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country house is the. town's. the crew me to feel. the world. headlines. the u.n. is fast approaching. to show support. of the fallout from the us supported. turning away from. support. of a government of being out of touch with the economic realities facing the country. solutions to keep the nation from default. on the e.u. and us they face another. the latest action in the world. ten minutes. on the hits just keep coming. manchester united extend their unbeaten start to the season. moments that matter we cast our eye over the key episodes from week twenty four in the russian premier league including a contender for goal of the month from. the car. but let's start of the rugby world cup for just the sole game was done for consideration on wed and seeing off a spirited japanese outfit to record their first win of the tournament the pacific islanders eager to pump their day one defeat to host new zealand behind them in. but plucky japan responded to each of tongue two tries in the first half to leave just five points between the sides of the break the fitness of the

country house holiday is the pool. halls to remember the groom me to choose to feel the most acutely to the world pull the ribbons for itself. i welcome back you're with us you live from moscow we're highlighting the week's main headlines in the weekly here top job intrigue comes to an end president medvedev and prime minister putin could swap jobs after the two thousand and twelve presidential election pledging their time down will continue to work for russia. and. emotions are running high as palestinians bid for statehood on the u.n. standing ovations in new york but clashes of the border in the west bank. a finnish priest speaking out against a chechen terrorist website finds himself defrocked and just graced with his plight being ignored by the mainstream media. i mean greek default is inevitable and the top officials know all about it leaks reports reveal the recession could go even deeper than that first. time my colleague kevin owen is here in half an hour's time but for now next it's motor city leaving a ghost

the forty one hotel the old waverly hotel they can also tell the millstones hotel some of the country house holiday in the full. towns the rim brand the creamy the chose to feel the montague the town the local and the rubens hotel. president obama sets up a standoff at the u.n. general assembly with sovereignty seeking palestinians it sent to clash with a veto holding us despite overwhelming international support plus. valuing the drum for a new nation thousands of palestinians pour into the streets of the west bank supporting a bid for statehood at the u.n. . on hamad the palestinian fifteen of them i know where these two bananas and we find them and on the street as people celebrate if you stop me education join me in a few moments and when you will. and the eurozone teeters under its rapidly piling debts with greece trying to speed up cuts in the eye about boarding a new recession may be looming.

the report also says that the country's housing market remains weak overall, with only a few slight improvements seen in some districts. the fed plans to hold an open market committee meeting on september 20 and 21. they initially scheduled a single-day debate, but it was expanded to discuss how to halt the economic slowdown. >>> a plane carrying a russian professional hockey team has crashed after takeoff, killing 43 people and leaving just two survivors on wednesday. the aircraft was taking members to a game in the belarussian capital of minsk when it crashed northeast of moscow. local airport officials say that the plane was unable to gain enough height and crashed into the airport antenna facility. the hockey team is one of the best in the russian professional league. russian president dmitri medvedev and prime minister vladimir putin have expressed their condolences to the victims. >>> next we go to our by oh in bangkok for the latest on what's making headlines in the region. >>> the twin suicide bombings wreaked havoc in southwestern pakistan on wednesday. the attack killed at least 25 peo

who took the old waverly who turned to getting calls returned the mill stone who to some of the country house holiday is the bull goldman tells the really brilliant creamy to choose to feel the most acute in the world the rubens hotel. the headlines on our t.v. and of the palestinian bid for a seat at the un is fast approaching stern opposition from the u.s. and israel thousands of palestinians of meantime gathered in the west bank city of ramallah to show their support for. israel is suffering the fallout from u.s. supported arab spring the regional players like egypt and turkey are turning away from israel to lose the support of controversial foreign policy. the greeks accuse the very government of being out of touch with the stark economic realities facing their country will see you leaders seek solutions to keep the nation from default and the i.m.f. is now warm the e.u. and us they face another recession and less drastic measures are taken to cut spending. and others in the headlines here announce he would do stay with us now is the latest action from the world of sport. thanks rory grea

the key ingreed ingredient for job creation in our country. >> house speaker john boehner says that the members will meet. he also warns members of a possible weekend session if a deal is not reached by tomorrow >>> the two uc berkeley graduates released from prison in iran are spending their first full day of freedom with their families in oman. shane bauer and josh fattal sprinted down the stairs of a private jet into the arms of a loved one since they landed in amann. bauer was reunited with his fiance sarah shourd released from the prison a year ago. >> two years in prison is too long and we sincerely hope for the freedom of other police call prisoners and those unjustly imprisoned in the united states and in iran. >> we are so grateful for being free. our gratitude goes towards her majesty sultan kubas of oman for the release. >>> u.s. diplomats got up and walked out of a speech this morning at the united nations by the president of iran. in his remarks to the general assembly, mahmoud ahmadinejad attacked the united states over its history of slavery, accused the u.s. of starting

