arena live from the state duma thanks for that. well look now at some other stories worth checking out on our web site r t v dot com the fukushima power plant disaster may have been triggered by a tsunami but to francis it was human error that led to the disaster unfolding also . got footage of a massive fire that raged in the russian capital find all the photos and videos of the blaze online. a look at some other world news in brief for you this hour riot police clashed with protesters in libya they tried to clear encampments outside the presidential palace officers fired tear gas and water cannon and force people out they were pelted with rocks opposed to planned construction of a highway through a nature reserve demonstrators walked for two months from their villages to the capital to reject the planned. nato supply trucks are in pakistan crossing the border into afghanistan it's the first convoy to do so since the route was reopened earlier this week islam about shut down the road last november following the u.s. airstrike that

. >> reporter: the power is out in the streets of duma.ts and their escorts don't dare shine a light. there is a sniper lurking. gunfire in the distance forces them to pick up the pace. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the activists are part of the opposition's media operation. they smuggle themselves into the damascus suburb last month. and risked their lives to document this. a massacre said to have taken place just hours earlier. among the corpses strewn about, that of a little girl. a man points to one of the bodies and says, he was executed. a civilian. points to a second corps and adds, this is his cousin. shot because he tried to save him. residents are readying the bodies for burial. blood soaking through the funeral sheets. the the names of the deceased hastily scrawled. it's a grim routine syrians in areas that have dared stand up to the regime have grown accustomeded to. the bodies unceremoniously dragged away and placed alongside others. residents say syrian security forces searching for weapons in some buildings wiped out member

all right archie is a really good reporting live from the state duma. here's a look at some other stories worth checking out as we see it on our website. tom smoke no fire british police blocked a major highway in search of boss passengers at gunpoint after an electronic cigarettes parked terror a bomb. and a very real fire in the north of moscow helicopters called in to extinguish the blaze in an air force academy hangar you've got photos and video for you at our teen dot com. the whistleblowing group wiki leaks hopes to shed more light on the syrian conflict it's making the headlines again with the release of so-called syria files millions of leaked e-mails supposedly exposed pocker see in the west dealings with damascus more on this now from our london correspondent sara first. this is the biggest release since we had table gate which gave us the u.s. diplomatic cables and a really unique insight into the workings of the u.s. government now the syria files is even bigger than that it's supposed to be eight times bigger than the u.s. diplomatic cable

for artie's at the state duma. the opponents of this law first and foremost have a problem with the word agent itself they say that it has a very negative connotation and makes it sound as if the n.c.o. is operating in russia are actually spies us for in-state celebrating illegally they're also saying that they are already being tightly controlled when it comes to finances as it is and with a further control over their monetary our sources will be installed that they will simply have no room to operate the masterminds behind it say that they have taken it almost word for word from the existing american law this so-called era foreign agents registration act which has been existence from the one nine hundred thirty s. and nobody seems to be bothered by it now the proponents of the law say that this law is absolutely vital for russia i guess they say we are admitting the fact that it's still very raw and it still needs to be worked on but that's exactly what we're doing here in the state duma but they say the law is a

very raw and it still needs to be worked on but that's exactly what we're doing here in the state duma but they say the law is absolutely necessary and they believe that the n c o's which do which do get financing from abroad may be meddling in russia's internal politics and that is something that's acceptable not just for russia but for any country they're also saying that their main aim of course is to make the operation of these n.c.o. is more transparent and they're really not putting any any more pressure on they're going to say sions basically it's up to an organization itself to register or not to register itself as a foreign agent of course the law will be undergoing more amendments and discussions but it is hopes of by the deputies in the state duma that it will be come effective at the end of july check out our web site briefly or to go call the . league footage of an american helicopter pilot sitting in beverly there is either sit or writes a group with a hellfire missile the video starting fresh wave of u.s. troops in afghanistan before long for most is well thought of the

is at the state duma for us. the opponents of this law first and foremost have a problem with the word agent itself they say that it has a very negative connotation and makes it sound as if the n.c.o. is operating in russia are actually spies us foreign state celebrating illegally they're also saying that they are already being tightly controlled when it comes to finances as it is and with a further control over their monetary sources will be installed that they will simply have no room to operate and of course they're also saying that the government is only doing this in order to in the increase it's a so-called a vertical of power which they believe is too strong already when it comes to and seals and n.g.o.s and they're calling the signal this draft law and a i don't constitutional and undemocratic law despite the fact that the masterminds behind it say that they have taken it almost word for word from the existing american law this cell called terra foreign agents registration act which has been in existence

