alexis ¿cÓmo estÁs hermano?Á al aire en horario especial porque estÁ el juego de mÉxico con reno escuve en horario montaÑa la podrÁn ver a las 6 de la tarde en la costa oeste a las 6:30 de la tarde, tomen nota porque no se pueden perder eva luna que estarÁ llena de sorpresas y solamente faltan 10 capÍtulos para que se termine la novela. >> no puede ser ¿con quiÉn se casarÁ? bueno, vamos a un mensaje comercial y regresamos. >> si usted ha sido vÍctima de un amor obsesionado dÓnde ha sido perseguido y se ha sentido acosado que dice estar enamorado de usted o por el contrario ha sentido un amor tan intenso por alguien y se ha convertido en una obsesiÓn llamenos al nÚmero en pantalla sin olvidardejarnos su nÚmero telefÓnico, tambiÉn nos puede enviar un correo electrÓnico a la pÁgina en pantalla. >> (risas). >> ¿han tenido algÚn obsesionado u obsesionada? >> yo creo que todos los amores tienen un toque de obsesiÓn. >> licenciado, muchas gracias. >> (risas). >> digame licenciado, licenciado. >> hablando de historias d

alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> tightening the leash on dogs. one bay area city gets tough after a deadly accident in a park. what breaking the rules could cost you. >>> and george clooney in court? the starring role he could play in a sex trial. >>> and partly cloudy but mild today with significant warming on the way. we're talking about some record- breaking temperatures a good possibility. more on that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, troops near muammar qaddafi's hometown. last night opposition forces suffered a setback. they >>> in libya rebels fire rockets at government troops near moammar qaddafi's hometown. last night opposition forces suffered a setback losing ground, fleeing from the front lines but today they are regrouping. meanwhile, members of the rebel force traveled to london to meet with secretary of state hillary clinton this morning. >> and clinton is there with representatives from more than 40 nations to discuss the future of libya, the military mission being turned over to nato. diplomats are looking at options to end qaddafi's

alexis christophorus shows us. >> reporter: the job market is slowly bouncing back. last month companies hired at the fastest pace in nearly a year. the economy added 192,000 jobs and the unemployment rate dropped to 8.9%. that's the lowest in almost two years. calvin gordon is hoping his situation will turn around too. he lost his job at a consulting firm three months ago. >> i vent wally believe -- eventually believe i will get a job. it is just when. the when is a little concern. >> reporter: wall street hopes one good months will lead to another. when companies start seeing the economy gain strength they are more than willing to add to their payroll. fed chief ben bernanke says things are going in the right direction. >> i think the key thing here is instead of unemployment stagnating or going up that we see a sustainable recovery moving forward. >> reporter: the strongest hiring was in factories, education and health care. retailers cut jobs and so did state and local governments. over 13.5 million people total are still looking for work. for calvin gordon, bein

alexis christophorous shows us who is hiring. >> reporter: the job market is slowly bouncing back. last month, companies hired at the fastest pace in nearly a year. the economy added 192,000 jobs. and the unemployment rate dropped to 8.9%. that's the lowest in almost two years. calvin gordon is hoping his situation will turn around, too. he lost his job at a consulting firm three months ago. >> i visually believe i'm going to get a job. it is just when. and that when, that undetermined thing is a little concerning. >> reporter: wall street hopes one good month will lead to another. when companies start seeing the economy gaining strength, they're more willing to add to their payrolls. fed chief ben bernanke says things are going in the right direction. >> i think the key here is that instead of unemployment stagnating or going up, that we see a sustainable recovery moving forward. >> reporter: the strongest hiring was in factories. education and health care. and retailers cut jobs. and so did state and local governments. all told, over 13.5 million people are still looking for work

here and peter all over he's the moscow for us i first to you alexy in ukraine we can of course see that white plume of smoke over the fukushima plant from the thirty's and getting enjoying the day what can we infer from that. well it is really hard to judge what this white smoke was caused by but definitely it reminds us of what happened twenty five years ago quarter of a century in the ukrainian town of chernobyl back then of course it was the u.s.s.r. now it's part of sovereign ukraine the white smoke was indeed coming out of the open a cracked open reactor after the explosion which happened early in the morning on april twenty sixth nine hundred eighty six indeed the one the accident which is now taking place in japan it looks like just like the chernobyl accident with one exception that in japan there's far more of this white smoke coming out of the reactor as we've seen at the different pictures shown by the japanese television all throughout the day it is hard to say what caused this explosion yet we have heard no official explanation so far we've heard a version that it was cause

