together you're watching live pictures of the commemoration ceremony at the site of a massacre dimitri medvedev and bronislaw komorowski are in the smolensk region commemorating the year since the plane crash that killed polish president and many of the country's political elite on the anniversary of the nazi. peace in libya depends on the rebels as the african union suggests a resolution to the conflict colonel gadhafi has agreed to the union's proposal and says he's prepared to negotiate with the opposition the rebels say there will be no truce until the libyan leader is out of. trouble brewing in france as a law banning the burqa goes into effect with many accusing the government of discrimination and racism against muslims at least two women wearing veils have been arrested for taking part in unauthorized protests against the banned french opinion polls suggest some people think the officials are deliberately story about racial tension. fifty years ago yuri gagarin became the first man to shoot for the stars up next we take a look at that remarkable flight that catapulted mankind into space

of the party check out a video of dimitri medvedev there sharing his moves at a reunion with university friends on our you tube page. by us a consumer appetite fuels thousands of jobs in the developing world but the payback is a legacy of pollution and high tech goods are past their best i phones are using countries like india as a dumping ground. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the new was snapped up studies show that these days the useful life span of a computer is only two years and every day americans dump their junk in the hope of keeping up with the joneses telling up to a total of three million tons of electronic waste every year but where does it all go do. her welcome to ceylon for a predominantly muslim mostly poverty stricken area a nice deli where thousands of indians come to turn trash into what they see as a tiny treasure and one of the economy in my book is going to take this money. and that's how i make my living in hama design thirty two years old and has been tearing apart this trash for ten years in a d.v.d. good goods work for

you watching business nancy with me dimitri medvedev and co russian equities sold off sharply in the last five minutes of trade on news of the seven point one earthquake in northeast japan there's little information on the extent of the damage but the stricken nuclear power plant in fukushima reports no signs of new problems after the shock that's according to tepco the managing company let's take a look at the market reaction the more detail this is what the closing picture for the r.t.s. m i six looks like a last minute selloff caused the bosses to close one percent lower driven mostly by energy stocks they're going some of the shares lukoil was shedding one point seven percent of the close rosneft wasn't far behind one point three percent steelmaker am m.-k. was down more than one a half percent after its last year's net profit missed expectations its move to the united states markets there are open wall street has since the great slipped into the red the dow began the session half a point after some encouraging jobs data but as we can see they're still in negative territory right

accident that tore the two nations apart but at the same time saw them draw closer together dimitri medvedev and brought us a lot of ski have paid their respects to the victims of the fatal plane crash that killed poland's president and many of the country's political elite on the anniversary of the cockade massacre. peace in libya depends on the rebels as the african union suggests of resolutions of a conflict colonel gadhafi has agreed to the union's proposal and says he's prepared to negotiate with the opposition the rebels say there will be no truce until the libyan leader is out. of trouble brewing in france a law banning workers goes into effect with many using the government of discrimination and racism against muslims at least two women wearing the veils have been arrested for taking part in a plot authorized protests against the banned french opinion polls suggest some people think officials are deliberately stirring up a racial tension and. uprisings across the arab world have raised concerns in europe that a wave of refugees could flood the continent burning islamic fundamentalist

to a new global plan and call on the nato led coalition to play by the rules in libya present dimitri medvedev says the u.n. has some explaining to do about how its resolutions on libya and ivory coast are being implemented. the new u.s. is accused of manipulating regime change in the arab world through cyber warfare or under the guise of democratic revolution setting up an army of online accounts pleading for western intervention in libya maybe just one of the tricks up the cia's. brings up they could not be got more news for you in less than thirty minutes without any financial guru max kaiser that's the comparisons between how iceland and the u.s. are dealing with serious financial troubles that's next week. and this is the kaiser report you said all along that rupert murdoch is a hack everything it touches turns to garbage unless it's a state sponsored monopoly position where he's using his political influence to subsidize an underhanded in a ferry as rent seeking schemes now it turns out there's controvert of all proof that murdoch sponsored evil legal phone hacking in the u.k. and around