and when he chose the duma put ten. his first appointed him prime minister and people came to know and understand. once more if the elton thought that pushing was becoming popular with people he stepped down. so the decision was not impulsive either everything had been fairly considered after he resigned we didn't see much of him he spent most of the time here in this house did he change march after his resignation. he did not change at all how can a person change he never changed he didn't change when he became president and he didn't change after he resigned as to what he did his lifestyle was pretty active yes we travelled a lot to round russia and abroad. for example we went on fishing trips to norway and iceland it was fun when chirac invited us to stay nice for a week. so you traveled what we did of course would also traveled much during his presidency but at that time you could only see the world through the window of his car as those were official visits. my next question may sound odd but are you going he was a

in montreal there will be for me in all four disciplines here in moscow if it's i thought russia's duma. and the support has been impressive and a lot isn't dissipated from the national team in london twenty twelve however the country's main hopefully again you cannot ever have boys to make a forecast with more than a year still to go before the games but i'm glad if i can see anything about the london olympics yet it would be pointless because anything can happen in sports obviously every athlete in this building really wants to be there that's all i can see despite the overall success of inner sas there is room for improvement after the team was overshadowed by belarus and a chilly in the all round group said the last two world championships jill of the thing is that we've lost the group all round competitions for two years in a row now we are losing a limb back mantles we can't even get the silver we've been awarded bronze twice the roster has now changed and we've changed the coaches so we'll try to make sure the juniors perform well it's a very young team but that will no longer be

very encouraging coverage to the duma recent decision on stalin is by your president medvedev statements few statements on that that's what now we are talking about common understanding of our i would say cruel and difficult common past this past divides us. secondly. unites. but first of all i think we should. discuss them ourself and to find common the relation on other hand if you will look to the legal documents. the first three to about two established states of relations signed by president fields and president landsberg in one thousand nine hundred one said clearly. nine hundred forty an accession that's what from a legal point we do not have some disagreements but from i would say feelings from a separate and political elite in russia is another question and that's what now we are in currently i'm talking about compensation we are talking now how to encourage work of our unique i would say common. historian group how to encourage faster now we are going to publish a second volume on relations. will be about very sensitive period of our bilateral relations ninety nine nine hundred

and one boris yeltsin hundred over the country to the duma put in our market was nearly the same as in europe with everything from supermarkets to boutiques in a more aggression had become a european country. well now let's take a look at the years of boris yeltsin presidency in a report by spotlights to me that. if you go for worse yeltsin. the first reduce you get what's called his funny moment bluffing dancing trying to can. doing other things none of his predecessors had ever done this eccentric behavior when del history but that's just a tiny part of a complex personality who brought so much change to his country from the very beginning of yeltsin's political career his image was far from that of a typical soviet bureaucrat mingling with the crowd was his normal practice in one to ninety one he became the first popularly elected president of the russian federation two months later amid a coup by a group of common is todd linus urged people to defend democracy. declaring illegal all the decisions in decreased by the state of emergency committee yeltsin issued a ban on the communist

event in international politics the long awaited start treaty has been ratified by the russian state duma and was signed by president made very clear the treaty becomes effective after the two sides exchanged their ratification instruments which will happen in munich this weekend but does the world look any safer in the new year what other major events are expected on the international arena who are asking sort of the lover of the foreign minister of russia. the security conference in munich will see russia and the us exchange the starter typically papers signed by president putin that of an obama this document will provide stability and we can be confident that we want to see an arms race well at least not in the next ten years and while it's quiet in the west the arab east is a serious concern for russian diplomacy the unrest which started in tunisia spread over the region like wildfire the greatest situation is in egypt where hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying to force the long serving president out of office. and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with u

be and i'll be to a ministry of investigative to meet a meeting with russian lawmakers at the state duma here in mosco and they're debating on what's a month months could be introduced to the existing law on terrorism oh no monday present vet it was meeting we that russia's police top security officials and we saw some very harsh rhetoric from the president he criticized the work called police. on public transport as the way security was organized was just on acceptable he also signed a new law on police that is actually a part of a major overhaul of a major reform of russia's interior ministry they'll be serious carts to stop police and also new security standards introduced we also know that russian law made because not long ago were debating a new terror alert system to be introduced on metro stations and train stations and at large airports introduce this system would allow apas beyond police to work together in case of a threat a similar system exists for example in the united states of america. ok with leave it there for now thank you very much indeed for that update. the founder o

tuesday investigators were meeting with the russia's top senior security officials over the state duma deputies behind closed doors they reveal further information on this group of terrorists now a manhunt is on for some seven people who are believed to have. orchestrated the mastermind of that attack also there are underage people in that group and the security forces have also determined a circle of people or a community of people who were well aware of the plans by look to carry out a terrorist attack but did not report about. the just this tuesday russia's most wanted men chechen terrorists doc omar of said he ordered the bombing of douma data how much credibility is there to that claim. all dull kumar of is known to be not only russia's most wanted man he is also on the international least of terrorists he has links to al qaida and indeed a short while ago he posted a massive message on an extremist website where he is claiming responsibility for the mighty of the verb or me it is not the first time that makes such kind of claims earlier he claimed responsibility for. the most met