. >>> >>> en el automóvil de la persecución estaba jackie alexis de 3 años de edad que la policía dijovia d jorge alberto. tras una llamada de presunta violencia doméstica. en la que lo acusa de estar embriagado. aquí vemos a la mamá de la niña, cuando corre al vehículo a salvar a su hija. la familia del sospechoso dijo que no se trataba de un secuestro. . >>> >>> era su hija y vivían juntos y la secuestró la había llevado a un mcdonal's a comprarle algo. después la policía lo empezó a seguir. >>> en la calle, todavía hay evidenci del tiroteo algunos carros presentan impactos de bala. >>> los disparos. muchos dispares. >>> la policía un continúa con una investigación en que examina si el tiroteo fue justificado ximena tiene un hermano que es agente del a alguacil del condado de los angeles. en montebello california. soy salvador durán, regresamos ahora con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias salvador, es un distinto lamentable arrestaron otro fugitivo que dató el caos. >>> el sujeto que conducía en estado de ebriedad, provocó un accidente mientras era perseguido se metió a otro vehículo qu

alexis christofers on which industries are taking the biggest hit. >> reporter: the arrows are pointingck market watches japan grapple with a nuclear crisis. the dow dropped triple digits while investors monitor the headlines about radiation leaks from japan's crippled power plants. but while they are worried, traders say they are not in panic mode. >> overall not enough to decimate this market or to undermine the recovery that we are experiencing at the moment. >> reporter: japan suffered a much bigger drop. the stock market tumbled for two days in a row. power outages from the earthquake and the tsunami have put japanese factories out of business and damage to the roads makes it impossible to move products. sony and honda have stopped production. and toyota says it will stay closed at least through wednesday. its prius is only made in japan, raising concerns about shortages of the popular hybrid. some of wall street's biggest losers are the industries that do the most business with japan, like technology companies which use japanese components. and general electric which designs nucle

alexis, cbs news. >>> violence in london where nearly half a million people protest in the streets. >>> the damage the fires and why so many people are letting loose their frustrations. >>> a big step forward for rebels against the government in libya. why there is dancing and celebration in the streets of one eastern city. and someone is very rich today. one ticket matched all the numbers in last night's megamillions drawing. this is their >>> a big victory for rebel groups in libya as they take control in the city. this is their first win since coalition air strikes began a week ago against moammar gadhafi's military. here is more. >> reporter: libyan rebels danced on burned out tanks. fired guns in the air and flew their flags saturday. they retook the key coastal city after beating back moammar gadhafi's forces. further west in tripoli, a woman said she was repeatedly sexually assaulted by government troops for two days. before she could finish her story, government security guards stepped in, pushing journalists out of the way. hotel staff grabbed the woman and threw her out. out

is open for visitors and members from the blood of a stork digger club author the tali dimitri and alexi carrying out scientific expeditions on weekends they explore military architecture monuments from different eras the island has them all including fortifications though by the military engineers of the songs as well the soviet underground dance is that you if you keep to the mouse directions and don't lose your way chances are you'll find those installations the problem is that they're hidden some way and thanks beyond the woods it was in more than one attempt to find them. the ferry to the village of god knows you're on the island of russkie reaches its destination in forty minutes the diggers came here to take a look at a unique fortification of the venetian love battery which for a long time had been a classified facility it was a key element in blood of all storms defenses for the purpose of these guns was to protect the city from sea and land assaults their range of fire was thirty five kilometers they were never actually used a military purposes and the last salvo for training w