bill and the one who turned the old way really had to be given also to the millstone hutto some country house holiday inn the pool mentos the rim brant the creamy the chesterfield the montague the town the world the rubens hotel. is an arts media no easy victory for the libyan rebels as fighting intensifies ahead of saturday's for maybe get off a loyalist to surrender r.t. looks at how freedom on the streets of tripoli is being threatened by anarchy. and we can put up with a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides just black and white president medvedev speaks out against a one sided approach to the conflict in syria he also confirms russia's willingness to help stop the bloodshed and loss. grief in the air the morial services are held in russia and across europe for the forty three victims of wednesday's when crash that killed almost all of one of russia's greatest ice hockey teams. you know where it is even if we don't know some of those guys because you're a former neighbor heard about the need to go for the world in afghanistan they can't remember nin

some country house. the pool tells. the crew me to feel. the oil the ruben's hotel. the u.n. security council unanimously approved a new resolution on giving support to the country's transitional government in its efforts to rebuild the nation. fly police to kosovo as one of more violence after the breakaway republic tries to block the free flow of goods from serbia. moves a step closer to energy security after russia. deal with some of the continent's energy giants to construct the south stream pipeline. six o'clock in the morning here in moscow this is our team.

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land forty one hotel the old waverly hotel they can also tell the millstones hotel some a large country house holiday inn the full details government tells the room brant the crim the chesterfield the once accused motel the royal pawn the rubens hotel. welcome back you know here's a quick look now the main stories we're covering today on r.t.e. russia city of the us labile as paying its last respects to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the local ice hockey team and that's as investigators rule out two main theories into the cause of the tragedy and failure and of poor quality of fuel. security is being stepped up across the u.s. on the eve of the out of verse three of nine eleven as new threats emerged somehow fear that america's war on terror has created more enemies than it's destroyed. last eleven cairo strike its new soured noted relations as an angry mob with the egyptian capital storms the israeli embassy forcing its staff to leave the country . and coming up next our special report about the deadly legacy of war and the illness that can hit servicemen ev

country house. the pool. halls. the crim to feel. the oil. the us. system. russia. has potential. to stick together. libyan transitional. strongholds. to restore order and security. in their stores and fifteen minutes from now in the meantime union is next with. thanks for joining us and this is sports that we've got plenty ahead in all this. no joke novak djokovic proves once again why he's top of the men's tennis three pitching his third bronstein crown of the season a new york city. on the ice to postpone the hockey league season begins five days after its scheduled kickoff following last week's deadly are crushed in your sleep. and yellow pearls could bun make further inroads into the top half of the russian premier league table with on the way with in chechnya. but let's begin at flushing meadows where novak djokovic chose had a long weekend to remember the serb becoming only the sixth man ever to win three of the foreground slams on offer in the same year beating rafael nadal in the final of the u.s. open for the fourth straight time the men's final was rain delayed to until

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and the one who took the old way believe her to make it in the search of the mill stone hutto country house . the blue. turns the river the crim to feel. the oil the ruben's her child. welcome back you know here's a quick look at the main stories we're covering today on r.t.e. russia city of yet us labile as paying its last respects to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the top local ice hockey team and that's as investigators rule out two main theories into the cause of the tragedy and failure and a poor quality of fuel. security is being stepped up across the u.s. on the eve of the adverse really of nine eleven as new threats emerge some fear that america's war on terror has created a more adam mayes that has destroyed. our noted relations as an ag with the egyptian capital storms the israeli embassy staff to flee the country. and coming up next our special report about the day.

who tells some of the country house holiday is the full mattel's to remember that the creamy to choose to feel the most acute in the world pull the ribbons herself. tonight so hard see libya's former rebels now officially represent the country as they get a u.n. seat despite new civilian deaths and continuing battles for the last get up in strong. meanwhile as palestine prepares its been for you in recognition israeli west bank settlers who want to leave say their government just won't let them. and a war of nerves on serbia's border with breakaway kossovo with a standoff a disputed checkpoints following the seizure by cost of a police despite warnings of pending violence we've got the latest on the developing story to. welcome this is our see it's eight pm now here in moscow my name is kevin know it in our top story libya's national transitional council now is a seat at the united nations which officially recognized the former rebels in a new resolution easing the sanctions imposed during good daffy's regime provision is also made for financial assistance from the un for rebuilding th

house bill and the one who took the old wave in her turn to get him closer to the mill stone hutto country house full of the full moon tones to remember the creamy choose to feel. the oil pull the rubens hotel. grease the russians to reassure investors that it is worthy of the next day the prime minister convincing main lender getting. oil here in the states about things going public i'm mad especially those states he made his a proposal bring you all the latest in just. three hundred salaries government forces strong make your own position town in syria moscow post five to twelve while the genting western sanctions. why immigrants to fourteen are doing a good job but so ninety percent of vacancies in the country's employment. a very warm welcome to you this is all live from moscow.

