package to deal with that or else as the iran upset we could start a new arms race let me bring in dimitri babbage in moscow hit a guest in washington d.c. says the russians called the trusted they violated the agreement on several occasions what are your thoughts well first if you look at the agreement if you look at that that still of the treaty it doesn't break he bit research and development that brings keep its deployment that was absolutely no proof of that dross and deployed any intermediate range nuclear missiles in the areas where this deployment is behavior that by the treaty russia recently invited the united states to inspect all that was set about doing on their missile that is was. in the united states. larry is correct in his fact that actually president obama started to use in russia so it wasn't just drum but it was a bomber who wanted to get out of these are an f. treaty if we will get why the united states wants to get out of it i think it's primarily against china that they want to have more capability just because if you look at their european situation it changed to r

guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with international and we have glenn d.'s and he is a professor at the higher school of economics originally cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate glenn let me go to you first here we have this k. bailey hutchinson the american ambassador to nato she had a little while she got into a bit of a scrap. threatening to take out russian missiles what's the back story looked at me. well the reason why she wanted to take out the russian missiles as well they're arguing russia is developing new missiles which goes counter to diana's treaty which is more of you were the former medium range missiles so but. i guess in her defense afterwards she did try to walk it back but in the process she actually made it a lot worse because her arguments are no it's not the first strike we're merely want to take out the russian missiles when i was going to we're not going to talk russian cities and this is quite astonishing

package to deal with it or else as the iran upset we could start a new arms race let me bring in dimitri babich in moscow head guest in washington d.c. says the russians called the trusted they violated the agreement on several occasions what are your thoughts. well first if you look at their agreement if you look at the taxed of the treaty it doesn't prohibit research and development deployment that was absolutely no proof of that draw should you put any intermediate range nuclear missiles in the areas where this deployment is pretty limited by the treaty russia recently invited the united states do inspect all the walks that were doing on them you say that is wiring the united states. larry is correct in his facts that actually president obama started to use in russia so it wasn't just drum but it was obama who wanted to get out of these are an f. treaty if we will get why the united states wants to get out of it i think it's primarily against china that they want to have more capability just because if you look at their european situation it changed to russia's disadvantage in one tho

risks that we didn't have in the in the coal cold war and this is hugely dangerous let's bring in dimitri go in moscow it's hugely dangerous as muscle down than in london however is it time for your own security sake for moscow's for russia's security sake to put nuclear weapons back into poland is that something that the i.n.f. treaty if the u.s. pulls out is going to happen. well russia has already said that we will do our best to preserve the treaty we have been appealing to the united states to the european union to everyone let's preserve the treaty but if the situation gets really dangerous than aspersion said recently we won't have other choice but to target the country of our un american anti-ballistic missile system and whether the new american boys simply intermediate range missiles are going to be stationed and these are european countries mostly so. i mean the look at the situation with russia parts of our country now have nato contingence on or on them i mean i was born in the soviet union so for us to have british troops in the stone year which is a bus drive two hours bus d

time a very very full of that i do want to bring in just for one very quick final from moscow and dimitri which what's moscow's view on continuing the treaties or is moscow just waiting to see what the u.s. does and then it's all bets are off and moscow can simply do what it wants. well i think that most call one's dialogue with the united states immediately on this issue let me remind you that since two thousand and fourteen there was never very limited context between their russian and american military. you know the problem was on the american side the americans didn't want to talk to russians they accuse us of aggression and they didn't talk to us so if we start talking at least on the east this would be a good development that moscow would very much like to happen unfortunately i'm not sure it's going to happen and unfortunately again there are some european governments such as the polish government which already said they would welcome u.s. military and the u.s. nuclear weapons on their territory so there are different european allies that the united states has in the e.u. and they

guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with sputnik international and we have glenn d.'s and he is a professor at the higher school of economics right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate glenn let me go to you first here we have this k. bailey hutchinson the american ambassador to nato she had a little while she got into a bit of a scrap. threatening to take out russian missiles what's the backstory much at me. the reason why she wanted to take up the russian missile system. well they're arguing russia is developing new missiles which goes counter to diana's treaty which is if you were in the former medium range missiles so but well i guess in her defense afterwards she did try to walk it back but in the process she actually made it a lot worse because her argument sentient was no it's not a first strike we're merely want to take out the russian missiles when i was going to look at attack russian cities and this is quite asto

kitty dimitri you see there i should direct investment try an idea. the organizers had launched a charm offensive to ensure the conference minutes. with a high profile roll call of business names due to attend but the reality on the ground as the conference opens is a sobering one. among those giving the event a miss on the u.s. treasury secretary the head of the i.m.f. and the c.e.o. of industrial conglomerate siemens joke asia he cancelled only at the last minute prompting further criticism back home in germany. i. meant saying the business of business is doing business business has. the responsibility is this leaders also moral leaders in our well now. ford j.p. morgan and i have likewise dropped out of the event the organizers have refused to reveal just how many guests will be absent and have taken down a list of plan speakers posted earlier on line. the three day meeting dubbed davos in the desert is still expected to see the signing of major billion dollar deals. saudi arabia wants to become less dependent on oil revenues spied on first refinin

the spokesman is dimitri shorts he's a jew from the former soviet union and he sees if he is the only party fighting muslim anti-semitism i doubt it's your future torch the one fortunately many germans have no sense of homeland and this homeland is in danger and that in spite of pulling institute says anti-semitism is much more prevalent in the h.d. than in other parties and the f.t. leadership has faced repeated criticism for playing down the crimes of the nazis were literally the nazis are no more than a speck of bird poop in more than a thousand years of successful german history. sergey like the d.n.c. is a leading member of president's jewish community and as far as he's concerned jews joining the h.d. is a bad joke but he says the party is resonating with some jewish groups and we shouldn't forget that about ninety percent of jewish people in germany are also eastern european origin mostly come from the soviet union and bring the whole baggage of stereotypes and a kind of a. liberal understanding of democracy and also there are people who are german speakers speaking who. are ri

konta put on an impressive display in front of prospective coach dimitri zavi—arloff.asis at herfinal tournament of the season. the 27—year—old has looked low on confidence for much of 2018, with her ranking tumbling to 44 and she next plays australia's daria gavrilova. roger federer is aiming to reach 100 career titles and still enjoys the challenge of competition despite being "on the older side" he's said. the 37 year old joined the atp tour in 1998 and has since won 98 career titles with 20 of those grand slam events — so how does he see the future? average retirement age, i guess, is 32, 33—year—old, maybe a fat, and i am 37. i understand they call me old in life. i am still young but as a tennis player, i'm definitely on the older side and had to get used to it. on the tour, i was playing the likes of agassi and moya and tim henman and pete sampras and then you have to switch your mind around a little bit and appreciate that and realise the younger generation is knocking on the door and is excited to play against you. canelo alvarez says stepping up to super midd

first i'd like to say that dimitri i think that you are understating because the us when you're talking about fracking because the us mainstream media has clearly reported in the last few weeks that the only reason there is any opposition to the pollution and you know and protest against fracking in the united states is because of russian trolls. that's all and the spired i mean the people in pennsylvania and across the u.s. who have down bertie brown dirty water that you can literally set on fire and earthquakes big. drop. so i got you a little shoulder purposely what you want good because it was always about that but anyway for the second one yes. i think the belligerent rhetoric when we're talking ryan zinke bailey hutchinson nikki haley trump promising fire and fury we're looking at a truly ignorant and incompetent administration blundering blustering belligerently its way through a foreign policy into destroying the reputation of the united states go team well the thing is that. the u.s. wants to isolate certain countries but ultimately it's i said what you want it's a way i'm goin

