. >> if kiev agrees, she could be treated at berlin's's hospital. the hospital chief already examined the imprisoned former premier twice. if it were up to him, she would be here now. >> for several months now, she has been under great psychological as well as physical stress due to pain. add to that a hunger strike, and i personally find the situation quite worrisome. >> these images of temoshenko in her cell where taken -- were taken using a hidden camera. germany's foreign minister says he expects proper medical attention for all of ukraine's prisoners. he also warned kiev against using the judicial system for political ends. >> the respect for fundamental european values such as the rule of law is one of the most important preconditions if ukraine wants to continue moving closer to the european union. that also means that criminal law must not be abused as a political weapon. >> with ukraine set to host this summer's euro 2012 soccer championships, germany's interior minister says kiev needs to watch its act. >> it would be a shame if ukraine ne

in just as much that's unless the fans would not be scared away by the high prices let's see from kiev in ukraine. drunkery for more stories go to our website our two dogs can hear is just a glimpse of what is waiting for you there right now. putting cyanide technology to work with the u.s. navy says it's almost ready to use all lasers to shoot down fast moving targets like cruise missiles and rockets. and tear gas and water cannons meet palestinians in the west bank as what started as a peaceful rally to remember land day turned violent leaving one person there watching video on our you tube channel and you can find out what i'll call about. hollywood is the world's a capital of the rich and famous but there's a lot of hidden behind that glamorous facade thousands of homeless people live on the streets of l.a. unable to cope with the country's latest economic hardships in a question of our reports. this city of angels and promise land of angeles opportunities has become a living nightmare for some los angeles is a mirage. people believe that they're coming to see hollywood august star

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still, former plant workers and zints held a rally in kiev. she say the government is not doing enough. >>> government officials across the european union get more time to test the nuclear plants. they want to make sure they can withstand natural and man-made disaster. the accident at fukushima prompted them to order safety checks, but inspectors have only visited 38 of 147 reactors. eu officials hope to release their final results and make recommendations at a meeting of eu ministers in june. they pushed back the deadline to this fall. the he u energy commissioner said it's more important to be thorough than to be fast. >>> people living around a nuclear plant in central japan wrestle with a difficult choice. they're deciding whether to agree to a plan to restart two of the four reactors at the power plant. the reactors are the first to be approved for restart in the year since the fukushima accident. more than 500 people taenlded a local meeting. only local residents could attend. activists opposed held a rally outside the venue. a japanese

kiev reaching 25 degrees on friday, which is just like midsummer. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching and please come back at the top of the hour.

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it's seven pm here in moscow six pm in kiev ukraine and terror has gripped ukraine today with a string of bombings that have left at least twenty nine people wounded before successive blast hit public areas in the eastern city of near prepared throw off causing widespread panic several people suspected of organizing the attacks have reportedly been arrested let's get the latest now from our correspondent in the ukraine he's in the capital kiev alexei or service can you tell us what exactly happened this friday morning. in ukraine's interior ministry says that four bloss rocked the third largest town in ukraine is the city of. those war for explosive devices put in fresh bins at trying way stations it's interesting the attack loops are. coordinated because all those blasts happened at one particular line of the tramway in now we have a chance to listen to eyewitnesses who told us of the horror which they experienced when the bombs went off. that we came to the park and on our way back the blast happened leave swirled off the trees we saw pillars of dust . explained to them and then with

toward the east, a little bit on the warmer side in moscow with 12 degrees and 15 degrees expected in kiev. all right. that's all for me now. and here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. the united nations security council condemned north korea's launch of what u.n. officials called a satellite using ballistic missile technology. all 15 members of the council approved the declaration. the statement called the launch a serious violation of u.n. resolutions. u.s. ambassador susan rice, the current council president, said the speed of the response was a warning to pyongyang. >> the swift and unanimous adoption of this strong presidential statement shows that the international community is united in sending a clear message to north korea that such provocations are serious and totally unacceptable. >> the statement warns of further action if north korea conducts anotheraunch or a nuclear test. >>> north korea says it will continue to develop its satellite technology. it said the rocket launch on friday is the first of a five-year space program. the online version quoted th

