people who used to live in fukushima that want to return. that that may be well in true but the information that i'm receiving including from former residents is that they are being compelled to return that their financial assistance that was provided to them after the disaster has been reduced or eliminated and thus they have. in a sense been financially forced to return to areas that they believe are not safe i've spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships is there still time thing that the government has sorry go ahead. i was just going to say the second thing is that the government says that they're following international recommendations for acceptable those surge of radiation exposure levels however if you look at the actual recommendations what the what the bin or national bodies say is that they actually do not know what is acceptable dose of radiation for children and women of. reproductive age and they urge most caution a justification of any actions so wh

his family's return to fukushima ship pounds accused of violating human rights with the u.n. consensus people are being forced to live in areas where radiation levels remain unsafe i've spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships. is just ten two pm here in moscow you're watching international welcome to the program. the german media has reporting that angela merkel is stepping down as the leader of the christian democrats this is not spin officially confirm say the news comes hard on the hailstone have power. poor performance and germany's half of region on sunday they still in the lead medical field party if down by eleven percentage points compared to two thousand and thirteen. one life to ben and i europe correspondent peter oliver peter good to see you ethnical does relinquish their long held while at the feed it signals a significant shift in how they need to chips being perceived as not. it certainly signals a significant shift in how germany is ruled how the political party that she's presided

for relocating families into the fukushima radiation. when we come back. i would prefer to say that. the human space is must become terry wish me instead so we have a leaving in the solar system. and for sure we should. follow this system i see this way all bringing in and developing more technology new technology so that's becoming even one. increase. in improve the quality of life on. earth to bomb a really was very european in his approach he would be very well suited is. brussels for example he doesn't represent america is america for better or worse and i think what we're trying to do here is to let the world see. here. again japan's been told by the un that it might be violating human rights by forcing families to return to fukushima seven years after the nuclear plant meltdown when did the area uninhabitable the japanese government insists though that some areas and i was safe however the u.n. special report hazardous substances says many feel they are being forced to return . spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being comp

families returned to fukushima japan's accused of violating human rights with the u.n. concerned that people are being forced to live in areas where radiation levels remain unsafe. i've spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships. here in moscow it's just a myth dates kevin only with you for the next thirty minutes with this update this monday first off german voters have dealt another blow to chancellor merkel and with both parties in a governing coalition on course to suffer heavy losses in sunday's state election in head. in the lead merkel's christian democrats are projected to drop eleven percent points compared to twenty thirteen it's a very different story for the anti immigrant party though as well as the greens with supporters of both already in a celebration removed. and. the . state elections in has it came down to good old fashioned winners and losers in the winners enclosure while amongst them certainly alternative for germany they have their entering the state paula mint in for the

report is based on one sided information which could cause unnecessary fares about fukushima. tech giant is under pressure after reports of a former seen executive receiving a multi-million dollar exit package he was accused of sexual misconduct by a colleague and then of trying to silence the claims they go back to twenty fourteen. for ports. the era of need to has been celebrated as a turning point no more it seemed to could sexual harassers get away with it it to me to me to be to be to me to me bull. but as some perpetrators were ostracized and ruined for life others apparently were covered and protected this is the claim made in a new york times article about the man who fathered the android mobile operating system allegedly the google big short coerced and other employee into intercourse at a hotel an accusation andy rubin denies specifically i never coerced a woman to have sex in a hotel room these false allegations are part of a smear campaign by my ex-wife. but the misconduct story is only part of the scandal according to the paper google's big hitters reportedly knew

and that was from the fukushima japan is accused of violating human rights by the un you can see people being forced to live in areas where radiation levels remain and say i spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships. by their good morning thanks for watching out international with week haven't i when coming to live from the main h.q. here in moscow richest in ten hands my. first up bad news information easy this morning a passenger plane with one hundred eighty nine on board is crashed into the sea shortly after it took off from the indonesian capital how about six twenty this morning local time there the country said. rescue agency has now confirmed there are no survivors it was a lion air flight j t one sixty traveling to the city of punk old panning just over an hour from jakarta videos been released showing debris and oil from the boeing seven three seven in the java sea divers now being deployed to the area where they'll be working in depths of up to thirty five meters it's easier civil aviation chief say

to relocating families in the fukushima radiation saying the details up next. live. i would prefer to say. the human space is must become into the ground and terry wish me instead so we are leaving in the solar system. and for sure we should expand on our own other all this of the solar system i see this is a way of bringing in and developing more technologists new technologies so that we can even learn to say increase and in improve the quality of life on earth. welcome back to r.t. the french government is coming on to increase pressure to rear pennon investigation into the rwandan genocide back in one thousand nine hundred ninety four the central african country accuses france of being complicit in the massacre that left more than half a million people that now an independent french out that called media parts has released video alleging to show a senior french military officer appearing to have knowledge of the slaughter that took place in an area known as the b. says a room hailed but apparently ignored the intelligence. before you know what you know only too co

