present knowledge that of there at that meeting with the ministry of the interior on the federal security service really highlighting his priorities now for them for the federal security service who says the finding the culprits who did this is now their top priority that should be there absolutely first focus and once they found the people who were actually responsible for planning this attack should be brought to court and if any resistance is put up on the the nests as he called them all of the perpetrators of this attack should be rooted out and destroyed go right to the root and destroy these terrorists be the root of the problem as it were he also was talking about who is responsible for the security of this airport and of russian transport and he said those responsible for sins of purity of passengers and of transport hogs at the airport and elsewhere they have not followed the the laws and antiterrorism properly they had acted irresponsibly and they were partly to blame for this for this bar being able to get into the airport and they must clean up their act now and stop something like th

of the interior ministry and also the federal security service. happened yesterday and what it means for the security of of russia's transport systems and the pursuit of those responsible he came out with some clear priority of what should be focused on firstly the federal security service his top priority now is to find those responsible to bring them to court and if they're not going to come to court to as he put it eliminate them to find the nests the roots of the people who organize this attack and destroy them something this serious that should be the top priority of the federal security service he also looked at the security about how something like an attack such as what happened on the airport yesterday was able to happen and that concerns the security of the airports he said there were severe security breaches involved and that those responsible for security at the airport must be held responsible or not includes the management of the airport itself and he's currently waiting for proposals from the interiors to move to a ministry that may

so these are the issues some of the things that we're provance here with looking at also federal security service has proposed that a certain unified governmental body be created in order to act where when any of these terror levels will be imposed on the country at this point as a sense right now there is no such unified body in existence and that provides some problems when it comes to cooperation between the federal security services the police and any other security service involved of course the only person who will be able to impose any of those levels on the governmental level will be the president of the russian federation parliamentarians insist that such a system is is harshly needed and this was in the absence of us it was such a system was one of the reasons why the talk of the domodedovo airport happened this is what they have to say. just look how much we needed this system in light of the damage of attack you know they're trying to find the culprits and they will find them and the culprits will be punished some have already been punished but what everyone is seeing is that there wa

immediately eradicated according to russia's president to be treatment if he's been meeting with federal security service officials the discussions follow the deadly blast at the country's largest one monday which killed thirty five and injured around one hundred eighty. of the blast there she is keeping across all the developments. yesterday it was a very quickly after the initial blast just after four thirty in the afternoon moscow time. but the russian president went straight to the airwaves to talk to the public to alleviate some concerns on the nerves today we're also hearing some more strong statements from concerning the attacks what else has he had to say. well the explosion. considered an attack on the state and the response to that will be those criminals being found and brought to justice and if they resist they will be exterminated so incredibly strong language there from president bader speaking to the interior ministry and the federal security service earlier today we can hear more from not me. society and our state in general has once again been brutally challenged i think this is clear to

since then the federal service overseeing the country's penitentiary system has organized several theatrical festivals for prisoners. teenagers in a special colony in the town of missionaries near moscow a set to take part in one of them. attention all rise. all the teenagers here get up at six thirty in the morning no exceptions are made. second unit. they follow the same routine as their adult counterparts in other institutions the only difference is that these teenagers go to school. in this colony the teenage actors need good make up for the folktale they want to perform their cheaters have brought powder ending for them. here are the ice and it is what comedy elite. despite their age they've committed serious crimes. for most of the young actors this is a milestone on the way to freedom. if they show that they're talented actors they might receive leniency from the administration. even though only three actors make up this small troop the total prison time between them up to ten years. my name is nicholas. i'm serving a sentence of one year and three months for stealing a car. my name i

services. the new nobility tells us how the end of the federal security service, the main successor agency, referred to his associates and versus services as the new nobility from which the title of the book was taken. one of the things we want to talk about is what did the security services do with these blessings of resources and prestige and responsibility that putin gave them? how do they respond to the challenges? what role have they had in enforcing the new authoritarianism? and in suppressing the said? have the security services widened their operations to include overseas extrajudicial killings? what else have they been doing in this dark room? a brief word about acronyms. the kgb is all familiar with you from soviet times. the main successor to the kgb is a domestic successor, the federal security services. russian initials fsb. and we will see they have grown greatly in stature and were not entirely domestic successor but there's a foreign intelligence agency also with the initials fdr. and there are other agencies which i hope andrei soldatov and irina borogan will tell us about and help