tuesday investigators were meeting with the russia's top senior security officials are with the state duma deputies behind closed doors they rebuild further information on this group of terrorists now a manhunt is on for some seven people who are believed to have. orchestrated russia's top terrorist claimed that he was the orchestrator of the gen-u. responding. made those claims in a video message posted on an extremist website doku umarov is known to be not only russia's most wanted man he is also on the international least of terrorists he has links to al qaida earlier he claimed responsibility for the mosque or metro bombings in twenty turn for the netsky express train bombing a year earlier while however investigators are a little bit skeptical about this video message they do not exclude that. could have been a mastermind behind the attack and still it is just one of the versions which they are considering this terrorist cells. operating quiet autonomy in the north caucasus and a group which carried out this particular attack might not be directly linked to the model but of course it

guilty convicted they could face up to seven years in prison also the country's column and to the state duma is now debating a new draft a new system three level alert terror alert system which has been introduced in some other countries like the united states of america and russia may also hop this system in place very soon and these systems help. unite the actions of all the athletes beyond police in russia as at the moment russia doesn't have a unified system of these time this of course could be a solution to help prevent attacks similar to the one which happened at the idea of the. government approach over there bring us up to date on the breaking news like this. there was a blowing web site wiki leaks has been nominated for a nobel peace prize the controversial news comes as its founder julian assange finds himself in yet another scandal this time though for the new york times the paper made a fortune off the back of the u.s. diplomatic cables leaked to it by a songe but it's all to use found out its gratitude only goes so far. it was a love story in the making i don't blame the new yo

president up bamma sign a new strategic all adoption treaty with russia the duma where he approved all napoles by moscow will want to supply the country's nuclear arsenals by. allah and his expelling a russian diplomats overallocation that moscow intelligence solara thai denseness spy what russians responded with a warning that serious consequences will fall to. pull the nation sports news now with the union don't go away. have you with us this is sports today i mean i know these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. making a splash ian thorpe shakes up the swimming world by announcing plans to come out of retirement to compete at the twenty twelve london olympics. for dates maria sharapova proposed to line up for russia once again in the cup three years after her last appearance for the four time champion. towering achievement in germany thomas dalton wins the empire state building race for a record six straight year. we're not in a moment but let's start with the news that ian thorpe who dominated the world of swimming for a decade before retiring through illness and inju

with the case and the case hasn't yet reached the court but at the moment behind me of russia's state duma the has all but russia's main it security agencies up at was be all the interior ministry and all the investigative committee are meeting with the russian deputies with the lawmakers to discuss what amount of months could have been named traduced to the existing law on terrorism in russia oh yeah on monday russia's president dmitry medvedev matched with the had of the interior ministry with top police officers and he harshly criticized the security lapses of public transport and he said that the world police working out b.s. wasn't that they were partly to be blamed but those are lapses on on security and that all that is equipment was in place but what was not in use. now we also know that russian lawmakers are now debating a new terror alert system similar to the one which exists in the united states of america this is the reach level terror alert system which classifies all risks on public transport as mine freestore critical and what is important this system i introduced would all

s chief suspect in that case and is now a duma deputy and although britain has repeatedly requested his extradition russia cannot extradite him because it's against the constitution and that's something that this relationship hasn't been able to see past their. in a variety of spots including the closure of the british council offices in moscow smaller things all through the u.k. is harboring what amounts to around forty people who are wanted on the criminal charges in russia at the most notable of them include bodies but as of ski the business tycoon and the chechen akhmed zakayev again extradition has been requested by russia but the u.k. refuses to extradite them but most recently the that was dismissed just at the beginning of this month the guardian correspondent luke harding was expelled refused entry to russia he was trying to travel to russia according to the authorities on an invalid visa but he says that that his expulsion was linked to his work with wiki leaks although diplomatic relations might not be very good business ties have always been very strong throughout this perio

meeting with top security officials with the apas police representatives and they reported to the state duma deputies on the on this suicide bomber and that they also believe a group of up to seven people would have lost her mind if the pup walk a straight at the top of the knaves all those people busy have not been disclosed as of making her investigation and some of those people have not been yet the rest of. the chechen warlord and internationally wanted terrorists whom are of has claimed responsibility for ordering the attack have this information been verified . police unit in the most recent video message posted on extremist web sites russia's most wanted terrorist doku umarov claims that he was the mastermind behind the idea of the mobile me now this was just won in a series of these massive ship obviously targeted at the app a speech about russia's security forces are saying that they're looking into those claims but they they're quite skeptical about it as well as it may not be direct newmark in charge of but the idea of the mobile me they say that there are many autonomy us terrori

of the investigative committee together for a special meeting apis be reported to the duma deputy is the name of the old hold up those of the man who carried out the suicide bombing it hasn't been disclosed to mass media forces investigation is still ongoing the court case here. doesn't he have breached that. we also know that that was be believes up to seven people could have been behind the attack moskos the idea that i have now is for the address of the that he's claims that he was the one that must a mind to hold the attack there quite cautious about it and they say that terrorist cells in russia quite a ton of us. has just won all the versions of the investigative committees considering and the say that those who organized the attack may not have been directly linked to these terrorist but on monday president made video had a major meeting with russia's top police offices know that police in russia are undergoing a major reform as part of a reform of the interior ministry in general and the president believes that security should be about it taken care of on public transport he

event in international politics the long awaited start treaty has been ratified by the russian state duma and was signed.

