albums of barrels of hazardous chemicals swept into chinese river by recent floods or attitude towards russia efforts are underway to recover but moscow was concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border. germany is debating whether the offenders should be kept under lock and key even after their sentences are over the practice of a so-called preventive detention has drawn criticism from a european human rights watchdog. that a russian probe has concluded that a south korean warship which song to march was made by a north korean torpedo that's according to a south korean newspaper dog and has consistently denied claims in an international report that it was to blame. we had lied so back to the top of the hour with more updates for you the meantime here's the latest sports news. hello and welcome to the sports news here from r.t.e. in moscow and these are the headlines. winning start c.b.s. beat him a salt water mill to take a first leg advantage in the europa league qualifier. while but to exit maradona says he feels betrayed after losing the job a

efforts are underway to recover hundreds of barrels of hazardous chemicals which are floating down a chinese river towards russia they were swept away in a recent flood moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border so a fourth is on the chinese embassy here in moscow and she brings us the latest the chinese media reporting that thousands of these barrels have now been retrieved from the songs. thousands more remain in it floating towards towards russia now of course the song was a subsidiary of the moon river which should join in russia's far eastern territory and it would take one two weeks for these barrels to reach there now what we're hearing is that the chinese authorities.

is are underway to recover hundreds of barrels of hazardous chemicals which are floating down a chinese river toward russia they were swept away in a recent flight to moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border sarah ferguson the chinese embassy in moscow and she brings us the latest the chinese media reporting that thousands of these barrels have now being retrieved from the song. thousands more remain in it floating towards towards russia now of course the song was a subsidiary of the moon with which it joined in rushes to far eastern territory and it would take two weeks for these barrels to reach there now what we're hearing is that the chinese authorities are saying that that's unlikely to happen the barrels are unlikely to reach the in the and they've actually put in eight barriers as a preventative measure.

thousands of barrels of hazardous chemical swept into chinese river by recent floods are headed towards russia efforts are underway to recover them but moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border. and germany is debating whether potential re offenders should be kept under lock and key even after their sentences are over the practice of the so-called preventive detention has drawn criticism from a european human rights watchdog. and a russian probe has concluded that a south korean warship which sunk in march wasn't hit by a north korean torpedo that's according to a south korean newspaper can yank has consistently denied claims at an international report that i was to blame. as we have lines here in our team and sports next with a tell you don't go away. at all welcome to the sports news and see that it's all going to end these are the headlines i've example of secure is russia's third gold medal of the european outlet exchanges ships with the best mounds hi joe. season. now despite missing some of their key players russian basketball t

thousands of barrels with hazardous chemicals into chinese river by floods are headed towards russia bringing in the potential for disaster. for the cleanup operation continues but how much of a threat to the still poses just admit we don't have the latest information on this story a. preventive detention or a longer prison sentence germany debates how to stop dangerous criminals from returning to society. and a stake in the future of the russia close up series visit the fertile lands of kaluga two hundred kilometers outside the capital to see plans to put meat on every table in the land. and coming up in the business of day we'll be looking at the new role which bans insider trading here in russia and also news that we export home because of the drought that's hitting the country's holiday details in about twenty minutes time. watching r.t. coming to live from moscow ten am here welcome to the program now afeard are underway to recover hundreds of barrels of hazardous chemicals which are floating down a chinese river towards russia they were swept away in a recent flood moscow's con

barrels containing dangerous chemicals flow towards russia after being swept by floods into a chinese river. germany is torn between opposing human rights and protecting its citizens as preventive detention comes under ease use scrutiny. and a stake in the future of the russia close of serious business the fertile lands of coal over two hundred kilometers outside the capital to see its plans to meet every table in the land. and coming up in the business update we've been looking at the new role which bonds insider trading hey in russia and also news that we export goods because of the drought which has hit the country's call with all the details in about twenty minutes time. this is r.t. live from moscow marina joshing welcome to the program adverts are on the way to recover hundreds of barrels of hazardous chemicals which are floating down a chinese river towards russia they were swept away in a recent flood moscow's concern about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border sarah ferguson is at the chinese embassy in moscow and she brings us the latest. the chinese

