you know about these points, the limitations on the two sides arsenals. the amazing story of three countries which were major nuclear powers as a result of the dissolution of the soviet union, deciding, not deciding that finally agreeing after u.s. efforts to negotiate with them that they would give up their nuclear arsenals, moved the bombs and missiles to russia the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. i am standing on the right to this picture. the man on the left was the first head of state of the new country of belarus. his wife and he were both nuclear physicist very much affected by chernobyl. 75% of the fallout from chernobyl fell on belarus and he told me he immediately contacted moscow and asked if they could break out the potassium iodine tablets in the bomb shelters to give to the children to protect their thyroid from the iodine 131 fallout and the response from moscow was comrade, are you a fool? we don't want to start a riot. just shut up about it. don't talk about it. they even at one point confiscated the instruments are that some of the bel

there's a certain amount of knowledge but not very much about the israeli nuclear arsenal. icing essence that they provide about as much as 80 weapons, 300 weapons. it's pretty clear that's why they need tritium. but how they are stored i have no idea. thank you. >> there's another corollary to the when you're talking about, proliferation force, and it's also overwhelming security causes, it immense value to a country doesn't have the money to counter that, to get a nuclear weapon. so we are in kind a quandary here i in the u.s. where we are documented, and that's a roadblock. >> the comment had to do with overwhelming conviction of superiority. i'm sure you're aware that the united states would be relatively even more dominant in a nonnuclear world that we are now. one of the things that is a threat, of course to united states, even from a small country would be nuclear weapons. but that's not at all true when we're talking about conventional weapons. so it seems clear to me as i tried to think about how you move from where we are to where i am suggesting we might go, that

and a smaller nuclear arsenal how can such a strategy work? today we possess an aging nuclear force that we are not really sure will work if we had to use it to retaliate to russian, chinese, north korea or undetermined attack. so perilous is this lack of a renovation of the nuclear arsenal that the obama administration believed it could induce senator john kyl into leading the charge for approval of a new s.t.a.r.t.. senator kyl thankfully knew better and did his best to stop it. new s.t.a.r.t. so we're clear about this will not modernize a single warhead within our arsenal but will instead create the illusion that america is better defended. after all is that not the point? why does one not make a treaty so that they're better off after the treaty. the question of nuclear modernization of our arsenal should be debated. hearings should be held on it and we should look at the condition of their nuclear force and take whatever steps are necessary to insure our nuclear deterrent. it is not all clear that fewer weapons will make a safer. strategi

france nuclear arsenal in those two countries by the way are also beginning to decrease and emerge their nuclear capability as well as nuclear nonproliferation policy analyst for american progress mike spoke when live in washington thank you. well you can also share your opinions about the new start treaty through our online poll that r.t. dot com here's how the vote is going at this point in time and almost half of you about forty four percent think the new start is just a p.r. stunt and having a few less nukes doesn't really make any difference at all a quarter if you believe that the treaty is sensible then makes the world safer twenty two percent describe the treaty as an act of stupidity saying that russia and the us will lose out to china and india and nine percent if you think that the new treaty is purely pragmatic and the russian the us are just trying to save money now and well those are the results at the moment but you can always have your say on our website at r.t. dot com. the official. pulled from the. video. in the palm of your. on the dot com. now dimitri medvedev has ar

american partners big boys are sending a strong signal to the others we are reducing our nuclear arsenals. watch our lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will all be a fair play thank you very much for your time thank you. the close of the team has been to the home screen. of the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now watty goes to the center of russian defense production. with christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. people in remote villages cut off from the basics we take for granted. the republic russia close up on r.t. . if. you. headline. thousands of gathered in central moscow to commemorate the victims of the terror attack. exactly three days after the deadly blast that killed thirty five injured well over one hundred. and the name of a reported suspect wanted in connection with the blast is now appeared in the russian press it's claimed a man from a southern russia. could have been an organizer or even a perpetrator of the deadly blast. science fiction becomes a reality as russia's armed