fourth quarter profit quadrupled due to turnaround at its russian units the russian duma banking business had a first team million euro profit compared with the loss of fifty eight million last year russia which is the lead the second largest market by employees may become the biggest contributor to the international return by twenty fifty. brief the possible merger of russia's heavy truck producer car mass with its bella roots rival is a step closer to reality of the delivery stephanie prime minister will give us in moscow echoed russian technology is designed to consolidate the two companies but central merger could see come as a man as to create a new company and would in turn give mad shareholders of forty nine percent stake. in this week's news very curvy t b bank which successfully sold ten percent of its shares on monday is planning to snap up bank of moscow the bank is expecting record profits for twenty ten in addition to these positive developments between bees deputy chairman go but moose said that the non-performing loans been steadily shrinking in the past year while it's cre

police force is a man called under the look of war who's now a duma deputy in russia and russia's constitution prevents his extradition so all the repeated extradition requests have been made they haven't been granted and you mentioned to the guardian correspondent luke harding who was refused entry to russia recently russia says that he was trying to travel on an invalid viz that the he says that it was in connection with his work with the wiki leaks cables that said some compromising things about russia there are always these these little things that looks like this relationship is going to get better and then something else happens we've also got forty people. even here in the u.k. who are wanted by russian crime in force and they are they are men and women in russia essentially the most notable of them bodies that is old ski and chechen akhmed zakayev. again their extradition has been requested by russia and britain has refused but i think what's happening more and more now and possibly what will happen also during david cameron's coming visit to russia is that the diplomats and the politi

happening in the world market i'm joined by the legend of course he had a reset north capitol the duma thank you for joining us so how concerned are you that high oil prices will knock the global economic recovery of course. no one who are being there done that will know for a judging by experience or for two thousand and eight that the deteriorated effect will take place however it's not going to happen overnight it will take approximately four to six months for the economic impact to happen during this time obviously investment in the energy resources will stay attractive . what's good for russia is not good for georgia to say with all the saying right there for right now the question is how long this euphoria will last i don't think it will last for more for four obviously four for russia it's not going to last for more than three or four months right now obviously there's going to be in flaw or for influence the positive trade imbalance there's going to be zero deficit of the budget and obviously will cause. more consumption more luxury cars on the streets more exotic traveling how

major was shaping russia's transport he's now the state duma is considering to introduce a new terror alert system which is in place in the united states of america for example several metro stations it must have been already equipped with new detectors including chemical detectors there are new scanners and stored as well that was leave the system as it produced a good definitely how both police have to be worked together in case if there is a terror alert it could help them isolate and prevent those security risks of course we all being out via the country's largest airport would build a number of gaping holes in security and public transport at the present border the major would beat up security for the macho train stations was that yeah that was as well you also suggest that the management of yeah what should be prosecuted. the security lapses. those officials face up to seven years in prison. over the reporting thank you. there's always a much more news blogs and feature stories on our website. but check out what's waiting for you online right now. whilst keeping the planet cool

and energy security was also the hot topic in brussels where the duma putin has been meeting commission president jose manuel but also their russian prime minister roundly criticized so-called third energy package he warned the new rules to korea's competition in the market would simply make gas more expensive and then go it will lead you there's a big challenge if you want to gas you shouldn't own the transport system but gazprom together with its european partners has built a pipeline under the baltic sea they tell us to let a third partner into it but how can we do this we extract the gas in russia together and then we transport it through our joint property but where will the third party get gas they tell us to sell the gas at the european border and then you'll get the partner who will become the owner of the gas but if he buys it he'll have to get his profits from this business so immediately the price will go up. and someone goes analysts believe putin is right to object stronger to the third energy package as its way to have only in favor of european interests. but if you're get

event in international politics the long awaited start treaty has been ratified by the russian state duma and was signed by president medvedev the treaty this time as effective to the two sides exchanged the ratification instruments which will happen in munich this weekend but does the world look any safer in the new year put on them.

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renting the duma kron 4 news. >> james >> james: the home of a team that was killed has been ransacked says they have more important things on their minds right now. >> in light of what's happened, it's very small potatoes. >> any message for the person that did this? >> know. >> i have a message to people who have helped us thank you very much. from our the bottom of our hearts. >> there were killed saturday when they tried to raft down the walnut creek golf. >> james: 2 robbers are on their run after hitting up the liquor store in redwood city. they took cash before taking off, anyone with information call police. breezy bike that was stolen has been recovered from craig list. $10,000 bbike was stolen from outside the gym. it was put up for sale this san dale of crags list. the man who bought it recognized its worth and contacted the police. officers tracked down the fees and he was arrested. alive look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have standing water in those cash lanes. be careful as you will through. fairly deep. we will be right back. >>mark: we are back, it i