. >> a small group of protesters gathered in front of the duma to show their disdain for the legislationthey fear the new law will tighten the screws on harmless civil-rights activists by granting them foreign agents. >> putin, medvedev, the finance ministry, the whole kremlin party united russia, they are the real agents. they are selling out our country, and its wealth. >> without doubt, it is and absurd law, ridiculous. it is like being back in a stall in -- stalin's era. >> a majority of duma the beedis approved the legislation on first reading. human rights fear for their future. under the new law, all ngo's receiving international funding have to register as a foreign agent. their accounts and financial sources must be checked regularly by state auditors or the face drastic fines. the kremlin argues the label is necessary. >> there are groups in russia that are politically active and are supported by foreigners. they present the results of their work as the opinion of the russian civil society, and that is ot right. >> the legislation comes after president putin lashed out at oppos

least it shows that your ideological kindred spirits are leaders like piñera christina kitchener or dumaso suffer are cut from a different cloth. in fact in neighboring countries i mean argentina and brazil did play a major role it was all screened beforehand and the saddest thing about it is that venezuela was admitted to the union without prior negotiations on totally illegal and illegitimate grounds and that was the case with the expulsion of paraguayan it is as clear as day what you think a moment of peace you represent the liberal party at what point did the liberal party disagree with fernando lugo's government. again on the fifteenth of june six police officers and eleven farmers were brutally murdered and the people responsible for this massacre promoted i don't believe this has ever happened in any other country that someone responsible for seventeen deaths would be promoted to the post of a police commander those responsible for the incident that resulted in the deaths of seventeen paraguayans will certainly undergo trial for criminal negligence sooner or later so one guilty par

taken place in the area known as duma it's been one of the opposition strongholds since the beginning of the uprising the source constant source of troubles in sixteen months over crisis it's been off to the governmental control many times but it's never lost of lawn because the rebels have always been very quick to take it over again some ten days ago the syrian army launched yet another fence of on these territories in order to regain control and we are hearing that tang's armored vehicles and even helicopters have been taking part in this operation and now we're hearing from activists that the army has finally managed to redeal control over duma syria has a very strong army and many ask the question why it took so long for one of the best armed forces in the world to take control over this relatively small territory experiences saying that the right least two reasons behind that the first is that the army has been trying to avoid casualties among civilian people another reason is that the rebels have been gaining massive support from foreign nations we've been hearing recently a lo

russian politics of now become one step closer to becoming for an agency that is the russian state duma prices and you'll be fine no more for me you go to schools shortly. and red faces in london as the olympics organizers are forced to call in the british army to pause a massive security gap just days before the flame is led when a private contracting firm admits it's not got enough guards. fired from our headquarters in central moscow here watching r t with me and he said now it's six pm here in the russian capital and france is leading more calls for un security council action to stop the carnage in syria where over two hundred people have reportedly been killed in a massacre in the central province of hamas both government and rebel forces are blaming each other for the slaughter of the world body remains paralyzed on whether to extend its observer mission or impose sanctions were a financial reports from damascus. opposition groups claimed at least two hundred people most of them civilians have been killed in the syrian central province of hama earlier on thursday fierce clashes br

over the syrian capital but again i wouldn't describe it as dramatic as for example what happened in duma was as i. mentioned very interesting. is that the syrian rebels in their official statement now is that this operation that they called the damascus volcano and earthquakes quakes of syria. the mention that the main goal is. this how they describe that the first strategic step towards bringing syria into a state of complete and total civil disobedience well it tells a lot about what the rebels actually trying to achieve and it is of course far from any piece of prosperity or any dialogue with the regime so far we haven't got any reports on casualties and. casualties among civilians but we've been getting information from governmental sources here in damascus that's many of the terrorists have been captured and many of them have been killed a few in number have surrendered so it's very hard at this point to say who is winning and whether there is any winner and how successful the are these how successful the rebels are but what is clear is that the armed groups have achieved to spread