this is of the way both presidents presented the treaty to door due to the congress and to the federal service or for usha later on unfortunately our american colleagues in the senate decided to amend the british occasion document on the american side and in certain cases they thought this somehow into fear it in the. in the body of the treaty which to my mind is not good and i know that that was done not for the reason that we could self head to be commanded had to be interpreted but for the reason republicans and democrats were competing each other during the second half of the previous year the election campaign to do it will do that to the congress and bosporus could it could drive two two two two two two two see whether this if you creation would be good or bad for their own political internal political services then bill got to moderate a common sense now about politics whether it is you know more or less more or less we could have could have it worded this development big. as now we have passed our amendments our amendments balance the very man most and real are again in the same positi

high level and this thirty five will be color coded red and it will be critical level also federal security service has proposed that a certain unified governmental body be created in order to act where that when and if any of these terror levels will be imposed on the country you know just look how much we needed this system in light of the dome of did of attack you know they are trying to find the culprits and they will find them and the culprits will be punished some have already been punished but what everyone is seeing is that there was no relevant information and now according to the rules we will have to inform the society both the threats facing the russian government has allocated more than one hundred twenty million rubles to help the families of the victims and the wounded some of that money will go towards the funerals which are being held today in moscow and in the moscow region and of course a lot of that money will also go towards treatment of the wounded horses who are still in hospitals more than a hundred people remain hospitalized and are being treated for their wounds which they

the country and that person of course is the president of the russian federation also the federal security service has proposed a creation of a certain unified structure or a governmental body which which will be dealing and acting in accordance with the with the level of the terrorist threats at this point there is no such body existing and of course after the deadly attack at the airports it was clear that something had to be done as a matter of fact president medvedev has said that the parliamentarians and the government only several days in order to look at the draft law which was first proposed in two thousand and seven but was not implemented until until basically now yesterday the russian president has gone into the moscow metro he went to one of the major stations of the very heart of this city and looked at the level of security provided at the station and though there are some levels of security obviously it looked like something else had to be done so the russian transport officials and russian police as well as federal security services will have to implement some sort of further secur

that the old body is the federal security federal security service the police and other. and other bodies will have to work together so for them for that it means that they have to come together and sort of create a unified structure not all the. cabinet ministers of russia will also have to come up with that plan in the next two weeks to increase security on the russians transport not doesn't mean just airports we're talking about the metros we're talking about the public transportation system trains basically everything and in fact to start that all the president instead of actually descended into that down world of russia's metro system yesterday to take a look at one of the central metro stations in the very heart of moscow to look at the security measures which are in place there and tile obviously those measures as some believe are not adequate enough so they will be adding more security checks. not just at the airports but also in the metro stations at the train stations basically increasing security overall so these are just some of the issues which will be a look

are we were not talking just about these we're also talking about a census from russia's federal security service and there are there were some special floors task on hand from the federal security service we're talking about minister of emergencies representatives sniffer dogs all sorts of all sorts of security measures that you can possibly think of were in place at the airport now it was just a couple hours ago and of course there's still of course there's still some tension in the air there as hundreds of police officers still enhanced security measures at the airport of course are unprecedented there are a long queues of the very at the at the entrances of the two main entrances to the airport people are being checked for really very thoroughly literally anything that could be suspicious is now being of course taken. the taking out of the bags right at the entrance to the airport we're not even talking about boarding the planes we're talking about entrance to the building itself course this is a situation that's on the ground here there are still vehicles emergency vehicles arriving we see t

also here in the center of moscow i'm pretty close to the kremlin now in the head of the federal security service there's a visibly heightened police presence on the streets here. it is reminiscent of the increased police presence after the moscow metro bombings which only happened under under a year ago and so the atmosphere of would it be vigilance really a lot of increased vigilance now from the security services. tom botton talking to me a little earlier from the center of moscow when at least sixty people have been taken to hospitals across the russian capital many of them are in a critical condition going to be that side of. life that you've got what do we know about those who have been lost. all the numbers are quite striking i might saw it might say because out of the sixty people around sixty people which have been hospitalized half of them is thought to be in critical condition in total it's thought that at least a hundred and sixty people were injured in this attack and of course at least thirty five people who lost their lives in this blast the injured were dispersed that hospitals ac

