three of their colleagues and ron garan is a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is sending us tweets as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. so here i thought i want to retire to nasa astronaut michael baker was also. trying to see the crew off as a veteran of four special five c. told r.t. over it feels and what it looks like is well before you get into spacecraft you look a little scared it's only natural. but then once you get in it's all business and you need to go you know you miss having like a nice shower and think. you some food nice food and the food is ok and space but it's not the best. solution is to friends and family to plan it is one of the most beautiful places seen from space which you could never get tired of looking when he took a cubicle in very fragile place everyone says that that's in this case because it is very true when you see the atmosphere of the years it looks like it's only a little bit going to take place looks very very fragile someth

three of their colleagues and ron garan who is a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is the biggest we've seen as well as blogs so we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. to star so you bring us the latest from baikonur there well that brings us up to date and we'll bring you the latest business news with kareena next. hello and welcome to our business of b.p. and its russian partners and alpha axis run over once again facing each other in court in london they are once an arbitration tribunal to throw out the peace proposal sixteen billion dollars share swap deal with russian state owned it claims the deal breaches that shareholder agreement with which says b.p. should be its primary vehicle for all exploration in russia and ukraine christine to secure a no from standard and poor's he has a number of options of how to deal with its cover. the piece trying to accommodate their russian partners but if the russian partners as i say have all turned on it's not really to negotiate with the key

ron garan gave oksana and zoya a bracelet as a symbol of unity. we're going to be as united as our husbands have become. because for six months these women and their husbands are literally going to be worlds apart this are still your r.t. baikonur in kazakhstan well if you'd like to blast off yourself. all that's needed is a good healthy strong mind and a small fortune that's according to the head of the russian space agency i tell you permit point three it's coming up in just over an hour's time here in r.t. . ensure. that space tourism will continue and develop when we first started sending tourists to have your space and we straight away notice that they felt quite well jury shorter flights all you need is to be a normal healthy person some of the tourists were over sixty and they felt quite well and you only concern i have is that nobody should ignore see if you measures for safety regulations for space tourists should be the same as for regular nasa we're all schools most space program. well kareen is here with the latest business news. there

as well as a nasa astronaut ron garan if they're going to be launching off from the launch pad which is called got him started it is very significant for the three men of course as expected they have been asked several times about how they felt about the significance of their mission is happening so close to this important day in space history and ron garan actually put it quite well let's agree you were saying that fifty years ago on that day the human race became a different species no longer confined to the boundaries of the earth and also if you ask the astronauts will think if they keep mentioning especially coming from russians and americans is the cooperation that they think the space program has really perpetrated because between the two sides even at the height of the space race with regard to the work they're going to be doing at the international space station the russians of course will be working on the russian side the american obvious merican side you have saying that he's really looking forward to the experiments it will be doing with regard to ecological monitoring o

reach the international space station well where they will join three of their colleagues and ron garan who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is sending us tweets as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there is space. silly reporting right there were retired nasa astronauts michael baker was also a psycho cosmodrome to see the crew off as a veteran of four space shuttle flights he told r.t. what of it feels like and what it looks like. before you get in the space a little scared it's only natural. and then once you get it it's all business you need to go you know you miss having naked nice shower. you some food place food the food is ok and space but isn't it. pushing this your friends and family to die planet is one of the most beautiful places that ever seen from simply wanted to you could never get tired of looking at it when i think it's very beautiful and very fragile place and everyone says that it's going to space but it's very true when you see the atmosphere at the edg

of earth not very many astronauts have actually tested that so they're looking forward to that ron garan on the other hand and america and also a significant happening for him is that he will be the last two space shuttle missions on the i assess the endeavor and the atlantis it is also the thirtieth anniversary of his first spaceflight so you have quite a number of significant dates of space history coinciding with this mission so did the crew of this current mission there for i really feel a whole lot of responsibility carrying out their task. up there the preparations that are happening is not just for the crew and i've managed to speak to the families a very important part of the be a celebration for the families who've come to say their farewells to the three men going on the mission take a look at this story. before every blast off comes the fanfare so you see i'm a twenty one crew member stand in the spotlight their families close by it's only a matter of hours before they shoot into orbit in a spacecraft bury the image of utica got in the first man in space to celebrate the achie

