we -- -- when the -- when the central station went for a change and captain cashman was in -- in position, he recommended 130and 145 for music with recommendation -- of -- i'm sorry, the recommendation after one year for 145. we understand -- the -- the staggering strategies of broadway because of the because of the heavy traffic on there. i truly feel it is -- it is mostly for saturday and for -- for friday and saturdays which, which there's all of the nightclubs and the bars that are there. we had 145 with captain anna brown which first -- first she -- she recommended 1:130 and then after i met with her. i she recommended 145and 145 was adequate time for -- for our patrons to be staggered. we have a good security plan. we feel that -- we feel that 15 minutes, we could get everybody out, and in a nightclub or a lounge. there's a difference between our patrons -- that -- that are on broadway on fridays and saturdays. we also understand that it is very hard for us to get our clients on fridays and saturdays to our place. because of the -- the traffic and problems on broadway. the 15 minute

opposition however the promise of potential political leverage could turn out to be a lot more tempting cashman as our r.t. moscow still to come later on the program by some was the cue to buy all those find out why this woman is dividing opinion of norway and why protest to be. the first official visit in decades of an afghan leader to russia has ended with a promise of support and cooperation for them and better told hundreds caused by that moscow will stand by couple when a western forces of bentley withdraw the battle against the illegal drug trade was also called a top priority of bilateral relations aussies and he's another way has more on the missing of the two media's. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective government that's able to provide the development of afghanistan for decades to come. u.s. led coalition forces have been in the country since two thousand and one and are planni

cashman as our r.t. moscow but that's about all coming up here later in the program has a quick preview she was voted the region of the what is now being deployed to find out why this is ending suspicions about human rights groups in the streets and protest. americans are trading dollars for the chinese yuan the report on this newfound love for the cards and why financial experts say it's going to be a long lasting relationship. russia is set to support afghanistan off to western forces begin withdrawing from the war torn country in three years' time because it would be i've made the pledge after talks with his afghan counterpart when it comes and must go into leaders also place the battle against the illegal drug trade among their top priorities and he said no way is more. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with

opposition however the promise of potential political leverage could turn out to be a lot more tempting cashman as our r.t. moscow. and as poland proposed for the independent investigation into the crash aviation security expert crissy aides told us the beginning won't change the facts . the evidence is the evidence it is hard evidence it is factual and you know we simply can't change that with yet another investigation into the events you know we're talking about very clear instructions here from air traffic controllers to the pilots that there were no conditions for the landing the weather conditions were such that the airport was below operating the pilots on board the aircraft should have taken note of that but quite clearly some form of pressure was brought to bear so the psychological pressure or suchlike caused the pilots to take what amounts to a rush decision to attempt to make a landing that airfield on that. thought the british aviation analyst chris yates giving us some insight coming up on the program playing the transatlantic blame game a u.s. sets a date for trial of alleged russ

cashman as our r.t. moscow or his some of what's still to come of this. play runs up long to blame game a u.s. school that sets a date for the trial of alleged russian see that it put a boot with his lawyers cry foul saying the government is breaking little rules when you move. wall it's not stopped from throwing more money into the economic bailout fund. means for struggling here is a country it's. russia is pledging to help afghanistan recover from years of war once nato forces withdraw from the region in twenty fourteen the promise came during the afghan leaders visit to moscow which was the first in a generation president's been very open cause i also tackled the problem of afghan drugs most of which flowed to russia and he said now we follow that. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective government that's able to provide the development of afghanis

cashman as our r.t. moscow well here's just some of what's still to come this hour here on the story of the fine the citizens the. supporters rally for a russian born woman who's lived in norway since childhood but now facing deportation after her repressive reject plus. from throwing more money into the economic bailout fund we hear wall that mean for the struggling eurozone countries. russia is pledging to help recover from the years of war once nato forces withdrew from the region twenty fourteen well the problem is came during the afghan leaders visit to moscow which was the first in a generation president's been very open calls lowell's the valve to tackle the problem of afghan drugs most of which flowed into russia and he's the now we follow that's what. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective g

cashman as our r t moscow. stay with us here on r t coming up playing the transatlantic blame game a u.s. court sets a date for the trial of the alleged russian arms trader victor boot but his lawyers are crying foul saying the government's breaking the law we'll tell you more plus if. you are doing anything about it. now learning mandarin go. to be the resident finds out if it's business as usual for americans as china continues to rise against a week in the u.s. economy. but first israel has ruled that the military raid on a gaza aid flotilla last may was legal nine turkish activists died when israeli commandos raided the ship sparking strong international condemnation the panel was looking into it made up of four israelis in two foreign observers turkey's prime minister has already criticized the inquiry saying it has no value or credibility sorry about she from the legal side or that protects the freedom of movement of palestinians told r.t. the main concern is that the report fails to criticize the blockad

cashman as our moscow. stay with us here on r.t. still ahead the story of a fire in citizen being forced out supporters rally for a russian born woman who's lived in norway since childhood but now faces deportation after her asylum request gets rejected. and wallet snapshot from throwing more money into the economic bailout fund we hear what that means for struggling eurozone countries. first though israel ruled the military raid on a. gaza aid flotilla last may was legal activities died when israeli commandos raided a ship sparking strong international condemnation the panel looking into a raid is was made up of four israelis and two foreign observers turkey's prime minister has already criticized the inquiry saying it has little value or credibility sorry if you from the legal side out of text the freedom of movement of palestinians tells r.t. that made concern that the report fails to criticize the blockade that she says is stifling life in gaza. no commission of inquiry in the world can justify deliberately restricting the passa

cashman has r r t moscow in belarus former presidential candidate candidate vladimir nick has been released on bail after being detained during violent protests in december on saturday the wife of another former candidate was also released pending house arrest many more have been freed despite being accused of instigating a violent outbreak after alexander lukashenko won the country's disputed presidential elections six hundred people were arrested in total some of them badly beaten european union has been urging belize to release opposition members who have been detained for political reasons they demanded the country investigate the abuse allegations of security forces against demonstrators instead parliamentary assembly council of europe has called for new sanctions against bellary so for its violent treatment of the opposition president lucas shango has said that he would retaliate if any action was taken against the country the e.u. boycotted his inauguration with many countries opting to distance themselves from the ceremony if. russia and the u.s. are set to begin scrapping their dep

opposition however the promise of potential political leverage could turn out to be a lot more tempting cashman as our r.t. moscow. stay with us plenty more headed your way still ahead the story of a fine citizen being forced out supporters rally for a foreign woman who's lived in norway since childhood but now faces deportation after her asylum request got rejected. as though israel has ruled that the military raid on a gaza aid flotilla last may was legal nine turkish activists died when israeli commandos raided a ship sparking strong international condemnation panel looking into it was made up of four israelis in two foreign observers turkey's prime minister has criticized the inquiry saying it has no value or credibility sorry about you from the legal side or that protects the freedom of movement of palestinians tells r t the main concern is that the report fails to criticize the blockade she believes the stifling life in gaza. no commission of inquiry in the world can justify deliberately restricting the passage of people and goods in order to paralyze the economy and prevent normal life f