place literally hundreds and hundreds of police officers and the security officers from federal security service are also on hand we out we have seen sniffer dogs obviously they were still investigators were still looking whether or not there could be any explosives left over in that building at this point it has been at this point they say that it rather say there is no sense of that if that is the first thing that we noticed don't we arrive at the airport of course there's a lot of tension in the areas you can imagine but people were rather operating in a rather orderly fashion and there it i have to mention of their. entrance to the airport where usually there were not but a business point. but we started checking everything that's coming in there looking . all the bags right at the entrance to the airport at anything that looks like a model or a blow dryer or anything go in between is also being looked at in that see that people are opening their bags right there in the entrance so as i have said the security measures are unprecedented at this point we also saw. dozens up emergency vehicles.

health service it is that constant know ball to your point about adding services, these are federal services, state services but they end up on our ledger which means basic core city services take the brunt. >> let's move to the political front we only have a minute left as you said upcoming mayoral election will be behind all this and you are going to probably have a caretaker type mayor sitting in there. what about pluses and downs of that dynamic? >> i have heard some people refer to it as the bull worth moment we can have someone come in like warren bayty and just say what needs to be said, be damned the politics, be damned the political incriminations that could come their way this fire station needs to be closed this hospital needs to be closed all these things that typically would cause a fire storm, may be that interim mayor may take on those challenges. >> this will be a year like no other because we have never had a situation like this all coming together. >> that's right. >> you will be right in the thick of it. >> look forward to it. >> we will have you back that seat will get ho

is going to tell me the truth i have given months structures to the home ministry and the federal security service please get down to the russian president dmitri medvedev having an emergency meeting with emergency officials and transport officials to discuss the data but last time that's russia's biggest happened we have reports of at least one suicide bomber at least one suicide bomber detonating his vest in the luggage international pick up area of domodedovo airport we cannot cross live to. give us more details on what president. putin had to say not that they place. this special meeting with the investigative committee with the prosecutor general and the the transport ministry president medvedev first of all said that we should be hot on the. we'll straight away off and try and track down whoever is responsible for doing this they should be hot on the heels of those people he also expressed his condolences to the victims and said that the first priority right now is to get medical assistance and psychological assistance to those hurt and traumatized by this blast he also noted that. after las

they have been no comment from the federal security service who are actually in charge of such kind of investigation because as i have said it's too soon to say. but no they have found no traces but. admittedly they already suspect that the van that could be a seaside bomber engaged in this in this terror act and if so when they find out who exactly was the bomber was then it will be much clearer which are getting additional responsible but you know after such terror acts it's very difficult to find any remnants or anything that could help identify the actually the perpetrator of the act and right now they are trying to link supposedly that try to link the. accident with some or again is a chanst some turn again as asian or some some cluster of terror again as they should here in russia. and i think the police are right now from the unused it's from other t.v. channels we know that they are increasing the security measures at the app or and the some of the flights are being redirected to other airports such as sure made of a second and look of all bets as well as as as you were saying

several of officers from the special security force off the rushes the security service the federal security service qualify they're actually heading towards the arrival area which caused by the way have been cordoned off that journalist or those who are usually those who are welcoming people into their port they have been pushed back into the main a building and basically everybody but those arriving have been everybody but those who are arriving have been banned from a zero is a section there is a a large number of officials there's a very large number of security officers of course there are cordoned police the police groups everywhere out as far as planes coming and going is but at this moment looks like planes actually are on handed out so they will get about is a working to accept the arrivals like a lever arm and i was i'm looking at the flight schedule here looks like some of the departing flights first were delayed just until about five minutes ago and now looks like those planes which are flying out around eight o'clock in the. all of these flies are being counseled and actually ha