the millstones some of the country house the day in the pool. the river. it used to be the insecure the oil the ruben's hotel. stories of america marks a decade since the tragedy of nine eleven which united a nation for. tour of the bloodiest wards of the twenty first century. and afghanistan which was invaded by the us shortly after the atrocity of the relentless taliban staged another deadly suicide bombing result he discovers most afghan civilians don't even know why their country was ever occupied by foreign troops. rusher in the sports world say goodbye to the country's top national ice hockey team in the blink of an eye forty three people died on wednesday when looking motifs and levels planes crashed on takeoff. moscow calls on the international community not to take sides in syria's internal violence as president putin says negotiation is the only way to peace in the arab league announces it's reached an agreement with damascus and long promised reforms . back with more news for in about fifteen minutes from now we well you know he's here with the

all the announcement is that it means both cushion and image that it will stay together at the country's house. believe there predictability and transparency in the work we are doing here inside the united russia party inside of the government the ruling the story just is to be welcomed by anybody else in the world and they believe that the decision which is taking me. this morning i might want to thank you thank you. thank you and thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you eric you are rushing to have this strong communication leaders continue to allow you to give this a child that you know you will never give any other capacities got to stick together or to destroy them in asia is good for russia it's good for the russian foreign policy and i believe in it. and while in office president medvedev has a progressive proposals for russia's economic development and michael pena foreign affairs specialist at the times newspaper in london hopes he can continue promoting these at granite. think of primitive obviously if he. continues the prime minister

country house full of the full details the river is clearly that used to be the original the old paul reubens hotel. resort russia is to reassure investors that is worthy of the next bailout package the prime minister prepares to convince its main lender. we're here on the streets of athens during a public comeback but also if you might use it for a place we'll bring you all the latest in just teaming with. stephen sours government forces to make your position the town of syria more stapled on both sides. jacking western sanctions. why immigrants important are doing a good job but soaking up ninety percent of vacancies in the country's parliament. very warm welcome to you this is our life from moscow greece says it's doing all it can and is on the right track to reduce its crippling deficit the prime minister also pleaded for germany's assistance ahead of talks with chancellor merkel says the greek parliament has to vote on a new set of cards needed to secure the next. instalment. is in athens for us we're hearing more positive rhetoric coming from the greek prime minister just typing

country house holiday is the. times to remember the family that used to feel the accuser to the world the ruben's herself. the guessing game is over president and prime minister of jordan could swap jobs after the twenty twelve presidential election pledging to continue the path of modernization and economic stability if they would. palestine's un statehood bid euphoria degenerate into clashes this crowd in the west bank find themselves battling heavily armed israeli riot squads. and europe's top financial figures plan for an inevitable greek default that's according to a leaked report that follows sliding markets and spreading fears of a double dip recession. what you know if you live from moscow and here's a review of the past seven days and a look at today's top stories we're beginning with saturday's big announcement that prime minister about the report and will run for presidency in two thousand and twelve the news came out a ruling united russia party convention current president will have a party in parliam

parties in the house have convicted fraudster michael brown has been living under the pseudonym in the republic of dominica. unfortunately, mr. speaker, we have no treaty with that country. can the prime minister tell the house what steps this government is taking to bring mr. bound back to face justice? >> well, we like to extend the countries that we have these treaties with and i will certainly look in the case of the dominican case and get back to the honorable gentleman. and while we're at it, perhaps we could have a search for the individual donor to the labour party. i agree there was only one and his name was alistar campbell. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will the prime minister join me in congratulating the football club who in partnership with the university have delivered the first university of football business in the u.k. which has generated immense interest among the young people of the u.k. and across europe? >> i will happily join my honorable friend in praising the work of the football club. i've been very struck in this job of the privilege you get of seeing different football clubs working not just on their own football skills but inspiring young peopl