. >> un incendio de grandes proporciones en un arsenal del ejÉrcito despertÓ a los venezolanos, las llamasneraron varias explosiones y se desatÓ el caos. >> el presidente obama analiza la situaciÓn en egipto mientras el departamento de estado comenzarÁ a evacuar este lunes a miles de ciudadanos estadounidenses hacia europa. >> 15 tipo de escultores compiten en un festival en chicago que tiene mucho que ver con la temporada invernal. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con

they think going forward that we will continue to be a military power because of our nuclear arsenal, but because of our inability or unwillingness to deal with our financial imbalances and energy independence, the just think that america is going to be an eclipse and be less and less significant with each passing year on the global stage, and that has profound adverse implications for our future and a whole host of ways. we must not let that happen. that's number two. and number three, i would simply say i am sometimes asked what is going to take to make things better and that is what we've been talking about today. you've got the far right and the far left. i could give you the name, the names of at least half a dozen republicans that the country wouldn't be well served if they were not free elective and in

watch lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will all be a fair play thank you very much for your time. the official location. i pod touch from the. video. feeds in the palm of your. question. the closer the team has been to the story. to the land developed in ancient times plenty. now watty goes to the center of russian defense production. christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. with people in remote villages cut off from the basics we take for granted. in the republic russia close up on r.t. . the first suspect behind the deadly bombing of moscow airport which killed thirty five people and injured almost two hundred has been named and the russian press. t. v if sets the tell. for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech in compassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the wiki leaks scandal. u.s. president barack obama's state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans say he's not focusing on the right things. so the headlines here i

we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals. it will all be a fair play thank you. for the. we've got. the biggest issues get. face to face with the news makers. we use special. meant. to. do so. in a free flight. commemorate the victims of a terror attack. exactly three days after the deadly blast that killed thirty five and injured over one hundred. and the name of a reported suspect in connection with. has appeared in the russian press it's claimed a man from the southern russia. could have been an organizer. of the. science fiction becomes reality as russia's own forces have reportedly built a next generation nuclear warhead capable of penetrating any. including those still under construction. the russian economy and investment climate to discuss storm made through world economic forum in turn for the event was set by the russian president opening keynote speech wednesday. mornings for me in less than fifteen minutes from the next with the latest sports news for you. hello there you're watching the sports and these are the h

about reducing their nuclear arsenal so they are committed so other. countries probably it now will find fewer excuses not to make their own steps in the direction of the non-nuclear world of course our arsenal saw still much bigger than that of other nuclear states but definitely demonstrated that we're headed to cover all part of the distance. on three quote you know of the president of the new eurasia foundation and. russia's parliament is considering a new warning system for the deadly suicide bombing of. a monday present in the team if it has already fired several officials have a security lapses which allowed the tragedy to happen. has more now from inside the state duma. as it stands right now russia does not have a unified system which will allow the country and the security services in the country to act together in unison in case of a terror threat now that the system will be somewhat similar to the american system of warning basically there will be three levels of terror threat which will be imposed in the country first level color coded blu

about reducing their nuclear arsenal so they're committed so other. countries probably know vilified fewer excuses not to make their own steps in the direction of did all nuclear world of course arsenals us to much bigger than other euclid's states but different the demonstrated that we're headed to call were all part of the distance you mentioned a few moments ago to this signing between moscow and washington and the fact that medvedev has now signed it today as well the new ratified start treaty it's a good sign for the mean time with relations between russia and america but what does the future hold for the two biggest boys on the block off to the start is is properly and officially adopted. well i think that what we did was start we schemed the milk or we reached a ceiling to the relationship because we can say a lot of good things about start but start this year which for those the over old pattern of the old cold war lords or so right now the challenge is to go beyond this lordship to break old old the old paradigm of the story to american and t

will still be able to protect themselves even if their nuclear arsenals are cut this first of all is about the security of the united states and the security of russia this is about unwinding the excesses of the cold war that this isn't some radical reduction this is going down the fifteen hundred fifty strategic nuclear arms for both sides which is more than enough for both sides to determine the other and to destroy the world many times over so i think this is firmly in the security interests of both the united states and russia that maintaining a huge nuclear arsenal is very expensive and extremely unnecessary so i think you know this is about bringing both countries back to the same level of nuclear weapons because we reached really insane levels during the cold war i think it will have a real international implications in effect other countries as decision making as well when it comes to nuclear weapons. twenty seven years international holocaust remembrance day it marks the day in one thousand nine hundred five when the infamous auschwitz birkenau concentration camp was liberat

merican partners big boys are sending a strong signal to the others we are reducing our nuclear arsenals watch our lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will not be a fair play thank you very much for your time thank you.