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke did obama whites. barack obama became the first black president. and i'm. moving on now and hundreds of antiwar protesters have gathered and also against nato drills in norway the alliance is flexing its muscle in the biggest military exercises since the cold war it comes off to moscow a major trails last month. fifty thousand troops two hundred and fifty aircraft sixty five warships and ten thousand tanks and vehicles it's a pretty straightforward message it is ambitious and it is. in recent years europe's security environment significant it would need to has been careful not to mention moscow as the boogeyman which the exercise is aimed against but there are no illusions nato jets will be flying i mean two hundred kilometers from the russian border us troops will be learning to fight in cold conditions against a simulated enemy that is and surprisingly exactly as powerful as moscow. the effect of this activity will increase the tension between norway and russia despite q

and his family's attorney fukushima japan is accused of violating human rights with the u.n. concerned that people are being forced to live in areas where radiation levels remain. but i've spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships. by their very good morning live from. here in moscow it's kevin zero in with you for this thirty minute news round it just turned nine am here now this monday first the breaking news from indonesia where a passenger plane is going down this morning of a hundred eighty eight on board it crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from the capital six twenty this morning local time so far no survivors have been found lying there flight j.t. one sixty was traveling to the city of. just oh about an hour from jakarta videos now coming through showing deborah an oil from that boeing seven three seven in the java sea divers have been deployed to the area where they're going to be working at depths of up to forty meters indonesia's civil aviation chief says the crew had request

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke at obama whites mccain barack obama became the first black president. and. go america. now that's discuss this breaking news story live with maximillian cross chairman lawyer and pundits maximillian great to have you on the program with us habitat now mickle said a cd for almost two decades so how shocking is her decision to resign. it is only for those who ordered. it takes to get the job because we're. sort of most people who are looked upon as. liberation but there is a change taking place that is needed i guess so to me it's a very optimistic. well why is she stepping down as head of the party if she plans to continue with chancellor until twenty twenty one. i mean it looks like a plan because her favorite as a party boss is i think it come conboy who is the former governor of. the little sylar state. that has you can say like a clone of america so she has the clone of us over as a party leader so she can remain in the chancellor's office that's the plan and if it woul

that it might be violating human rights by forcing families to return to fukushima seven years old to that nuclear plant meltdown run to the area uninhabitable the chinese government insists the area is now safe but the u.n. special repetition. of the substances has many feel they were forced to return. the information that i'm receiving including from former residents is that they are being compelled to return their financial assistance that was provided to them after the disaster has been reduced or eliminated and thus they have. in a sense been financially forced to return to areas that they believe are not safe i spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardships the u.n. says he's disappointed that japan's ignored recommendations as to what constituted a safe level of radiation off the nuclear disaster twenty eleven the government raised the safety threshold twenty times in twenty eleven japan's government raised the level of safety twenty times the said the u.n. report says such levels pose a significant danger

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke at obama whites mccain barack obama became the first black president. and i'm. sure. french human rights groups are calling for a probe into the one thousand nine hundred forty one didn't genocide to be reopened after an independent french outlet called media part released a video which appears to show a senior french military officer having knowledge of the slaughter that took place in an area known as the says every hills he allegedly ignored the intelligence so far france has denied any connection to the massacre. before you and you'll need to question your duty but who took you for the only leader you didn't fall with behind me to make somebody to make you feel. the mass killing in rwanda lasted for about a hundred days and left more than hall for million people that artie's correspondent could reports on the case from paris. leading french human rights groups called for a reopening of the case on friday trying to get answers from top french military officials about th

families retentive fukushima is accused of violating human rights but the u.n. contends people are being forced to live in areas where radiation levels remain safe. i've spoken to several mothers in particular who feel that they are being compelled to return because of financial hardship. live from moscow we're watching international welcome to the program. the german media is reporting that america is stepping down as the leader of the christian democrats this has not been officially confirmed the news comes hard on the hail poor performance in germany's has a region on sunday those still in the lead mikkel c.d.u. party is down by eleven percentage points compared to two thousand and thirteen. well it's a huge shift in the party it's a huge shift in how german politics looks i'm glad merkel's been in this job as the party chairwoman of the c.d.u. for the last eighteen years. her name her ideology is written through the party we know pretty much what to expect from her what she's going to say we understand although as i said this isn't confirmed just yet she. sa

is perfectly safe fukushima can never go wrong it wasn't perfectly safe and it did go wrong right so this that's a good question actually two things one. with the fission reactor in the fission reactors that are inherently. all the ones we have today are inherently dangerous because they you have to cool them off to keep them from having trouble new genre reactors the opposite if you turn it off it turns off so the they're much less dangerous but germany is the excellent example they're getting out of the fears in business and into the fusion of the most exciting experiment in the world today and fusion is actually in in germany and it's a device one twentieth the size five percent of the one in france and it will be extremely it's already running and it's very very exciting and that's a fusion reactor why did the french government say we can do this. well it's interesting it started in the one nine hundred eighty s. when gorbachev and reagan had their first summit and they came up with the idea the only thing they could agree on with the build thing that's now being built in france

