shows that obama is disregarding that aspect of international law is tr

to shove the country's more than willing to join america whatever the cost other than its artsy copenhagen and are still to come for you this hour here on r.t. russia honors those who fought in world war two but three days celebrate commemorating the soviet triumph over nazi germany marred by violent nationalists attacking veterans in ukraine. plus a football legend diego maradona leads an all star team in a friendly match against chechnya but other results in just a few minutes right here on our team. now the influx of refugees fleeing the uprisings in the arab world is driving a wedge between the e.u. states some according to reinstate a temporary or permanent border controls within the union as artists daniel bushell reports europe may have opened the floodgates for trouble the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a pizza feud between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked all train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants italy had handed out resistance visas allowing travel in the european union that shattered the trust of which the e.u. h

to shove and countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost are bennett's artsy copenhagen let's now take a quick look at what lies ahead for you in the program he's thought to have escorted even children through gas chambers during the second world war. we report on the outcome of the trial of john demjanjuk who was accused of helping to murder almost thirty thousand jews in nazi concentration camps. also find out why finnish authorities released the man behind a website serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. the head of the international monetary fund a has been charged with sexual attack attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment in new york police pull the strands from a plane minutes before he was due to fly to paris and questioned him on suspicion of assaulting a hotel maid french politics expert danny says the hopes he hopes strauss kahn had of landing a french presidency are now effectively over. he was indeed going to announce his candidacy for the twenty twelve presidential elections and i think these allegations will come as a huge blow for french socialists who r

to shove the countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost after bennett's artsy copenhagen. less than minutes are being made on how long natives intervention in libya will last and that big u.s. backed mission might not be able to pack its bags as expected american troops in iraq beyond the deadline is set for later this year it is our report not our explains there's more to it than are drawing the democracy. she is the country clothed in stars and stripes it's just arrived with a nobel peace prize winning president pioneering the big d. around the world let us be clear the united states of america stands with the people of tunisia and supports the democratic aspirations of all people from tunisia. to egypt to libya. washington has said the will of the people must determine the fate of their country. but in iraq where america claims to be transplanting democracy a renewed sense of nationalism has united thousands against the us we're not supporting the democratic aspirations of people in iraq we have been in store for eight years now and mean directly people have wanted us

to shove their countries more than willing to join america whatever the cost are bennett artsy copenhagen. earlier this week european m.p.'s decided to request their own permanent seat at the un security council as part of a planned overhaul of the e.u.'s common defense security and foreign policy but the move has not been met favorably by member states which already have a seat on the council including britain and france the u.k. said it will not give up its own place of the bombing for the sake of putting lady europe there and he charles tannock thinks of britain more like to defend its u.n. influence. there's no way that the british government all the british conservative delegation and i speak for the conservatives in the european powers that we would support any move which weakened our ability to project our foreign policy interests and clearly being founding members of the un security council with a veto as a permanent member is a major plank in being able to project our foreign policy interests and indeed we were so successful recently in collaboration with our french colleagues in

copenhagen also to come this hour here in r t russia honors those who fought in world war two the victory day celebrations commemorating the saudi triumph over an awesome germany marred by filing nationalists attacking veterans lou crane. plus football legend together markdown looms all star team at a friendly match and dance chechnya find out the results just a few minutes. in time the impacts of refugees fleeing the uprisings in the arab world is driving a wedge between the states some are calling to reinstate temporary or even permanent internal border controls within the union as daniel bushell reports europe may have opened the floodgates for trouble the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a pizza feud between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants it's illiad hundred up residence visas allowing travel in the european union that shuts up the trust of which the e.u. . law is you know as shown a kind of literally mistrust between two partners between france and italy france considering that it

copenhagen. now i look at what else as i had this hour here on r.t. and storming the un european and voted for a permanent seat at the security council but their hopes on shared by all. also find out why finnish authorities are released and the man behind a website is serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. and a growing number of refugees fleeing the unrest in the arab world is creating a rift between e.u. members some are calling to temporarily or even permanently tighten borders between states and bring back passport checks and as r.t. has done orbital reports european unity could be on the brink of collapse the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a beautiful between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked all train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants italy had handed out visitors visas allowing travel in the european union but shots of the trust on which the e.u. used he's a free regime realize he does shawn kind of mistrust between two partners between france and italy france considering that ita

