seriousness of the new this is one of the most interesting exhibits in our museum it's an homage causey's one one five b. there were only thirty two such cause this one was number eight as he made a nine hundred forty eight starter for five years this car was driving around joseph stalin when in one nine hundred forty two the production of these vehicles started six onward calls were purchased in america and then disassembled to create doesn't even say for want of the car must have sustained fifteen minutes of gunfire which was tested at the windshield is seven point five centimeters fake and just one door weighs more than three hundred kilogram. cars which more she scary tops of the statesman of the highlights of the russian part of the museum's collection there are also many international car industry i catch is featuring old. b.m.w. . while some of the vehicles are of interest in themselves others are valuable. to a final occasion now and let's finally see those cars not just as museum exhibits but outside in full working condition chevrolets dodge's ford's cadillacs rolls royce very n

and that's deeply what in for many people and sadly some mainstream politicians like presence of causey indifference are contributing to an environment of hatred towards muslims. scriptures in this country rich what do you think about them in paris where we just heard from harm. well i think there are some valid criticisms of islam that that ought to be able to exist on their own without the whole fanaticism aspect and i think that's what we're losing here we're kind of mixing everything together and combining fanaticism with criticism of islamic fundamentalism with policies by politicians like nicolas sarkozy who. the full face burka and france and also some immigration policies that are expounded by the the far right national front movement in france and parties like them and they're a legitimate party with you know in france they're they're increasing in popularity they made the final round of the french presidential election when the pence father was faced off against jacques chirac and nobody was expecting that so i think although we're not seeing those kind of opinions expressed i

blackout in france ahead of sunday's presidential poll ten candidates including the income of the causey to battle for the top job in the country hit by social divisions and record unemployment. and energy hungry china works to secure a slice of the arctic and its untapped mineral resources but the chinese premier on a tour of the the extends its top stories this hour that's it for me and the news team for the moment my colleague edition of i will be back with more for you at half an hour from now in the meantime x. and stacy they'll be hidden dangers of what they call illusionary economic activities the cause report is next. the. x. prize or this is the kaiser report so how about it. do you feel lucky states there were. are you seeing we are you seeing a hologram i see i see little boys tell me war well max i want to turn to this little clip of a performance given only in the last week. yes who you see there that's too proud shook her i thought tupac was dead i believe he was gunned down but thanks to james cameron's modern technology there is to patrick are performing again oh this is

better than ever as it came with almost eighteen percent of the vote french journalist says that causey will have to work hard to attract these far right voters in the second round. i think the reason one of the reasons why a. high score which is the highest of party ever is partly because of rejection of nicolas sarkozy so this rejection those people who voted for that reason that would have to be overcome in the coming two weeks if he wants to sway them it's probably all that he will carry on as he has in the last few weeks trying to send messages more strongly on the issues of. security and immigration and will not like this kind of talk so it's really a tricky game to play for sarkozy to be able to get his speech just right to sway the people he needs i still think. should win it but the programs especially on economic matters. very close there was very little to tell them apart so from what we've heard and read about from these candidates it's very hard to tell which one could make a difference frankly speaking. both programs look very dangerous and looks like increasing the risk o

i'm sorry causey slips the french president fails to convince enough voters narrowly losing to his socialist arch rival the purge now go head to head in a second round. hello and welcome this is r t it's eleven pm here in moscow by names kevin zero in with our top story for you a middle east peace is taking another battering this time as egypt terminates his gas export deal with israel both countries insist it's just a business dispute but observers in israel wall it's putting the peace treaty on the line sara firth is in cairo for. well the head egypt stating gas company has said that this is a trade knott's a political issue and that the thermal asian of that deal with some form of payment is another as was reported the coming from egypt but it seems some people in israel have interpreted that as a possible violation of the can't they did peace treaty that was side in the two countries indeed one israeli opposition figures come out and one of the crisis in relations between egypt and israel and called on the us who is the sponsor of the gas deal between the neighboring countries to interve

in france ahead of sunday's presidential poll ten candidates including the incumbent the concert causey to fight it out for the top job in a country hit by social divisions and record unemployment. and energy hungry china works to secure a slice of the riches chinese premier on a tour of the nordic states hopes to win support for beijing to tap into the mineral resources here beyond the optics of. a lot you put in for his coming up for you in that thirty minutes from now but in the meantime let's return to the second part of the n n issue in washington. well. it's technology innovation it's called the list of elements from around russia we've got the future coverage. ok it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight we're giving it to the g.o.p. darling and no it's not ronald reagan it's paul ryan who's become a d.c. lead favorite for his willingness to put his name on a budget a budget that's pro-military anti social program and in many respects not all the opposite of the obama budget now ryan's latest budget the precious defense department was left alone but domestic health care

started causey's slipped the french president failed to convince enough voters now only losing to his socialist czars rival the pair now go head to head in the second round. and syria's opposition keeps the calls for military intervention despite the un troops observing mission but their pleas finding little public sympathy you can see in the country. so much in our line from moscow where it's six pm on new sanaa with our top story the middle east peace is taking another battering this time as egypt terminates its twenty year gas exports deal with israel both countries insist it's just a business dispute but observers in israel warn it's putting their peace treaty on the line for firth is and kyra. well the head egypt stating gas company has said that this is a trade not a political issue and that the terminations of that deal with a verse and form of payment is another false reports of the coming from egypt that it seems some people in israel have interpreted that as a possible violation of the count david peace treaty that was signed between the two countries in the one israeli oppo

blackout in france ahead of sunday's presidential poll ten candidates including the incumbent you'll see causey trying to fight it out for the top job in a country hit by social divisions and record unemployment. and energy hungry china where the secure a slice of the arctic riches chinese premier on a tour of the nordic states wants to support from beijing to tap into the mineral resources beyond the else except. the summary for half an hour from now to mean time the show with all the latest from washington studios don't go away this is artie. welcome to the lower show the real headlines with none of the mercy we're going to live in washington d.c. now it's an ira to speak with lauren lyster host of the capital account here are to you for our weekly financial check up the i.m.f. and world bank spring meetings are underway here in washington so we're going to highlight what you need to know then suicides attempted suicides allegations of abuse of pennsylvania prisons we're going to see how a justice department investigation might pave the way for a change in our prisons and our policies of soli