thousands of barrels of hazardous chemical swept into chinese river by floods are headed towards russia bringing the potential for disaster. the cleanup operation continues but a promise of a threat of these barrels of chemicals still plays if you leave me just a female brain. if the information. preventive detention or a longer prison sentence germany debates how to prevent dangerous criminals from returning to man a society. and meeting demand we visit fertile lands two hundred kilometers outside russia's capital to see how the kaluga region is planning its future as the country's biggest need supplier. watching r.t. coming to live from moscow with the marina joshua welcome to the program efforts are underway to recover hundreds of barrels of hazardous chemicals which are floating down a chinese river towards russia they were swept away in a recent flood moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border although you know talk to sarah further who's following the issue for us here and is outside the chinese embassy here moscow good morning t

extract several variables which have been previously washed into the river as a result of the biggest flood in a decade the chinese experience several more thousand barrels are still in the water in the sun for river and or en route towards the border and towards russia china has built eight beers in order to prevent them from getting here but there are several. actors suggesting that anything could happen for example out of the seven thousand barrels which of initially got into the water three thousand of them contain toxic substances including acids which make it cause harm to humans and animals and it's not clear how many of these so far extracted barrels actually contain these toxic substances there are also reports that some of the barrels may have sunk to the bottom which makes them up attentional future threat for the ecology and also obviously makes it much more difficult to extract them to the surface this is not the first time that china is experienced such problems back in two thousand and five a huge chemical spill has left millions of chinese without the supplies of fresh water and the authorities on

of barrels containing highly dangerous chemicals from reaching russia currently floating down a chinese river and experts say they could reach the border within several days the drums were swept into the river in northwest china after the worst flooding in a decade deluged factories nearby. reports from russia's far east coast to the border with china. the river is one of the biggest sources of fresh water in russia's far east and in the city as world water standing now and its ecology is still under up with threats because china is just several dozen kilometers away from here and so is this sand for river which joins the army where the place where this emergency happened to be chinese authorities do say that they've managed to extract several thousand barrels which have been previously washed into the river as a result of the biggest flood in a decade the china has experienced several more thousand barrels are still in the water in the sun for river and or en route towards the end towards russia china has built eight beers in order to prevent them from getting here but there are several fact

in a desperate search to retrieve thousands of barrels of highly poisonous chemicals from the chinese river which could reach russia in just two weeks. and germany's fear more criminals could soon be living in their communities and up to the european court of human rights bans the continued detention of some convicts viewed as dangerous. event. live from our studios here in central moscow this is twenty four hours a day forest fires have killed at least twenty five people and left thousands homeless in central russia as a heat wave grips much of the country the situation has escalated following weeks of record breaking temperatures. reports now from a village ravaged by five that's only forty kilometers from moscow. just take a look at the damage around me here these charge remains show what can happen when record heat meets drought like conditions and this was somebody is home and look nothing here is as it once was everything has been demolished now this family made it out ok but they're heartbroken you know they worked hard to accumulate things to keep the family comfortable and together

the russian and desperate search to retrieve thousands of barrels of poisonous chemicals from a chinese river which could reach russia in just two weeks. john lennon's fear criminals could soon be living in their communities under the european court of human rights the continued detention of some convicts is dangerous after their sentences handed. international news life for this is all see with me thanks for joining us the russian all of me has joined the fight against a raging forest fires that have already killed twenty five people on the left thousands homeless in central russia a record breaking heat wave the week's is to blame vince reports now from a village ravaged by fire just forty kilometers from. just take a look at the damage around me here these charge remains show what can happen when record heat meets drought like conditions and this was somebody is home and look nothing here is as it once was everything has been demolished now this family made it out ok but they're heartbroken and that's been the story throughout central russia where forest fires have ripped through the centr

stories here on our team thousands of barrels containing dangerous chemicals that were swept into a chinese river by a slaughter heading towards russia recovery efforts are way but it's the toxic materials get into the water could be disastrous. germany is debating whether the human rights of convicted criminals should be sacrificed for the protection of citizens that's after so called preventive detention drew criticism from the european human rights watchdog. and the governor of arizona has appealed a federal ruling which curb the controversial new immigration law jaja drop parts of the legislation such as forcing immigrants to carry peepers at all times just hours before they came into force. as they have eyes here in r t next we have a member of the body of ants that should care to stand in april costing hundreds of lives. rest has long been kurdistan's national color of one point two words could be used and rather even members same. on the national flag it symbolizes valor. the golden sun in the sun to represents one asked for eternal. let.

