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been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's left unanswered. that was edward strategic arctic research or speaking to r.t. from edmonton in canada a red alert has been declared in pakistan as floodwaters sweep from the north of the country into the mass evacuations of villages on the banks of rising rivers have begun officials say fourteen million people have been affected by the worst monsoon rains in decades with sixteen hundred dead rescuers are still trying to reach densely populated regions left without food or drinking water forecasters predict more heavy rains. a suspected militant attack in northeast afghanistan has killed ten people as they were returning to kabul six americans a german and a british woman are among the dead the team was working for an international charity providing medical help but he said the group of being robbed before being shot one by one the taliban said it was behind the attack targeting chris

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered. it was a research as speaking to r.t. from edmonton in canada where by the way for more stories features and blogs you can always log on to our website it's our business politics or entertainment or just a click away for you now here's a taste of what you can find online right now. paul oakenfold one of the world's most successful d.j. . and chats to us about future plans and working with. also online cigarette packs in russia getting a make over but not everyone's happy about it you can get all the details on the heated debate between tobacco companies and. dot com online all the time. well later in the examines the chances of russia's version of silicon valley joining the world's best in technological innovation but first let's check out the business news with charlotte. hello welcome to the business program on r.t. the worst drought in recorded history has cre

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are no catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's left unanswered. commentary from edwards researcher speaking with r.t. from edmonton canada remember for more stories features and blogs you can always check out our website our business politics and entertainment all of us to click away here's a taste of what's online right now. paul oakenfold one of the world's most successful deejays hits the moscow club scene and chats with r.t. about future plans and his take on working with the material girl. cigarette packs in russia about to get a make over but not everybody's happy about it all the details on the heated debate between tobacco companies and anti-smoking activists. main news here on our back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes coming up on the second anniversary of the war in south. of the country's president eduard kokoity who shared his experience of the conflict and told us how he sees things from the where

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are no catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's left unanswered perspective from edwards arctic research or speaking with our team from edmonton canada for more stories futures and blogs you can always find more at our website r.t. dot com business politics and entertainment all just click away here's a taste of what's hot like right now hold in for one of the world's most successful deejays hits the moscow club scene and chats with our team about future plans and his take on working with madonna. plus cigarette packs and rush are getting a make over and not everyone's had. about it all of the details of a heated debate between tobacco companies and anti-smoking activists that are to dot com. that's the news here on r t i'll be back with a recap of our main stories in about ten minutes just ahead on the second anniversary of the war in south. spoke exclusively with the country's president eduard kokoity he shares his experience of

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been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered now this prospect of industrial development of the arctic how bad can it hit the region's fragile nature and wildlife let's talk about the environmental impacts. well you saw what would help have happened in the gulf of mexico you know where they didn't drill a relief well and we had a blowout you know that really is threatening birds and wildlife in that area and you know that's relatively easy to contain if you're looking at a blowout in the arctic and that happens under the ice or at a time of year where you've got lots of moving ice and there's no way you're going to be able to cap that you'll have to wait a very very long time before you get that under control and by that point the ice will carry it into very sensitive waters perhaps into david st david's three baffin bay or into russian waters it could be in a environmental mental disaster like we've neve

. >>> in canada a former canada idol contestant is the latest charged in a suspected terror cell. the 28-year-old appeared in a canada courtroom today. three others were arrested earlier this week. the men allegedly planned to bomb the canada parliament building. they play have been raising money for al-qaeda and the taliban. >>> in pakistan a small group gave up to pakistan security forces today after a tense gun battle and standoff. the men had taken two security guards hostage last night. the state department said it wasn't the target of the attack and no employees were hurt. >> nasa joining in international effort to help the 33miners trapped underground. food, water, medical supplies and even a camera has been sent down to the men through a four inch wide shaft. the 33 were found alive on sunday. they have been underground for 23 days. nasa is being asked to use its experience to keep the group healthy and sane while they wait for rescue. >> our plan is to go down and provide advice that chile has requested in the areas of nutrition and behavioral help. >> the government said

