globe a vocal critic of the kremlin and fears opponents of moscow's adek sation of his native crimea aleck's on soft has become russia's most famous prisoner he's currently serving a twenty year long jail term charged with plotting acts of terrorism a sentence he says is politically motivated this year he staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest at russia's human rights record european union just got its case as a breach of international law. and with me in the studio is our very own it calmly you are very well versed in all things a ukraine so we're very happy to have you here with us. this scribe to us put into context for us how significant is it that the e.u. picked him specifically and tell us a little more about sets off well this is a very difficult time for him because as you mentioned he's just ended his long hunger strike unsuccessfully for him he didn't achieve what he wanted he wanted freedom more than if you him self before the ukrainian prisons in russia he's a filmmaker who is native to crimea when rush took over he was very vocal in his opposition to that

force they experience their awareness stand aleck's of should and has already met his mother in balkan or after you came down he hugged her with great relief obviously a great deal of worry for the family of their family also here at the space training center the command center waiting for the cosmonauts return expected late today or tomorrow morning or early afternoon from kazakstan i would manage to speak to suhaila exception in his wife earlier who expressed great relief at husband coming home safe and sound. i watched the launch on t.v. and then i got the news from my neighbors so you can understand my feelings at the time it was hard but the support of the team my friends my relatives they supported me so much you can be ready for that cosmonauts are prepared they get trained but the wives just stay down here in warri after an hour and a half i was able to talk to him he called and said that he was ok and we're going to see each other soon of course this is somewhat of a miracle but i want to see think you to the rescue team who designed the scape system. thanks to that the crew r

everyone from elmo's to lady gaga and more recently showcases for automotive visions of the future aleck trick has gone out is the motto of this even guy. presenting everything connected to allergies first all electric series. and any car with an electric motor would be pretty silly because you'd have to push the out each run all the electric to be unveiled later as to the motors with different looks and different sizes and why. they wanted to reproduce or quatro system so firstly that means two electric motors we also wanted a modular design which the designers achieve by maximizing the synergies and identical pirates so that we could use a lot of parts for both the front and rear power trains and default on people at the front of motor has a not quite of one hundred twenty five kilowatts the rear unit one hundred forty and one specialist that's power is always available a motor will not end up reducing its output when it overheats them up there to be installed a water cooling system that makes it possible to control the temperature via the thermal management and that guarantees that ho

exit polls coming in as we're speaking to even just look at some stuff on social media from europe aleck's again these are unconfirmed is just election polls but they're saying. the greens coming up with some of the best results in history apparently eight point nine percent increase i believe for the greens. also making gains as well so certainly is a possibility. just look like a possibility again in has put the f.t. party as we said in all sixty german regional parliaments here in addition to the what do you think has been the reason for their success because prior to this they were very much marginalized on the fringes of politics people marching against them describing them you know as a policy of racists. what's been the secret to them becoming really almost mainstream. yeah. there not it's my opinion really and active phenomena they're more of a reaction to things that malcolm has done she moved the whole cd you. really quite far to the left from basically center right to center left in my opinion thereby crushing the s.p.d. the s.p.d. has its own weaknesses and they've lost i guess

make their first statements and undergo further examinations we literally just spoke to the wife of aleck c. chin she told issues beside herself with. loneliest of those of us are you discouraged of the. liberal party or. the fact in that them people are mere intensive search of a source or do any number of governors years old her version the way. she look at every issue. russian soyuz spacecraft to forty pm local time eagle that was about eleven o'clock this morning where we are as nearly as it was eleven or was it was twenty minutes to noon or just two minutes after it took off one hour from the end but then just two minutes after it took off a rocket booster malfunction was detected so the crew made a successful emergency landing in central kazakstan and it hasn't ended in disaster for them the two men seems to have only picked up minor injuries even if anyone was in a.z. to see it was amazing to see them and it was really walking aboard the plane that took them from that small town of just kind of gun to baikonur they were actually walking themselves so the rescue operation began righ

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electricity and a better network of charging stations mean there are already one hundred twenty thousand aleck trick r.'s and dutch robots. if your battery runs out in amsterdam you're never far from a charging station. there are already two and a half thousand in the city and that figure is set to continue rising. these two women work for dutch utility company energy which has installed a significant proportion of the stations with subsidies from local authorities. and. local governments charging infrastructure right from the beginning. and like in many other cities the locations of new charging stations are determined by where residents say they need them. also benefit from substantial tax incentives for electric vehicles as a result say the authorities residents are being won over to the idea of. a ninety minute drive away already has forty three electrically powered city busses they have a range of around one hundred kilometers on a full battery which needs half an hour to charge. the buses were retrofitted by video the bus builders order books are currently full thanks also to the dutch g

i'm sorry so much god it's good to have you with us we start in afghanistan where parliamentary aleck. actions and come the hard province have been pushed back one week after the killing of one of the country's most powerful security figures the funeral has been health for general abdul razzaq who was shot by a gunman along with two others that are high level security conference the deaths come as a blow to the western backed government and raise questions over stability in the south of afghanistan parliamentary elections will go ahead across the rest of the country tomorrow despite the killings. and with us in studio is due to. xenia she is reported extensively in afghanistan and joins us for more on the story . tell us more about this you know these killings how much is this going to disrupt elections this weekend in afghanistan well the attack yesterday is a major blow to the whole election process people were very hopeful about this year's election this is an election that people have been waiting for three years now it was delayed again and again and the security situation is a m

. >> he was kind of a smart aleck. he, you know he was growing up with three older brothers. he -- he was a smart kid. he knew a lot. and he just, i mean, he always had something to say for everything. >> what was he up to in his life then? >> he went to a science magnet middle school -- elementary combined with a middle school, and he really liked science. he was always outside playing. so that was his big thing. >> well, he was a big gamer, wasn't he? >> he was. but more times than not, he would be outside with neighborhood kids. >> reporter: but it wasn't the neighborhood kids that fascinated the cops. tom had a lot of friends he'd never actually met in real life. they were people he knew from the anonymous world of online gaming. it was those relationships that detectives wanted to know more about. >>> when we come back the investigation begins. >> does he play around on chat rooms or anything like that that you might be nervous about? >> curious conversations online. >> he interacted with people all over the u.s. >> a mysterious stranger and another murder. where would t