to the iraqi vice president nuri al maliki has said his country's people will not call the way forward military base there adding that he's already warned the u.s. against such. italy says it will not be threatened by its neighbors over the border control that's just a country struggles for huge influx of migrants we hear from a local mayor who says his town's. r.t. speak exclusively to an almost totally paralyzed man who's conviction for armed robbery brought public outrage and rush. thanks for tuning in and just turned nine in the morning here in the russian capital you're watching our team to national with you this hour is and they say you . top story this hour our correspondent from russia sputnik news agency has been caught up in a gun battle in mosul iraq while she was taking pictures of the mine clearing operation and the historic part of the city she managed to escape unharmed and shared her video with us. about it. in my just a thought well come on over called looking from from a comment about the. where you were once all but so high on who you got there you go fight them and.

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president is meeting flat repetition on tuesday during a four day trip to russia it comes after newer nuri al maliki said moscow should broaden his political and military presence in iraq artist a partridge has more. money key is meeting president putin instead petersburg on day three of his four day trip here to russia and the meetings that he had yesterday were with sergey lavrov the foreign minister to discuss what about russian cooperation with iraq and how that they can develop relations further in particular spheres like economic space the political balance there and also in the military sphere in the league he called upon russia yesterday to increase its presence in iraq iraq has historic ties with russia and now we need russia's political as well as military presence to restore balance in the region in the interests of the countries and nations living their lives are hearing their russia and iraq seem to have very good relations with in the meantime iraq's relations with the u.s. haven't been so good leaky is a known and vocal critic of the american bases there and also how he's forced how u

as for president vladimir putin, he's now meeting with iraqi vice president nuri al maliki today.e may hear from him later. the main issue is focusing on the sanctions, the debates taking place in washington and the impact that they may have on the already strained relationship between the united states and russia. gayle? >> got it. charlie d'agata reporting from moscow. thank you. >>> this morning we are hearing from survivors who were packed inside a sweltering tractor trailer with no air conditioning and no water. they were in this 18-wheeler as it traveled to san antonio, texas. one survivor linked a mexican drug cartel to the smuggling operation. ten immigrants have died. dozens are in the hospital today. james bradley, the truck driver, faces charges that could result in the death penalty. mark strassmann is in san antonio where the truck was found. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. survivors have described their desperation and panic riding in the back of that pitch black overheated trailer. the special agent in charge i talked to did not want to get into detai

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