arsenic in drinking water has led to birth defects. hot water is an unattainable luxury.s to a laboratory physicist and engineer, many of these problems have simple solutions. he made a name for himself in science discovering a way to clean water with ultraviolet light but it is his humanitarian projects of that made a huge difference in some of the poorest parts of the world. he has led a team of researchers, including graduate students from u.c. berkeley, on a journey to find simple engineering solutions to global problems. the stoves invented by the team use just a fraction of the wood as a traditional fire and limit treks to look for that wood. they're sent flat, assembled on-site and inexpensive. one stove costs just $20. >> each stove saves them almost $330 a year in fuel costs. so what used to be 33% of their daily budget is now only about 15%. >> in guatemala, the team is testing an inexpensive way to deliver hot water using solar energy. >> the goal is try to apply solar water heating at a cost local people can afford. >> the border along bangladesh, 7 million pe

firearm, that as a parent of an autistic child, they would have welcomed one of the tools in the arsenal for police officers or police enforcement to be a taser and so i'm hearing, as well as reading the other incidents where that has been an issue going in the other direction. so i guess there are a couple a couple -- there are different sides of the mental health issue. it is going to come up in the discussion of tasers and it seems to -- cut both ways. so it is an important discussion to be had. >> here is my take on it. i was advised by the city attorney that we're moving astray from what the intention of reopening 5 b. we're moving into what is going to be a passionate debate. that's why we set this matter for february 9. we want to get into this debate. there is so much that comes from many different perspectives. with that in mind, we'll keep it >> i also worry about the community. >> we did this last month to give the -- last week, to give the community over a month to prepare for this. we think that was sufficient. the reason why we expedite, at the meeting, we decided to expedi

maybe 5,000 bombs still in our arsenal. we think we are the good guys and that makes it ok but it is a basic imbalance in the wohe that we maintain a large nuclear arsenal and other countries canned. that is the issue i discussed in talking about how we get to zero. >> the book the twilight of the bomb:recent challenges, dangers and prospects for world without nuclear weapons. its author, richard rhodes. >> every weekend booktv brings you 48 hours of history, biography and public affairs. here's a portion of one of our programs. >> who do you think would be the best choice for our next repud pican candidate for president who has a real chance to win? even though john mccain is a good american would make the best candidate. >> i have this thing on my show called the deck of the day and by producers are rolling on c-span and will get me with the duck of the day. po don't know who the best persn is. i am not worried about that yet. po know everyone wants the next reagan to walk in our room. the next figure who will lead us out

arsenic has led to birth defects. hot water is an unattainable luxury.hanks to a physicist and engineer many of these problems now have simple solutions. he made a name for himself in science discovering a way to clean water with ultraviolet light. but it is his humanitarian projects that have made a huge difference in some of the poorest parts of the world. he has led a team of researchers, including graduate students from u.c. berkeley, on a journey to find simple engineering solutions to global problems. the stoves invented by the team use just a fraction of wood as a traditional cooking fire and limit the treks to look for that wood. the stoves are shipped flat assembled on-site and most importantly inexpensive. one stove costs just $20. >> each stove saves them almost $330 a year inform fuel costs. so what used to be 33% of their daily budget is now only about 15%. >> in guatemala the team is testing an inexpensive way to get hot water for solar energy. >> solar water heating at a cost local people can afford. >> he just returned from the india bord

treaty after months of discussions and amendments the deal would see the two countries and nuclear arsenals. and claims of all been trafficking in kosovo come under scrutiny of europe's top human rights watchdog more than ten years after the alleged crimes were committed so after a recent report claimed that thousands of. killed. were sold during the kosovo war in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . t. talks to iran's envoy to the international atomic energy agency. that's coming up. you characterize sanctions imposed on your country as illegal is there any proof of that. based on the four pieces of evidence announced in vienna i mean the team that the reason they posed international sanctions on us is illegal i ask international lawyers to correct me if i'm wrong because in proof number one they impose sanctions they're not compliant with class twelve. charter international and. back there's a visit at the reactors they have documentation and samples of the tests if they found inconsistency they would have sent a report to the agency's director they just should director would have presen