country house today is the pool. halls to remember the creamy it used to feel the most secure the tunnels the oil fields the ruben so gentle. kremlin comeback our jeanne gauges global reaction to the news that vladimir putin is running for the russian presidency again next year with dmitri medvedev now planning to replace him as head of government. we have the announcement now of the analysis joining me and the now wait for the latest global encrusted reaction for president. european leaders preparing a rescue plan as they battle to stave off a double dip recession and the prospect of greek default while the i.m.f. warns it may not be able to help the bigger economy to. clamp down on freedom of expression in the u.k. is a historic precedent is set marching in parts of london. and in business russian markets bounce back after shock loss of the only trading at digesting the news that anything could it could be stepping down at a time athens joining called on after the poland. one pm in moscow as a good to have you with

parties in the house have convicted fraudster michael brown has been living unde the pseudonym in the republic of dominica. unfortunately, mr. speaker, we have no treaty with that countryn the prime minister tellhe house what steps this government is taking to bring mr. bound back to face justice? >> well, we like to extend the countries that we have these treaties with and i will certainly look in the case of the dominican case and get back to the honorable gentleman. and while we're at it, perhaps we could have a search for the individual donor to the labour party. i agree there wa only one and his name was alistar campbell. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will the prime minister join me in congratulating the football club who in partnership with the university have delivered the first university of football business in the u.k. which has generated immense interest among the young people of the u.k. and across europe? >> i will happily join my honorable friend in praising the work of the football club. i've been very struck in this job of the privilege you get of seeing difrent football clu working not just on their own football skills but inspiring young people not only

the one who chose the old waverly hotel because i'm still searching the millstone hotels some country house holiday in the pool. halls the remember the creamy the chesterfield the montague the child the royal the rubens hotel. top stories this hour on r.t. the us and remain your son a strategic defense pact that will now fully authorize the deployment of ballistic missile interceptors in romania moscow renews its demands from the eagle guarantees that the nato system won't be aimed at russia and germany attempted to greece's potential default by members of the euro zone to stick together and stormy skies are looming over europe as he turns to the organs for help. libyan transitional forces are given residents of the deceased gadhafi strongholds two days to leave or face an illness will. report for more crimes committed by the. rebels pledging the new leadership to restore order and security. you're watching live from moscow i'll be back with more news stories in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime union is next with the latest sport. thanks for joining us this is sports today we've got

the only way really to make it in the millstone hutto some old country house holiday is the pool. halls to remember the creamy it used to feel the insecure the world the rubens hotel. the. welcome back of the geyser at heart i'm nice guys are you know you can't have cheap money without cheap oil time now to go. blow me a professor of middle east balkan history and author of chaos in yemen societal collapse and the new authoritarianism is a blooming great taboo in the studio it's great to be here mike's all right is a bully we've been discussing banking and terrorism in the first half tell us how these two meet in yemen well i would suspect there's a direct correlation between the kind of rise of personal indebtedness to private finance and so to shows that are immersed in yemen starting in the late one nine hundred ninety s. and really caught on as a kind of resource for consider all profits for both local yemeni power holders stakeholders and the outside world world banking. and this is taking the form usually in the micro finance banking there's particularly successful banks as

the forty one hotel the old waverly hotel they can sell such as the mill stone hotel some old country house today is the full moon tells the rim brant the crew made the choice to feel the moto the oil spill on the rubens hotel. nine thirty am in the russian capital easier r.t. headlights anger at austerity plans spills onto the streets of italy and spain with their governments preparing to tighten belts even further to calm the markets and save the faltering euro meanwhile splitsville and you mark. it's by pegging it's for that used to be a monetary safe haven to the euro currency. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief flee libya for a neighboring me share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still unknown this is concerns grow over what kind of regime could replace him. in the sun for russian city of jaroslava turns into a global think tank as the world policy forum gets started there multiculturalism and global security among the most pressing issues expected to be discussed at the meeting. up next we look at the controversial figure of rock comb a lot of forme

bill and she won her the only way for her to be getting closer to the millstone hutto some of the country house today in the. towns to remember the creamy to choose to feel the montague the town the world the rubens hotel. this is all see it with a check of the headlines just tough on the war on. mutual interests a british prime minister visits russia for the first time in six years pushing aside differences to distance economy from of the ship with four hundred million dollars worth of corn trying find to become trees also discount the syrian crisis with russia and even hunted approach on the peace don't believe in interpreting. a decade of cooperation by its results of wrong guesses about centricity from the train nuclear bombs but it would be helpful to represent that during and joining us will operate differently from twenty fifteen with russian special is staying in the country in the meantime the four hundred. eighteen need new center stage and the deepening recession financial crunch says with a crucial fifty four billion viewers to oversee population.