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered. it was a tragic arctic research speaking to r.t. from edmonton canada where just reminder for more stories features and blogs you can always log on to our website at r.t. dot com business politics or entertainment it's all just a click away free and here's a taste of what you can find there online right now. paul oakenfold one of the world's most successful d.j. sets the moscow club scene and chance to us about future plans and his take on working with madonna. and also cigarette packs in russia but not everyone's happy about it get all the details on the heated debate between tobacco companies and anti smoking activists that dot com. a little later this hour martin andrews will be taking us on a tour around russia's golden ring cities well that's coming up your when about ten minutes from now that'll be up to the business update with charlotte stay with us for t

and canada are working home to catch up with the current leader of the race russia . canada in the united states do have a disagreement over one area of the beaufort sea which contains a lot of oil and gas but they set those differences apart because i think they don't really have the icebreaker power to do the job that is necessary in the short period of time that is necessary so essentially they've set aside their differences and they're saying ok let's get on with it because of the russians are very far ahead of the game the norwegians of already done their work and denmark has done a very good job as well so they're just joining forces and working on traditional alliances to get this job done there's no question russia has done a very good job in the recent years and they're way ahead of the game i think they've gone. been doing work ahead of can of the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered. and that was edward

we, in canada, it is sometimes said in canada that the united states is the elephant, and if it rolls over, we are deeply affected. we have a wonderful relationship and much admired your country. journalists admire your confirmation procedure excessively. there haveeen, and the last couple decades, 15 years or so, a movement in canada that we should introduce a confirmation process. the argument is that the prime minister has too much power. process is n open or transparent. under response to that political pressure, wd marshall rothstein was nominated, he said that the would be a confirmation process. this is not provided for in our constitution. he said that this was his can of it. he had agreed to go before a parliamentary committee and answer their questions. there would be television cameras there and journalists there. so, that happened. the committee was very polite. they were supervised or coached a little bit and told what was going on and told what questions might be appropriate. it came out very well. marshall came out extremely well and i think this was really good. there

and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on called african-american lives? >> yeah. >> and it remindses me so much of my experience and some of the things that were said that rang through for me are things like, if we don't know where we come from we don't know that we are somebody. it's like, the effects of colonization when -- when our story is taken from us. in when our language is taken and we are disoriented and we come to a new country, we are not literate, it's a way to keep people oppressed. so, part of reclaiming ourselves as irish americans and having the biggest life possible means knowing everything there is to know about ourselves and our people. >> i will talk briefly about the going to saint john i set that trip up and 911 happened. and so i endsed up going on thi

been doing work ahead of canada the united states canada the united states are now catching up so i think you know russia is going to be a winner to some extent how big a winner is really the question that's been left unanswered. well that was the arctic research speaking to r.t. from edmonton in canada we just remind you for more stories features and blogs you can always log on to our web site that's a dollar dot com online all the time for business politics or entertainment or just a click away here's a taste of what you find there right now on r.t. dot com open fall one of the world's most successful deejays hits the moscow club scene and chapters about future plans to take on working with the dollar. also cigarette packs in russia are making all getting a make over i should say but not everyone is happy about it you get all the details of the heated debate between tobacco companies and the smoking activists of all t.v. dot com. and that brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with a recap of our main stories in about ten minutes from now here in r.t. just ahead for the second an

i've read studies of all university in canada had a study earlier this year that surveyed one hundred twenty five global shipping companies only eleven of those companies said that they had any interest in really trying to use the arctic region for global shipping lanes just because the insurance is so high it's very expensive to try to strengthen the whole ship so far shipping goes we're still a ways off a lot more else ice is enough to melt before before that happens as far as oil exploration there's an estimated ninety billion barrels of oil. in the arctic people are soon no one really knows for sure. and that is that's going to be hard as well to try to start to extract just because there's no real search and rescue capability in the arctic new russia can the united states nor the arctic eight countries have any real ability to to save anyone if something goes wrong up there or something like the gulf oil spill happened there's really no capability of going up there and plugging a hole or doing anything like that so i think all nations are treading pretty carefully of unload busin

