in parliament you are however slumped on monday i would he was sitting in situation each day and griese i wish there had been tina fey is a deformed possible but smarts of. the headlines up next hour into the show spotlight and today in the studio it's russian politician on a totally true bond as a key figure in the boris yeltsin administration is now head of the russian nanotechnology corporation host no fast same about how to great in the economy spotlight is up next. spotlight the interview. and my guest today is. over the last few years russia has invested billions of dollars into the knowledge of something invisible something very small but something that's considered to be a very promising take nanotechnology is an industry that's said to be bringing russia out of the oil and gas are. the twenty first century. but many people say that it's a waste of taxpayers' money since. anything that. supermarkets so is. something that will help modernize. the man who is and the tele. the head of the russian corporation dealing with nano. years ago then present for them to putin but a knowledg

down and tease two hundred eleven billion euros worth of loans to prop up its currency colleagues is griese tries to convince the e.u. and i.m.f. to release more emergency cash. so he and his breakaway kossovo a teetering on the brink of boiling over after checkpoint clashes russians warning nato just steer clear of taking sides in further inflaming the cold plates on your minds reinforced its presence of the northern border with. china heads for the happens this is the countries on the benches spacelab which norfolk a minute ago the city should be used at beijing's presence among the stalls and that's the rule says ahead of beijing for its own space station. next i'll go to north sits down with russia's promising director alexander for his movie files scoop the top prize of this is venice film the golden line. oh. hello again to walk and to spotlight the interview show on alex's. novel today my guest is aleksandr the so called are joining us from st peter's. this year's event is still first of all has been a great success traditionally the movie called fast directed last quarter was awarde

griese holds its breath as a community international deaden the spectre's assesses the right of a country it has implemented enough austerity measures is ahead of a crucial vote in germany to decide if athens qualifies for the next eight billion euro loan needed to pay its debts and salaries in october. a car bomb blast in russia's north caucasus kills eight people including a young girl the latest in a string of attacks targeting security officers with innocent civilians again talk in the crossfire. russia warnings nato not to take sides as tensions run high in the kosovo serbia border inflamed by an alliance to practice on serbian roadblocks . furman's up next with all the latest action from the world of sports stay with us . alone welcome to this morning r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital with me ramon kos for of our top stories. the more zany beads ten months or so in st petersburg to earn their first points of this year's champions league campaign. ready to rumble the cal down continues for the biggest boxing clash of the russian year the country's great cruiserweight h

barrel european markets are trading on a positive note the sentiment is supported by speculation griese could receive the next a trunk from international creditors. the russian markets are also up the r.c.s. is gaining point five percent while the my six is up one point eight percent this hour. and let's now have a look at the index moves on the my six is burbank is on the rise on speculation it might increase the amount of show has to be converted into depository receipts they've tricity sectors also in the positive territory beyond russia is continuing gains up so it's reported an almost sixty percent increase in net profit for the first half of the ged dixie's among the big gainers in retail sector the company's first heart profit hundred jumped more than six forward rather significantly expanded its network. russian equities may be seeing a bit of profit taking this week but michael stein at creech here believes the high oil price will continue to make commodity stocks looks promising. given the very high level of uncertainty out there word by using our clients to take advantage of

really irks me that ok i may have america as it were and i just can't believe it i'm not here is a griese i have you know what happened is so dodd frank financial reform was so this put a limit on the amount that the banks can charge when you when you swipe your debit card but of course what the banks have to do as in tell you we're going to experience such drastic losses here is that we're going to have to make the consumer start paying more so you can forget about free checking for each i think is something that's slowly becoming a thing of the past and now bank of america has said that they're going to charge five dollars a month just for having a debit card i think this is ludicrous why all this and you know why it won't end because of the way or system is that companies one hundred percent if regulations come down the pipeline they can pass them on to customers which is what all these banks were crying about when dodd frank was going through and when it was passed and it is a by product but what are you going to do you know not clamp down on the banks already people say that dodd fra