russian politics of now become one step closer to becoming for egypt the same as the russian state duma passes you'll find out more from you go to school. and read faces in london as the lympics organizers are forced to call in the british army to plug a massive security gap just days before the flame is lit. welcome this is r t it's nine pm friday evening out of moscow it's kevin owen here this hour with the top stories for you among those behind the latest massacre in syria want to unleash sectarian violence and ignite full scale civil war over two hundred people are believed have been killed in the central province of hama both government and rebel forces blame each other for the slaughter while the u.n. remains paralyzed on whether to extend its observer mission or impose sanctions reports. opposition groups claimed at least two hundred people most of them civilians have been killed in the syrian central province of hama earlier on thursday fierce clashes broke out there between the governmental forces and the rebels fighting over control to withdraw from so the syrian observatory f

a controversial child protection bills been approved by russia's state duma but with claims whoever it could actually had an internet freedom those back in the states needed to shield youngsters from web content but. didn't it online censorship that it talk about here that as catch up about for us from illegal to spin off was across the story could you briefly then explain how this pill was planning to help protect children what's it about well the idea is for the authorities to monitor the internet looking for content which could be dangerous for children it could be instructions on to how to produce and use drugs child pornography of course as well and also instructions on to how to commit suicide and the resources with this information will then have two days to take it out or they will be put on the so-called black list and banned from the internet until. now the law itself does not paved the way for any administrative charges or even jail sentences but it is it is thought that respected internet resources for them even being put on this black list would already be tremendous hit t

organizations operating in russia are to be classified as foreign agents under a french law state duma in moscow has passed the new rules which will mean tougher scrutiny for such body. and red faces in london olympics organizers are forced to call the thousands of british troops to plug a massive security gap just days before the flame is with emergency deployment comes after a private contracting firm admits they can't provide enough cover despite having been paid hundreds of millions of pounds. max so second part of our special report about people who salvaged thousands of dollars worth of perfectly edible food from the garbage. here's my letter to dan de the c.e.o. of trader joe's i have also included a copy of the good samaritan act which was signed into being in one thousand nine hundred six by bill clinton and that encourages grocery stores to donate food and it protects them from being sued so i'm just asking him to consider moving trader joe's into the next step of simply not wasting as much food and getting it to people who need it i figured the c.e.o. of trader joe's probabl

in these cases were absolutely agree with out deputies of the state duma without or with our parliament but we suppose that some ideas which the right wrote in the law didn't work so we want to make this mechanism more useful and more real that's why i would propose to organize the consultations with the media consultations with the industry consultations with their lords with the ministry to elaborate the ways which can improve lease law and these mechanisms well even if nobody's perfect we still can have perfect laws or at least try to have them thank you thank you very much we want to create the perfect life but thank you. and just a reminder that my guest today was alex a volunteer russian deputy communications minister and that's it for now from all of us here spotlight we'll be back with more original comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then they aren't r.t. and take it it. as . and lines.

russian politics of now become one step closer to becoming for an agency that is the russian state duma crisis and you're going to find out more from you go to school shortly. in just days before the olympic flame is live in london and thousands of british troops are drafted in to bridge a serious security gap after a private firm reveals its not got enough qualified guard. lie from moscow or its four pm i'm nice in our way with our top story and the u.n. special envoy to syria kofi annan says he's appalled by reports of a new massacre in the country activists say over two hundred have been killed at home on province after a clash between the army and rebels fighting broke out while the un security council is debating whether to extend its observer mission or impose sanctions relief an ocean out reports from damascus. opposition groups claimed at least two hundred people most of them civilians have been killed in the syrian central province of hama every day on thursday fierce clashes broke out there between the governmental forces and the rebels fighting over control the feelings of ti

the russian duma needed the first two rounds of the belt over the french champion find his torch later on. and was even to toy with his opponent hard decision for the judges before the root in the group whose favor that's how it came to some world titles on the line with russia's such short in ukraine's among my love sit in no probably the most furious clash of the night both gave their all to secure the w five we'll do weight belt but it was the ukrainian thunder to head north to before . i took my time in the early rounds to take a closer look at my opponent's moves i realized he was faster than me so i had to rely on my cardio and just try to break him down i kept moving on always putting him under pressure i just did more in the ring that's what gave me the edge and this was top of the bill one of russia's biggest heavyweight prospects. oh i own the w k eight title and so did germany's danielle der who proved to be a tough nut to crack after this diverse stating right. in the second round that brave german managed to recover and stay up till the end of the fight and although he was