package to deal with that or else as the iran upset we could start a new arms race let me bring in dimitri babbage in moscow hit august in washington d.c. says the russians called the trusted they violated the agreement on several occasions what are your thoughts well first if you look at the agreement if you look at that that still of the treaty it doesn't bring he bit a research and development that brings keep its deployment that was absolutely no proof of that dross and deployed any intermediate range nuclear missiles in the areas where this deployment is behavior that by the treaty russia recently invited the united states to inspect all that was set about doing on their missile that is was. in the united states. larry is correct in his facts that actually president obama started to use in russia so it wasn't just drama but it was a bomber who wanted to get out of these are an f. treaty if we will get why the united states wants to get out of it i think it's primarily against china that they want to have more capability because if you look at their european situation it changed to rus

killed meanwhile a criminal spokesman has shown support for the saudi side of the story in the case dimitri pascoe of says russia believes there is no reason to doubt the statements made by the saudi king and the crown prince fielder ship has insisted it was not involved in the killing russia says it welcomes an investigation into the murder has more from moscow. well there has been strong condemnation and around the world after the killing of jamal khashoggi it has been very quiet here in russia the initial statements coming from moscow were that they would just listen and wait for the saudi investigation done into the murder but now the kremlin is taking a bit of a different tone and saying that there's no reason to doubt the statements coming from the saudi royal family that they are not involved in the murder analysts are pointing out that russia is taking a different position after of course what happened in the u.k. and nearly killing of script power and of course that was also an opponent of the regime of russia also pointing out that the delegation of russian business. have still be

guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with spoke make international and we have these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics.

guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with sputnik international and we have these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate glenn let me go to you first here we have this k. bailey hutchinson the american ambassador to nato she had a little while she got into a bit of a scrap.

guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with international and we have these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics originally cross secretary. charge of the national parks ok. he's got a lot more of his plate here apparently the united states has the ability with our navy to make sure the sea lanes are open and if necessary to blockade to make sure that their energy energy rushes energy does not go to market. a blockade is a war under international law so this is twice in one week that states have threatened russia with war which is quite strong but it also shows that. this is how well great power is often. the way it will behave a little behave. how they're able to exert force because the united states ever since world war two has been able to control most of the most maritime corridor or so from me there and here i am i kind of. malacca straits are the personal goal so obviously during peacetime this is a way of. you know having commercial benefit or moving troops easily

russia we also have exclusive forro he is the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have dimitri bob and he is a political analyst with sputnik international. rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated. the purge his com long expected what do you think of the extent of it is this the beginning because we had alex jones was the was the tipping point now they're wrong it. was a trial balloon alex jones have self said it's that they're going to come after everybody once they're done with me and they wipe them off the internet map and now they've come after at the media they went after the free thought park project it's important to point out these are not just conservative sites these are also progressive sites and it's up to three weeks before the midterms so there's no coincidence that you brought that up because one could make the argument that facebook is injecting itself into the political process here because they're saying they're required to protect the political process from these three quote unquote fringes but they are the ones tha

russia we also have alex christopher oh he's the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have dimitri bob and he is a political analyst with sputnik international. rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated. the purge his com long expected what do you think of the extent of it is this the beginning because we had alex jones was the was the tip of the tipping point now there. was a trial balloon alex jones have self said it's that they're going to come after everybody once they're done with me and they wipe them off the internet map and now they've come after at the media they went after the free. project it's important to point out these are not just conservative sites these are also progressive sites and it's up to three weeks before the midterms so there's no coincidence that you brought that up because one could make the argument that facebook is injecting itself into the political process here because they're saying they're required to protect the political process from these quote unquote fringes but they are the ones that are meddling it'

the spokesman is dimitri shorts he's a jew from the former soviet union and he sees if he is the only party fighting muslim anti-semitism i doubt if you torture the hun fortunately many germans have no sense of homeland. this homeland is in danger. that one spot pulling institute says anti-semitism is much more prevalent and then other parties and the f.t. leadership has faced repeated criticism for playing down the crimes of the nazis when the state of the nazis are no more than a speck of bird poop in more than a thousand years of successful german history. sergei like is a leading member of prisons jewish community and as far as he's concerned jews joining be a fifty's a bad joke but he says the party is resonating with some jewish groups we shouldn't forget that about ninety percent of jewish people in germany are also all of eastern european origin mostly come from the soviet union and bring the whole baggage of stereotypes and a kind of a. liberal understanding of democracy and also there are people who are german speakers speaking who. are right wing and who are trying to use t