is to wraps up by the trees even at the end of the mall it will slash the two countries nuclear arsenals while its. burden says it will want its own probe into the plane crash that killed the country's president who also accept the conclusions of an official report which found pilot error among but causes but called it incomplete like you could get much of it is political news died of the spill let's get dissolved last april. washington and american n.g.o.s stand accused of supporting both governments and opposition movements worldwide in the out attempt to hijack freedom us it gives itself a perfect score in terms of the past and society while claiming democracy is on the decline across the globe. although soviet times along. joining modern goes back in time to explore the culture of the u.s.s.r. in today's russia moscow. sure. your. turn on her. hello and welcome to the program on this week so i will be going back to the u.s.s.r. and even with its tumultuous history it wasn't all about politics and suppressive sevi it's how i was brought about amazing technological advances it's easy o

also hold a game in holland on the gunners arsene wenger's side themselves kept up the pressure with a routine three no win over wigan and robin van persie never got the emirates cup victory ensuring are still with leapfrog. with themselves slumped to a one the loss of aston villa in the day's opening game meanwhile liverpool moved up to mid table with a three no win up wolves wins elsewhere for sunderland. but the action continues on sunday with blackburn and west brom both aiming to distance themselves further from the relegation zone history well it isn't on the visitors side that west brom haven't one would park in two decades emerged in midfielder scott brown is expected to make his debut for a blocker enough for the shelf. as a need some petersburg's quest for their first trophy of the new year is gather. ring speed the reigning russian champions now a game away from the cup final after taking care of sparta prague in the group stages no waiting around for a sneak at the stadium this is seventeen seconds after kick off the ball is in london at alexandra kirk just off somewhat l

we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals although it will not be a fair play thank you very much for your time. is he. commemorate the victims of the terror attacks. exactly three days after the deadly blast that killed thirty five and injured over one hundred. on the name of a reported suspect wanted in connection with monday's terror attack at the airport has appeared in the russian press from southern russia. could have been an organizer or even. science fiction becomes reality as russia's own forces a reportedly built a next generation nuclear warhead penetrating any defense systems including those. still under construction. and the russian economy and investment climate to discuss don de true of the world economic forum in doubles the tone for the event was set by the russian president's opening keynote speech on wednesday. continues in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we got the sports news point that's next hundred australian open throwing up surprises this has been a really entertaining tournament this one it's certainl

promises to ratify the new treaty by the end of the month it will slash the two country's nuclear arsenals by a third. poland says it will launch its own probe into the plane crash that killed the country's president to accept the conclusions of an official report which found pilot error among the causes of the call that incomplete left much of poland's political elite died in this millions of disaster last april. and washington american n.g.o.s stand accused of supporting both governments and opposition movements worldwide an attempt to hijack freedom the us gives itself a perfect score in terms of affairs of society while claiming democracy is on the supply and across the globe. although soviet times are long gone and they are not for god to join martin andrew says he goes back in time to explore the culture of the use of sarin today's russia is next. sure. sure. hello and welcome to the program on this week so be going back to the u.s. assault even with its tumultuous history it wasn't all about politics and suppressive sevi it's how i was brought about amazing technological advances it

just three minutes later shouting is pinpoint corner finds the head of long schumi who gave arsenal team one league all my good. and. it was once again think of it midway through the south and the russian setting up this gas for our sins and it will play then. the fine. old taking place in liverpool working for them in english premier league at the reds a new manager kenny dalglish is showing signs of an ability to get the best out of an underperforming squad on saturday that display got him a three no way in his first three points since taking charge. last night in the league match tonight he came from tindall down to maintain their unbeaten record of grabbing the winner there with just two minutes to go on thriller twenty one away we're going to go from a hole and here. let's go to the balls to try to cut the gap on the eastern conference leaders sound about a live to just one point this evening the two time case i'll show up playing so you think elsewhere part that welcome to this classic moscow is darby both sides are languishing in the table thirty one down from the to russia taste

