russia and algeria i'm planning to join forces to promote their gas markets the russian president is meeting his counterpart during a visit to algeria the two countries members of the exporting countries for seniors the gas equivalent of opec organisation currently they work together to set gas prices apart from talking business politics. to a moderate for the heroes of algeria's war of independence seven visited the museum of independence it's medvedev said first trip to the country his algerian counterpart has visited russia twice. and you can get much more on that presidential visit by logging on to our web site that is our teeth dot com also online you will find. stuck on a warm clothes if you plan on spending the winter in moscow weather forecasters predict the free use of a millennium is coming up in a few months. and the business news is next with stay with us. that's right time not have a look at what's happening in the world of business the investment. capital russia calling is underway in moscow the event is aimed at putting in foreign investment capital to the russian mark

s assets in algeria that's according to the co owner of the company mikhail freedman b.p. has several projects in the country including the seals in and producing around eighteen billion cubic meters of gas the year or a third of algeria's gas exports there is the asset switching k p p is said to be interested it could be worth roughly three billion dollars b.p. announced it could sell its feet mimi's outside its tank a b.p. and they stakes are valued at around nine hundred seventy billion dollars and some currency in the ruble is growing to its highest rate against the dollar in two months the greenback is following by almost two percent in the last two days amid weak job figures from the u.s. and the ruble is benefiting from one thing oil prices on a list say speculators have changed from a bearish mood for a bullish one.

are more details about the growth of the anc, and the military training that mandela underwent in algeriahoot that far across the valley? and i shot. they all said, is this your first time to shoot? i said, yes. they did not believe that. >> reporter: the book is peppered with personal asides, recollections of dreams, and intimate nuggets of a hard life, locked up as a political prisoner. what comes across is a man who dedicates himself to the struggle against apartheid, often at the expense of a happy personal life. >> what he did is he would transcribe from here. >> reporter: although not an autobiography as such, it was put together with mandela's blessing. >> i think a very beautiful gift to me right now. i came across a letter that he wrote, where he was analyzing my poetry and so on. it was such a very touching, quite emotional. >> reporter: now, 92, south africa is reluctantly considering its future without mandela. but conversations with myself portrays a man who has flaws. a man who is vulnerable. and a man who ultimately has much in common with the people who revere him. alistai

seals in solar and us producing around eighteen billion cubic meters of gas a year or a third of algeria's gas exports the assets which t.i.n.k. v.p. a said to be interested in could be worth roughly three billion dollars earlier b.p. announced it could sell its fate in these assets to take a b.p. and these states are valued at nine hundred seventy billion dollars. update for this hour but you can always find more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash business. if you move. from phones to pressure. needs for instance on t.v. don't come. back here is a reminder of the top stories here in our t.v. nine years since u.s. led forces and again a stand public support for the war is that on an all time low and some u.s. soldiers have only been making matters worse after the opponent videos of the question of what we need to. rush clashes have brought here is dan just days had a parliamentary election on wednesday and bob stormed waters of a meeting political party after a protest staged by relatives of those killed in april's rides turned violent. and the hand of the us overseas broadcasting s

imperial ambitions you're right i don't believe it i'd rather say there is some kind of innocent algeria but that's a completely different saying what your country can forget overnight that it's used to be a powerful empire but russia has common sense despite the fact that some russians say used to be so good and that is a shame is forgotten about but still russian people and specifically are those in power have common sense they're there to stand too well that it's over and it's russia's future is allowed to be an empire but rather to build up its reputation and via satellite our rather than. by force of this will be as well they would fit what are the main steerer types of russian places today. in excess of russia has the legacy of the solve it here in and it will be marred by the stigma for a long time i come from a country in which the collapse of the empire was a difficult one but bloodshed in the fifty's and sixty's. and sad to take as much as you can swallow at an early age he said you are free to get out of here is that many things about fashion haven't gotten the people for godl

publisher, saying-- you know, this is in 1953 or 1954-- saying, "the french have their own problems "in algeriahey don't--you know, "they're having their own trouble with colored people. they don't want to hear this." you know, why was this song not played in south africa? it's the same thing. meeropol writes this incredible song. what else does he write? what becomes of him? he is sort of red-baited out of his school teaching position. he was examined during a kind of mccarthy-like set of inquiries in the early 1940s, and he leaves teaching. he goes to hollywood and tries his hand there for a little while, runs into the whole era of the hollywood ten, comes back to new york, sort of subsists writing shows, you know, for people, none of which ever really are terribly prominent-- you know, sort of off-broadway kinds of shows, operettas, things like this. the only other song that people will remember him for as of now, really, is the house i live in, which is a very famous song that frank sinatra made famous-- sang it in 1945. he wrote the lyrics to that song, but when he died, he died-- you know

fields and in some i mean us producing around eighteen billion cubic meters of gas a year or third algeria's gas exports yes that's which tank a v.p. said to be interested in could be roughly worth three billion dollars b.p. announced it could sell its state in these assets to take a b.p. in those stakes are valued at around nine hundred seventy billion dollars. now russia is the second largest airline trans aero has reported a net loss of around sixty three million dollars to two thousand and nine the company blames exchange rate difference for the loss is the first time has calculated its results according to the international and not russian accounting standards analysts say the move comes ahead of the company's plans to hold an i.p.o. previous reports suggest that this could take place in the.

fields and so large and producing around eighteen billion cubic meters of gas per year or a third of algeria's gas exports the assets which ten k. b.p. is said to be interested in could be worth roughly three billion dollars b.p. announced it could sell its fate in may's assets to t. and katy perry the stakes are valued at around nine hundred seventy billion dollars . now russia's second largest airline charles arrow has reported a net loss of around sixty three million dollars to two thousand and nine the company blames the exchange rate difference for the loss this is the first time trans there has calculate its results according to the international and not the russian accounting standards analysts say the move comes ahead of the company's plans to hold an i.p.o. previous reports suggested this could take place in the next it's. not shopped out for this hour but you can always buy more stories on our website at.

other one is based on intelligence that a female suicide bomber trained by an al qaeda affiliate in algeriao paris targeting the paris metro. the third strand coming from german intelligence officials also suggests an attack by western jihadist, financed by al qaeda central which makes this special. it then gets very murky. you get the one german afghan prisoner ahmed sadiki who is singing like a canary, not credible at all for german agents. back to you. >> as always, jim, there's always disagreement among intelligence experts as they analyze this data. >> absolutely. >> thanks for that report. the state department has issued the travel alert. that is a step below a full travel warning. in other words, the travel department is not telling americans to avoid going to london, but to be careful in public places like aports and train stations. what are americans supposed to do with this snf? you're the voice of calm. how concerned should we be. since 9/11 people have been certainly aware since madrid, the mumbai bombings of being careful in train stations, being alert as janet napolitano is th

about the dress code, about the garb and a debate, a raging debate in turkey, in syria, in egypt, in algeriaw come a political faction in america comes and tell us if you criticize these clothes, if you are concerned about these clothes, then you are positioned as somebody criticizing the entire community. that is not right and what is worse, is that npr, for the last many years, for the last 20 years has been ignoring that debate within the muslim world. anybody who criticize anything that has to do with islamism as a movement is seen, is coined as somebody who is criticizing the entire community. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we'll see you soon. thanks for your insight this morning. >> thank you. >> some counties in illinois missed the deadline to send absentee ballots to troops overseas and now they're sending the deadline by just one day. are our servicemen and women being denied the right to vote? we'll talk to one angry military mom about that coming up. >> and are you kept from being investing in tomorrow. we have some solutions to hopefully get rich and stay rich. ♪ ♪ whe