three of their colleagues and ron garan who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using a tweet twitter that is sending us tweets as well as blogging so we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. that he says are so important but talk of the business news with current. hello welcome to business good to have you with me libyan rebels are expected to start their first oil exports as early as tuesday a greek own tanker called the equator is due to dock enter broke in the east of the country and will be the first exports from libya for nearly three weeks says colonel gadhafi ordered production shut down due to an arrest. that when you said done little to pacify the markets could prices are trading at close to or thirty miles high when crude still cost over one hundred twenty dollars a barrel while light sweet is a practitioner under one hundred eight dollars a barrel peter westin at our town says there's enough global spare capacity to cover lost production in north africa but prices still carry higher breast p

of earth not very many astronauts have actually tested that so they're looking forward to that ron garan on the other hand america and also significantly happening for him is that he will be welcoming the last two space shuttle missions on the i assess the endeavor and the atlantis it is also the thirtieth anniversary of his first spaceflight so you have quite a number of significant dates and space history coinciding with this mission and so did the crew of this current mission there really feeling a lot of responsibility carrying out their task up there because you talk about a sense of responsibility for the nationals of course most. says what must be an exciting time but also a very no time for the engineers all of those people and what's happening there today just just a few hours before the launch. preparations of course are still continuing it's just the last a few hours you know they fall off a lot of traditions here very interesting for a man of science edge of years here following a lot of just a little little details of the astronauts themselves a bit they'll be leaving their

reach the international space station well where they will join three of their colleagues and ron garan who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will show. very best to keep us updated using twitter that is the biggest swedes as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there it's. amazing they can twitter and there is no there's no limit to twitter but joining me now to talk about the space issue is jeff member states entrepreneur and as we were just talking about june is the last shuttle launch in the united states and then after that it's just been on the russians for a test the russians are doing this now and the u.s. though has continued to finance over the years to a great extent another very expensive venture its military budget you know accounting for fifty percent of the world's military expenditures welsh you know shuttering its space programs now if we want to you know continue on the russian comparison russia cut much of the funding for its army back in the ninety's but they continue to fund space programs and now look at that so what

day about a single and nasa astronaut ron garan preparations of course are still continuing just the last a few hours you know they fall off a lot of traditions here because astronauts themselves a bit will be leaving their signatures in their rooms at the confinement facility it's very interesting because their feet assessors have done the same and therefore they're going to do the same as well and also a russian orthodox priest will be giving his blessing to the crews of the preparations continue but not just for the crew i'm joined now by dimitri he's actually eight time time world record holder in swimming and he's here for his own reasons in relation to space let's find out what he's doing here exactly so what is a sportsman doing here or what do you have to do with space you know. no i mean i mean chief. the group for the division for the young because when i was doing the last press conference yesterday. our children asked to the kitchen of the. what do you do you have the instruction which you will do if you. will meet ellen with some. unknown flying objects in the space they

you have alexander some of which i have and they are buddy said go as well as nasa astronauts ron garan over the last few hours leading up to this point right here we have been following the very go through the three flight traditions if you will very interesting indeed especially for first timers even those who have been here several times say it's never quite the same the whole process that we saw them getting out of the core of the facility first they left their signatures on their doors as had their treat assessors and then they walked to the out to the crowd there bay we saw them in their space suits very interesting to see them in their gear say quite an emotional farewell to the people waving their our goodbyes to them but this is a very special mission if you will because this is happening are close to the fiftieth anniversary of you to go god it's a first space flight happening right here with what they call the current start this is where it all began with nasa astronaut on board ron garan in his words he had said that fifty years ago on that day mankind became a different spe