back here with a look at the top stories thousands of barrels of hazardous chemical swept into chinese river by recent floods are headed towards russia birds are on the way to recover them but moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border. germany is debating whether potential re offenders should be kept under lock and key even after their sentences are over the practice of the so-called preventive detention has drawn criticism from sheen's human rights watchdog. at a russian probe has concluded that a south korean warship in march was a hit by a north korean torpedo that's according to south korean newspaper consistently denied claims in an international report that it was to play. mostly allies here back at the top of the hour in the meantime are to remembers the bloody events the true kyrgyzstan in april costing hundreds of lives. russia has long been kurdistan's national color one point two words and rather even members same. on the national flag symbolizes the courage. to build in some.

he's here in our team sow's of barrels of hazardous chemicals swept into chinese river by recent floods are headed towards russia efforts are underway to recover them but moscow is concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border. and germany is debating whether potentially offenders should be kept under a law that he even after these sentences are over the practice of the so-called preventive detention has drawn criticism from a european human rights watchdog. a russian probe has concluded that a sounds good warship which sunk in march was ahead by a north korean torpedo that's according to a south korean newspaper pyongyang has consistently denied claims in an international report that it was to blame. most of the headlines now take a journey back in time as we unlock the secrets of ancient vladimir with martin andrea.

let's get to our headlines now thousands of containing dangerous chemicals that were swept into a chinese river by a flood and are heading towards russia recovery efforts are underway but if the toxic materials get into the water the effects could be disastrous. and germany is debating what the human rights of convicted criminals should be sacrificed for the protection of citizens so called preventative detention drew criticism from a european for human rights watch. and the governor has appealed a federal ruling which a controversial new immigration law will address parts of the legislation such as forcing immigrants to carry papers at all times just hours before they came into force. and i would look at whether there's any truth to the claims that global warming is the cause of the record breaking heat in russia. it's time for crosstalk stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in a welcome to cross talk i'm curious about sweating it out a good part of the world is experiencing a crippling heatwave is this

live from moscow these are the top stories thousands of barrels of houser discountable swept into chinese river by recent floods are headed towards russia efforts are underway to recover them but moscow was concerned about the possible consequences should the toxic material cross the border. and germany is debating whether potentially offenders should be kept under a walking team even after their sentences are over the practice of the so-called preventive detention has drawn criticism from a european human rights watchdog. and a russian probe has concluded that a south korean warship which sunk in march wasn't hit by a north korean torpedo and that's according to a south korean newspaper young as consistently. denied claims in an international report that it was too wide. as we had lines now we'll look at whether there is any truth to claim the global warming is the cause of the record breaking heat in russia and beyond the summer it's time for cross stop don't go away. and. if you want to. blow him away.

reminder of the top stories thousands of barrels contain dangerous chemicals that were swept into chinese river by flood are headed towards russia recovery efforts are underway but if the toxic materials get into the water the facts could be disastrous. germany is debating whether the human rights of convicted criminals should be sacrificed for the protection of citizens when that happens so called preventive detention drew criticism from a european human rights watchdog. down the governor of arizona has appealed a federal ruling which curb a controversial new immigration law the judge dropped parts of the legislation such as a force to carry papers all times just hours before it came into force. they had life now to take a journey back in time as we log the secrets of ancient bloody murder with martin. hello are welcome to bloody hear. the capital of the ancient little still here lies the soul some of us are.

authorities on this one there was the response from chinese officials that there were any of these barrels can be retrieved before the chemicals dess into the river war says. well the chinese authorities promise no natural catastrophe they are saying they have already started cleaning out the barrels from the waters however. in the past twenty four hours since it happened only four hundred barrels out of seven thousand have been taken out so if the water meanwhile chinese authorities are saying that not all the barrels have had toxic chemicals all in them and only four thousand in fact were filled with chemicals another three thousand war harmless and empty but this is not the first time that russia might have to deal with the consequences of a natural catastrophe caused by the chinese side in such a way that in two thousand and five and the very same river a one hundred tons of benzene a war poor. in the river and have reached russian waters and passed by some major russian cities such as how bought of skin from someone. but what about rough for them to travel how big is the threat that contamination could reach the mood river . well of course f