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke did obama. barack obama became president. and. french human rights groups are calling for the reopening of an investigation into the rwandan genocide back in one thousand nine hundred four that's often independent french called media politics to video which appears to show a senior french going to treat office and having knowledge of the slaughter that took place in an area known as the. hills he allegedly ignored the intelligence so fall france has denied any connection to the massacre. before you are the only two you could put your duty but you took us all the only people you know you deal with before we. didn't accuse me of. the mass killing in rwanda lasted for about one hundred days and left more than half a million people that correspond to reports on the case from paris leading french human rights groups called for a reopening of the case on friday trying to get answers from top french military officials about the government's involvement in the nine hundred ninety

that amount of power is this a good idea or a bad idea because across the border in germany post fukushima the german government is slowly disassembling its nuclear power plants is getting rid of nuclear and one can kind of see where they're coming from because people said fukushima is perfectly safe can never go wrong it wasn't perfectly safe and it did go wrong right so this that's a good question actually two things one. with the fission reactor in the fission reactors that are inherently. all the ones we have today are inherently dangerous because they you have to cool them off to keep them from having trouble new genre reactors the opposite if you turn it off it turns off so the they're much less dangerous but germany is the excellent example they're getting out of the fish in business and into the fusion is the most exciting experiment in the world today and fusion is actually in in germany and it's a device one twentieth the size five percent of the one in france and it will be extremely it's already running and it's very very exciting and that's a fusion reactor why did the french

in fukushima the core mounted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. blacks moated obama whites mccain barack obama became the first black president. and. you know exercises in norway have sparked mass protests on the streets of osce low it comes after moscow held its own military drills last month artie's what i've got here as details. fifty thousand troops two hundred and fifty aircraft sixty five warships and ten thousand tanks and vehicles that's a pretty schrade forward message it is ambitious and it is. in recent years europe's security environment how significant it deteriorated nato has been careful not to mention moscow as the boogeyman which the exercise is aimed against but there are no illusions nato jets will be flying i mean two hundred kilometers from the russian border us troops will be learning to fight in cold conditions against a simulated enemy that is and surprisingly exactly as powerful as moscow. the effect of this activity will increase the tension between norway and russia despite quite clumsy attempts by the representatives of

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke did obama whites. barack obama became the first black president. and i'm. sure. french human rights groups are calling for a probe into the one thousand nine hundred. and this comes after news website media part released a video appearing to show a senior french military officer discussing an ongoing massacre several days before the army chose to intervene france has denied any culpability. before you are the only two you could put your duty but you're too close or the only people you know you deal with the one to make somebody a good look forward to the show all sure. the genocide in rwanda lasted for about one hundred days and left more than half a million people dead already done a quarter comments now on the case from paris. leading french human rights groups called for a reopening of the case on friday trying to get answers from top french military officials about the government's involvement in the one nine hundred ninety four recess or all massacre in the east afric

going to do with the radioactive stored soil that's been stored in large plastic bags around around fukushima and where that will be disposed to date we have no answer for that either they one says it's disappointed that japan's ignored recommendations as to what constituted a safe level of radiation after the nuclear disaster in twenty eleven the government raised the safety threshold twenty times the un report says such levels pose a significant danger to public health especially children. the japanese are trying to move the situation back to a status quo as it was before the nuclear disaster as quickly as possible and in many ways that's to be commended but there also may be a possibility in this is why we're concerned that the japanese government is moving too quickly and perhaps not ensuring inadequate level of safety in particular for vulnerable groups such as pregnant women and children the japanese foreign ministry says the un's report is based on one sided information which could cause unnecessary faizabad for kachina. that tech giant google is and the pressure after reports of a for

the un has urged the japanese government to stop returning children to some areas of fukushima whereare still high seven years after the nuclear disaster. it says it's deeply troubled by japan's decision to raise the level of radiation exposure it regards as "acceptable" to 20 times higher than the previous level. australian's prime minister has announced a $3.5 billion fund to help farmers prepare for, and fight future droughts. farmers are currently in the grip of the worst drought in 100 years, and warn that the hotter and drier conditions have become the new normal. the entire new south wales has been declared a drought, while some parts of queensland have been in drought for seven years. the us military says it may send troops to america's southern border as a caravan of thousands of central american migrants moves north through mexico. the pentagon hasn't confirmed the reports, but earlier, president trump said he would use the military to stop the caravan. he calls it a national emergency. japan's prime minister shinzo abe is in beijing, for a summit with chinese president, xi