also allowed to keep tabs on it of course this comes after some of the lawmakers within the state duma and some of the government officials have said that the. protests which have sporadically been broke breaking out in the country in recent months have been doing so with the aid of some of the noncommercial organizations which in terms. have been financed by foreign organizations or for instincts and that is something which the lawmakers find in acceptable however human rights activists are saying that this is only going to increase the power of vertigo in the country that. holds already operating under very strict rules and they are also saying that this is also on constitutional because there are a lot of there is a specific chapter in the russian constitution which doesn't allow any citizen of the country to participate actively in the political life ever the proponents of this draft law are saying that it's necessary and they're also pointing out to the fact that the similar a law already exists in the united states of these so-called foreign agents. and they're saying if a countr

these were the final readings of the draft so the deputies of the duma were pretty much discussing the amendments previously put forward including those proposed by president bush and they did end up passing the draft so it's now up to the upper house of parliament even those that are we sure council to approve it and then for the president to sign it so the idea is all nonprofit organizations funded from abroad and involved in politics they have to register themselves and ask for the agents and to report to the authorities all of their activities to use to prevent alcide forces from interfering with the russians internal matters this draft did forms part of brazil and discussion before with many critics saying that it would be potentially anti democratic so some of these amendments were introduced specifying that these nonprofit organizations funded from abroad have to be involved in politics since there's also a wide range of other organisations which are also funded from abroad like the mass media or educational institutions business is and so on which can be affected by this graph

it's all going on today actually we know it's been eighteen days in the running in the russian state duma has agreed now to the terms of the w t i contact membership that happens in the last hour say today a little details on that later in the meantime though we're going to head over into the european markets and see how investors are reacting to what you were just talking. florrie all the details coming out of spain we know that the european governments have agreed to jump start the one hundred thousand one hundred twenty three billion dollars in the emergency loans to sure up spanish banks not really helping to boost in the med also u.s. stock futures are getting off the report showed u.k. it today's manufacturing unexpectedly rose in may and that's helping to reassure investors concerns that europe will now not drag down the global economy as a whole if we get into the common currency was to the business in a fraction against the dollar this on the ruble is managing to strengthen against the major currencies in the session as goes to russia and see that the most go x. is the still gett

following the story in the state duma you bore was there much debate today in parliament on this new law. well today this was the final readings of the drive so the deputies were pretty much discussing the amendments previously would forward including those proposed by a president which only did. the draft up to the opera house federation council to a group for the president to sign and so the idea is that all non profit organisations funded from abroad and involved in politics. have to register themselves as foreign agents and report to the authorities on their activities the war was to prevent outside forces from interfering with russia's internal matters now there was one of the discussion and lots of criticism of this draft with many critics saying that it would be potentially anti-democratic but these amendments were introduced which specify that these groups funded from abroad have to be involved in politics since there is a wide range of organizations including media educational institutions and so on which. couldn't be affected by this draft in the end as the deputies have de

organizations operating in russia are to be classified as foreign agents under a fresh law the state duma has passed the new rule which will mean proper scrutiny for such bodies. and red faces in london olympics organizers are forced to call in thousands of british troops to plug a massive security gap just days before the flame is lit the emergency deployment comes after a private contracting firm admits they can't provide enough cover despite having been paid hundreds of millions of pounds. bags in the wake of the interbank ingrate rigging scandal in the u.k. cross-talk asks if banks are out of control. and you can. start. with. a low in welcome to cross talk time peter although the library gave you this most recent financial scandal gives the term bank robbery an entirely new meaning to me to be a lation of whatever it is the largest economic scam in world history and the largest insider trading scandal ever it would appear the global banking system is synonymous with corruption. and. started. to cross-talk the most recent banking scandal i'm joined by william black in kansas city he's

in russian politics of now become one step closer to becoming for the agency that's the worst state duma crisis in the it's line no more for me you go to school shortly. and read papers in london as the olympic organizers are forced to call in the british army. just days before the flames with. the russian markets closed and positive territory today after a bull the russian economy grew four percent in the second quarter and old prices again i'll have all the details in the business but it said about times when it's time. it's seven pm in moscow now this is our t. coming to you live on news and now a with our top story and moscow is demanding an investigation into the latest massacre in syria saying those behind it want to ugly sectarian violence and ignite full civil war over two hundred people are believed to have been killed in the central province of hamas both government and rebel forces are blaming each other for the slaughter while the un remains paralyzed and whether to extend its observer mission or impose sanctions with the notion that reports from damascus. opposition groups c

