similar conflicts clashes between football fans and police take place a correspondent or catherine a groucho over deeply entrenched on opposite sides of a fragile peace barricade israel and lebanon are fighting a propaganda battle right now having won the hearts and minds of their own people the two rivals of most sides on tourists i was asked is paul a slayer found some of the attractions are more than authentic it might not be quite the real thing but it sure brings one up close and personal dozens of tourists flocking to hizbollah strongholds deep inside lebanon at that we decided to create and develop jihad tourism in order to thwart attempts to distort and falsify history. dubbed pallywood hizbullah land or hamas would these theme parks offer or throw all of their own there were people the danger here is all too real when we try to tell our visitors about the real events that took place in this region many stories are about those who gave their lives for their brothers and in the space of sixty thousand square meters all the trophies collected by hizbollah fighters are displayed capture

year in what's being held as a diplomatic victory by presidents but bed of an obama party's country groucho's across what's happening here in moscow. seems so the russian devotees a very optimistic and also along with the all the americans they've been celebrating this tremendous victory the final ready for cation of the new strategic arms reduction treaty on capitol hill we know there have been those long heated debates on.

company you know of course we'll come back to you as this develops throughout the day because you know groucho the live from moscow. former democratic party strategist and white house insider robert wiener says he's glad that many republicans are finding finally realize the treaty will make the world a safer place. one of the debates that made no sense was the republicans saying that it wouldn't when this allows inspections on both sides and that's really what counts as reagan always said trust but verify and this treaty gives a very strong verification apparatus it was an amazing development that the president would get seventy one votes when only sixty seven were required for the supermajority and the reason for that is finally the republicans have decided but only after the election that it's time to govern not to play partisan politics the fact that we're willing to cut is a moral statement that the world will pay attention to and it gives credence to the dream from reagan to obama and all the secretaries of state in between from both parties that perhaps someday we can have a nuclear free

council a modernization commission by addressing the recent racial violence in the country the country groucho the reports. the president today said that as in a phobia and asyik tensions are threatening the country's stability and here he was addressing local governors and said that they should work more closely with that new groups to prevent the kind of mass clashes mass riots that happened in moscow and inside because barrack on december eleventh over a bought thousand people clashed with police in these two cities in moscow it was just outside the kremlin they were chanting russia for russians and beat ethnic minority groups represented just mostly from the north caucasus those mass riots followed a killing of an african russian the sparta football fan representative and three of the four suspects who were released shortly after that of course it urged drew to fire football fans in moscow it also drew the are a both the president and the prime minister the squeak released after such a short detention and they carried out their own investigation whether those policemen were somehow under p

complete their journey have reportedly been staging protests even fighting with airport personnel groucho over reports from government at about. this is one of most easy is tops looks like power is back on and flies are getting back on should you like that the my idea that the airport which was worst hit by bad weather conditions over the weekend when a snow storm disrupted pala lines in the area as a result of that some one hundred people to flights were delayed and over eight thousand passengers were forced to sleep on the applets premises well now we can see that information is getting back on the screen salvi app or before people had been complaining that they were receiving no updates on the flights whatsoever and even muscovites had to spend hours and hours here inside the airport having no information on whether to leave home on keep waiting for their flights well that's gossipy valon they've been waiting for their flights inside how long have you been waiting for the flight. i was due to leave for terms of even the twenty seventh they promised the flight will depart today but i do

the bottom moskos biggest tops but thousands of passengers remain stranded joining me consider the groucho program that battling to clear the backlog. and two years after israel's deadly offensive people in gaza are still struggling to cope with a wife under siege which they say hasn't eased. watching r.t. coming to live from moscow with me marina josh a former russian tycoon mikhail holocaust is awaiting sentence after being found guilty of embezzling billions of dollars it's the second trial for the acts head of the oil giant yukos who was once russia's richest man he's already serving time over tax evasion and fraud he is going off as outside the court of moscow where the judge is continuing to give his ruling. at the moment it's hard to say when we'll hear the actual sentence meaning the time. his former associate bottle maybe he will have to serve in jail the judge is continuing to read the verdict and it is expected that this may take several days and as you said this is not the first case involving recall for that of course the last time it took two weeks for the entire verdict for

moscow mare the president fired him in september citing a loss of trust but as artie's a catarina groucho over reports alleged fraud involving the ex mayor and his wife continues to come to light. why it's called the war crimes that one of most banks are facing for lending too much credit and trust to the city's former. mayor your english cough and his wife russia's richest woman in the buckboard and find themselves at the central yet another scandal prosecutors suspect them of laundering some thirteen billion rubles almost half a billion dollars in a somewhat primitive but seemingly effective fraught the bank of moscow owned by a friend of which golf is accused of approving a whopping great loan to tell me company which then use the money to buy land from the mayor's wife was here. the scam was carried out under the control of city hall and luzhkov personally in three months this premier estate company appeared and with little more than three hundred bucks in his account get a loan worth five hundred million dollars unbelievable it was clear the company may not pay it back and could evap

year the most being held as a diplomatic victory by presidents but veteran obama artie's katrina groucho vors across what's happening here in moscow. seems so the russian devotees a very optimistic and also along with the all the americans they've been celebrating this tremendous victory the final ready for cation of the new strategic arms reduction treaty on capita.

