my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and brings me nothing. perhaps he has noticed how fat i have grown indulged. perhaps he is poor and sick as emptying his store. it is no matter to me any longer he has filled me already so full. my lover who is far away opens the door to my room and tells me he is tired. i do not ask what he's tired from for my lover far away has already disappeared. the blankets are big with his body. the cat, under the covers because it is cold out and she is not stupid. muse. >> thank you. [applause]. >> please welcome mr. douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don

who lives far. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers supper. in a bowl made of his breath. the stew has boiled and i wonder at the cat born from it's steam. the cat is in the bedroom now. muling. the cat is indecent and i whom trying to be tidy, i whom trying to do things the purpose way, i who am sick from the shedding. i, am undone. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers pastry in a basket spun from his vision. it is closely woven. the kind of container some women collect. i have seen these in many colors but the basket he brings is simple. only black. only nude. the basket he brings is full of sweet burdens and i eat even the crumbs. as am i have not dined for days. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers tea made from the liquid he's crying. i do not want my lover crying and i am sorry i ever asked for tea. my lover, who lives far away opens the door to my room pretending he never cried. he offers tea and cold cakes. the tea is delicious. spiced like the start of our courtship. honeyed and

have found a raft believed to be containing around fifteen people in the freezing waters off russia's far east coast when oil rig capsized on sunday it's not clear if they're alive sixteen people are now confirmed dead after more bodies were found in the freezing waters off russia's far east coast when oil rig capsized thirty seven people are still missing more than a day since the tragedy happened and fourteen people have been rescued so far with more let's cross live to our teaser jacob greaves is in the city of usenet second in sclerosis the site of the maritime disaster jacob is there any hope there could be more survivors or we are dealing with a war president but as you mentioned they are saying that they've located another lifeboat it's thought that could be up to fifteen people on board we don't present know if they are bored what condition they'll be in and if they are indeed alive now this is a situation that we've seen today as well whereby emergency crews have located a large boat getting close they realized that there actually was no one on board and that was owing to the sim

so far so good.e america's oil imports dropped, for oil expenditures climbed by almost 50% from $247 billion in 2005 to $367 billion this year. the share of oil imports in the overall trade deficit occur from 32% in 205251% this year. worst of all, the price of a gallon of gasoline increased by 65%. despite the lower demand, u.s. drivers spent this year gasoline more than any other year before. so yes, we have become more self-sufficient and more efficient, but at the same time we have become poor and deeper in debt without becoming more so-called energy independent of less prosperous. what is wrong with this picture? clearly something is wrong with her method. being self-sufficient in oil does not shield him economy from oil shocks. the price of oil spikes the specs for everyone. by 9% comes from the persian gulf get the economy is always very vulnerable when things happen there. the finest live remains the only source of energy to participate in a transportation fuel market, those who control the w

fade now of finding more survivors from the oil platform that sank in the cold waters off russia's far east coast rescuers failing to locate the missing work. the cloud of uncertainty descends on eastern asia as the death of north korean leader kim jong il leaves neighbors on the edge with growing fears a violent conflict could follow his demise. but israel pushes for more settlements announcing over a thousand new homes in east jerusalem in the west bank in response to palestine progress toward statehood. live from moscow this is our table welcome to if you just joined this it's now midnight here my name is kevin owen and first eleven bodies have been pulled out of freezing sea off russia's far east coast where an oil rig capsized and sank on sunday crews are working to try to recover other possible victims now that have been seen in the water earlier a life raft was spotted which was initially thought to be carrying fifteen people but sadly it turned out to be empty fourteen were rescued from the sea shortly after the rig collapsed but several dozen still missing tonight are t's jaco