day about a single and nasa astronaut ron garan preparations of course are still continuing in just the last a few hours you know they follow a lot of traditions here because astronauts themselves and they'll be leaving at their signatures in their rooms at the confinement facility it's very interesting because their feet assessors have done the same and therefore they're going to do the same as well and also a russian orthodox priest will be giving his blessing to the crews of a preparations continue but not just for the crew i'm joined now by dimitri he's actually a ten time world record holder in swimming and he's here for his own reasons in relation to space let's find out what he's doing here exactly what is a sportsman to hear what they have to do with space you know. i mean i met you for the. for the for the youngest moments during the last list of friends who used to be our children us through the kitchen of the crew do you have the truck destruction which you will do if you will meet some claim. in this piece. in which he was here and we're just going to what i would say this h

here with what they call the current start this is where it all began the nasa astronaut on board ron garan in his words he had said that fifty years ago on that day mankind became a different species that we were able to go beyond the boundaries of earth very. basics of life really you can hear the ground here now between you guys well it will take about less than ten minutes to get into the two orbits is to zero gravity and better a couple of days to reach the international space station while the greer they will join three of their colleagues and ron garrett who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try. i his very best to keep us updated using twitter. as well as we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. as promised here with. thanks rory and we start with libya rebels are expected to start their first will export shipment as early as tuesday. group in the east of the country it would be the first exports from libya for nearly three weeks after you would have production shut down. now the news has done little to pacify the markets prices are tra

significance of their mission is happening so close to this important day in space history and ron garan actually put it quite well read to even saying that fifty years ago on that day of the human race became a different species no longer confined to the boundaries of the earth and also if you ask the astronauts will think they keep mentioning especially coming from russians and americans is the cooperation that they think the space program has really. hated because between the two sides even at the height of the space race with regard to the work they're going to be doing at the international space station the russians of course will be working on the russian side the american are the american side you have someone saying that he's really looking forward to the experiments it will be doing with regard to ecological monitoring of the earth even he made reference to the recent disaster in japan and he had this for him he's very passionate about trying to climb answers on how to health and human being so you have helicopters on standby military personnel you also have doctors just in case

gerund wife of nasa astronaut ron garan gave oksana and zoya a bracelet as a symbol of unity if. we're going to be as united as our husbands have become. because for six months these women and their husbands are literally going to be worlds apart. r.t. baikonur in kazakhstan and will of course be updating you on what's happening there is a day before their account will bring us the latest from the world of business. and . our welcome to our business because the russian government is preparing to remove ministers and other senior officials from the board of state owned corporations and bid for the stock investment interest in russia seventeen russian companies will no longer be able to help top state officials on their boards of the first of july among them finance minister alex equally and he will leave the country's second largest lender b. to b. and diamond makers. first of all ministers on the boards of state run companies are to be replaced with less senior officials or independent directors the move is seen as part of president reagan's bid to improve corporate governance an

with what they call garrett start this is scary it all began with the nasa astronaut on board ron garan his words he had said that fifty years ago on that day mankind became a different species that we were able to go beyond the boundaries of earth. and the basics of life really you can hear the crowd here quite an amazing sight here in new york about you guys will it will take less than ten minutes to get it through to orbitz to zero gravity embedded a couple of days to reach the international space station where they were joyed three of their colleagues and ron garrett who is a tense very. savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is because tweets as well as blogs and we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there is space. so that reporter at the base i was like this person with dmitri. thank you ruing libyan rebels are expected to start their first oil export shipments as early as tuesday and tanker called the equator is due to dock in a tub broke in the east of the country it would be the first exports from libya of

