in libya that's a question that often comes up when talking about the events in the middle east yes brum plans to continue its operations in libya we're implementing a number of projects there. some of them are joint projects with our european partners in particular with germany's being gas and italy's any we know that the italians are returning there so we expect that our operations will resume to. think very much and good luck thank you for being with us and just a reminder that my guest today will still be gas prawns. and that's it for the hour for all of us here if you're still spotlight for someone in my ear think i. will be back with more profound comments on the was going on outside russia until then stay on target and take a present. the of. the limits to sue slips tse feasts. coming. to. the. russia switches on only this underwater gas pipeline in the world to pump fuel directly to germany and beyond making european energy supplies saved but. also the leaking of the u.s. atomic washtubs report alleging iran is running a nuclear weapons program sparks criticism from moscow russia

accord in 2015 have failed to accelerate its implementation for more of this i'm elected bring in brum posthumous he's a journalist in the modern capital bamako hi brian good to have you why is the 2015 piece still apparently failing i mean the the un seemingly putting the blame on the signatories. the 2nd carries on of the government and then. a series of armed organizations who are striving for independence of the northern part of mob the faithful as i walk up and a 3rd group which is another amalgam or arms roups who are pro-government they basically never seen or like to lie about this agreement and the big issue here is a town called dollar which is a little more marty and have more of the state control since clinton 12 and these 2 different groups that i just mentioned to you post a coup still disputing who is costing you dar as long as this isn't solved then obviously the peace program or the peace process will mark for a brahmin is there more that the international community can do i mean has this conflict been forgotten now either because without being for government anything

de brum helped organize for his country's independence from the united states and went on to serve in a number of top political position during his 50 year career in government. he was one of the world's most prominent voices confronting climate change, which threatens the marshall island's future. he also spent decades organizing against nuclear weapons after having witnessed firsthand the united states' nuclear testing on his homeland. this is tony de brum speaking in 2015 as he accepted the right livelihood award, known as the alternative nobel peace prize. after conclusion of devastating nuclear testing in the marshall islands, i might be branded by some as a radical for my impassioned conviction against the use, testing, or possession of nuclear weapons. but this is not radical. it is only logical. i have seen with my very own eyes such devastation and no with conviction that nuclear weapons must never again be visited upon humanity. between 1946 and 1958, the united states conducted 67 large-scale nuclear test in the marshall islands. 1.6 is the equivalence of hiroshima shots ev

so let's now bring in journalist brum posthumus who is joining us from molly's capital bamako brown we've had reports of a polling station chief being killed today has there been widespread violence and if so did it affect voting. record including european union observer mission which . are the two on the. top. of all the work that you mentioned. general picture. it would be reform and the first round although that may also have to do with the simple for you. so incoming president abraham. came out of the first round with just over twenty percent of all opposition candidates majlis this say any chance that says they will catch up this time round. down very little chance of that happening the incumbent president greater glory huge advantage coming out of the first round and to call that gap to be filled you need a very large turnout in the second round so that you can mobilize the voters vote for that can to bring down the this haven't happened turnout if anything is any indication is anything to go by is actually lower than in the first would usually plays into the hands of the incumbent

official statement which will either include requirements for a change in corporate practices by a guest brum or it's a seizure is. required on contract changes or introduce sanctions certainly at this stage we fully cooperate with the authorities by providing all the documents we are now waiting for the statement after that gazprom will decide whether to comply with it or challenge it in court. for you where. the other day a russian engine ministers must go said that rushing since to speed up the east for expansion was. meaning energy exports to china. gas bronze plans to develop its eastbound routes the europeans are afraid of that shift because they realize that china is a behemoth of a market for your natural gas here in russia they say it will take years before china becomes as reliable and big consumer as europe has traditionally been what's your assessment does europe need to feel that china will replace it as the primary market of russian gas in the near future. talking of time i'd like to quote the assessment of the chinese government saying that demand for natural gas in china will