breaking news this hour rescuers have found a raft in the freezing waters off russia's far east coast oil rig collapsed it's believed around fifteen people could be on board these are live pictures that we've had the latest pictures here on r.t. . north korea's longstanding leader kim jong il dies of heart failure at the age of sixty nine his death sending shock waves across the reclusive country youngest son has been named as successor. an explosive mood in kazakstan as fifteen people are confirmed dead and dozens more injured in a series of battle rallies sparked by striking oil workers. twelve noon here in the russian capital here with r.t. welcome to the program where news justin rescuers have found a raft believed to be containing around fifteen people in the freezing waters off russia's far east coast where an oil rig capsized on sunday it's not clear if they're alive sixteen people are now confirmed dead after more bodies were found in the freezing waters off russia's far east coast where an oil rig capsized thirty seven people are still missing more than a day since the traged

breaking news story a russian oil rig has gone down in a storm in a sea of the hearts in the country's far east let's get the latest details now from marty's taken green straight to the rig capsized several hours ago how is the rescue operation today but. we can now confirm the four bodies have been pulled from the water so far just fourteen survivors found. out of a total of sixty seven who were aboard the stricken alric before it capsized now we have just been told that the search and rescue operations had to be suspended owing to nightfall that was involving planes helicopters at the scene also search and rescue ships scouring the sea birds had to be suspended suspended have to stress as well very bad weather conditions in the area just two hundred clubs off the coast of soka in very bad weather conditions also a temperatures below freezing there as well as jacob what's the latest take on why the rake went down. well actually occurred as a mensch just off to a close off the coast of sakhalin in russia's far east and then it was being towed is being towed by a. two horse and that's when

rescuers continue a desperate search for thirty nine people who remain missing in icy waters off russia's far east two days off for the oil rig capsized eleven bodies were recovered on monday. a cloud of uncertainty descends on eastern asia as the death of north korean leader kim jong il leaves neighbors on the edge from growing fears of bolland conflict could follow his demise. i did as well pushes for more settlements announcing over a thousand new homes in east jerusalem in the west bank in response to palestine progress toward state. hello live from moscow this is r.t. it's one am here now my name is kevin know it and our top story rescue is a desperately continuing the search for thirty nine people still missing after an oil rig capsized off russia's far east coast on sunday morning fourteen did survive the disaster but eleven bodies have been recovered from the freezing sea as hopes and fading for the others jacob grieves in new secularly disk in the coastal region nearest where the tragedy unfolded. is looking increasingly unlikely that any war survivors will be found search and rescue

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he has not left that far.him the day before yesterday and we discussed all these matters and i understand his position on matters. moreover, he has done a great deal to strengthen the economy of this country. it is not an accident that the international expert community has twice on two occasions recognized him as the best finance manager of the world and i take pride that someone like he worked in my government. once again, at the imf we spoke about the situation in the economy about the future. indeed, many things we see differently. but they're not crucial. they're not a principled nature. as far as a decade of missed opportunities including what word does this come from? let me tell you where it comes from? let me talk about the mechanics of it. i will reveal that. so we made a decision to increase the pension by 42% -- 45% amidst the crisis and some of the liberal economists told me then that it must not be done in the middle of a crisis. we need to save money and if we were to increase pensions, then at

sakhalin russia's far east. and of course our team continues to follow the rescue operation and you can get the very latest by following aussie's drake agrees twitter think under his latest message he reports that something is cameraman who filmed reskill for a shot from the plane that it's really hard to score on a tray in the water from that corner twitter feed and our website asking. if. the personal phone conversations of a russian opposition leader have been leaks on the internet creating a storm of controversy very soon so good now faces split with an opposition ranks after using insulting words about protesters have tended to rally against the contact of russia's parliamentary elections on his tone barton has the details. revelations were published in life news dot grew a notoriously tabloid sensationalist website in russia and they concern six hours of private phone conversations recorded boris nemtsov an opposition figure in which he insults fellow opposition leaders using very profane language and call

recovered from my single friends have been identified two days after an oil rig capsized in russia's far east fourteenth survives a disaster but rescuers are continuing a desperate search for the filter to is still missing and hoping for a miracle to find those and the people in a mine so they can see. the cloud of uncertainty that sandinista nature as the death of north korean leader kim jung il leaves neighbors on the edge with growing fears that a violent conflict before going to my. job assures for more settlements announced a thousand new homes in east jerusalem and the west bank their response to that started toward state. news from russia and iran the world this is the with me you their ship of allah thanks for joining us nine of the eleven bodies recovered from the icy waters have been identified as today's after an oil rig count size in russia's far east rescuers are desperately continuing to search for forty two people missing after an oil rig capsized off russia's far east coast on sunday morning jacob greaves is in the used in the coastal region nearest where the tragedy occu