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we are looking at thepper teens in moscow and 20 in kiev and 25 in the southeast in athens. further out towards the west, 12 in london and 13 in paris. i will leave you now with the extend forecast. >>>> here our top stories again. north korea's military threatiened to reduce targets to ashes. they will launch special actions for grave insults to the new leadership. >>> the military supreme command issued the threat and accuses south korean president of disrespecting north korea. the statement gave no details of the insult or the planned action. north korea's military criticized a group last week for destroying a photo of kim jung un. they staged a rally to protest against their counterparts in seoul. south korean military analysts say there is no evidence of unusual action in the north. still government leaders are concerned. they maintain officials are detracks attention from the failed missile launch. a spokesperson has criticized north korea for making the threats. >> the dprk needs to understand that it's not going to achieve anything but further isolation and pressure

. >> angela merkel reportedly will not be going to any matches in ukraine unless kiev improves as the treatment of the the former prime minister. one of her ministers has said he would stay away. >> as things stand right now, i do not think it would be acceptable for ministers to the long as spectators. my concern is there is a danger it would give validity to the editorial -- to the dictatorial regime. >> the boycott because of ukrainian government's treatment of the former prime minister. tymoshenko is in jail over charges many say are politically motivated. for 10 days, she has been on hunger strike. they do want the german team to play their. >> public attention will only remain focused if the european championships go ahead their in the ukraine. >> the ukrainian government says a boycott would be a return to cold war tactics. but the threat is not just coming from germany. other leaders say they will stay away. 1 spokesman made his position clear. >> the president has no intention of going to ukraine or indeed participating in events in ukraine at this point in time. >> some repo

toward the east, a little bit on the warmer side in moscow with 12 degrees and 15 degrees expected in kiev. all right. that's all for me now. and here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. the united nations security council condemned north korea's launch of what u.n. officials called a satellite using ballistic missile technology. all 15 members of the council approved the declaration. the online version coded the comments by the north korean committee of states technology update. the probe pyongyang general association of korean residents in japan publishes the paper. the article said the launch was a boost to the economy by developing the space program. it said the committee has already begun developing the next satellite and the rocket to carry it. >>> china says the presidential statement reflects a basic understanding shared by the international community. china is north korea's closest ally and has been reluctant to condemn it. the foreign ministry spokesperson said dialogue is the only way to resolve issues. he said the agreement between the u.s. and north korea

we're looking at the upper teens in moscow, warsaw, hitting 20 in kiev today and 25 down in the southeast in athens. further out toward the west, though, 12 in london and 13 in paris. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> here's another look at our headlines this hour. north korea's military has threatened to destroy south korean targets. it says it will launch a special action against its neighbor for grave insults to the country's new leadership. >> the military's supreme command issued the threat in a statement released on monday. it accuses south korea's president lee myung bak of disrespecting north korea but gave no details of the insult or planned action. north korea's military last week criticized a south korean group for destroying a photo of kim jong-un. the country's leaders staged a rally last week against lee's administration. south korea's defense ministry said there was no evidence of unusual military action in north korea. the south korean government has expressed concern but maintains the north is trying to divert attention from the country's failed missile

kiev 23 degrees. these are going to increase in towards the weekend. 22 in vienna. just about average temperatures to the west. and it will be a little bit wet and unpleasant for you. here is your extended forecast. >>> here's our top story once again. a canadian news agency is adding to suspicions china may have provided north korea with military hardware. it's reporting a chinese company sold track bodies to pyongyang that can be used as launch pads for missiles. its web version reports the company delivered eight transporters last year. they are is sub si dare of a state-run -- what appeared to be a ballistic missile was on a similar vehicle during a parade. >> translator: the firm must have known the transport vehies we for military use in north korea. we can conclude from a technological viewpoint that the vehicles are not for commercial use. >> the u.n. security council resolution bans providing north korea with materials that can be used for weapons. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us.

but still moscow, just 4 degrees, kiev with all these warm surge of air, bringing up the temperatures. and now across much of the central and the west, looking really fine. vienna reaching up to 22 degrees with chances of thunderstorms. rome at 18. where we really want that rain, it is not going to be really easing off that severe drought condition in the iberian peninsula, but any kind of rain is still welcomed here. madrid, 17 degrees. looking at lisbon at 16. here's your extended forecast. >>> once again, our lead story, north korea has asked the united states to send experts to observe the launch in mid-april of what they say will be a satellite. a senior north korean diplomat says he made the request directly to u.s. officials in germany at the weekend. the head of the north korean foreign ministry's north american affairs bureau ri gun spoke to reporters in beijing on his way home. he met with u.s. officials including former undersecretary of state thomas pickering at a two-day seminar in germany. the u.s. said it believes the launch is really to test a long range ballistic miss

moscow and also kiev, 23 degrees there. very warm out there. about 7 to 8 degrees above your normal average temperature. into the east in london and paris at 13 and 17. here's a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. thank you for joining us on nhk world.