ben sidwell has the story. # it's a brum ting, it's a brum ting i # it's a brum ting, it's a brum tingind of feeling, you know, that you have something that a lot of people are going to hear, and hopefully like, you know, it's going to be played to millions of people all over the world. you couldn't ask for more. it really is an honour and a pleasure, and i feel humbled to be part of it. let's go on a musical touraround birmingham. on record, as the album is called, was the idea ofjez collins, the founder of the birmingham music archive, and has been created as part of the birmingham 2022 festival. so, it'sjazz, rock, hip—hop, rap, grime, whatever it might be, and the idea, really, i suppose, was just to say, actually, birmingham is a city of music, and it is a music city, and we wanted to record these songs, these artists, and capture them on record just to celebrate this brilliant city. and i think we've done that. this double grammy award winner is another artist on the album. born in nigeria, the jazz musician now calls birmingham home along with his wife kate and named his son aft

to some of the project companies including a gas brum i'm not sure that is the adequate strategy to deal with it at the moment but do you think you say that and to have say that but but you seem to cling to the view of the government seems to cling to the view against all the evidence that trade can bring about positive change your kind of the minister said that peter out now said that last summer i've always been convinced that change can be achieved through trade but in the case of russia it's been changed for the worse hasn't it while you've been building up your trade relations over many years russia has crashed through sovereign international borders into scenes crimea it's murdered its opponents on the streets of europe in one instance with nerve agents lowered cyber attacks on key institutions and jailed the leading opposition figure alexei the phony and your trading relationships have done absolutely nothing to discourage those actions of the i think you have to you have to scribe quite adequately a very negative development of the situation in the russian federation that is some

artist in the my so it's just not into positive territory to talk about stocks over energy majors gas brum ross hydro both down or she won a half percent disappointing corporate world talk about yearly performance check out the my so it's four and five point three percent in the first quarter so she was worse results in two thousand and eight can't see what the russian ruble did all right so got the u.s. dollar on the year actually managed to gain against the russian currency in the cheese day session that's how the markets look now all right euro zone unemployment has hit a low. record high of twelve percent the first time since the single currency was launched back in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine nineteen million people across the seventeen country block are now on employed artie's tests are said to go through the figures for us. when i was coming for me you will be here some are certainly not going to let me just see the worst of me on a whim and consider whether the market will be a sentiment february that's up from the eleven point nine percent in january that nineteen millio

ben sidwell has the story. # it's a brum ting, it's a brum ting - # it's a brum ting, it's a brum tingtists to celebrate the city they call home. it's a song you will be hearing an awful lot of during the commonwealth games, as it's the music the bbc have decided to use across all their coverage. you kind of hear different people talk about, you know, they win a gold medal, or win a world cup, the feeling that they have, and it's kind of the same kind of feeling, you know, that you have something that a lot of people are going to hear, and hopefully like, you know, it's going to be played to millions of people all over the world. you couldn't ask for more. it really is an honour and a pleasure, and i feel humbled to be part of it. let's go on a musical touraround birmingham. on record, as the album is called, was the idea ofjez collins, the founder of the birmingham music archive, and has been created as part of the birmingham 2022 festival. so, it'sjazz, rock, hip—hop, rap, grime, whatever it might be, and the idea, really, i suppose, was just to say, actually, birmingham is a city of

and all this bar for fun time to describes in his walk through brum going to is my religion my home. you want to experience fun town and not only the literal way but a corner of one when you look at the recipes that his grandmother friederich of shalott a fun town of motown and all the cakes he likes you see that he was a bit of a glutton so it's quite cute the way he was always nibbling on things and we're going to. force the funtown a menu includes dessert it's called bread pudding a spice cake made according to fun ton his grandmother's recipe answer it was pear poached in red wine. funtime his sister published their grandmother's recipes as a book in 1003 the meal ends with the dishes it's just like a 4th course the chestnuts look you're. brown without fear but we've learnt a lot about ted often town and his life not only about what he ate but what he drank and we found that he always liked the schnapps or the curator a meal even after his coffee. so it's nice that we can serve the. this was aware 4th course of the fun time the menu to ground it all off. an ideal of a village chu

believe based on the lockdown churches around the world celebrate the holy day with no congregation in brum pope francis calls for global solidarity in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and the ceasefire as in all conflicts simply displayed normally packed with tens of thousands of worshipers stands does it also on the program. to the orders of citizens to stay in for 40 i doubt was europe's biggest metropolis is temple was deserted is that if you came into force more than 30 cities across the country to come to a standstill plus. study of harm of the easter weekend that's what germany's president told his country in a brick televised address friend fall to steinmeyer also said the crisis demands unity and the best of society. american held welcome pope francis has said a live streamed easter mass as the world's 1300000000 catholics civil rights holiday under lockdown but it is traditional it will be a message to what he called this year's easter of so he spoke in front of a small audience in some pages basilica instead of the 10s of thousands who normally gathered in the square francis cal