the safety of the civilians to continue living here in the city the situation in homes right now is far more complex than simply one of the opposition against the regime had deep seated sectarian conflicts with their heads. from the very beginning homes it was dictator in because they're equal large numbers of both much more than in other cities. a military funeral held yesterday gets under way to five soldiers killed by what the government says is an increasingly militant movement and on the same day reports from the opposition the harrowing accounts to civilian deaths around the country. make serious decision to allow the arab league to send observers to the more important this is naturally we want to facilitate the visits to. in the same time preserve our sovereignty so really it depends on the intention do they really want to help syria of course. was the decision by the main opposition outside the country b s n c. the opposition inside the country has welcomed in the north. we hope it's going to be implemented on the ground as it stated in the protocol and we remain completely agai

coming back varying civilian clothes and in fact i don't see any lessening of american influence as far as iraq is concerned. and you sort of just spoke about these sectarian issues within iraq when and if the united states technically leaves the country how do you think the iraqi government will be able to stop these sectarian divisions into becoming a full fledged civil war it's going to be extremely difficult because if you see the communities of iraq as they existed most of the military in the u.s. invasion iraq was sunni dominated most of the officers were sunni. the shirts were basically foot soldiers they had more basic military training as such and therefore because it was a similar government they were able to keep them in check it was basically by force alarms that people were kept would be called in check and of course the strong arm methods of. the who has been there whether it was or even earlier most of them were using very tough methods to keep. the population in check now whether the new government that is the shiite led government will be able to equally dick strong on

and then more of the maritime tragedy in the russian far east can be found on our website r.t. dot com as one of the survivors who was airlifted to a hospital on saturday has told the media the horrifying story of the oil rig sinking and explain why so many people fail to board the life long for our people dot com to find out. so many terminus past the hour here in moscow north koreans are paying their last respects to their late long standing leader kim jong il who died of a heart attack at the age of sixty nine. on saturday his death was only announced on monday and has since sent shock waves all around the country and the whole region a stream of mourners including his son and a successor kim jong un passed by an open coffin it's expected the late leave there will be buried in about a week's time images from the world's most reclusive nation also show thousands of people uncontrollably weeping on the streets meanwhile north korea's neighbors are on high alert following the news of the death fearing that it will spark instability in the region japan's government has called a

continue a desperate search for thirty nine people who remain missing in nice to the waters also russia's far east almost two days after an oil recount sized eleven bodies were recovered in monday. a cloud of uncertainty descends on each major as the death of north korean leader kim jong il leaves neighbors on the edge with growing fears a bond in conflict could follow his demise. on days roguishness for more settlements announcing over a thousand new homes in east jerusalem and the west bank a response to its time progress toward state. russia and around the world this is the with me jewish power thanks for joining us rescuers are desperately continuing to search for thirty nine people missing after an oil rig capsized off russia's far east coast on sunday morning fourteen survived the disaster but eleven bodies have been recovered from the freezing sea as hopes fade for the others jacob grieves in the the usenet skin the coastal region nearest where the tragedy occurred. it's looking increasingly unlikely that any more survivors will be found search and rescue teams have made contact with l

jacob grim news really but what's the latest we know so far. well the number of deceased being found here seems to be growing and growing but no more survivors as yet far those fourteen plucked from the sea just yesterday crossed the plenty missing though and this search and rescue operation continuing in earnest now they've been locating a number of lifeboats in the area trying to see if any survivors on board so far but it's being proving fruitless and we have a similar story yesterday as well it's really owing to the fact that this whole rig haps sized and sank very quickly some estimates but it is within twenty minutes north of the school the weather swept away many of those lines but for people who had an opportunity to board them that's a situation that rescuers are dealing with here at present and they are very concerned owing to the fact that those any survivors now would have been in the warsaw around by over twenty four hours exposed to extreme elements that down here and tell you exactly at present it's minus twenty degrees celsius a