deal would see the two countries and nuclear arsenals. come under scrutiny of europe's human rights watch ten years after the alleged crimes were committed. recent reports thousands of. during the. late one nine hundred. hello and welcome it's time for a sports update in archie the headlines for. the usual suspects defending champion roger federer and third seed novak djokovic progress into the also open sami's and will now play each other for a place in the final. out in the russian football professional league announces the future of two premier league clubs facing elimination from the top flight due to financial troubles. and also russian football champions they need to move within the year's first so where were they to know when all but there are by cup semifinal. and let's start at the australian open where roger federer remains on track for his twenty third major final appearance after dispatching combat. in the last eight federer also aiming to become the only player in the open era to win five titles in melbourne a couple of swiss

american partners big boys are sending a strong signal to the others we are reducing our nuclear arsenals. watch will lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will be a fair play thank you very much for your time thank you. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we go to the future coverage. if. you. line. would be too much right and if you knew about some from funds to pressure inside. these stunts on t.v. don't come. the deadly bombing that killed thirty five people in moscow don't get to the airport was not our guest raided by terrorists from the north caucasus but has deeper international roots says the russian government. president dmitry medvedev sets the tone for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech encompassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the we can leak scandal. u.s. president and president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address is being met with skepticism by every americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. for news abou

watch our will lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will not be a fair play thank you very much for your time thank you. the british style stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser report. downloads the official. touch from the top story. of one life on the go. video and among the fall teasing blindfold costs and says feeds now in the palm of your. question. more news today. the full these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. today. the first suspect behind the deadly bombing at moscow's airport which killed thirty five people and injured almost two hundred has been named in the russian press. president. for the economic forum in davos and a keynote speech compassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation scandal. and u.s. president barack obama's state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. all the latest

new groundbreaking strategic arms reduction deal with the us reducing both the superpowers nuclear arsenals by over a third. and a half of his speech and told a russian a newspaper what he expects from the world economic forum there the president was planning to put forward his views on the global economy by the attack of moscow's main airport changed the course of the interview. i apologize for the delay it was because of the recent events in domodedovo i've just had a working meeting with the heads of law enforcement agencies and the transportation minister this was obviously a terrorist attack planned in advance to use the worst scenario possible judging by the location and other indirect signs the attack was well planned and aimed at killing as many people as possible so doctors are now helping people many were injured as i gave all necessary orders but unfortunately in our country we have a system of this kind of work in place because we know what terrorism is such things happen in other countries as well and there are a number of procedures that need to be done here also basically all

but absent the reliability of our nuclear arsenal and a smaller nuclear arsenal, how can such a strategyy we possess an aging nuclear force that we are not really sure will work if we have to use to retaliate to russian, chinese, iranian, north korean or undetermined group attack. so perlis is this lack of modernization of our current nuclear arsenal but the upon the industry shouldn't leave could induce senator jon kyl into leading the charge for approval of new s.t.a.r.t. senator kyl binkley knew better and did his best to stop it. new s.t.a.r.t. so we are clear will not modernize the single warhead within our arsenal, bull instead create the illusion that america is better defended. after all, is that not the point? why does one not make a treaty? so they are better off after the treaty. the question of nuclear modernization of our arsenal should be debated. hearings should be held on it and we should look at the condition of our nuclear force and take whatever steps are necessary to ensure our nuclear deterrent. second it is not at all clear that your weapons make us safer. the strat

manchester united the kind of for themselves green after a month sister city an arsenal player on the goalless draw at the emirates on the web it means alex ferguson's side stay top the spite not seeing action themselves it was a game where the gunners kept the woodwork several times on both sides finished the game a ten man. sent off in the final minutes after a confrontation the points city within two points of money united two games and elsewhere chelsea lost two wolves to save the single with an own goal in the minutes to win. the relegation so. if ever to. colin with a last minute winner there are newcastle had five times the spice since all star striker. leon best trick and one block were dark and liverpool's rules three one win scoring twice to drew one apiece on sunderland ten man aston villa one little. blackburn meanwhile had been hoping to lure a romal deal from milan this month because teams say the thirty year old striker is heading back to brazil and is in talks with this home town club where it's reported he's about to sign a three and a half year deal the former world