and also a go dad know to a brum x can be good to have you on this lovely to have you here. we're going to be talking about your work, the challenges of spreading anti racism and the tools you use to do that. and we're going to start with a brand new book called magnolia flow, which is a children's book, which says so much, but also tells a beautiful story. how would you describe it as well? any thank you so much for having me on it because this, this is a love story back. magnolia flowers is about an, an afro indigenous girl in, in, in florida, who is prevented from, from, from love and, and finds a way to, to, to, to fall in love and maintain her love. but it's also a story about nature that the, the love story is told from a mighty river to a dancing brook and, and, and, and, and magnolia, as parents, one sled the trail up to yours when native people were forced off their land and, and another flight slavery, and so she, there's that there's historical element as well, in this webster. there's so much in the book, if you go a little bit deeper. i remember when i was readi

outside interference such as what we're seeing and romania, what consequences does this have for b e, u. brum, for instance. it's, it, maybe it's the end of the demographics is a, if the europe in a gone. so really can so that election in germany via the constitution called because of a of d as in the, it will be the end of the democrats in european union. the, and the in germany, of course. so didn't really go on the street. we have seen in 1989, the venza people going this played against the government of east germany. and i'm sure the same. what happened is they, again to the elections. mister baton, used to 11 muskets vocal support for your party as possible. evidence of election interference does not claim hold any fruits on what do you feel when you hear it? has no choice. it would. mazda did not give us a one year, will not say, he did not uh, pay any sitting for our apology for it, like some campaign or something like this. it just made to talk with me is my boot on his bread from higgs. oh, okay. it was a nice talking, but uh, it's not giving us money all spending money. it was a pol

consumption in places such as south korea or china is growing rapidly offering great opportunities for gas brum to cash in especially now as it has loads of gas close to the region and read to be exported this new gas pipeline which allowed to move putin is opening ross from faculty into lodge of us told it is able to supply thirty billion cubic meters of gas annually bought to the russian seed is the round here need just a tiny part of that and that's why gas problem is desperate to find buyers for its extra gas and doesn't talks with several contras but it's not all so easy at the moment talks with china are dragging over the prize and possible supplies to south korea are complicated by risky transits through north korea but to their reason another project to make use of the far east and gas it is an alan g. plant and lots of us talk gazprom is considering building the plant with japan's a total corporation and if it's on stream in five years as planned the gas from here may be a shipped to the world's biggest alan g. consumers south korea and japan. the gaza strip between russia and ukraine

conserve gas problem has been facing certain problems in western europe the german offices of gas brum had been searched what is your take on a situation like this around one of the companies. it's quite simple i have repeatedly said in public that the sellers are always trying to sell the commodity at a higher price it will produce the buyers always want to get it cheaper or even free which is better still we're not a good as we say you won't get anything for free naturally without a smaller price yes and that is not they are after it and as a result unilateral decisions are taken by the third energy package for example which was adopted retrospectively from the fact that this is only a piece of paper that we feel we should be considered unacceptable in the modern world but it is don't despite all considerations we think ultimate goal behind this course of action is to bring down the cost of the product and to disrupt the market pricing mechanism which is closely connected with the price for crude in russia but it is we who set the price in a centralized manner we depend on crude and

war we're in a crisis we're in the situation where we have to restore law and order those men around brum those who have just gone to strike a job losses on friday he's all but dead to god it. this is a corner no one's very life you know in regions fighting between separatists and the army has forced inhabitants to flee it's been like this for 3 years nothing in a tone is functional not even hospitals. soldiers and civilians are also for huge controversies here so just give the militias for everything. reason. as thomas passed we've noticed the conflict has progressed. the separatists and launched a campaign against the population they carry out kidnappings and ask for ransom. demand and it on song. but the current army has been accused of committing serious human rights abuses against the local population only give it has repeatedly denied however so just a film bunny villages and attacking civilians meanwhile hundreds of sympathies fighters have left the movement citing financial mismanagement from their leaders have brought. this moment to sip it is fighting for 3 years he has not join