thousand and ten grew eight point seven percent that's according to politico data of the federal statistics service the figure fail to meet the government's seven point five percent target and almost equal the previous year's inflation in a bid to curb price growth in two thousand and eleven experts believe a refinance rate hike is in the cards john a political reports. russia's central bank account interest rates on four consecutive occasions in two thousand and ten to seven point seven to five per sound to help spur a landing after the financial crisis however the easy money if you do inflation which has risen above target currently stands at more than eight percent central bank has to react in order to keep a lid on inflationary pressures that's one of the major most important mandates of the central bank so i think it's also very important signal that inflation is very important for the central bank a signal that is very important to all of the economic agents i think a hernia refinance rate may boost carry trades with investors cashing in on high interest rates in russia compared to the rest o

blame solely to the management even though it is a private enterprise after all we have the federal security service the internal affairs ministry and the mta terrorist committee there. you know i talk to disagree i don't think that the airport management is to blame here. travel all over the world or not concede at the end of his perhaps the safest in the world in terms of security at least if you get this impression when you see all those canneries in the number of police officers if the year before it's the safest except perhaps for it. in fact i had a chance to see israeli security agencies at work last year is that when i was flying in they interviewed me for an hour and as i was flying out for two hours i almost missed my flight of course to some extent perhaps this was my fault because i provoked them a little on purpose because i was curious to see them at work still the point is that it is not appropriate to blame the airport management in fact i kind of feel sorrier for that more than general functions well but they were unfortunate to have one accident after another if you remember it was

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everything also of course there with their worst of reports that is a matter of fact the federal security service was aware of the fact that some terrorists activities planned in moscow and was coming from one of the members of the security of the security committee of the federation council just today we were told died so that some of the terrorist acts that are planned were averted but still that all security failed to provide complete and total security to the russian people especially to those unfortunate ones who were arriving at the dome and out of at airports on monday afternoon so also of course there will be there will be further repercussions for the police authorities and also possibly for the authorities of the domodedovo airport. reporting that i will discuss the latest terror attack on russia with matthew clemons a terrorism expert drains to find life for us in london so typically airport security is will focus on people bringing bombs onto a plane but here we have a different approach where we are talking with ground based targeting people in the arrivals terminal wishing the chang

the attack and who was responsible not followed a meeting he had with the federal security service and what preventative measures can now be in place to make sure this doesn't happen again he said the first aim now is obviously to find out who is responsible for this attack and bring them to justice and should. well we apologize for having some technical difficulties with our correspondent. who we can now across over to peter all of. its talk about when it comes to the people who are at the hospital and the injuries there. with you in just a moment. we know that one hundred eighty people injured the severe shrapnel injuries talk to me about how the victims are doing what's the what's the state of the moment. of the one hundred eighty people who were injured in this blast around eighty four of them actually eighty four when exactly are still remaining in the hospital receiving treatment now we're hearing that about half of those people still receiving treatment are in a condition described as are the serious or critical by medical staff here at the hospitals well i've mentioned presiden

automobiles everything also of course there were there were several ports as a matter of fact the federal security service was aware of the fact that some terrorists activities planned in moscow and it was coming from one of the members of the security of the security committee of the situation council just today we were told died to some of the terrorist acts those war plans were averted but still that all security failed to provide complete and total security to the russian people especially to those unfortunate ones who were arriving at the airport on monday afternoon so also of course there will be there will be further repercussions for the police authorities and also possibly for the authorities of the domodedovo airport for saying that they are not responsible for any possible security. at this facility right now things are really going to put their life in domodedovo airport the scene of monday's blast thank you. defense expert magnus ranstorp says that the security services need to employ more varied detection methods to prevent such tragedies it's a very soft target it's a high priority target a

russia's federal antitrust service has no objections to the moral support for arms moodle cali and sylvan it which would create world's third largest caledon producer the head of that service says the deal will not be harmful to the russian market as it consumes only ten percent of the output whether in exchange for the approval of the companies have agreed to sell fertilizer to russian agricultural producers producers at a fixed price twenty six percent lower than the market price but in the next two years world probably will by twenty percent of sylvan it for one point four billion dollars by the end of february. ok that's your business update for this hour join us for more in one hour's time as we'll be bringing you more from the. it was the strangest attempt of a military takeover. of. the us president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic games must. recognize its defeat. questioning if cuba managed to cope with its victory in all don't. pay. the cuban missile crisis games and reality t.v. . wealthy british style stock. market. can. find out what's real

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