rolling coverage onto a live broadcast with our correspondents who are now just heading on the region dimitri peskov the russian a presidential spokesman has said that putin has instructed investigators and intelligence agencies to conduct a thorough probe and all the while offering condolences to the families of the victims as we continue to show you some of the local photos coming through now the emergency service is hard at work and still waiting to find out the confirmation on exactly what happened was it a gas explosion the locals there many of them saying it was not a gas explosion some reporting gunfire being heard around the time of the blast but as of yet we have no confirmation on exactly what happened in this small sleepy town of eastern crimea. i think just an update on numbers to it's now being reported that fifty people have been injured that number going up all the time least ten people have been killed and. well potentially that number could increase to you because the operation is still underway to recover those who are trapped under rubble at this technical college in crimea

in moscow mark marks will build a he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with make international and we have glenn these and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and resurgence of russia origin across liberals in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it glenn in the future we're going to do a review of your book but we're going to stick with this story here mark who are the winners who are the losers here and where do you think this is going to go. well the ultimate loser is of course the journalists intelligence affiliates jamal. regime dissident insider yeah i mean he's he's been a fervent member of the muslim brotherhood something that if you mention you are part of the right wing whisper smear campaign against against him he was a real threat later he was able to play area he was involved with the cia and former saudi intelligence vice he was opposed to the most recent he was the protege of the former intelligence

according to reports bolton has already arrived in the russian capital for them it putin spokes person dimitri peskov says moscow will demand an explanation over the threat to pull out of the missile pact earlier. discussed with cover know what america's withdrawal with mean for the world. mr bolton isn't the only critic of the deal america's doing it right and russia is not living up to the end of the bargain that's how christ and donald trump mr bolton's boss explained why he's saying so-called i.m.f. treaty russia has violated the agreement they've been violated here for many years that i don't know why president obama didn't negotiate. we're not going to let them violate the nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to wear that one set of state in the agreement and we bonded over it but russia is not fortunately to the agreement so we're going to terminate the agreement we're going to pull out although donald trump didn't specify what exactly russia was violating but in the previous years washington blamed russia for deploying what they called an illegal type of cr

kitty dimitri a c u. if there are shouldn't dyadic investment try an idea.the organizers had launched a charm offensive to ensure the conference minutes. with a high profile roll call of business names to to attend but the reality on the ground as the conference opens is a sobering one kit among those keeping the event a miss on the u.s. treasury secretary the head of the i.m.f. and the c.e.o. of industrial conglomerate siemens joke asia he cancelled only at the last minute prompting further criticism back home in germany. i don't know what he meant saying the business of business is doing business business has also the responsibility business leaders are also moral leaders in our well now with. forward j.p. morgan and likewise dropped out of the event. the organizers have refused to reveal just how many guests will be absent and have taken down a list of plan speakers posted earlier on line. the three day meeting dubbed davos in the desert is still expected to see the signing of major billion dollar deals. saudi arabia wants to become less dependent on oil

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looking considering what they've been through the last three hours reasonably relaxed and talking to dimitri were goes in the head of ross cosmos the russian space agency let's go live now to deputy director of the space to main at the university college of london hello sir thanks for coming on short notice to talk to us when i'm so nasser already of course not relying so heavily on its partnership with russia because it's only really the soyuz craft that can get people and resources up to the describe in the instant as a problem with the booster separation though in simple terms what happens during that phase any boosters any rockets are they just describing in one two scientific way four of us. yes i try to out hello so when you have a launch you have usually the launches two or three stages in the first stage is abuse that then separate to the second and third stage usually puts you in orbit and apparently there was a lack of propulsion from the initial booster or the second booster it's not clear to me so not enough energy to be able to orbit the capsule which condemned the astronauts to