i would now like to introduce alexis, who was at the forefront of the planning of this project. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this presentation is really to get you familiarity with forward city, locally and nationwide. force city is a $12 billion company. is public. we pop -- focus primarily on urban development and transit oriented, so this is the type of project we are attuned to. we have a great combination of national brent and local debt. we have been incentives " for 30 years, -- san francisco for 30 years. about 800 units. that has progressed to a few projects that i will show you shortly. we also have an incredible history of nationwide doing complex, public-private partnerships, projects that take multi phases, and have a lot of variables to them to balance. i will also take you through those. i want to hit home with a few things that you should take away from us. along with the numbers that are on the screen here. which is really our commitment to active partnerships within the community and public partner, understanding what that means. what that means in an urban contex

between these tourism nations because the latest resignation happened for a much more pleasant reason alexi would argue for years my a very good friend and colleague and he worked really hard he was a great help and the only reason for his resignation is that he's taking up another position so that was rather his. very soon an offer and we discussed it with him i think it is good to show understanding when you have to let someone go. is currently acting prime minister is your former finance minister right will he be offered to take up the pm post not necessarily that's because we are considering a few candidates now. can you please comment on another personnel decision i quote the english judicial qualification committee has disarmed deputy chairman of the supreme court. that would be mr though there go for it thanks. blaine's his resignation by claiming that you personally put pressure on him in other words he accuses you of meddling in judicial affairs that. comment on these accusations. nor sort of quote first of all he's not the deputy chairman he's just a regular member of the republic

alexis, the mom just told "the skinny" to radaronline saying it's ryan's.eing in the white house, being president ages you so tremendous. we've seen it with every president. they just look so -- they look like a different person. from the inauguration by the time they fly off and leave -- >> gray hair. >> gray hair, wrinkles. well, there's been from radaronline a beauty expert kind of looked at obama and says it looks like he's aged the equivalent of a decade just in the past two years. and they said of all these politicians, he's shown the most significant signs of aging over the shortest period of time, and he's the youngest of the presidents of the last couple of administrations. just proof of how the stress of that job just kind of sucks your youthfulness out a little bit. >> well, in fact, there was a rumor going around that the president was dying his hair because he had some gray hairs that showed up and michelle obama was saying he's so not -- he doesn't care. she's got that whole vegetable garden, so maybe she's trying to help him out, eating well.

experience and coping with both natural and technological disasters our correspondents in ukraine alexi are szczesny who looks at the similarities of the sure noble disaster with what is currently happening and unfolding right now in japan. they initially may seem very similar incidents but in reality they're pretty much different first of all because what is now happening in japan is indeed an aftermath. a natural disaster the earthquake what happened in chernobyl quarter of a century ago was a hundred percent manmade disaster and this is of course the essential difference the other difference is the the fact that the reactor in japan is one hundred times more powerful than the one and in fact the two stations the two power plants in the fukushima region. produce the world's biggest joint amount of energy and this means of course that this reactor which is under threat now is far more powerful than the one in the fourth nuclear power station which exploded twenty five years ago and also one of the differences is that the security system in japan at the power station is promising that s

local favorites to become russia's first ever stops a world champion the cause and his teammates alexis very involved are also on the team out of and at the world cup glory plus they change the overall type at the same track say so god had retired from the sport last summer and then returned to enjoy the best season of his career he's now hungry for more. but we'll talk about those noble of course will be preparing for the sochi olympics from now on to be and you can't break in which is good for just one season we had some serious discussions with this woods hierarchy and came to a decision that you had available to the federation knows very well what is to be done if you want to achieve good results of the season for example who finished in the top she said almost every world cup stage that's about being what we're going to see a problem and that's what the now i'll be back in an hour with more news until then i think. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. bryson if you know about someone from phones to