brad brum balance has worked in the school system in l.a. for 24 years and said it makes for a great teaching environment? >> los angeles is a melting point. while i have been privileged to give an education to the children i serve, thich given me -- they have given me an education. >> los angeles has seen seismic changes. the figures across the u.s. are equally significant. since 1997, the number of hispanic students has doubled to almost 13 million while the number of asian students has grown to just over two and a half million, a jump of 46%. this is a watershed moment. many say the education system has been slow to adapt to change. state schools rameyssentially segregated. according to department of education figures, black and hispanics students have less access to advanced mathematics. >> that means real challenges ahead. we should worry about two things at least. one is we should worry about how effectively this new diverse majority asimulates into american life and culture and, two, how effectively they participate in our economy and

as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to attend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations. broadcast of reporting there now in thailand special forces have just stormed a shopping mall in a city northeast of bangkok in a bid to capture a gunman who killed at least 20 people during a shooting rampage earlier on saturday police have managed to evacuate hundreds of people from the shopping center earlier report suggested the gunman had been holding a number of hostages the gunman has yet to be located though he was active on social media throughout the shooting posting disturbing videos and also pictures which were shared online before his accounts were closed and this is what we know about the gunman so far he has been ident

with a bill that aims to brum the channel as a foreign agent and as r.t.s. danielle hawkins explains the russian parliament is now mulling some countermeasures. this latest bill targets specifically and i quote here the bill will provide the u.s. department of justice with increased investigative authority to identify and prosecute entities that speak to unlawfully influence the political process the difference is this there will not be a need for any criminal or administrative offenses to have taken place you would need to report their activities to the department of justice regardless now a group of russian senators have come up with a proposal to mirror this potential new law take a listen. we have established that some precondition that deals with questions of russian sovereignty and foreign meddling and we discussed the bill this proposed us and decided that we need to adopt counsel measures. now entities similar to what may happen in the united states will be forced to disclose the sources of funding and provide accountability of their activities in li

their views were not backed by evidence as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum sure one whistleblower could be wrong too well could be wrong but when it's 3 when it's 5 when it's a dozen muscle blows you know something's rotten. those behind the crimes that have been perpetrated in the name of humanity and democracy they will not hesitate to do harm to me and my family just what the hell is going on at the o.p.c. w. what could be so terrifying that its own employees are afraid for their lives and feel their employer could target them and their families it isn't just one individual it's others too whose crimes were that they would just doing their jobs i submitted a requests to the team leader i asked i repeated this request a number of times all requests were declined or simply ignored just the guy doing his job what it said in the job description at what was a respectable organization according to testimony given at the un that's not what the u.p.c. w. the management wanted all requests were denied the responses i received included this is too big don't make yo

as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to attend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations. britain's the center of another extradition scandal the high court has denied the indian government's request to extradite a couple accused of arranging the murder of their adopted son a decision based on concern over possible violation of the human rights in india seeing the couple walk free for now they deny the allegations. with. the old saying goes that no one is above the law but it seems that some people aren't subject to either a british couple adopted an 11 year old orphan boy in india and promised him a better life but now they're charged with the ranging his murder all for a lump sum of life insurance payout ringback. india

official results show form of cricket start in brum khan has won pakistan's election his party has taken one hundred and nine seats in the national assembly compared to sixty three won by its nearest rival and that's not enough to form a majority government though meaning a con will have to seek out allies to form a coalition. you're watching t.v. news coming to you live from berlin wall coming up at the top of the hour and of course as always don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on the west sides that is d.w. dot com i want to johnson berlin thanks for joining us. on. the do. during the day just a few. and at nine millions of stones. northumberland england is one of europe's darkest regions and that's the way gary follows one set . from the homebuilt observatory he explores galactic worlds and invites others to share his fascination with the stars. the room next. to gold. life. they're ready to risk everything for a new life. marry no one found me and see themselves as men in women's bodies. both are having sex. and both play soccer how does that