she's working with dimitri zavialoff on a trial basis at this event.nold believes the world anti—doping agency were too quick to lift the suspension of russia. wada voted to end the three—year ban last month. in my opinion it wasn't the right thing to do. we have to keep pushing the anti—doping message. i don't think it was correct to let them back without their completing all of the things they were asked to complete. it is a real changing world, but we have to keep pushing for a clean and fair competition. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including the england rugby union squad which hasjust including the england rugby union squad which has just been announced. jonah holmes is in there. he qualifies through a welsh grandparent. i'm back in half an hour. thank you. here are some of the other stories this lunch time. more than 2,500 organised crime groups are operating across england and wales and police say children as young as 10 are at risk of being drawn into them. gangs of criminals inv

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explanation that i thought was appropriate foran a 10-year-old and said something like, those people, dimitriry about the supreme court. and the man, a friend of mommy ofs, the president trump presie as the next justice. he wrinkled up his little nose and said, can't we watch something else? the kavanaugh battle has brought out the worst in our us and ths are watching. and liberals have decided to go even lower. and that's not happening just in washington. in minneapolis, a special education teacher identified in reports as samantha neff was put on administrative leave for tweeting the following: "so who will take one for the team and kill kavanaugh?" then followed up with this. "brett kavanaugh will be dealing with death threats for the rest of his life being on the supreme court, i doubt my midwest a is a real threat." this is someone interested to shape young minds? she has since resigned. but i wonder how many others are like her out there? maybe they are not tweeting but they are doing other things. and how about this marquee outside of south charlotte middle school in north carolina the

explanation that i thought was appropriate for a 10-year-old and said something like, those people dimitri about the supreme court. and the man, a friend of mommies, president trump chose as chief justice. he scrunched up his little nose and said, can't i watch something else? kavanaugh battle has brought out the worst and our kids are watching. have they re-examine their tactics failing the seismic defeat? liberals have a decided to go even lower. not happening just in washington, in minneapolis, a special education teacher identified and reports as samantha neff was placed on administrative leave for tweeting the following. so who's going to take one for the team and kill kavanaugh? the first difference is that the teacher doesn't know the difference between the possessive and contraction four, who is. then the genius followed up with this. brett kavanaugh will be dealing with death threats for the rest of his life, i doubt my midwest letter a is a real threat. this is someone interested to teach young minds? she has since resigned. but there are others like her out there. not tweeting b

. >> reporter: dimitri, an lgbt activist from st.f a victim of a vicious attack. does the government think it's contagious like the measles or a flu in. >> yes. basically, that's what they say. >> reporter: the law was a step back into the dark ages, but what's more disturbing to some is that an american went to moscow to support it. you testified in front of the russian apartment, the duma. >> it was a subcommittee. i was asked to speak. i would do so again. >> reporter: brian brown is the president of the world congress of families. why would a group of american christian conservatives be in russia helping russian lawmakers craft legislation for their country? >> there is absolutely nothing wrong with it and russia is not in anyway unique here. i have been to over 40 countries and i have no qualms about going to these places. >> reporter: but brown's organization does have a unique connection to russia. it was conceived in moscow in 1995 by an american allen karlsson and a russian anatoli antanov. >> we came from different countrie

. >> i'm dimitri weinstein, i'm 17-years-old.his program last year so this is my second year in the program. this program really helped me. it taught me a lot about self-discipline and respect. having to get up on time and get places. making sure that your uniform is ironed and looks neat and kept neat. one of the big things that was a really plus for me was the interactive and last year we had a ambulance company do a basic life-support class, which was really hands-on and fun. to learn and know how to give c.p.r. we also did a first aid class this year. that was also really fun. i got to learn ways to make explains ousplints out of itemsr house. over all, this program really means a lot to me. i want to be in the fire department one day. i actually graduate in this november from the youth academy. i'm looking forward to it. >> thank you, very much. >> hello. my name is rome baker. this is my second month in the program. i am 14 and a freshman. over all, i just really love the program. meeting new people and hearing their storie