shove it countries more than willing to join america whichever the cost other than its out see copenhagen stay with us here on r t lots more coming your way including this storming the un european and he's voted for a permanent permanent seat up a security council about their hopes shared by all. and find out why finnish authorities release the man behind a website that serves as a mouthpiece for terrorists. but first the head of the international monetary fund has been charged with sexual assault attempted rape in a lawful imprisonment new york police pulled dominic strauss kahn from a plane only minutes before he was due to depart for paris and questioned him on suspicion of assaulting a hotel maid french political expert nabila ramdani says the hopes of strauss kahn had of leading the french are now effectively over. he wasn't going to announce his candidacy for the clinton twelve presidential elections and i think these allegations will come as a huge blow for french socialists who really saw him as the great hope to succeed president sarkozy in next year's presidential elections and

to shove the country is more than willing to join america whatever it cost other than its artsy copenhagen also become the sour here in r.t.e. russia are as those who have thought of world war two i think three day celebrations commemorating the saga triumph over a nazi germany marred by violent nationalists attacking veterans in ukraine. past football legend diego maradona leads and all-star team friendly match against chechnya right now the result just a few minutes. before that the influx of refugees fleeing the uprisings in the arab world is driving a wedge between the e.u. states some are calling to reinstate temporary or even permanent internal border controls within the union and as our it is then your reports europe may have opened the floodgates for trouble. the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a pizza feud between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked all train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants italy had handed out residence visas allowing travel in the european union that's shots of the trust which the e.u. visa free regi

copenhagen socom this hour here in our team russia are those who fought in world war two victory day celebrations commemorating the side with triumph over nazi germany are marred by violence nationalist attacking veterans in ukraine. the influx of refugees fleeing the uprisings in the arab world is driving a wedge between the e.u. states some are calling to reinstate temporary or even permanent internal border controls within the union as are teasdale bushell reports europe may have opened the floodgates for travel. the dream of european integration goes off the rails in a bitter feud between two of the e.u.'s founders france blocked all train services from italy after finding carriages full of african migrants italy had handed out visitors visas allowing travel in the european union that shattered the trust of which the e.u. visa free regime relies it has shown a kind of neutral mistrust between two partners between france and italy france considering that italy has not implemented in a good way the rules. for thousands fleeing the violence in north africa italy is the nearest e.u.

copenhagen was a major battlefield.dresden. >> it was occupied by french troops and life was very grim. there were playings. people were hungry. life was terribly difficult. >> reporter: during those war years and even afterwards, painters set scenes of ordinary, undisturbed daily life against windows. families together. but the people were often incidental, faceless, honest-to- goodness window dressing. with or without them, each scene was really a conversation with the viewer about light, emotion, form. >> this shows that even a landscape that is not-- let's not say boring but let's say not very interesting or.... >> reporter: i'll go ahead and say boring. >> okay. a boring landscape. if you put it in a frame, a window frame it becomes evocative. >> reporter: take a look. now look again. >> the landscape isn't blts the landscape is boring but the picture becomes interesting because of his wonderful framing. >> reporter: a century later matisse painted windows, so did picasso. and andrew wyeth. to this day the subject

copenhagen. stay with us much more headed your way here on our t.v. including this storming the un european m.p.'s called for a permanent sixty eight up a seat on the security council but their hopes aren't shared by. find out why finish authorities release one man behind a website serving as a mouthpiece for terrorists. but first the head of the international monetary fund has been charged with sexual assault attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment new york police pulled dominic strauss kahn from a plane minutes before he was due to fly to paris and interrogated him on suspicion of assaulting a hotel maid french politics expert and he says the hopes of strauss kahn to head the french presidency are now effectively over. he was going to announce his candidacy for the clinton twelve presidential elections and i think these allegations will come as a huge blow for french socialists who really saw him as the great hope to succeed president sarkozy in next year's presidential elections and i don't think that the stage or the next close kind will even thi