we're getting to 15 in kiev. 10 in stockholm. cool in london at 11 degrees.a little bit cooler than we have been seeing recently in the iberian peninsula. 15 in madrid. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. everything seems ready to go on a launch pad in north korea. the question is what's being launched? authorities insist they are sending up a rocket to carry a satellite into space. government leaders in japan and elsewhere say this is a test of technology for a ballistic missile. officials with north korea's space agency say the launch window is now through monday. the ground crew started fuelling up on wednesday. japan's self-defense forces are ready to shoot down anything that enters japanese territory. destroyers and land-based radar units will track the flight and analyze trajectory. the ships are equipped with radar and sm-3 interceptor missiles. two are patrolling in the east china sea. a third is in the sea of japan. sdf units are set up in four locations along the flight path. other units are set up at three locations in the

and 16 degrees in kiev and a couple of degrees lower than average in london. 15 degrees for paris and madrid. that's it from me now. here is your extended forecast. ♪ >>> our top story once again. >>> theup security council is looking into what else can it do to reign in north korea. they're expected to choose firms within two weeks. the security council adopted a presidential statement on monday, condemning the launch of what it called a satellite using ballistic missile technology. the statement calls for s to be added to the sanctions list. the council's sanctions committee discussed how to handle the list of candidate companies submitted by the united states, japan and others. the committee chairman has said he expects more member states to submit lists of nar own. >> i'll tell you that a number of companies have, and it's an ongoing process. more suggestions might arrive. >> he said the committee will study the listing over the next two weeks and select the firms to be targeted. >>> north korean leader kim jung-un has stated his intentions to build up the country's strength. his

kiev. they say the government is not doing enough. >>> they will defer doing stress testing results in the region until later this year. last year's nuclear accident at fukushima prompted the eu to do safety checks of old nuclear plants in the eu region. so fair they inspected 38 of 107 reactors. eu aimed to release the financial results by june and make concrete recommendations on the summit. but they will postpone the eu energy commissioner said condting thorough stssests morimpoant an t timing of the results. >>> people living around the a nuclear plant in central japan are wrestling with a difficult choice. they're deciding whether to agree to a plan to restart two of the four reactors at the power plant. the reactors are the first to be approved for restarting since the fukushima accident. more than 500 people attended the public meeting. only local residents could attend. activists opposed to the resumption of the reactors held a rally outside the venue. a japanese government official

to the south, lots of warm temperatures getting up to 17 degrees in kiev which is about 5 degrees higher than average. and 23 degrees in athens and out towards the west, getting up to 16 degrees in paris with a lot of sunshine. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> and we end this edition with a view from yoyoghi park in tokyo. yes, the cherry blossoms. japanese people's favorite season has finally arrived. and we'll be seeing many people under these trees for cherry blossom viewing parties for a week or two. thank you very much for watching, and do stay with us. i'm yuko aotani.

off towards the east, very warm out here in kiev, about 8 degrees above your normal average here at 22d also very warm here in moscow at 20. now, here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> our lead story, south korean authorities are washing north korea's leaders not to go through with a nuclear test. they say the result will only further damage the reclusive nation's international standing. >> translator: the north made significant preparations to conduct the test. ail awl that remains now is its political decision. >> south korean intelligence authorities confirm this month that workers in the north have been digging a new tunnel in the region of poongkye-ri. they believe that will be a test site. the senior government officials says north korean leaders will further isolate their country if they carry out another nuclear test. the official points out it will also make it harder for them to develop their failed economy. the north korean government made a rare public admission recently, state media reported an attempt to launch a satellite into space failed. many nations consider it

i'm joined with the very latest from the ukrainian capital kiev by our correspondent david stern. first question is just to bring us up to date on what is the latest you're hearing about what has happened in the eastern city. >> well, the ukrainian emergency ministry said there were four blasts, all within a few minutes of each other. the first one took place around noon local time and the second one took place about half an hour later near the cinema. the figure at the moment is that 25 people were injured and that this number seems to be constantly rising amount short while ago, they were reported around 12 people. first blast injured around 18 and the second one 11, including nine children. the president has already issued a statement. he says that this is yet another challenge to the country and that they -- that the government is thinking about how to respond accordingly. >> from what you say, it's clear that the government appears these are man made explosions, but given the recent politics of ukraine, is there any idea who might be behind what appear to be bomb attacks? >>