aircraft carrier iran says this spot it is part of the fifth fleet which is based in bahrain not too far away while iran now flexing its muscles and threatening to cut off oil supply from the waterway this is a response to the last imposing sanctions on the country and the u.s. is that way to use its navy station in the persian gulf to stop iranians from blocking this passage well in the wake of these of vents is this another sign that the war with iran is just around the corner well to answer just that i spoke to senior fellow for the center for advanced defense studies lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer here's his take. no i really don't believe so i think all sides will prevail and thinking this thing through there or any of us have a great deal to lose one of the things that i'd like to mention is a fact that they produce about one third of the crude oil in the world that we currently have in searching lation so one of the folks who would be hurt the worst by a conflict in this area would be the iranians i don't think they're that irrational secondly this is something that goes back

tonight rescuers are working through the night in russia's far east were all rigged with sixty seven people on board as capsized killing at least four people. in using the week more deadly violence in the wake of the kazakhstan crowd thirteen striking oil workers killed at linda pendants day gathering. and also this week the arab league gives damascus until wednesday to stop the bloodshed while russia pushes its resolution to the security council calling for both sides in syria to talk. of brushes and welcome to the global trade club after almost twenty years of talks and a move that brings both advantages and some tough competition. it's a pm here in moscow this sunday not a warm welcome to you watching the weekly or an r t it's around to put the day's news in the week's top stories with me kevin zero in but the breaking news i just mentioned first of all an oil rig with sixty seven people on board capsized off russia's far eastern coast today four people are known to have died while fourteen others have been rescued so far emergency teams are working through the night now to try to

voting in russia's parliamentary election is over the united russia party so far is falling short of fifty percent of the vote but president dmitri medvedev said the party is ready to form a coalition and other political forces have also expressed their willingness to do so we are bringing you special coverage. also iran's military forces say they have shot down an unmanned u.s. drone in the east of the country according to a state news agency. and in a round up the week's top headlines the u.n. human rights commission calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china voted against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. it's midnight in moscow you're watching r t live from the russian capital with me built on. straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary election here on. a special studio in central moscow is from where we are following the developments closely and my colleague and he said now he's there and he said. thank you bill indeed rose from all over russia are being counted as we speak the preliminary results do

my lover, who lives far away opens the door to my room pretending he never cried. he offers tea and cold cakes. the tea is delicious. spiced like the start of our courtship. honeyed and warm. i drink every bit of the tea and put aside the cakes. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room like a man loving his strength. the lock i replaced this morning will not keep him away. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and brings me nothing. perhaps he has noticed how fat i have grown indulged. perhaps he is poor and sick as emptying his store. it is no matter to me any longer he has filled me already so full. my lover who is far away opens the door to my room and tells me he is tired. i do not ask what he's tired from for my lover far away has already disappeared. the blankets are big with his body. the cat, under the covers because it is cold out and she is not stupid. muse. >> thank you. [applause]. >> please welcome mr. douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stev

probation is asking for far, far less. probation officers, especially federal probation officers are really tough. their recommendation is often in line with the prosecutor's request. >> does it surprise you that the tough probation officers would recommend probation? >> not at all. they cited two factors in the federal code, one is, as cases like this go this is one of the least serious they've seen and also barry's long history of civic work in charities and so on. >> thank you dean. you want to keep it here for the latest developments. vic tweeting from inside the courtroom. for up to the minute dates you want to follow us at abc7 news bay area we are expecting the sentence to come down between 11:30 and noon. abc 7 will bring it to you on air and online as soon?tofm as t is announced. >>> our other top story. a san jose police officer shot and killed a man last night and police are revealing new information about what that man was doing in the moments before the shooting. amy hollyfield is live in san jose with the lat