it's fair to brum the israeli operation a war crime. gaza's infrastructure is on the brink of collapse there has been such massive destruction in areas that the israeli military declared a no go zone that covered almost half of gaza's territory we've seen cease fires in the past be held up as justifications when western countries or the israeli military claims that hamas violated the cease fire in the past that has been held up as a justification and a claim that any future civilian deaths would be the responsibility of hamas for violating the cease fire the laws of war need to stop being violated and that finally for once in gaza there needs to be criminal accountability for war crimes. the deaths in gal's a spark months of protests across the globe over the weekend tens of thousands of people united in a worldwide day of rage against the israeli offensive with the latest rally taking place in brussels also in new york several hundred people marched to the u.n. headquarters to protest the killing of palestinians on the gas a blockade t

moves on the my six energy majors among the main gains supported by stronger commodity prices gas brum is up around three tenths of just about three percent against more than one and a half percent i can start stop also on the rise with barry bonds around two percent and look like. ok and for more market analysis i'm joined by roland nash from garden capital sorrow and tell us more what's happening on the markets as we can see today the markets all on the rise well it's been mostly down in the past month so what is the general sentiment in the markets it's nice to have the balance that we've seen today it's been a pretty awful last couple of weeks and so we've given up all of the gains that we've had so far this year and the markets. you know the markets of been looking for any kind of positive news what's happening in europe is really speaking i think everybody in the russian market will. right and how the markets reach the lowest level we can see them going any lower way in the near future but it's going to be based i really hope that we've we've reached the bottom. you know haven't

feinstein hugged on her way inside for the public memorial for her husband of more than 40 years, richard brum. >> dick blum had purpose and commitment, whether taking on the issues of poverty engaged in civic action, addressing politics or business or human rights. the family is grateful to have everyone here. >> rabbi jonathan singer addressed friends, family and political leaders. speaker pelosi, former mayors governor newsom and others, speakers shared memories. >> dick's fellow regents mourn with you today. but we also celebrate his truly extraordinary and adventurous life, and all the good he did in california and around the globe. >> reporter: blum was known for work as a u.c. regent an exceptional financier and commitment in nepal and tibet as a flan philanthropist letters read from bill clinton and the dalai lama. >> we have lost a dedicated supporter. >> this whole experience means a great deal to me, diane. you have a real friend. >> former governor jerry brown described their friendship. >> i dee see dick as more a good human being that has the breadth of experience. he can do busi

i think that combination we're seeing quill lib brum being paid out by companies to pay to shareholders seek out low volitility. what qualifies as low volitility in this environment? >> what we try to do is if you think about u.s. investors when you look at unprecedented monetary policies, rates are so low. perhaps irned shift to fixed income should be lifestyle moving but it's too risky. by default dividend yields are higher than treasury rates. i'm going to stay in equities but let me do it in a less volatile way. in a simple way but a form of risk management. i'm over weight equities but managing my risk in a different way. >> thank you for swroining us. we should mention as we head into the final hour of trading u.s. stocks hit their session lows. the dow jones off by 210 points twhile s&p 500 losing 24 points. street smart is up next. al alix: welcome to the most important hour of the session. stocks around the lows of the session. small-cap shares really leading the way lower. we are expecting a slew of earnings. we will bring you those numbers as they cross. manny pacquiao joins

valve dixie bypassing poland and other baltic countries completely as you see it there russia's gas brum is a lead member of the consortium planning to build the pipeline it also includes two major german energy providers and former german chancellor. is the north stream board member promoting the project. russian natural gas is set to flow through a stream to the german baltic sea ports of move kron at the end of next year former german chancellor gerhard schroeder heads the project. we need the gas and it's the cheapest that we can get anyone who understands energy policy knows that if the. rejected criticism that the pipeline would allow the kremlin to cut off eastern europe energy supply. obviously there are fears in the baltic and poland for historical reasons but that cannot shape today's policy because these countries are members of nato and the e.u. they have all the security they need. he said nord stream two has nothing to do with moscow's political ambitions and virtue of because it's a business project it's simple six major energy firms are coming together to invest billions

survey almost half of the russian population aspire to work for the biggest state run company gas brum so let's get over to the business but it's a now as you go to meet him and just there's so gas from where in the wrong place is the place to be a hair what is the most the desired employer in russia according to well what people say in the streets according to see on the national agency for four opinion polls and around forty four percent used to trust the statistics of respondents they dream of working there it's almost every other russian there it's actually moving up first of three percent two thousand nine hundred three out of ten would work for that company and the biggest biggest bank in russia's burbank finishes the top three with twenty five percent of russians eager to get on the lender's payroll but these indeed are the three top gave us a big state corporations so why are russians so eager to work for state run corporations wants a new ring well the key word here would be stability katie because these giant companies they project an image that they are coal loss or they can