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia still i'll see reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. and that story and many more not. including still on track and field readings and evidence on one. of these. right on searches on you and you can. ask them if. if . in georgia and israeli investor one hundred million dollars budget wouldn't government has found himself behind bars as he waits a court verdict only food since trial for the bribery says he was set up because of the money and children which survives thanks to from the capital his adept at the ring investment it's are to his only son now reports of money coming into georgia and something else to stay. you might not know exactly where the small caucus country years georgia the crossroads of europe and asia are chances are if you watch major global news networks you've seen investing in georgia ads. if you are. not of magnets are investing in georgia capitals even getting a trump tower of its own when businessmen should be we're getting trapped e.t

history of course happening in ukraine and from ukraine we can now hear from the alexy out a shift he talks about what russia could bring to the table should force. nuclear disaster be on the cards at painful trip down memory lane alexander often goes to the thirty kilometer h. or not was exclusion zone in ukraine but every visit evokes sad emotions twenty five years ago what is now the ghost town of where you got which was his home before the chernobyl fallout changed everything. you know i didn't come here just to take photos it still feels like home. i spent my best childhood years here along to here. and even those who've never been here before come and feel the car. so they want to come back here. and look somebody is one of hundreds of thousands whose address changed after april the twenty sixth one thousand nine hundred eighty six the place is one of the youngest districts in the late one nine hundred eighty s. houses sprung up here literally overnight many of those who had to leave their homes in the chernobyl area found their home here a total of three hundred thousand people

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia ski r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. so all the world news in brief this hour syria's president says the rest there was a from outside the country and is pledging to eliminate those behind it is the bashar ourselves of first address since outside government protests broke out a fortnight ago causing even sixty deaths so far contrary to expectations the president has not lifted the fifty year old state of emergency in the country he signed the cabinet on tuesday's huge approach that it took rounds rallied to support assad. huge crowds of protesters in yemen refusing to back down a system that didn't immediately ends its decades of rule in battle that has offered to go after elections are still a caretaker government in the meantime wednesday's rallies in the capital city denounced the deadly explosions like this country which killed april highs in the south demonstrations izabella square have also seen president sunday's control slip away. floods have

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russian ski r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. you can always find that story and many more on our team dot com when you want wednesday including still on track russia plans to build high speed rail links with several european capitals time twenty eight in the world cup also. these are on the ground bring criminal searches on for robert and two hundred patients. in georgia israeli investor one hundred million dollars by the government is awaiting a judge's verdict later today following a controversial trial and six months in jail while the fruit says charged with bribery says he was set up because the authorities don't want to pay their debt and starting is this an early reports with georgia's government desperate for cash and seen little chance of their conclusion. you might not know exactly where this small caucus country years georgia the crossroads of europe and asia are chances are if you watch major global news networks you've seen invested in georgia a

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russian ascii art scene reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine you can always find that story and many more of course. when i've been wrong. still on track what's a plan to find something to ground and simple little thing in time for the twenty eighteen at wild card also police are on the prowl for a bird brained criminal the search is on for a robot plus two hundred pigeons problem on stand. him. i mean israeli invest one hundred million dollars by the georgian government has entered six months of incarceration and it's basically jail without conviction he says he's being held up on trying to challenge is what this man is accused of bribery but says he was set up because of your thorazine i don't want to pay that debt the verdicts in his controversial trial of perspiring twice now with thought likely he'll receive a maximum penalty of eight years behind bars the goals that he's and now a report for george is desperate for cash many think it'll chaunce effect inclusion

his side's character after beating to use an oscar one nil to lift the russian super cup substitute alexy iron of the winner in the traditional curtain raiser to the new russian football season the muscovite far more scoring opportunities throughout this match but for letting these men found in athens seventy three minutes three iron off his skull are scheduled to play the need to get next month in the quarter final of the russian cup and before that both play in the last sixteen of the europa league on thursday brings anything does he see twenty and seriously ask the taxi call tell. me more in england can't scored a hat trick is a little stunned league leaders manchester united three one at anfield with suarez would be a sin in this match and how they did manage to get a consolation goal in the dying moments for united elsewhere remains a close call twice russian international little on public trying to got the other scotland three three draw against songs on that result the spurs level on points with fourth place chelsea they will play a relegation battle blackpool tonight chelsea thems

five years ago in what is now sovereign ukraine have proved to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexy rossetti see reporting from kiev ukraine. and nuclear expert dr result the whole says all the way through noble type results or is unlikely to happen in japan and contamination area from the fukushima plant will grow. it's a horrible irony that the japanese who were the first we attacked with the nuclear weapons will now also suffer from the hands of nuclear energy and we hope that it won't be like chernobyl in terms of how wide it will be spread because if it was an explosion coming out of containment dome then it won't go as high as it with chernobyl and so it won't spread so far but that means that the radiation will be a lot more intense in the actual area so it's good that they're evacuating at the moment but it's really not enough because the area is much larger that we're talking about that will be contaminated. christopher simons an associate professor at a talker university says the radiation levels around fukushima are high and children may suffer the most from exposure. peo