shiite led government which very close links with iran and therefore upsets the political balance as far as the middle east is concerned so to that extent. to counter this the americans have now called for. withdrawing the troops but at the same time strengthening the position in iraq now the u.s. embassy in iraq is going to be almost twenty thousand strong it's going to have numerous what they call some offices like training training of troops etc who will be what they call basically americans who would be basically military men but working for the u.s. embassy similarly there would be a consulate in they would be a consulate in. good cook there would be a consulate or not and each one of these gauntlets is about a thousand strong it will perhaps be the largest u.s. embassy anywhere in the world i mean normal embassies are usually between thirty to forty maybe if it's a very big embassy perhaps one hundred strong but twenty thousand strong it's means that they're going to be lots of other people who are going to be still in iraq now the reason why i say this is that big cannot afford to

some of them we are pretty far reaching like changing the constitution and getting rid of the political monopoly of one party but of course are to expect that those groups reforms can be implemented it is situation when the the crisis is sort of teetering on the brink of civil war even under normal circumstances in any country forms of such magnitude on all these if we implement but i mean the point i'm trying to make is that the sooner the crisis is the military clashes. in a better position the international community will be to demand that the city in a sort of is move along the reform track as quickly as possible towards forming the constitution doors conducting democratic open elections but all that in a situation when there is an armed conflict being encouraged from various quarters when we see weapons being moved. illegally into syria all that of course becomes a separate conversation like to broaden this out next and focus in about what might be ahead in two thousand and twelve more generally in the region islamist parties have made inroads in the countries whose governments wer

so far so good for tuesday and wednesday. temperatures are warming up into the upper 50s and low 60s. let's get an update on the commute. >>erica: traffic remains heavy up the incline and across the upper deck. you can always had to the standard tale bridge. the ride is under 14 minutes from end to end. the golden gate for bridge right is looking good on top down 101 with a lot of space between cars. on our traffic maps, westbound highway 4, all we are seeing a slow spots near some brazil. speeds are down to just 17 mi. per hour. coming out of it was a hell, southbound 6 85th we are seeing speeds averaging 30 mi. per hour. we have an accident on eastbound 780 approaching 680, it is a pretty serious injury accident. for ford's of up to two lanes blocked. on the east shore freeway, we have not seen any accidents or major incidents. speeds are averages 40 mi. an hour. >>mark: the big drop on wall street, the dow jones is down 148 points to 12,034. we have continued concerns about the european debt crisis lay on the markets. bay

second in russia's far east. we'll continue to follow the rescue operation. on twitter monitoring developments as they happen and one of his recent tweet he reports on the anger of the victims' relatives who are raising questions over why the request hailed a. follow on twitter feed on our web site. it's . a body of north korea's late. today has been put on display his son and successor was the first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows thousands of mourners weeping in the streets the news that came death put the north and neighbors on high and that fearing instability in the region japan called a special security missing south korea said its military is standing ready for peace on the korean peninsula depends on how much. house according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog. i think it is important that they are outside the world. does not make. threats from the outside. and we know that list with a lot of jewelry arranged for all of north korea so even with outlook you know it does this situation would be a risky one. and if

probation is asking for far, far less. probation officers, especially federal probation officers are really tough. their recommendation is often in line with the prosecutor's request. >> does it surprise you that the tough probation officers would recommend probation? >> not at all. they cited two factors in the federal code, one is, as cases like this go this is one of the least serious they've seen and also barry's long history of civic work in charities and so on. >> thank you dean. you want to keep it here for the latest developments. vic tweeting from inside the courtroom. for up to the minute dates you want to follow us at abc7 news bay area we are expecting the sentence to come down between 11:30 and noon. abc 7 will bring it to you on air and online as soon?tofm as t is announced. >>> our other top story. a san jose police officer shot and killed a man last night and police are revealing new information about what that man was doing in the moments before the shooting. amy hollyfield is live in san jose with the lat

the elections it's much harder to do the republicans taking a bomb of from the right sometimes from far right positions and basically all those positions are quiet into russian they are accusing obama of being too soft on russia the story of the appointment of the new u.s. ambassador to moscow michael mcfaul is quite an illustration. i mean. paul has been accused of trying to best sensitive information to russia just because he made a reasonable offer on the some exchange of information on the future a.b.m. system which. does not jeopardize american security interests and still he was a kid and he was accused of being too soft on russia he was accused of being the architect of the reset policy i mean to be an architect of the reset policy is considered to be by the some of the republican candidates as a sin so what kind of reset can we have. in these conditions i mean the administration will have to be sensitive to this attacks they cannot just. pay no attention for the election times and as we know policies of being modeled after the requirements of the electoral campaign a mama cannot