. >> jimmy: and this is in canada, yes? contest that pepsi had. >> jimmy: it was not. >> and we had to write cans -- >> that were funnier than coke. >> kevin and i are still opposed to scott joining. >> yes, we're still against it. >> there will be a talk, a meeting in had the dressing room afterward. >> it depends on tonight, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, good luck. good luck. so far you're doing great. a lot of people know you guys are known for doing a lot of stuff in drag. >> yes. >> jimmy: who likes it the most? who dislikes it the most? and who is the prettiest? >> historically, i was the prettiest. [ laughter ] i mean, that's one thing we agreed on. >> looked like a young isabella rossellini. >> one time -- >> and mark -- he just made out with isabella rossellini. >> jimmy: very good. >> it's a true story. >> jimmy: is it? >> yeah. >> actually, under my clothes i'm wearing panties and a scrunchie. behind me. behind me. >> jimmy: oh, my god, amazing. well, you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: now, was anyone opposed to do

canada's west coast. the high-profile newcomers have sparked some debate over -- immigration rarely plays into a major issue in canadian politics. >> you are watching "bbc world news." giving big ben a boost. work is underway to make sure the clock tower keeps its appearance. another tainted food scandal may be emerging in china. there are fears hormone-tainted milk powder have caused premature sexual development in girls. the company denies wrongdoing. >> baby milk and china is investigating reports of contamination. after the media claimed hormones had been put into the powder. one father took his daughter in for medical tests after feeding her the milk powder three weeks ago. he came out reaffirming the allegations. >> the hospital confirmed my daughter is sexually premature, but they have no treatment. >> parents have reported daughters as young as four months have been found with abnormal levels of hormones, including prolactin which stimulates making of breast milk. >> i don't know how to select mil

my family left france under orders in 1770, went to canada and was kicked out of canada. so far, we have not been kicked out of louisiana. we will be resilient. people are not really interested necessarily in the rough seas that you have but whether or not you bring the ship been, i hope that the federal government continues its efforts and doubles them if appropriate and needed to bring that shipped in to have safe seafood and a clean and healthy gulf coast. the gulf is a viable place to lift. seafood is wholesome and safe and harvested from the gulf of mexico and we want americans to know that. >> >> we are testing our correction and this has been depleted, we want to see what is happening to our fisheries. last season, it opened, this was available and it will happen. that is one of the things we would like to see. >> thank you. >> i have had a product that was always known as the best because this was the best. i would just like the perception of the american public to know this is the best again. in our business, we don't work 925, we work 5 to 9. i pretty much what

and canada, generally dry as you can see under this very big high pressure system. a couple of trouble spots, though. down in the southeast we continue to see persistent rain from the florida peninsula, and then over toward the northeast u.s. and also for eastern canada, looking at very windy and wet conditions throughout the night, lasting into your thursday morning. more wet weather to come for british columbia, canada, as you can see, but that rain will finally be making its way inland. that will help to dampen the dry area here in the northwest. and also, we're having an impact on the temperature here as well. 18 degrees in seattle and 19 in vancouver, so much cooler than earlier in the week. staying very hot, though, down in southern california and arizona. 42 in phoenix and 33 in los angeles. that's all from me just now. here is your extended forecast. ♪ >>> now, this story just coming in to us earlier this hour. south korean government sources say that north korean leader kim jong-il has likely visited china. the sources told nhk that kim allegedly traveled t

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our "weekend window" opens to a beautiful pristine island in canada.e why it's called nova scotia's masterpiece. that's all ahead but to ron with the other headlines. >> good morning, everyone. eight people were killed in california in an accident, an offroad race. one vehicle went out of control and ran into the crowd of spectators. the car came to a rest upside-down with its wheels in the air earlier. photographer david conklin told john berman what he saw. >> i turned to see the truck come to a stop upside-down. i started running over to the vehicle to see if i can assist in anything. and there was a lot of people, i could tell that it rolled into the crowd, off of the race course itself, and had come to a stop on a couple of -- on top of a couple of people. >> 12 other people were injured in the accident. they were air lifted by helicopters to hospitals. the driver wasn't hurt. but had to flee the scene to escape angry spectators. >>> also in the headlines, u.s. secretary general ban ki-moon is in pakistan this morning, appealing for more aid for 2