but what about manmade problems i mean how much are they an issue i'm talking about things like fukushima disaster disease outbreaks such as bowling how much of an impact does that have these days on the work you're doing. well definitely when. we're talking about populist movement. which. will you have it across different regions we had it and we still have it in europe which is no crisis that's not among mates but let me highlight it because i think it's also important we had it in in bangladesh we have it the nut in south america we have it in the number of countries in africa you have. all money discussed as i mentioned i mentioned recently there the dam collapse in any now or flights in myanmar but also in call me a for instance and it's happening or i remember also in in ukraine in belarus where we have induced spills out. as my colleague was saying in my known perceive us and maybe you're some major issues that we for local population in the east may receive and for going to places that that and address the needs of the people that for us this still remains a priority is not the si

in fukushima the core melted people died. i went to mississippi for a year as an exchange student. black smoke at obama whites. barack obama became the first black president. and. we can now discuss this life with fish on to have a soul a member of geminis the left party get to see it now merkel said to a cd leader for almost two decades so how shocking is head decision to resign and the arrow of political stability in the heart of europe is coming to an end today and the fight for a successorship begins now. so why is she stepping down as heads of the party if she plans to continuous chunks until twenty twenty one she's yeah she's scared that she will not be reelected by her party because even her most loyal follow us have now seen that they can only lose when they follow her so she knows that if she wants to cling onto power as chancellor then she has to let go of the party leadership but that runs counter to her position her position until yesterday that you can only be chance that if you are the leader of the party. but mikel strongly opposed the same leave from have pre-disast

could go under it could go worst in fukushima it could go worse than godzilla if you go worst than for you know bad sushi on an empty stomach well actually i'm going to skip ahead to the conclusion that wall street offers because of course some might say oh trying to cram a face a debt crisis but they can't face a debt crisis essentially because they have too much savings in cash i just am by far the most over indebted country in the world their relationship to its economy has decided that there will be no debt crisis a debt crisis would force japan to brutally cut its budget for social services and raise taxes by large amounts to make ends meet japan has decided that it would never come to that instead there may be a currency crisis or an inflation crisis or both which would spread pain more evenly you cry so the end if there is say the end is going to be inflated away to make sure that these banks don't go under which means that they carry trade on the basis on the yen the cost goes up even by one tenth of one percentage point thus making an enormous amount of the multi quadrillion d

plants make sure it's in a seismic, very, very quiet, sleepy area and otherwise you will be facing a fukushima issue. there are diplomatic threats because of ignorance. the biggest threat both of our parts of the world face with regard to energy and just about everything else is massive ignorance and massive lack of critical thinking and fake news. i usually don't quote donald trump, but when he said fake news i was fascinated by that. i met police officers yesterday from various parts of the world, different countries and different cultures and every ing single one of them said fake news. so tell me, is this spreading? and also there are people who want to score points for themselves politically because of upcoming elections. not just here, but elsewhere and then their des ruptive technological threat that could get rid of life-affirming and incomes for many people. it will be with us for some time, but look out, folks, if the oil price goes way up. the electric car is coming around the bend very rapidly, very rapidly, and that could change the entire situation, but then again, saudi arabia c

otherwise you're going to be facing a fukushima issue. there are diplomatic threats because of ignorance. the biggest threat both of our parts of the world face with regard to energy and just about everything else is massive ignorance, massive lack of critical thinking, and fake news. i usually don't quote donald trump, but when he said fake news, i was fascinated by that. i met with those officers yesterday from various parts of the world, different continents, different countries, different culture, and every single one of them said fake news. tell me, is this spreading? also, there are people who want to score points for themselves politically because of upcoming elections, not just here, but elsewhere. there are disruptive technological threats that could get rid of life-affirming incomes for many people. oil will be with us for some time, but look out, folks, if the oil price goes way up. the electric cars coming around the bend very rapidly. very rapidly. that could change the entire situation. then again, saudi arabia could be a ma

fukushima, they have been going down and it seems to be an oversupply for most of the 20 20's. >> yesificant production cuts by primary producers. marketed and balance. we continue -- imbalance. we expect the trend to continue based on demand and supply picture. francine: how worried are you that the top administration extends tariffs that so far have been on steel and aluminum to uranium? what affects of that have on a possible ipo? >> we can't speculate on what the top administration may or may not be doing, but i can tell that cause extend is a strategic kazakhstan is a strategic ally of the u.s. only lessr company, than 10% of our production is sold to the united states. are coming, we don't expect any significant effects to our company. depending on what steps the government might take in the u.s., it will affect the market, but it is hard to speculate right now. francine: would that be a good idea to keep an eye on supply? >> no. we haven't been discussing that with other producers and we don't think that is the way to go. we produce 40% of the world uranium. we are already a si