not far from family estate is situated one of the most sacred places coffee. it is even mentioned in the qur'an thousands of pilgrims from many countries come here to pray. for. people visit destroy they want to feel close to. here and ask god to make them come true. the keeper of the old city is coming from up to north. who has made a number of important discoveries. recently heard you found some new things new we can you show them to us we are always finding new things and it's. is conducting an excavation in the ancient city of. the city used to be the capital of. a state that emerged on territory in the fourth century b.c. . this is a very old site who was this man was a citizen of all. we know he was a christian as he is buried christiane writes i say this man is my ancestor you know yes absolutely. artifacts found in god could be similar to those in the ancient back to fortress archaeologists assure the people who've lived here since the bronze age. ancient people living on the terra tree of us at biogen were particularly respectful towards fire a source

so far there's very little bonsa very large one word. directed towards. them is very very little reference to the violence ongoing project their bonnets began almost. fighting because peaceful protests were generally pleased the first time according to. their more recently written body. that in fact he was modest but it was a little by factors i think. a way to have this be sung western governments are going to have to step in to it's nice that it's not just the syrian government it has to come if you want to support the army to work with sound but somehow way have you found. this waiting others to put their weapons on the tiriel because they hop you listen to whatever happens that. we can very very serious. and global implications not people with the stakes are very wary of that they agree with russia's position and so far russia solidly behind the syrian government. this position today being at the time that brussels changed its position on first and then see it like that i think much has been the polish on the way out of which would involve people firs

despite fading hope of finding more survivors from a cup sized russia's far east the search goes on seven who were pulled alive from freezing water arrive in hospital. mind your words one of russia's opposition leaders finds himself red faced as a leaked phone conversations threaten to damage his relationships with allies he labeled it cowardly penguin. global news around the clock this is r.t. live from moscow with me. syria could be the next subject of a foreign military intervention if some opposition groups get their way their calls for outside help are growing louder insisting it's the only way to protect civilians from government security forces the libya style demanded comes despite the latest decision by damascus to allow arab league observers to monitor how the regime. recent reports suggesting that dozens of army desert as have been killed by syrian troops and as sara first found out the situation in syria now looks more like a civil war rather than a government. here in the in the city of homs and you can hear heavy gunfire in the background it's really hard. the civilian popul

country celebrates a new year nine times thanks to its nine time zones eight hours ago the country's far east crossed into two thousand and twelve where people in blood of all stuck and sucked eileen go down raised a glass or two at the same time as australia after that two thousand and twelve made its way through russia siberia and the cities of cheap. and the countries of papa new guinea and you belong next with a champagne toast with the residents of the russian city who fall in the same time joan zone as japan and the koreas then three hours ago new years came to the cities of crowded out skin concealed along with china singapore malaysia and the philippines as two thousand and twelve continued to march across siberia it reached such cities as homesick and noble cbs its residents celebrating along with thailand and vietnam next midnight reached the cities of yet fifteen of berg and peons just an hour before muscovites celebrated the beginning of two thousand and twelve. and thousands were angry at the results of. russia's a parliamentary election results but this year's new year elec

eastern coast today four people are known to have died while fourteen others have been rescued so far emergency teams are working through the night now to try to find more than forty missing workers but it's not an easy task artie's tom barton has the latest. at the moment conditions in the rescue site two hundred kilometers off russia's far east coast are very difficult indeed it's night time there and there is a huge storm whipping around those that are in the water and there's been four bodies found in the water but such were the the horror of the gale force winds and the and the high waves that those bodies couldn't be recovered there has been life jackets and boats found but nobody has been in them more ships have arrived to the rescue site and they will now provide extra manpower to try and find anyone still alive in the water or to recover any bodies that may be there however with water temperatures only just above freezing and the air temperature of minus ten degrees c. movies fading that those people in the water but any of those will be found alive the search efforts have ha