thousands of barrels containing highly toxic chemicals swept into a river in china by floods could be carried into russia within days the chinese authorities are desperately trying to intercept the poisonous containers and the paying locals a reward for every container they retrieve bodies you got this kind of explains what could happen if they reach russia. river is one of the biggest sources of freshwater in russia's far east and in the city as well water standing now and it's ecology is still under up attentional threats because china is just several dozen kilometers away from here and so is this a river which joins the where the place where this emergency happened to the chinese authorities do say that they've managed to extract several variables which have been previously washed into the river as a result of the biggest flood in a decade the china has experienced several more thousand barrels are still in the water in the sun for river and or en route towards the end towards russia china has built eight barriers in order to prevent them from getting here but there are several factors suggesting that anything could happen f

off being washed into a river by floods in northeastern china officials say they could reach the border within a week. of the house all the details. but old happened in a chinese province on the north east of a country in a subsidy river in the river which is a subsidiary to the river which connects russia and.

chinese media reporting that thousands of these barrels have now been retrieved from the song. thousands more remain in it floating towards towards russia now of course the song was a subsidiary of the moon river which it joined in russia's far eastern territory and it would take on two weeks of these battles to reach the now what we're hearing is that the chinese authorities are saying that that's unlikely to happen the barrels run likely to reach the a mile and they've actually put in eight barriers as a preventative measure to stop them crossing into russian territory now this is close happen with the flooding that's happening in china with the worst flooding that china has seen a familiar decade and this close around seven thousand barrels to rewash from the chemical storage facility into this all river and around four thousand of the we've heard reports. of three thousand containing this chemical substance the clean up operation now well underway concerns on both sides of this the about the potential environmental impact where any of these chemical substances leaked into the water say both sides monitoring this going up operation a very closely indeed. several teams are connecting the bar

resolved on the chinese government will share with our small appropriate information the same thing happened three years ago again it was a rework toxic waste that was the spilled into a river and russia has enormous problems with that due to the nature of chinese state that cannot be changed in a few years. now that's how i look at some other stories making news around the world people have been confirmed dead in the democratic republic of congo after a boat capsized tranche they happened on the everybody in the west of the country rescue workers a century and for dozens who are still missing officials say the boat was overloaded with congo passengers. a french mother has been charged with killing eight of her newborn babies she has admitted to the crime dominate trade as husband has been freed without charge police were alerted after the new owners of a house the couple had lived and found bones buried in the garden the borders of infants wrapped in plastic were eventually discovered there at the couple's current home. then president of haiti wave sweeping russia continues unabated it was july already the hottest month on record and as a result of the hate both flies mean

problem will be resolved and the chinese government will share with our small appropriate information the same thing happened three years ago when again it was a river waste that was spilled into russia had enormous problems with that so the nature of chinese state that cannot be changed in a few years. and that was journalist to me babbage from russia magazine speaking a little earlier to. well coming away this hour is all report on the dangers of the heat wave that's taking over the whole of russia. he's got all the tips from the experts on how to deal with what's become the country's hottest month on record. but first a south korean newspaper is claiming russian investigators have found north korea did not know one of the south's warships the report which russia has not confirmed says the vessel hit a mine the churn sank off the korean peninsula march with the loss of forty six sailors an early u.s. backed international investigation found pyongyang responsible but russia sent its own team of investigators to the region last month north korea maintains it had nothing to do with the incident and investigative journalist wayne madsen says the whole

chinese flood season. this house was toppled. rivers turned to torrance high in the mountains. this is the result. -- rivers turned to torrents high in the mountains. people are stranded. this is the worst flood they have seen since 1847. the old town, submerged cents monday, half a million people affected. had to this house, we found this couple trying valiantly to shift the salt and much of that now coats their hardware shop. -- mud that now coats their hardware shop. he tells me that it was up to the ceiling. it will take many years to recover. these floods pose a real challenge to china as a whole because the rain has been falling across this region four days and it flows right into the three gorges dam. this is under more stress than at any time since it was constructed four years ago. the dam was controversial. its operators say it is preventing catastrophic floods downstream by catching and storing up to half of the flood water. it is 600 kilometers long. water levels have risen four meters in the past four days alone. their efforts to stop the river has not stopped the