pro bowler school at arsenal. reaching we high rushing teddy she said to him are useful to get. now the top of the table of the k h l seems to be changing every day at the moment is now even god who are the leaders after they trying for nil on wednesday. bryce that the god replaced rock might see the sun next month of course with just behind after that over time when you could at. least also got a win in overtime against all who had to come from behind twice but eventually fell to so close we're not hang on to the coattails of the top great despite a four three sheet out loss of bodies balls up there with them falling dead she won when i reported side. and nothing can be got the better of simply yet every. now in english premier league city an arsenal played out a goal destroy at the emirates and the game where they going to hit the woodwork several times and both sides finished the game with ten men sun yet it's about letters sent to the final minutes after a confrontation the point put city within two points of manchester united to do have two games in hand elsewhere chelsea l

significant reductions under way of the next seven ten years both states will cut their nuclear arsenals by a third down to some fifty one hundred fifty warheads on each side the deal also limits the number of delivery vehicles and law interests but even with those codes both countries will still have more than ninety percent of the world's nuclear weapons so many agree that the value of this on reduction treaty is not just the reduction it's in the trust and cooperation that goals where that they claim the two nuclear superpowers obama's been very vocal about the fact that building cost with one. brings the united states only benefits and the new start treaty is a very important part of their trust. let's get more insight on the story no i talked to paul ingram executive director of the british american security information council thanks very much indeed for joining us now the state duma added its own interpretations to the deal as did the u.s. so people are asking how can this possibly work if they both have different interpretations. well the interpretations from the russian duma exa

of ratification papers between our foreign ministers it will define the size of causing nuclear arsenals for the next ten years the russian president dmitri medvedev the new strategic arms reduction treaty with the us with an immediate signing it was approved by the parliament. russia beefs up efforts against terrorism with security staff shake up tough new and legislation all of this following the bombing which killed thirty five on monday in moscow's busiest airport. and a common link experts are drawing parallels between the latest on rest in tunisia and egypt and string of colored revolutions in the post soviet space in the last decade. r.t. is coming to you live from moscow welcome to the program russia has fully ratified the historic arms reduction treaty with the us president dmitri medvedev has now just signed the resolution it's only a formality now before the bill becomes law and we get more details on this by crossing like the one you're going to spin off who is are now in the center of moscow how you go to tell me when will the treaty fully come into force at this point. well

senate to the new start treaty after coming into force it should slash the two country's nuclear arsenals bias third. musicians are rising up against one town in the bay and protesting against their music being used as torture next we talked to grammy award winning guitarist tom morello rage against the machine who aims to bring about social change through his talent. he's the face behind the guitar. hard hitting grammy award winning guitarist tom morello strength his beat to the sounds of social justice. from his early days as lead guitarist of rage against the machine. to the street sweeper social club tom morello incorporate social issues of the past and present to mobilize his fans toward political change. our t. sits down with tom morello tom morello thanks so much for joining us and happy to be here something out the press question now you were a member of the class of s b ten seventy what's you to give your voice to integration debate while i was happy to join the immigration debates and the boycott of arizona through the sound strike which was founded by zach taylor roach of the s

watch lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will all be a fair play. bringing you the latest in science and technology from. the future covered. wealthy british. was. really happening to the global economy. headline news to. culture is that so much of a given to you the president on tax runs a huge embarrassment or a lost historic opportunity the release of over sixteen hundred documents covering a decade of negotiation. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. is there any cultural life behind us. could transform a criminal. and can really run.

. >> se enconrtaron fusiles, escopeta y un arsenal de pistolas semi-automaticos. >> una familia hispanaoemtnos de odlos pds de que una nilña de un alñ de dad perdiera lavida tragicamente . >> los residente expresaron su consternacion ante lo ocurrido. >> para dar unr egalo a otros niños laf amilia decidio donar los organos de la peuqe. >> hoy se suspendio al bsuqueda del pequeño juliani cardenas -. >> elñ pasado 18d e enero el pequeño juliani cardenas fue raptado por la pareja de su amdre. >> le queiro decir que rezo mucho por el y por mi nieto. >> la invcestigacion a llevado a buscar por el canald elta mendtoa. >> la pistad elc anal es la unica que siguen hasta el momento, han investigado todas las otras llamadas y ninga ha resultado verdadera. >> yo pienso que lo tienen por ahí escondido . >> a traevs de neustars camaras la señora amapro envia un mensaje a rodriguez. >> por favor cuida al niño y si quieres a tu hija regresa al niño para que juegue con esta niña que viene. >> la policía busca a una profesora de la escuale dodne trabaja . >> porque la profe había dicho previemnte que qu