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just today, a visitor from canada talked about opening up the space in new york, also, and i said, no. it had entered our mind, yes, but we really did not feel the need to do what we do at the level we do it. we work with colleagues in new york and paris and tokyo and switzerland, around the world,

from the streets of canada. china. today please to keep. you. know in. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to move feel. the soviet files and. i. believe late by called as one of the largest and deepest freshwater lakes in the world its unique species of fish and microorganisms are of huge interest to biologists the next research expedition for two deep submergence research vehicles near one in mir two is already being planted. this submersibles are known for their ability to maintain a stable position it any depth and in heavy currents they are equipped with manipulators that can perform high precision operations underwater and their crude by top professionals. film director james cameron used mere vessels to do deep water shooting for his movie titanic he also suggested the american government should use these russian submersibles to stop the oil spill in the gulf of mexico because cameron is convinced that meters are the best of their. finding in the world. is a run by the russian economy of sun's government would have needed to off

a few weeks ago, i was at the g- 20 summit meeting in canada. everybody was complaining about europe lagging the rest of the world. they praise to the growth of asia and the united states. today, the same people say the exact opposite. the europeans were able to react effectively. when we had to save greece, $110 billion euros were mobilized. to save the entire eurozone, a guarantee of $850 billion was mobilized. it would have been battle to take swifter action, beer subtraction. what history will remember -- swifter action. what history will remember it is solidarity and unity. what history will remember is that these problems represented an opportunity for the eu to make more progress in its economic governance. what history will remember is that, once again, franco-german understanding allowed this progress to take place at the crew showed -- at the crucial moment. we must strengthen the effectiveness of european institutions. the next stage, the next step will be economic government of the 27th. whenever is necessary -- whatever is necessary

this is just one of a series of world cups, culminating in the world championships in canada. this time, he loses by a split second. for an olympic champion, only winning is good enough. >>> if you want to follow that one line, world olympic dreams is following 26 aspiring colombians on the road to london 2012. chart their progress at bbc.com/2012. >>> at least 40 people have been injured and a 10-year-old boy is in the hospital in northern spain where a ball went out of control in a bullfight. -- were able went out of control in a bullfight. all of this at a time when spaniards are debating whether bullfighting should be outlawed altogether. >> the afternoon entertainment took an unexpected turn. 500 kilograms of animal went through the stands, sparking panic. this was not a standard bullfight. these young men were getting him to charge them and then dodge him. once he was in the stands, mayhem. it still took several minutes to contain the bowl, crushing spectators. around 40 people were hurt. one man was board and the back and a 10-year-old boy was also injured. eventually t

as for north america, we've got this very large system impacting manitoba in central canada right now. it's not moving very much at all, so it will be bringing stormy and windy conditions for the next few days. severe thunderstorms likely to also erupt down in the central plains as well. looking much calmer towards the east coast but very unsettled in the gulf of mexico. it looks like another wet day up in british columbia, canada. 24 degrees escaping the rain in vancouver. it's going to be very hot, 37 for your daytime high. finally taking a look at europe. areas around the mediterranean looking good, again dry and fine and very warm conditions overall. but towards the north it's going to be very ensettled. windy and wet in places, especially for southern scandinavia and that heavy rain moving into central europe as well. heavy rain has also been affecting scotland up in the uk. so here you need to stay put during the overnight hours. but looking much drier and calmer for your tuesday across the british isles. london will be sunny on your tuesday. 22 degrees. paris as well could get

eastern canada as well showers will hang about.'t dry out too much for the next 24 hours, but out west plenty of sunshine for you, getting up to 31 in seattle and 29 degrees for l.a. quite hot across the east coast as well, 32 in d.c. and new york. then 33 degrees for atlanta. now for europe today, a frontal line continues to move through the british isles so that will bring about showers. it's pretty cloudy conditions. also a frontal line hero at a time rotates across the next day or so. moving out of france heading in towards germany as well as the scandinavian peninsulap about the tail end of that front will move across the east. a short line of showers. that could start moving in towards western russia. meanwhile, highs are going to be looking pretty high across the east. 36 in kiev. getting up to 41 in athens. very, very warm for you. but elsewhere 21 in berlin as well as vienna. a couple showers for those of you in berlin. looking pretty pleasant. paris as well as london, too, mild weather for you on tuesday. that's a look at