now let's bring in ali bart's in the frame for a financial correspondent there only about audi is brum short now the right man. he was perhaps the only man in the only board at the moment to seem suitable for the job to the people at the very top in the supervisory board especially the trade unions in lower saxony in the family's portion ph and read a description of him he seems an empathetic man that as a people person listening to people and at the same time self-confident but not seeking the limelight those aren't the worst kind of qualities for a c.e.o. some would say unusual qualities of listening and not seeking the limelight but we'll see how it turns out he will probably be in that role until it's decided that rupert stop there is out or he returns see after perhaps the judiciary decides that he has one thing going for a member and shot he's only been with already since last september so any wrongdoing i would say that goes back years he would have nothing to do with that from out of the clear conscience it seems that the investigations into the legal issues is making progress

complicated to register for them especially persons without access the internet the computers will brumyou know we know the health care system is on the brink of collapsing it was that way before the pandemic began doesn't it make more sense for refugee refugees to stay in colombia fear. to be honest it doesn't make sense i mean just less that less than a few fragments of people listening in complete and from editing columbia knowing how to failure and how to feed themselves what a situation is not all of better and famous way take for example the column in capital city both of which has about 400000 friends leighton's 80 percent in this living in informatic can make these people struggling to make ends meet on a daily basis but to go back to venezuela means they need to show 1st buy from the 50 kilometers through then this month and range break quarantine and what's preoccupying me government is that there might be huge strain on the houses than in the border before the thing is right and you can raise their country limits and venezuela at the moment there are no guarantees for his saf

or more let's talk to brum possumus a journalist based in bamako but currently visiting the netherlands brown thanks for being with us tell us what you're hearing from bamako when i'm hearing is as you mentioned in the morning shots rang out the army camps. in there kathy which is molly's principal garrison town and. it wasn't entirely clear why this was happening at this particular point in time it wasn't neither was it very clear who were behind this it's been construed as a coup now there are there is very very little to suggest that there is anything more going on than an ordinary army mutiny led by a few disgruntled offices full of men in their wake ok we have to see how far this goes then but this unrest that we're seeing does not come entirely as a surprise does it i mean there's a lot of discontent in mali over corruption and security issues for example. oh absolutely i mean this extends to the army as well which sends soldiers through the front to fight an asymmetrical war with rebels in all kinds of on militias without actually paying them properly and proper salaries which is

in another important english game, tottenham beat liverpool 2-1, arsenal beat brums 4-0, and manchester united lost to chrysal in eltraford. palace lost in the eighth week of the spanish league last night, real madrid beat girona 3-0 and took the place of this team at the top of the table , they defeated sociedad, and the game between raivicano and mallorca and bahia real ended without a goal in the seventh week of the italian series last night. inter defeated their guest salernitan 4-0 and finished at the top of the table with 18 points. all four goals of nortsuri were won by lautarins and they remained in the second place with the same points as inter and due to the defeat. defending champions napoli won against lecce with four goals and are in third place with 14 points took and in the continuation of the sixth week of the german league last night , leysish was able to stop bayern munich at home with 2 goals. for bayern, opendaa and lokba managed to score for him. in other games, bayer leverkusen beat mainz with three goals and took the 100th place. stodgaard also defeated its host k

russian sentiment brum to sell out of kiev general election next year also ahead. we're going to get those values up we're going to get those jobs coming back president faces up cities in which he had promised to revitalize american manufacturing seize factories closed month always. begins its mission but some scientists want to stop using words like exploration and call it when it comes to space they're worried by the connotations. just go on six am in denver eight pm in jakarta and four in the afternoon right here in moscow this wednesday november the twenty eighth welcome to our to international our top story wiki leaks has said it's ready to suit britain's guardian newspaper the whistle blowing organization accuses the daily of fabricating a story involving its founder julian assange on secretly meeting trump's former election campaign chairman paul munna ford well wiki leaks cells are ready to launch the phone to support the legal action with assault instructing lawyers on the case the notion of those so named secret talks rapidly spread over the media comes a