toxic fishing chinese authorities struggle to retrieve thousands of barrels of dangerous chemical waste from a river that supplies fresh water itself eastern russia. nazi defense authorities block anti fascist protesters from entering dystonia as x. nazi soldiers are commemorated in the baltic country. with more news to come your way at the top of the other in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the touch is next with the sports update. hello welcome to what's in the sports news the headlines fast is in the town still billion there are many great is a big side increasing overlaid with yet another victory being seen hold in one of saturday's highlights. russia in full control of european a flat exchange friendships in barcelona securing twice as many medals as their nearest rivals with juan day of competition still to go. red bull dominate senate in school finding out they have garrett grand prix in budapest with sébastien with south edition just ahead of mark webber. and extreme behavior don't ya gets to skateboarding goals while jamie bast week shines always be a make spike at the sixteenth an

to being washed into a river by floods in northeastern china officials say they could reach the border within a week oh she's in a town in. an eight. year old happened in a chinese province on the north east of a country. in the river which is a subsidiary to the river which connects russia and china and right now those barrels are heading to russia very quickly according to the estimations they could reach russian waters by the fourth of august which is less which is in less than a week russian emergency services however a saying that there is no information yet about whether there has been any leakage of chemicals out of those barrels but russian authorities have already do munda the assessments of potential environmental consequences of this from that from china china is promising that there will be no natural catastrophe but in the past twenty four hours after the barrels were washed into the water only four hundred them out of seven thousand were taken out of the water but the chinese are saying that only three thousand over them contains chemicals and there are other four thousand were completely harmless however this is not the first time that russia migh

toxic fishing chinese authorities struggle to retrieve thousands of barrels of dangerous chemical waste from a riverthat supplies fresh water to self east in russia. time now for an update on all the latest sporting events with the town. you're watching the sports news an artsy thanks for joining us this hour they have lines. are unstoppable in the russian primarily the same pittsburgh siding crazing that overlaid with yet another victory of beaten gold has not been named one of saturday's highlights. rush hour in full control of the european us led example in ships in barcelona securing twice as many medals as the nearest rivals with one day of competition to go. and exist reamed behavior here new gun yawn gets through skateboarding goals while jimmy bass really shines on these makes why having sixteenth annual it's games in los angeles. now is tough way through the russian premier league season and the pick of saudis actions sold tabletop was in need defeat champions are banned and extend the overall aid in the process sunny comfortably won the match after a brace of bills from strike that i did s

chinese emergency workers struggled to retrieve barrels holding dangerous chemicals they were swept into a riverand are now heading for russia. and stony and veterans who fought on the side of the nazis during the second world war are meeting in the country's capital and to sparked outrage inside and outside a stone yet over the authorities decision to allow sympathizers to gather. the headlines here back at the top of the hour with more on dates in the meantime we'll bring you the very latest from the world of sports. hello welcome to the sports news here from r.t. in moscow these are the headlines flying high alexander sure stuff claims russia's third gold of the european athletics championships with the best high jump of the season. while flying high vessel leads along as red bull left their rivals trailing during friday's practice sessions the hungaroring grand prix. and the new tiger woods teenage prodigy bobby wyatt wins his fourth straight junior championship far and an amazing fourteen under par round a fifty seven. but we start with football and the russian premier league where sutton w

clock in china to recover thousands of barrels of highly explosive chemicals from a river before they reach russia chinese authorities say the containers are tightly sealed and don't pose any threat. living in fear many germans demand keeping some x. convicts behind bars indefinitely despite the european court of human rights saying the country's preventive detention system is illegal it sees violent criminals remain in prison even after their official sentance. and it only released when being no longer a threat to society. or the time to dive into the world of sports with. so it looks like america but it produced another golfing prodigy hiero yes move over tiger woods there's a new kid in town literally as bobby watch who says seventeen shot a fourteen under par round of fifty seven which could be a new world record get that well and that that's next. hello welcome to the sports news here from r.t. in moscow and these are the headlines flying high alexander show stuff claims russia's third gold at the european athletics championships the best high jump of the season. while we name warm up under strength