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. ten rounds not of news this hour rash of floods and swept through eight provinces in south florida killing twenty one and leaving more than three hundred missing with trains canceled three airports shut over seven hundred thousand people affected thousands of tourists are stranded meteorologists blamed heavy rains on a cold front coming down from china more rain is expected over the next few days. huge crowds of protesters in yemen refusing to back down assisting their president immediately ends his decades of rule the embattled leader has to go on for elections and install a caretaker government in the meantime wednesday's round eyes in the capital also denounced the deadly explosion in a back country which killed over one hundred of the sound of demonstrations where have all things in the presence of control slipped away. georgia is advertise worldwide as a lucrative business destination but one investor says it nee

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia ski out sea reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. that story art and dot com but if you like including still on track russia plans to build high school railings . and time consuming. things are on the prowl for brain searches on. two hundred interns and. in georgia there's been another today a very controversial trial and it's really best to send a hundred million dollars by the government only through who's already been jail for six months without conviction that's up to eight years behind bars this is where he's accused of bribery but says he was set up because the. pay their debt his claims against the government into almost two decades recent held international court. use of our ports with georgia's government cash the civil trial so fair conclusion. you might not know exactly where the small caucus country is georgia the crossroads of europe and asia chances are if you watch major global news networks you've seen invested in georgia ads. nasa magnets are

praising his side's character after beating cska moscow one nil to lift the russian super cup substitute alexy on of with the winner in the traditional curtain raiser for the new russian football season muscovites far more stable and opportunities throughout the match but by letting its men fan the net on seventy three minutes through to scar shuttle to play city to get in april in the quarter finals of the russian part but before that both will play in the last sixteen of the europa league on thursday as the twins uneek the disease f c twenty and see a scar host f.c. . is counting the cats scored a hat trick as little stunned league leaders manchester united three one out and field to liverpool man instrumental in all three of the new suarez the system but it was the execution they grabbing at trick and it is managed to school consolation goal in the dying moments for the visiting side elsewhere in mind if oh scored twice in russian international roman public can get caught the other in tottenham street retool against bulls that result leave spurs level on points with fourth place chelsea the

ok well that's cool to you alexi that's just let me just read to you the latest news that we're getting from japan the chief of japan's chief cabinet secretary secretary says it's not clear if the explosion took place in the reactor however we have been seeing a white plume of smoke on the screen there however radiation level at the power plant one power plant one is if exposed for one hour if someone is exposed to one hour it's equal to a yearly dose of radiation but the government right now it's reported that they are preparing iodine to secure the safety of people in the area keeping in mind it sure noble in the context of all the latest information we're getting how dangerous could all of this be. well it could be gravely dangerous because what happened in chernobyl twenty five years ago some serious consequences and the aftermath of the explosion at the nuclear power plant was felt everywhere across the european continent and even reached the eastern coast of the united states now we've just mentioned that you will be given out to the people in around the area where the fukushima p

ukraine well images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. turning some other world news in this hour flash floods have swept through eight provinces supper time killing at least twenty one and even more than three hundred missing the trains council than three airports shut over seven hundred thousand people have been affected and thousands of tourists are stranded meteorologists blame the heavy rains on a cold front coming down from china more rain is expected over the next few days. from. huge crowds of protesters in yemen are refusing to back down insisting their president immediately ends his decades of rule the embattled leader has offered to go after elections and install a caretaker government in the meantime wednesday's around these of the capitals they denounced the deadly explosion in a weapons function which killed over one hundred in the south demonstrations in cities elsewhere have also seen president sunday's control slip further away. syrian president bashar al