kiev, 20 degrees. you can add a couple of figures on to these digits.e'll be seeing mid-summer-like temperatures across much of the east. athens up to about 27 by thursday. it will stay, though, chilly and wet out towards the west. here's your extended forecast. >>> and our top story once again -- the people who oversee nuclear plants across japan want operate tors reassess how resistant their plants tor earthquakes. they say the risk of a major tremor has increased since the march 11th disaster. the nuclear and industrial safety agency wants check-ups of one plant in northern japan, two in central japan and one in the west. agency experts say the risk has increased to more than five kill meters apart shifting simultaneously. they say such shifts could cause an earthquake stronger than the levels for which current standards were set. managers at hokkaido electric power company say such a scenario would have a little effect on their plant in hokkaido. they say buildings would hold up to the tremors. the utilities have agreed to re-examine their plants. t

and temperatures are starting to warm up as well. 16 in kiev. 15 in warsaw. up towards the north and the northeast, it's going to be a bit cooler. single digits from moscow as well as in stockholm. elsewhere, the mid teens. athens, 21 degrees. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> and let me give you our top stories once again. north korean state media has reported that the government has announced that it failed to put forward what it called a satellite into orbit. this is the first time north korean officials have admitted such a failure. >> the north koreans launched rockets in 1998 and 2006 that were said to carry satellites. but leaders of many other nations believe those were actually missile tests. and annual aifts failed to confirm the existence of any satellites. japanese government officials said the missile flew for more than a minute and they say it may have reached up to 120 kilometers into the air. it appears to have split into about ten pieces and they fell into the yellow sea west of the korean peninsula. and the government's top

kiev at 22. that's going to come up to about 25. berlin, 16 on wednesday. into the next couple of days you'll see that coming into the low 20s. so do enjoy that little dose of early summer. out towards the west, it's going to be, as i said, wet, windy and a little bit chilly, too. just 12 degrees for you in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching. tavis:

still, former plant workers and residents held a rally in kiev. they say the government is not doing enough. >>> a japanese diet commission looking into the accident at the fukushima daiichi plant has just completed a visit to chernobyl. its objective was to see firsthand what measures have been taken ever since the 1986 nuclear accident. nhk world's hideo ama reports. >> reporter: reiko hachisuka is one of the commission members. she used to run a flower shop about five kilometers from the stricken fukushima plant. she was supposed to evacuate along with everyone else. she says she joined because she wanted to see how they are handling the cleanup of chernobyl and hopefully learn something to help with the restoration of her hometown. the group went to visit the town near chernobyl where the plant workers used to live. the former residents have not been allowed to return to their town, now a ghost town, since they were told by the government that they would have to evacuate for only three days. the distance from their home to the plant is almost

the low 20s also in kiev and moscow.nto the next three days, into the weekend, we're just going to see those figures come up. belgrade, budapest, munich, just about hitting the 30-degree mark. serbia, some places as well seeing about 30 degrees. so that is going to be quite a difference from average departure of about 16 degrees in some places. so do enjoy it, but do please take care in that unseasonable heat. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching.

kiev all the way up to 26 for your thursday high, that's well above your normal averages. it looks like these will continue to build into your weekend. now, here's a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. .

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kiev reaching up to 15 degrees. here is the extended forecast. >>> we'll >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. q

reporting from kiev in ukraine. this is the weekly here and the way the. iconic central square is still in a revolutionary mood. less of a month to go before egyptians vote for the next president protests and clashes continue as people do change with the latest from coming up. plus find out why indian companies are weighing in on the u.s. economic crisis. americans. story still to come but first russian. boy who the u.k. considers the main suspect in the killing of former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko passed a lie detector test earlier this week evaluation was specially conducted by british experts to see if he had anything to do with the murder of a little boy questions relating to his death from polonium poisoning six years ago were the polygraph test is unlikely to be decisive in resolving the case as british courts won't accept a stand alone evidence. in an interview for the sunday times which the paper never printed he believes this story's been largely ignored by the u.k. media. newspaper was very interested in the article right up until close