housing is one of the pillars and the backbones of our country. housing has been attacked like none other. that cannot go forward. why are we excite it? we see the jobs report was the worst in 60 -- why are excited? the jobs report was the worst in 60 years. why should we be excited? when we look at the value of the dollar -- if you pull a dollar out and you take a look at its -- since barack obama has been president of the united states, that dollar has lost 12% of its value. we need a sound dollar in this country. we are not getting it under this president. why be excited? take a look at what the reaction has been to president obama and his policies. take a look at the reaction. the back to just when obamacare was passed. in the senate, harry reid slammed the obamacare through. when he did, there was a reaction all across the country. it was christmas eve, if you recall. it came at a time when people were florida -- were floored. they were doing everything they could to get the attention of their representatives. tens of thousands of americans came to w

several european countries like greece and italy so they've got to put their houses in order to have to spend. a half but not spend more i didn't have. pushing a highly unpopular austerity package the country's lower house a. series of tax hikes and spending cuts designed to say seventy billion dollars the measures have already been approved by the senate despite weeks of wrangling and public protests but even if it is passed many wonder if enough to turn around these economic stagnation culture society. is it sleep ok to once again tighten its belt in the light of new austerity measures politicians it seems and found a way to sate and so penny we publish a new of the view inside the restaurant of the parliament and it's. a top level menu as like a free. restaurant with a prize of its cheap exclusive many was leaked to italian let's press a magazine but this is name it should instead be straight people pay for it and we've thought that this was. a prize for the people of the parliament cause five me. some from around. here the controversial spending doesn't end there politicians have

all across the country, although it looks a little more like target states than all across the country. house have already passed important reforms, changes, economic growth, that sit in the senate. the president wanted bipartisan support for his bill, what he's gotten is bipartisan opposition. senate democrats have said this isn't going to fly. either on the stimulus side, neither on the tax side, the pay-fors are unacceptable, he's got a bipartisan problem on capitol hill. senate democrats oppose him and house republicans oppose him. >> i don't think they would tell if you you talk to them that they are posed to this. >> they don't like -- they don't like some of t got to negotiate. you guys stay right put, not let you go. >>> next, the republican front-runner visits virginia and boros a line from a man he hopes to evict from the white house. >> i know it is time for a change in this country. a free android smartphone. but how are you going to get these phones to our clients coast to coast? it's gonna take a little magic. i'm on it. straight from motown to you america! yes! helping people c

all across the country although it looks a little more like target states than all across the country. house, economic growth, that sit in the senate. the president wanted bipartisan support for his bill, what he's gotten is bipartisan opposition. senate democrats have economic growth, that sit in the senate. the president wanted bipartisan support for his bill. he's gotten bipartisan opposition. senate democrats have said, this isn't going to fly. neither on the stimulus side, the tax side, the pay-for is unacceptable so he has a bipartisan problem on capitol hill. senate democrats oppose him and house republicans oppose him. i don't know how he gets out of that conundrum. >> i understand. i don't think they would tell you that they are opposed to this but -- >> they don't like some of it. we got to negotiate on that. stay put. we're not going to let you go. >>> the republican front runner visits virginia and borrows a lot from a man he hopes to evict from the white house. >> i know it is time for a change in this country. at bayer, we've been relieving pain for over 100 years. and today, w

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other thing, i think we psych ourselves out and say, isn't it impeeralist for us to tell other country house to treat women. isn't that a value we should leave them to decide. and she feels so fortunate that we were against the practice of foot binding and there are some practices that you have to say are not acceptable. >> in india, there used to be a hindu practice that a woman was touched on the burning funeral pile of the man as a sacrifice, and the british basically outed it and say i don't care what people think and it caused riots and all of that. but talk about this. this is something we come back on. it is islam. until you change the religion really you can't change anything. >> no. i don't believe that. because christianity at one point had bad -- every religion had horrible practice to women. it changed and evolved. >> it is true. right now the muslim world. >> it is in the dark ages. the muslim world is living in the dark ages. and if you look at what happened in it makes sense in a historical sense. i believe we can evolve. i think revival of characters. mohammad's wife was 20 y

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worsening the country's fifty four billion euro austerity package before it goes before the country's lower house of parliament for debate proposed change the proposal includes changes to pensions government spending cuts and especially on the rich will go for more on this later here on our t.v. but for now. welcome to filipino a small town in the middle of italy that also claims to be an independent principality and to prove it it's even started printing its own money the man on a new note says town mayor lucas a lhari now self-proclaimed prince i guess everyone dreams of being a prince when they're a little boy and so did i now i get to live that dream realty knows going solo in protest over government plans to slash council funding he wants small towns to merge having the number of local authorities with a population of just six hundred phila teano and its mayor for the chop. it's a terrible idea because it makes no economic sense we have everything here to be autonomous and besides our neighboring towns are at least thirty kilometers away so it's not practically possible it wouldn't even save

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