heart of damascus outskirts in the area known as duma they have been several assault. against opposition hotbeds there but the clashes have never actually taken place inside this city and activists and residents have described what's going on in damascus as the most intense they have used violence since the beginning of the uprising last march and the opposition groups have also been reporting that the army has been using more taz and even vehicles and how he called and has been shelling the areas where the rebels are this information is very hard to be very far and we're hearing from governmental sources here that a great number of terrorists have been killed during these operations many rebels have been captured and few in number have surrendered but what is absolutely clear is that armed groups have achieved to spread this fear in damascus this feeling of despair and of chaos here in the capital. global affairs researcher benjamin shot believes the syrian opposition is using the fear it spread in damascus to pressure foreign allies over military intervention. to cau

ever moved has been in its suburbs in the eastern part of damascus hours person the area known as duma there have been several army assaults against opposition hotbeds there but the clashes have never actually taken place inside this city and this is exactly what is going on right now the free syrian army has claimed they say is the last of this size of bottle battle for the capital so they can see the route very very important activists and residents have described it was going on in damascus as the most intense they have used violence since the beginning of the uprising last march and the opposition groups have also been reports in the me has been using more tires and even armed vehicles and how he called teri's and has been shelling the areas where the rebels are this information is very hard to be very far and i only can confirm that yes we are hearing shootings here and there in different parts of the city from time to time we see smoke coming. from different again parts of damascus and we've also been hearing helicopters flying over the mass because we're hearing from governmenta

that no longer but they've got what they want is the pen has been picked and as you say at the state duma today they did agree to the sounds of the w.t. contract signings it's all very exciting indeed to raul what can i say more details on that later on i'm going to jump into the markets just now because we've got wall street is alive and. performing at the moment. says in the first hour of trade the dow jones around the third of on the nasdaq around two tenths of a cent in negative territory just now off the sentiments guy gold maybe from the epicenter which of course is europe which is false and positive figures coming out earlier on today there from the u.k. and it's see them on a factory expectations as well as that i know you've been talking about it yourself already the money that is going to be given to the spanish banking system to give them a bit of a boost as because it will be for tens of dissent the dies over a cent so they're going to finish up with. let's get on to the common currency and see how the trade is favorite is befalling today as you can see this is slightly to the

actually believe that this laws should be in existence and that's a majority of the deputies in the state duma they say that of course the law is still very broad they will still be working on it extensively but first and foremost this law was russia's interest as hard because they believe if the organizations which are considered to be n c o's are being financed from abroad and still meddling in russia's politics this is akin to a foreign power meddling in russia's internal political interests which they believe is unacceptable. right artie's or in a go blue sky reporting live from central moscow thanks for that. well look now at some other stories we think are worth checking out on our website today at our t.v. dot com we've got leaked footage of that american helicopter pilot singing merrily as he incinerates a group of farmers with a hellfire missile video started a fresh wave up or over u.s. troops in afghanistan. also smoke but no fire british police block a major highway and searched bus passengers at gunpoint after an electronic cigarette sparked a terror alarm. and a very real fire in

nonprofit organizations operating in russia to be classified as foreign agents and refresh the state duma of moscow's past the new rules which will mean tough scrutiny. and red faces in london olympics organizers a force to call in thousands of british army troops to plug a massive security gap just days before the flames lift the emergency deployment comes after a private contracting firm admits it can't provide enough cover despite having been paid hundreds of millions of pounds to do. just a few moments away in the wake of the into banking rate rigging scandal in the u.k. cross-talk banks are out of control here on r.t. . world with. its technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. if you. want to. blow in welcome to cross talk time peter although library gate this most recent financial scandal gives the term bank robbery an entirely new meaning the meaning of live earth is the largest economic scam in world history and the largest insider trading scandal ever it would appear the global banking system is synonymous with corruption. and. to