needed an overtime but when alexis got loose, 19 points, 17 rebounds for the gators.y end the jimmer's career. that's an overtime that jimmer had 32. >>> bad news in the giants' front. nlcs mvp cody ross is expected to be placed on dl. nair his right calf and could miss up to three weeks which includes the first two weeks of the regular season. good news on the giants' front, this saturday night 7:00 p.m., nbc bay area brings you their special in-depth documentary "poised for a repeat." an inside look at giants as they talk about the defending title and this spring training and how it's the most important one going on saturday. 7:00 watch the dvr on the official station of the giants, and i told you, i forgot a score in there. do you know a score in there. >> san diego state. >> you might want to pass these over. uconn with a win. >> give him a hug. >> i like that. my alma mater is -- >> sad to say. >>> okay let's do a final check with jeff. >> yep, we're still watching for some possible flooding for tomorrow. one of the critical areas will be down near the san lorenz

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia fifty r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. well you can always find that story and many more at r.t. dot com whatever he wants including still interest russia plans to build high speed rail links with several european capitals the toy for twenty eight world cup also. police on the prowl for a birdbrain criminal the search is on for a problem for two hundred agents most improved. in georgia and israeli investor one hundred million dollars other government is awaiting a judge's verdict later today for the controversial trial only foods who's already been in jail six months is challenging the bribery but says he was set up because the authorities don't want to pay their debts that there's a lot in the somali reports for the georgian government desperate for cash and he see a little chance of a fair conclusion. you might not know exactly where the small caucus country years georgia the crossroads of europe and asia my chances are if you watch major global ne

moscow one meal to lift the russian super cup substitute alexy on of with the winner in the traditional curtain raiser a new russian football season the muscovites had far more scoring opportunities throughout this match but let the birdies man found the net on seventy three minutes from now on off to scar a shape to two plays and eight again next month in the quarter final but russian cup before that though both play in the last sixteen of the europa league on the day and sneak in visit f.c. twenty twentieth's f.c. porter. now an england camp scored a hat trick his little stunned league leaders manchester united three one at anfield to see liverpool many instrumental then goals lou suarez the assistant and was the executioner grabbing that hat trick having been and managed to score consolation gold in the growing moments with a visiting side elsewhere jermain defoe school twice and russian international man public chant he got the other in tottenham three three draw against wolves that result leave spurs level on points with fourth place chelsea they play relegation battle is blackpool

thirty six year old has returned from germany where he eclipsed the local favorites and his teammate alexis boy avoid the one the two man of venti playing in the world championship the first time russians have done that as you call of have retired from the sport last summer but then returned to enjoy the best season of his career and he's now hungry for more. part of the will of course will be preparing for the social impacts from now on i didn't come back into the sport for just one season we had some serious discussions with the sports hierarchy and came to a decision before then you had of the boston federation knows very well what's to be done for to achieve good results of take the season for example that will finish in the top six at almost every world cup stage that's a very big thing for you so you wouldn't miss something that is pretty rare hat trick in the cricket world cup frank lasith malinga got it during his side's nine wickets rationing of can you offer surprised even the fate of pakistan sri lanka needed to make a stand so i mean the rebels columns table would still be on st

twenty five years ago in what is now sovereign ukraine proved to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexi russia r.t. reporting from kiev ukraine. for more on this when outlined why i don't read what jacob the we said to things that professor of nuclear history and culture of peace i mean has a being with us all to take a now at these latest reports that we're getting of a potential down as to the fuel rods what does that soon and how serious is that. it's very serious but fuel rods are where the fuel the nuclear fuel for nuclear power plants are stored and so as a result the fuel rods are what contains most of the radioactive material so damage to the fuel rods. primarily means nothing of the fuel rods in the melting of the fuel rods is what releases higher levels of radiation so any damage to the fuel rods is is what we're trying to avoid in all cases so any damage to it does increase significantly the amount of radiation that will enter the environment and also boringly there are reports of radiation levels rising in not a province in japan avonlea comments on bats that coming from the