we, in canada, it is sometimes said in canada that the united states is the elephant, and if it rolls over, we are deeply affected. we have a wonderful relationship and much admired your country. journalists admire your confirmation procedure excessively. there have been, and the last couple decades, 15 years or so, a movement in canada that we should introduce a confirmation process. the argument is that the prime minister has too much power. process is not open or transparent. under response to that political pressure, wind marshall rothstein was nominated, he said that there would be a confirmation process. this is not provided for in our constitution. he said that this was his can of it. he had agreed to go before a parliamentary committee and answer their questions. there would be television cameras there and journalists there. so, that happened. the committee was very polite. they were supervised or coached a little bit and told what was going on and told what questions might be appropriate. it came out very well. marshall came out extremely well and i think this was really good

in canada on terror related charges. police say they moved in on the men to prevent them from sending money to terror groups in afghanistan. >>> and brilliant underwater images from indonesia. scientists snapped thousands of photographs of plants and animals during a three week excursion using robotic vehicles. they say they may have discovered as many as 50 new species. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 9985 after losing 74 points yesterday. the s&p dipped 8 points and the nasdaq fell 22. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 84 points, but in hong kong the hang seng dropped 14. the dow swung below that crucial 10,000 mark yesterday as anxious investors wait for word on what's next from big ben. investors will be listening to a speech from fed chief ben bernanke for clues on just how bad the economy is and what the federal reserve plans to do about it. despite news that foreclosures and delinquencies dipped last quarter, the

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of canada. it's. this is a two week old baby girl that's for compering in the hospital to being discarded in the scorching sun in southern russia meanwhile the heat wave continues to cling on but firefighters are battling the flames the number of wildfires is down by hoff over the past six days. water shortages in the middle east are causing a tempers to flare between countries in the already volatile region levels of drug thing in the river jordan which supplies millions in israel jordan and syria but each accuses the of the of taking more than they need. and keeping the magic alive the descendants of the ancient shaman say they're up holding tradition in the modern world and seeing off the charlatans that he lives have been working for hundreds of years on the banks of siberia as leg by call but say their popularity is causing fake shamans to sneak in. and it's time now for us to take you to the millennium old city of yeah. continue talk of moscow's golden ring that's up next. hello good to see you

and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are today. every month we give you the future you understand. and want to bring the best. from across russia and around the world. join us. she's available in a story of. a true school toto. visit. twenty a. check for a new stadium. thousands of people living in the west bank. told from. russia just won't go away. the rain in the northwest will still weeks of one president people a good. twenty . dot com next rapper with live joins paid for the presidency of haiti made headlines last week so on the back of that artie's report i went to meet his fellow u.s. rapper immortal technique to ask if the music industry can offer more than just empty words to haiti. you took the incentive to help raise money for haitian so many hundreds of thousands that are still in need why did you feel that you actually had to fly over to haiti to see the disbursement of the funds well i went there at the request of hip hop for haiti and always around haiti. there's a club s.o.b.'s in downtown n

these are the images go for it has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. but first mr kraft well thank you for joining us today sochi has hosted the summit of the second of its kind after the july session last year and. this is me russia is strengthening its position in the region where it's always been present and is opening up new opportunities for cooperation primarily with afghanistan and pakistan things than. you do much better if you have three minutes of course. i think that russia is trying to strengthen its position russia is trying to reserve its position in the settlement process in afghanistan via this quartet you know to achieve this goal which is really important for both afghanistan and for the region as a whole as well as for russia these regular events take place pakistan has one view on the afghan crisis stan has another view russia may have yet another position but as for russia entergy christan it's obvious that they want to settle the situation in the country as soon as possible they are concerned with ter