to let's see reporting from kiev in ukraine. will stay with us here on r t still on the way why cairo's iconic central square is still in a revolutionary mood with less than a month to go before addictions vote for their next president protests and clashes continue as people demand change we have the latest from cairo. and israel rhetoric of attack on iran leads to a spat with the government within the government as fears mount it's provoking terror on while not being fully prepared for a retaliatory strike. but first russian m.p. andrey lugovoy who the u.k. says is a main suspect in the killing of former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko passed a lie detector test earlier this week the evaluation was specially conducted by british experts to see if he had anything to do with the murder little boy answered questions relating to live and goes death from polonium poisoning six years ago but the polygraph test is unlikely to be decisive in resolving the case as british courts won't accept it as stand alone evidence journalist ken

let's see russia reporting from kiev in ukraine and more pictures and video footage of the string of blasts in ukraine are available on our web site had to r.t. dot com for the very latest details. to a substantial degree and one problem or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe. and the shadow is approaching a little different. to the early twenty first century military bases a network of military bases all around the forms leaving the empire that the united states is trying to build its astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have power bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in cross bases of. the noise is our noise and doesn't bother us at all because they're all bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the in the world war two

oh you're watching live from moscow words four pm it's three pm in kiev and we have breaking news this hour a series of blasts hit the city of new proposed in eastern ukraine on friday morning injuring twenty seven people the latest reports put the number of explosions out for the first blast occurred around noon noon at a tram stop five people were reportedly injured as a result there the device is said to have been planted in a trash can forty minutes later a second explosion struck near a movie theater hurting some seven people next to more blasts went off in quick succession also in the city center a criminal investigation how the launch what use are casting a terror attack one of the latest live from our correspondent in ukraine a look see yourselves coming up shortly here on our team. in other news soon americans may find that every private e-mail they write could be opened copied and inspected by government snoopers the latest attempt to push through a cybersecurity bill called cispa has passed a major hurdle having been approved by the house of representatives to canon washingt

reporting from kiev in ukraine outcry from internet users over the controversial cyber security act it's set to spill into the streets the bill has passed the u.s. house of representatives but is now threatened to be vetoed by president obama if approved however he will permit u.s. based internet companies to legally share private user data with you have aircon government internet activists are in schwartz says campaigners will come out in full force against the bill. the previous bills were about giving the government the power of a sense of the internet and this is more like a patriot act for the internet it's sort of lets the government run roughshod over privacy protections and share personal data about you take it from facebook and other internet providers and use it without the normal privacy protections that are in the law big corporations are supporting this bill especially the big corporations that make money off of violating people's privacy so it's not a big surprise they're in favor but what we're seeing is that the same way grassroots efforts were able to stop sopa despite m

investment to exploit its shale gas reserves which it wants to use now as an alternative to russian gas as kiev has been long complaining about the price that it's paying for those supplies from. places i will go bill thanks a lot to retreat good to see you there more from you a little later we're going to stay with money and market matters here today. of the.

refused to attend the hearing citing health concerns parties alexei or show ski reports from kiev.not only believes that this case against her is completely politicize an orchestrated by the government she even reportedly went on a hunger strike to support the claim but also in the latest twist she claims that she was physically abused by wardens in the prison where she spends her prison time now that happened when she was to be transported to a clinic to have her reported spinal hemorrhage treated she believes she claims that the wards covered her and blanket and landed several punches in her hand this week a photos of her bruises were made public on the internet certainly made a lot of noise here in ukraine and internationally now on the other hand there was a video published as well showing tymoshenko walking three in her cell as if denying the claims that she has severe back problems that has been reported by her defending lawyers and also basically giving the idea that she may be simulating this disease of hers now certainly this case has been drawing thousands of people into

let's see reporting from kiev in ukraine and still to come here on r t why cairo's iconic central square is still in a revolutionary mood but less than a month before your passions head to the polls to vote for president protests and clashes continue as people demand change we have the latest from cairo. and we were poured on why there is a growing europe that anti muslim ideology could be on the rise especially with the trial now underway in norway of mass killer and bravery. but first russian m.p. andrey lugovoy who the u.k. considers the main suspect in the killing of former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko passed a lie detector test earlier this week evaluation was specifically conducted by british experts to see if he had anything to do with the murder lugovoy answered questions relating to livin in those death from polonium poisoning six years ago but the polygraph test is unlikely to be decisive in resolving the case as british courts won't accept it as stand alone evidence journalist kenneth make taggart spoke to lugovoy in an interview for the sunday times which the paper nev