reporting from our teaser catarina groucho a monument to soldiers who gave their lives fighting fascism in world war two has been unveiled in moscow that project was conceived after georgia blew up a war in the country's western city of kutaisi last year prime minister vladimir putin and leaders from the georgian opposition attended the ceremony in the russian capital they both expressed hope that it would be the start of a better relationship between two countries the new monument symbolizes the unity of the people and was chosen in a nationwide vote. the brother of the late polish president killed in a plane crash in the southwest russia has claimed the body buried in krakow does not belong to lech kaczynski the former prime minister says he's not yet decided whether he'll ask for the remains to be zoomed but a polish political expert says although the words of jaroslav kaczynski still carry some weight the shock claims won't hinder moscow warsaw relations. he is the leader of the political party god knows about when he took twenty five percent of the votes mainly all the made money m

world hands these of course played a key role that the document was finally ready to fight catherine groucho over there president medvedev says that barack obama deserves his christmas break after his efforts in getting the start treaty ratified by the senate. well done barack obama he managed to push the star deal through the senate and he did it in very difficult circumstances this treaty will become the cornerstone of security in the world in the coming years it's easy to work with obama he keeps his promises he's done a great job and he's now on holiday so i wish him a happy christmas and a good rest of his comments came during his annual meeting with the heads of russia's main t.v. channels summing up the results of twenty turned ninety three when it got to scale was watching into. this is the third time that me to repeat it has conducted such an interview session with the representatives of russia's three main channels he touched upon the subject the subject matter is that concerning the foreign policy and he also focused of course largely on the internal policy but to start off with t

through let's bring our correspondents into this story now on both the atlantic we've got a catarina groucho over in moscow but is to washington first we go and garniture can go on a very good evening to you good day to you of course where you are could you confirm what i was telling our viewers there on this just coming through from the a.p. news agency that in fact those senators seventy one of them at the end of the day one hundred voted yes. yes karan seventy one votes for and twenty six against in the treaty heated up glisic to seven to be approved it's a big day for everyone for a lot of people here in the uighurs who've been pushing so hard for the treaties ratification but the president certainly for senators who've been tirelessly be fanning the treaty on the senate floor over the last seven days of excruciating debate say was a marathon i'll tell you so what do we get with the treaty we have some very significant reductions on the way over the next ten years both states will cut their nuclear arsenals by a third down to some fifteen hundred fifty warheads on each side the deal also

you have groucho, bill cosby. i mean, amazing, great legends. lucille ball, jack benny.ne thing. it was a little difficult. and said, "did you know 'the godfather would be such a success?" he said, "i don't want to talk about movies." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "oh, bummer. 'cause that's all i have to talk to you about. you're marlon brando." and he doesn't want to talk about movies? >> so i said, "did you enjoy the book 'the godfather'?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is the best answer. i would have done that, yeah. and then -- >> and then, that night, there was a minor incident in which marlon, as he said i could call him 'cause we're both from nebraska, broke paparazzo ron galella's jaw eight inches from my face. >> jimmy: i remember that. where were you? >> chinatown. where else? >> jimmy: yeah, you were in chinatown, going out to a restaurant or just barhopping or what? >> yeah, he was looking for an old -- [ imitates marlon brando ] "i wanna find an old restaurant i used to know." and so, we were walking, galella came up. paparazzo -- marlon said, "which one is gal

her sharp and breathtakingly wide intelligence, her unusual humor because she was not funny like groucho one, but she was hugely funny. i've got a few great stories about that in just a moment. and as jackie mason would say, we already know these are funny stories. if you don't laugh, there's something wrong with you. i can also say freely now at long last that none of what she did publicly or as a mother, as an author, or as a friend, none of it fed or was in any way fueled by ego. i have known her well since early september, 1974, i've never detected even a tiny dollop of ego, of that grand body of work, none of it came from ego. she was offering comfort and love and telling the truth. her mind was constantly click, click, clicking long into the night and that was enough reason to keep going. in september 1974 i was at the u.n.c. law school in a contract torts class, they sounded the same to me at that point, i couldn't tell which it was. it was all too hard for me and seemed that they were in love with the tiniest of distinctions, much like astrology or something like that. the profes

her sharp and breathtakingly wide intelligence, her on usual humor because she is not funny like grouchony. i have a huge -- a few stories about them, and as a shaky -- jackie mason might say, we know these are funny stories, and if you do not laugh, there is something wrong with you. icahn also said none of what she did publicly, -- i can also say that none of what she did publicly, as a friend, has a professional, was fed by ego. i have never detected even a tiny dollop of ego. of that grand body of works, none of it came from he go. her mind was constantly clicking into the night, and that was enough reason to keep going. in september, 1974, i was at the usc law school contracts class. it was all too hard for me, and it seemed like they were in love with the tiniest of distinctions, much like astrology. the professors were doing them usual thing of calling on the water looked the most frightened. they would lead you on some awful journey. then he called on elizabeth. would it be shallow of me to say that she was gorgeous? not law school good-looking, but big world, walked into the pol