and says someone by the name of garan had been launched into space on a roll. we asked him what the patronymic over this pilot. save if he said yes now we knew that he was yuri gagarin. there was a red carpet rolled out on the airfield of the moscow airport on april fourteenth nine hundred sixty one in ceremonial steps major got in march toward soviet leader nikita khrushchev without noticing that issue aces had come undone still he made his official report. comrade first secretary of the communist tulsi of the soviet union it is my pleasure trip to see you at the world's first place fly to build that will start spaceship and it on the twelfth of april and nine hundred sixty one. systems and equipment has been working like clockwork without fail on an excellent healthy and ready to fulfill any new assignments. and government. major garrett in one nine hundred sixty a good news or good guns death spread around the country almost as fast as news of his spaceflight seven years prior and that was despite the fact that the announcement had been long delayed and was

events on his part or the other crew members are cosmonauts and super cycle and american astronaut ron garan while they are in space there's a lot of experience they'll be doing that they're going to be testing themselves are basically going to be lab rats they're going to be testing how the human body can survive for longer in space this is of course to further space exploration to see how long human beings could stay in space and to prolong this capability if human beings and other important experiment he will be doing is observing the earth from an ecological point of view given the natural disasters we've been witnessing a recently especially out of the earthquake in japan so it's not just for the sake of further space exploration but also for bettering the lives of human beings living on earth. parties tests are silly i will be keeping track of the latest on this special trip into orbit including of course the big launch also our website we've got a special space anniversary section celebrating fifty years since your regard storage flight it's got more news these are images for you incl

on his part of the other crew members are cosmonauts i was able to cycle and american astronaut ron garan they're going to be testing themselves are basically going to be lab rats they're going to be testing how the human body can survive for longer in space this is of course to further space exploration to see how long human beings can stay in space and to prolong this capability of human being sent another important experiment they will be doing is observing the earth from an ecological point of view that given the natural disasters we've been witnessing i recently. instability in the middle east and the japanese disaster have sparked fears of a new global economic crisis interest and show host very healthy people on the streets of new york one used to be done to avoid financial collapse. billionaire investor george soros is holding a conference to be attended by the world's richest and hence most influential people up the agenda to reform the global monetary system how do you fix the world's economy this week let's talk about that well number one they're not trying to figure out how to

also astronaut ron garan gave exxon and sawyer a bracelet as a symbol of unity. we're going to be as united as our husbands have become. because for six months these women and their husbands are literally going to be worlds apart that's our cilia r.t.e. baikonur in kazakhstan all of you like the last of yourself. all that's needed is good health a strong mind and a small fortune well according to the head of the russian space agency i'll tell you coming off a forgery is coming your way in about an hour's time. the space tourism will continue on developing when we first started sending tourists to outer space and we straightaway noticed that they felt quite well during short flights all you need is to be a normal healthy person some of the tourists were over sixty and they felt quite well the only concern i have is that nobody should ignore safety measures safety regulations for space tourists should be the same as for regular nasa. space program. well time now for a business that they thought was coming our way in just a few moments with kareena stay with us. oh

astronaut ron garan gave oksana and zoya a bracelet as a symbol of unity. really going to be as united as our husbands have become. because for six months these women and their husbands are literally going to be worlds apart this are still your artsy baikonur in kazakhstan. well so many where you will be able to travel to space all that's needed is good health and a safety conscious mind that's according to the head of the russian space agency anatoly permanent full interview is coming up shortly on r.t. . so why he did space tourism will continue and develop when we first started sending tourists to outer space and we straightaway noticed that they felt quite well jerry short flights all you need is to be a normal healthy person some of the tourists were over sixty and they felt quite well you only concern i have is that nobody should ignore safety measures safety regulations for space tourists should be the same as for regular nasa we're all schools most space programs. and it's time now for a business update with kareena stay with us. welcome to our busi

his part of the other crew members are cosmonauts and very very cynical and american astronaut ron garan they're going to be testing of cells are basically going to be lab rats they're going to be testing how the human body can survive for longer in space this is of course a further space exploration to see how long human beings can stay in space and to prolong this capability of human beings another important experiment they will be doing is observing the earth from an ecological point of view given the natural disasters we've been witnessing a recently. russia close up series that heads off to the hills of siberia to reveal a relaxing gets away from the. yes where in show you have been skinned the southern europe is a region that closed off to foreigners as recently as nine hundred ninety s. but today its natural beauty and splendor are on display for everyone just a few short years. taishan is a haven for those wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. is that. when the soviet union broke up businessmen in chile audience saw an opportunity to turn this once closed of