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the bodies have been pulled from the water so far just fourteen survivors found. out of a total of sixty seven who were stricken before it caps. we have just been told that the search and rescue operations had to be suspended. that was involved. planes had a cult set the scene also search and rescue ships scouring the sea birds had to be spend suspended have to stress as well very bad weather conditions in the area just two hundred comes off the coast of saka lay in very bad weather conditions also a temperatures below freezing there as well as jacob what's the latest take on why the request down. well actually occurred as a mensch just off to a to close off the coast of sakhalin in russia's far east and then it was being towed as means hoed by a spray two quarts and that's when it capsized song is supposed to a sortie thought within about twenty minutes we have spoken to someone involved in the search and rescue operation he described the scene for us. while we watch for more new costume user nuclear safety suits floating around the area but there are new people

the problem is march of 2012 is far too long. also, the facilities for the immediate future, which met you mentioned, are of considerable concern. -- which matthew mentioned, are of considerable concern. the governments of some of those countries will deliver -- the government's delivering -- the governments of some of those countries and delivering the austerity measures is skeptical. >> it hangs in the air as we wait to see how things map out. realistically, you cannot expect 17 countries, maybe as many as 23, to forge ahead in a legal sense in a matter of three months can you? >> they have talked about it for three years. they have not decided what they would have for breakfast over the last three years. i would mention the situation of david cameron's stance on this. he deserves an enormous amount of praise for standing his ground. there are, of course, a few ramifications. i would like to be a fly on the wall to see if he asked angela merkel and nicholas sarkozy if they would grant those concessions to the city of london, ot

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my name's kevin zero in and first eleven bodies have been pulled out of a freezing sea off russia's far east coast where an oil rig capsized and sank on sunday crews are still working to recover other possible victims seen in the water earlier a life raft was spotted which was initially thought to be carrying fifteen people but sadly it turned out to be empty fourteen were rescued from the sea shortly after the rig collapsed but several dozen are still missing artie's jacob grieve is in no second linsky in the coastal region where that disaster unfolded. it's looking increasingly unlikely that any war survivors will be found search and rescue teams who have made contact with lifeboats and life rafts for out the course of the day but no people so far no survivors crucially have been found as a very similar story to that of sunday and largely this is owing to the fact that this all wreak sank so quickly in bad weather conditions that swept away many of these lifeboats before it seems people could board them and we're looking at a very grave picture present if there are any survivors thoug

breaking news on r.t. a russian oil rig off the country's far east coast capsizes during a storm with more than sixty people on board. fresh clashes flare up in western kazakhstan just days after a demonstration by oil workers ended with eleven people dead. in. the west and its allies mounting pressure on the syrian regime as russia fights to pull through its draft resolution at the u.n. aimed at solving the crisis peacefully. the wait is finally over as russia has accepted as a member of the world trade organization after eighteen years of tough talks. we're watching artie's weekly news review welcome to the program but first breaking news story a russian oil rig has capsized in a storm in a sea of our hearts in the country's far east let's get the latest details now from our jacob greece jacob what do we know about the instant and the rescue efforts at this time. already in full swing. with over sixty people of the passengers now those two helicopters on the way to the area where this all caps. two vessels two ships in the immediate vicinity aiding in this rescue operation all those

in russia's far east. timor continue to rescue continue the fall of the rescue operation excuse me. a follow on twitter i will be monitoring developments as they happen step by step one of his recent tweet reports on the anger of the victims' relatives who are raising questions over why the code in the. twitter feed. the body of north korea's leader kim jong il died of a heart attack on saturday has been put on display in pyongyang his son and successor was the first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows thousands of mourners weeping in the streets the news of death to the north some neighbors on high alert fearing instability in the region japan call a special security meeting south korea's military is standing by. how much pressure the outside world puts on the north this according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog. i think it is important that the outside world. does not make. threats from the outside. that make them provocative in the north korean situation first of all we know that within artillery range from north korea. so even without nucle