that seems alexy are stressed he has travelled in the novel exclusion zone to find out whether they checked the showing any signs of recovery that said this report from the area abandoned after the catastrophe. exactly twenty five years ago what is now an absolutely lifeless ghost town of in ukraine was a bustling scene this was not only the pride of the soviet union in terms of construction something over role model of a perfect town but also it was one of its biggest secrets towns like people were called out on the ground or nuclear city and they were restricted only to the nuclear power plant workers and some military personnel and security service men is nowadays part of the noble exclusion zone and it is believed to be very unsafe to live here in terms of radiation levels now this is the place where the authorities made their first fatal mistake this is called the death bridge it connects the chernobyl nuclear power station and the closest town of people when the explosion happened nobody knew what was going on in the very first hours so the authorities set up a security checkpoint in

ukraine well images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia asking r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. yes we can always find that story and many more are to call twenty four hours a day including still on track russia plans to build high speed rail links with seven in capitals in time twenty eight cup. these are on the prowl for criminal searches on. two hundred pages. in georgia verdict in a controversial trial of its very best the one billion dollars government has been postponed the judge became ill ronnie food has already been jail for six months is charged with bribery says it was set up because they don't want to pay their debt that has autism sonali reports governments desperate for cash when you see the child's welfare. you might not know exactly where this small caucus country years georgia the crossroads of europe and asia are chances are if you watch major global news networks you've seen invest in georgia ads. you're. not of magnets are investing your georgia capitals even getting a trump tower of i

eclipsed the local favorites to come russia's first ever play world champions who called and his teammate alexy boy aboard that also won the two man event to add to their world cup glory plus they clinched the overall title at the same track zuckoff had retired from the sport last summer but then returned to enjoy the best season of his career and is now hungry for more. well of course i'll be preparing for the sochi olympics from now on i didn't come back into the sport for just one season we had some serious discussions with the sports hierarchy and came to a decision there's a new head of the federation knows very well what's to be done in four to achieve good results of take the season for example or finish in the top six at almost every world cup stage that's a very big thing for you so you wouldn't fit in cricket trying can buy with a less safe malinga has been in devastating fall getting a hat trick during his side's nine rushing of pena at the cricket world cup after a surprise i think a fainting pakistan for lanka needed to make a strong statement only big brothers collins and david wo

his praise is size character after being in moscow one nil to lift the russian super cup substitute alexy iron of with a win in the traditional curtain raiser to the new russian football season the muscovites far more scoring opportunities throughout this match with spare lessons many plan the net and seventy three minutes through to starship took place in the field getting a tour of the quarter final of the russians partly for that though both play in the last sixteen of the europa league on thursday and is the visit f.c. twente take auntie's f.c. palter sixty nine english premier league liverpool moved up to six places after defeating leaders manage to ninety three one at anfield to liverpool man in tremendously in all three goals the squads the system and the execution a grabbing at patrick have even on days managed to score a consolation goal in the dying moments for the visiting side this was a dalglish use third win against united since he was project level back in one thousand nine hundred elsewhere brush an international demand public change dischord himself and this is to your mi

from germany where he expects the local favorites become russia's first a world champion of course alexy were rather also with the two man events to match the world cup glory plus they clinched the overall title at the same track and it's a so-called had retired from the sport last summer but then returned to enjoy the last season of his career he's now hungry for more. product or going to the world of course will be preparing for the sochi olympics from now on i didn't come back into the sport for just one season we had some serious discussions with the school's hierarchy and came to a decision and you had of the bobsleigh federation knows very well what's to be done if we want to achieve the results of the season through example of them finished in the top six said almost every world cup stage that's a very big thing for you so you probably do it and that's all sporting when i'll probably back in just under two hours with more news although i think that. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v

twenty five years ago and what is now silver in ukraine prove to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexi russia r.t. reporting from kiev ukraine. stay with us here for the latest developments entrepreneur and our web site. as well. until all the news the solid forces loyal to colonel gadhafi are gaining momentum in the east amid international calls for him to step down libyan media reports say rebel groups have been driven out of several key all towns all she's pulled is clear has the latest from the region or. looking stated a vision is reporting that forces loyal to the libyan leader moammar gadhafi have now retaken the oil town of great get in the east of the country according to state television this town has been to quote him clear instead of armed gangs gregor is the site of a major oil terminal and throughout the day sunday they have been hitting clashes happening there but we haven't as of yet been able to independently verify these state television reports in the past state television has been faulty in its reporting it based very often preempting the sexists as are they got his