reporting live from the state duma. here's some stories we think are worth checking out on our web site today so. but no fire british police blocked a major highway and surged boss a passenger as a gun point after an electronic cigarette sparked a terror alarm. and a very real fire in the north of moscow helicopters called in to extinguish a blaze in an air force academy hangar there got photos and video footage for you at our t.v. dot com. the whistleblowing group wiki leaks hoping to shed more light on the syrian conflict after it started releasing the so-called syria files millions of leaked e-mails supposedly exposing pocker of see in the west dealings with damascus more on this from our correspondent in london for. this is the biggest release since we had table gate which gave us the u.s. diplomatic cables and a really unique insight into the workings of the u.s. government now the syria files is even bigger than that it's supposed to be eight times bigger than the u.s. diplomatic cable leaked in terms of documents

organizations operating in russia to be classified as foreign agents under a fresh wall the state duma in moscow is past the new rules which will mean tougher scrutiny for such body. and just days before the olympic flame is laid a big security gap emerges in london's preparations for the games thousands of british troops are now called in after of private contracting companies says it's not enough trained guards. next in the wake of the interbank ingrate rigging scandal in the u.k. cross-talk asked whether a global heist is taking place. if you. still. want to. blow in welcome to cross talk time peter although the library gave you this most recent financial scandal gives the term bank robbery an entirely new meaning to me to be lation of whatever it is the largest economic scam in world history and the largest insider trading scandal ever it would appear the global banking system is synonymous with corruption. and you can. start. to cross-talk the most recent banking scandal i'm joined by william black in kansas city he's an associate professor of economics and law at the university o

. >> reporter: the power is out in the streets of duma.tivists and their escorts don't dare shine a light. there is a sniper lurking. gunfire in the distance forces them to pick up the pace. the activists are part of the opposition's media operation. they smuggle themselves into the damascus suburb last month. and risked their lives to document this. a massacre said to have taken place just hours earlier. among the corpses strewn about, that of a little girl. a man points to one of the bodies and says he was executed, a civilian. points to a second corpse and adds, this is his cousin, shot because he tried to save him. residents are readying the bodies for burial. blood soaking through the funeral sheets. the names of the deceased hastily scrawled. it's a grim routine syrians in areas that have dared stand up to the regime have grown accustom to. the bodies unceremoniously dragged away and placed alongside others. residents say syrian security forces searching for weapons in some buildings wiped out members of several families. this man de

on us i think it will creep up on us i think it is not going to be a way sort of thing i mean the duma has approved it i mean it will get signed and it will go forward to be implemented very slowly what sectors feel first it's hard for me to say but i hope it's the consumers for. tens of. jake of utility prices at the tariffs yeah there's a you know we heard the last few months there you know when that happens they'll be more protests see strong connection between the two no no i think everybody's was expecting the tariff pricing hikes delayed from january a little bit lower than in previous years. and i think it's always difficult when you raise prices from being below market levels to market levels but you've got to do that to finance the investment and russia is sort of two thirds of the way through raising prices on gas electricity other utilities to levels which will sustain the investment they need for those networks in the future so i think it so we can see the end of the hikes in about a year two years three years depending on the sector. so far so good you know the middle clas

actually work or artsy reporting from western australia or do those predictions of calamity in dumas tranche are a source of good our business because it clement to do there are governed nought they want to go forth no for russia kevin no maybe for the rest of the globe but for russia things are looking to buy the top and that's what the i.m.f. is saying they have the global forecast but for russia they kept on change and that's an every ago situation to be in right now so we in session want to fund what they believe now is that russia will grow four percent now to put that into perspective that's fifty basis points more than the rest of the world now the funds have warned that the european recession and the u.s. slowdown. of the global economy and the effects may become visible for russia next year and they all saying that potentially expansion could slow down so that's one to watch but right now as far as russia's concerns it's all good now let's talk about russian billionaires because i'm talking about the ones i would haul off of the angry russian pay now what's happened now is t

been that's what they've been waiting for nearly nineteen years in the making and today the state duma they officially signed the documents so we had investors very happy indeed and they demonstrated that in the bourses we'll have a look at the figures a little later on in more detail to the topic and the result of this checkouts overall story as you can see that they're still struggling up for direction and i can tell you in the last few minutes or so we have seen this is like gains that stay on the dow gained it must be said that it's the nasdaq that is due to killie suffering a lot because it's very tech heavy and it's the technology side to this really suffering in state of the european officials moved to both the spanish banks as you've been talking about it so we also had the battery data come from britain that is slowly out with other moms with the european biggest select as well as you can see their gains for the c. and that. if we look at the common currency with these it is managing to what we have a look actually because it is if we try to never know what's going to one twen