tests are they your vision but the heart of the human beings it is mostly on animals and mostly the furthur findings. and dr asafa drug addiction is a retired colonel he was a radiation specialist for the u.s. armed forces for many years durak of age analyze data on the national guard soldiers from new york who were poisoned by. deal the study led to a bitter controversy with the pentagon. when it hits the target. your in your own project time that is made of depleted uranium produces very high temperature. that impact creates dust really active dust and depleted uranium in that infinitesimal number of the particles is spread in the atmosphere. there's single most dangerous. radiation that exists in the nature. of the group in the vicinity of known differentiated so produce is so much think and genetic changes including cancer leukemia. and wiping out of the immune system and so. you know i'm telling you here for the public to listen to this interview that we are dealing with that concrete and danger for their lives on the planet earth. on this issue you have a lot of propaganda that's come

atomic bomb was dropped to nine hundred forty five they're trying everything they can at fukushima to furthur another disaster but it has nuclear watchdog is already expecting wider consequences the question is how many will be affected either bennett's r.t. my second thought actions and emotionally teams working at the fukushima plant know their mission to avert a nuclear disaster could end up taking their lives rattle thompson three mile island in pennsylvania after a somewhat accident one nine hundred seventy nine now explains what risks the workers are facing what the people in japan are going right through right now it's kind of hard to tell because no one has access to them as far as i can see and i fear for their safety in fact they fear for their lives sometimes the radiation is so high that a person going into say hot room can only be inside there for maybe three minutes and then they have to come out someone else has to go in to finish their job so you can imagine the intensity trying to say trying to change a vowel you go in with the welding machine and. it takes you three or four

furthur let me bring up to date now then on the main story of the day the official number of dead in japan's earthquake and tsunami is rising it's now officially three fifty souls and as i say it is rising fast the northeast of the country has been hit by huge waves caused by the biggest earthquake in nearly one hundred fifty years that tokyo's been affected too with millions hit by power cuts in its transit systems comes with complete halt its most worrying now the damage caused to the fukushima nuclear plant in the northeast of japan the pressure inside that reactor officials say is rising raising fears of a radiation leak latest from japan's nuclear safety agency saying to reduce that pressure radioactive vapor may have to be released although this saying stressing it will pose no risk to humans or the environment we'll continue our coverage of the japanese quake and the subsequent tsunami here on r.t. let's take a break from that coverage and head over to business affairs for the latest from moscow after this quick break. hello and welcome to business japan's economy is said to s

oppose him policy of african legs on the situation in north africa will no make america care law furthur the arab world with pride of old regime and is bound searching for a new identity. we see. that the new generation the new generation in the arab world which is tired of ruling regimes. the did not elect. people who are in power in most of our countries they can prescribe more than twenty years and for those was about twenty or thirty it's very difficult to say why do they had why do we have those rulers. the so their philosophy their way of thinking of their understanding and of their social identity is something which emerges within the arab societies and you could hardly impose any ideology on them you can hardly impose democracy or western standards you could probably impose the sheer rule of the iranian standard were even the turkish mode i think that. the discussion within the arab world about the future of the arab world is only starting. well don't miss the full interview with a lot playing up in just around twenty minutes time here on t.v. well the libyan crisis is showing no

by their female clients as part of this week's international women's day celebrations and as sara furthur and out the russian name can really draw a crowd. like night. and. bite. the bullet is exactly this type of. other it's a possibility if. i can. image it mr prime minister himself and all of us working with him we are trying to do very careful about not letting his name being used. in a proper sense. he himself is favoring the cases where his name is used for the promotion of a healthier way of living for promotion. to children for promoting whatever useful but certainly i mean using his name for promoting and party in a private club in my opinion is proper. the theme of the party which was. the name of the prime minister was chosen by the public surpassing the names of truth. is not a commercial about we knew might be controversial so we decided to throw in. some of the people who like their own things like they follow that that's not. the nightclub has nothing do with mr o. i think a promoter got a really good idea. i think if you could go back to washington. and take over having a