members that we have before this flight are alexandersson antibody seckel and american astronaut ron garan now what they're going through right now is actually called a check literally checking whether they fit into the seats that have been made it is designed especially for them each of the astronaut cosmonaut has a different build a different weight different height and so they have to customize everything inside the cabin crew area so that they are going to feel comfortable in doing the tasks are supposed to do now the blast off will happen in the approximately about four four days and they're going to be doing about forty experiments in space what's special about this if you can see in the background is that you can see you got in the first time in space a logo of him a banner hanging down a very special about this flight is that it's happening very closely i mean first room if you have a verse or a few to get got its first like the space that was of course april twelfth when my team is sixty one all the p. five perforations are very precise and follow down to the last detail but it's

with what they call garrett start this is where it all began to denounce the astronaut on board ron garan it his words he has said that fifty years ago on that day mankind became a different species that we were able to go beyond the boundaries of earth. and the basics of life really you can hear the ground here now between you guys will it will take about less a ten minutes to get it through to orbit as to zero gravity and better a couple of days to reach the international space station where they will join three of their colleagues and ron garrett who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will. his very best to keep us updated using at twitter that is sending us tweets as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. then retard nasa astronaut michael baker was also the baikonur cosmodrome to see the crew off as a veteran of four space shuttle flights he told r.t. what it feels and looks like we for you get in the space you're a little scared it's only natural. for you then once you get in it's all business community to go you know i m

cosmonauts you have alex on the some of which i have and they got a psycho as well as nasa astronauts ron garan first they left their signatures on their doors as had their treat assessors and then they walked to the out to the crowd and they we saw them in their space suits very interesting to see them in their gear say quite an emotional farewell to the people weaving their i could buy some of them but this is a very special mission if you will because this is happening close to the fiftieth anniversary of you to go got it's a first space flight happening right here with what they call the current start this is where it all began. that way six five really you can hear the ground here now between you guys well it will take about less a ten minutes to get it through to orbit as to zero gravity and that of a couple of days to reach the international space station will where they will join three of their colleagues and ron garrett who's a very tech savvy astronaut he did say he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is said because tweets as well as blogs that we do look for

kharkov got all of a sudden a fellow student burst into the classroom when says someone by the name of garan who had been launched into space article. we asked him what the patronymic go for this pilot. alec save if he said yes now we knew that he was yuri gagarin back. there was a red carpet rolled out on the airfield of a moscow airport on april fourteenth one thousand sixty one in ceremony all steps major got in march toward soviet leader nikita khrushchev without noticing that issue a says to come undone still he made his official report. comrade first secretary of the communist tulsi of the soviet union it is my pleasure trip to see you at the world's first place fly to both the vostok space ship and it on the twelfth of april one thousand nine hundred sixty one. bishop systems and equipment has been working like clockwork without fail on an excellent healthy and ready to fulfill any new assignments by our county and government. major garrett in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the news of good got and death spread around the country almost as fast as news of his spaceflight seven

circle and american astronaut ron garan now what they're going through right now is actually called a fifth check literally checking whether they fit into the seats that have been made it is designed especially for them each astronaut cosmonaut has a different build a different weight different height a survey have to customize everything inside the cabin crew area so that they're going to feel comfortable in doing the tasks are supposed to be a blast off will happen in approximately beltre for four days and they're going to be to be about forty experiments in space let's marshal about this if you can see in the background is that you can see a uti a good god in the first time in space a logo of him a pattern having a very special got this why does that it's happening very closely i mean first with the fifth anniversary and a few to got its first like the space that was of course april twelfth and my team is sixty one all the p five preparations are very precise and followed down to the last detail but it's not just the mathematics the science of rocket science that is that we actuall