in ukraine capital him for us tonight hi there alexi well what are the prosecutors saying and how exactly might the former ukrainian leader been involved in this. but it's hard to say whether this will all go against the country's former president because this story has been dragging on for more than a decade since two thousand and it is unclear whether. connection to this murder will be somehow established i'd like to remind our viewers that a very well known opposition journalist you know you got the went missing in the year two thousand he's found a month later in one of the forests outside of key of and in this wild chase of an investigation to have been several arrests and several in prison a prison term for several former security offices even the executioner of this case was apprehended. there was apprehended by the police several years ago but experts are now speculating with this new while twist in the story with the country's former president being summoned to the prosecutor general's office whether he could be actually found guilty in masterminding this crime because the only e

five years ago in what is now sovereign ukraine have proved to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexi russia ascii art see reporting from kiev ukraine. and stay with us seek the latest developments in japan and. more. and other news forces loyal to colonel gadhafi are gaining momentum in these amid international calls for him to step down the then media reports say rebel groups have been driven out of several key oil terms what is clear as the latest from the region living state television is reporting that forces loyal to the libyan leader moammar gadhafi have mouth retaken the oil town of bread get in the east of the country according to state television this town has been to quote them clear instead of armed gangs or it is the size of a major oil terminal and throughout the day sunday they have been hit clashes happening there but we haven't as of yet been able to independently verify these state television reports in the past state television has been faulty in its reporting at this very often preempting the sex pistols i think of his men before they actually happen but we can con

five years ago in what is now sovereign ukraine have proved to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexy rossetti see reporting from kiev ukraine. will see throughout the day if you can for the latest developments from japan. lot of web site of course as you'd expect at r.t. dot com. second some other news now and forces loyal to colonel gadhafi gaining momentum in the east to build international calls for him to step down libyan media reports say rebel groups have been driven out of several key oil town and parties paul asli has got the latest from the region for you. looking state television is reporting that forces loyal to the libyan leader moammar gadhafi have mt retaken the oil town of great get in the east of the country according to state television this town has been to quote the maclean's to other armed gangs brigade is the site of a major oil terminal and throughout the day sunday they have been hit in clashes happening there but we haven't as of yet been able to independently verify these state television reports in the past state television has been faulty in its reporting o

ukraine will images will remain until the end of times as this land will never be inhabited again alexi russia r.t. reporting from the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine. a couple of the top world news headlines for you this wednesday the reports that police in syria opened fire during a rally in the city of the cuts here it's not known whether the gunshots were in the protesters or into the air with them again after present assad addressed the nation but failed to lift the fifty year old state of emergency as expected he blamed the countries on rest on foreign conspiracies and vowed to eliminate those behind it and the government protests broke out a fortnight ago causing over sixty deaths of. the time yemen's president and opposition members have resumed talks is huge crowds of protesters continue insisting the leader immediately ends his decades of rule earlier bill or sell a had offered to go after elections and install a caretaker government in the meantime wednesday as well as in the capital also denounced the deadly explosion in a weapons troops killed over a hundred south demon

five years ago in what is now sovereign ukraine have proved to be an invaluable lesson for mankind alexi russia r.t. reporting from kiev ukraine i'll talk to robert jacobs of research as they see a professor of nuclear history and how sad for her seems told r.t. he believes the current situation suggest the japanese authorities are far from in control of the situation. the damage to the fuel rods. primarily means nothing of the fuel rods in the melting of the fuel rods is what releases higher levels of radiation so any damage to the fuel rods is this is what we're trying to avoid in all cases so if any damage to it does increase significantly the amount of radiation that will enter the environment the claims of the japanese government at this point is that the radiation they want to go reactor are not coming from the reactors at that site but are actually from fukushima number one from the explosion at fukushima number one so this is boring as well because if this is true this would indicate that the radiation from fukushima has reached quite a distance from the plant itself the claims a