. >> en arsenal en la 3 ronda. >> abrio el amrcador para al arsenañ, el deceunte tremendo. >> noe s paraos al suamericno sub20 . >> el del empate al 64, todo aprecia que se irian a tablasm peor bruno sucolini de la el trifuno a los albicelestes. >> el suizo royer federer paso por bastantes prolemas. >> busca ser el primrer juagdor en ganar 5 titulos en este torneo. >> sin una enorme cubeta de una palomita de maiz, hoy se festeja el día nacional de la palomita de

american partners big boys are sending a strong signal to the others we are reducing our nuclear arsenals. watch will lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will all be a fair play. welcome to the. moon we need to survive in space see him and don't think a lot more regenerative life support seems just from our own waste special exercise equipment fight stuff life and psychological prep keeps the strain off the brain gearing up for. one technology update here on r.g.p. we've got the future covered. if. defense production. existed side by side for centuries. from the basics take for granted. to the public. and. recognize defeat. if. this is a. this is a real correctional facility. and . the penitentiary system. first.

we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will all be a fair play thank you very much for your time. we use a special old french and accessory clip meant. ready for. taken off warm air became their gravity. as it should and those feet where birds in the previously. least. want to soak in a free flight. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the future covered. me is eve. the headlines here on our t.v. the first a suspect behind the deadly bombing at moscow's. which killed thirty five two hundred. names in the russian press and science fiction becomes a reality russia has built a new. warhead capable of penetrating any anti-missile defense including those still under construction. president dmitri medvedev sets the tone for the economic forum in doubles with a keynote speech and compassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the wiki leaks scandal. are time now for the latest sporting news with richard. welcome to sports day it's good to have you with us on

about reducing their nuclear arsenal so they're committed to it so other. countries probably vilified fewer excuses not to make their own steps in the direction. of course our snow also still must be good and then of other nuclear states but differently but demonstrated that we're headed to cover all part of the distance and that's on the right course to not the president of the new eurasia foundation right here in moscow. russia's parliament is considering a new anti terror warning system following the deadly suicide bombing at moscow's domain that happened on monday president dmitri medvedev has already fired several officials over security lapses which allowed the tragedy to happen aussies are really going to go has more now from inside the state duma as it stands right now russia does not have a unified system which would allow the country and the security services in the country to act together in unison in case of a terror threat now it says it will be somewhat similar to the american system of warning basically there will be three levels of terror th

watch our will lips we are sending a signal to you the next phase will involve your nuclear arsenals otherwise it will not be a fair play. the close up team has been to the arms to return to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now wattie goes to the center of russian defense production. with christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. people in remote villages a cut off from the basics take for granted. live in the public russia close up on r.t. . they faced it this is not a prohibition but war of the. day for which it would be said several already assured us a pretty trace pieces they had no idea about the hardships to face. wanted for. two minutes and for any army to life that are you saying is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism of those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war. one nine hundred forty five dot com. wealthy british style sign posts. on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are for a no holds barred look at t

this city a two points behind munchie a nike golf pro bowler school at arsenal. reaching we high rushing teddy she said to him are useful to get. now the top of the table of the k h l seems to be changing every day at the moment is now even god who are the leaders of today trying for nil on wednesday with a bright up and god replaced the sun makes a mess of course with just behind after that over time when you could at. least also got a win in overtime against the all who had to come from behind twice but eventually fell just. salad hang on to the coattails of the top great despite of all three she lost her buddies oddballs up there with them following day she won when i reporter inside. and then you can meet got the better of simply three. now in english premier league city an arsenal played out a goal destroy at the emirates and the game where they going to hit the woodwork several times and both sides finished the game with ten men on yet it's about left to send to the final minutes after a confrontation the point put city within two points of manchester unite