the russian president will move to the kremlin. if he gets his wake. need the grand prince of all russia but it could but if. you are a store procedure should play a decisive role in the fate of the country property is a sacred right and we are the owners of the kremlin if the government just lodges that's why we filed a lawsuit for it to be returned to us. who would have claims to be a long lost descendant of an extinct in a city that hasn't ruled for four hundred years he says his ancestors and other nobles paid for the construction of the criminal with their own money so the family should return there when he has no legal grounds at all for his claims he's just trying to make a name for himself the law clearly says that the property belongs to the state his critics say the grand prince was a communist party functionary a bank executive and a failed policy entry candidate before quite unexpectedly stumbling upon his role roots which is the podium with his is not a case for genealogist but for psychiatrists he seems to more discredit the aristocracy t

lots more headed your way including the man hoping to move up in the world and into the kremlin. with the recent checkered history russia has left a lot of people with claims to property some ludicrous serious we'll meet a self-proclaimed royal seeking to evict the russian president from the kremlin claiming it's his ancestral home. but first the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is causing a stir again after posting an internal cia report document classified as secret focuses on the perception of the united states as an export or of terrorism for more on the newly published revelations that we get we here is lauren lyster from our new york studios. there's nothing new in this memo it's a very short memo from the central intelligence agency that in essence is and now that has been done many times over by journalists and analysts here in the united states already it talks about the impression basically of the reputation the u.s. may have abroad with foreigners as acts sporting terrorism and it talks about cases that are that have been well documented all over the media of five p

and prince a self-proclaimed royal seeks to a victory russian president from the kremlin saying it's his god given right to rule the country. you're watching on t.v. good to have you with us today to our top story now. a russian businessman wanted for dealing in the u.s. will not be extradited immediately reports had suggested a special plane and fifty u.s. commandos are wrong with being held for more on the latest developments in the case for now joined by a correspondent of. contradictory messages coming out of todd and really how likely is it to be extradited to the next few days as washington is demanding. kerry there's finally been some player in the case it is very unlikely that it will be thailand day that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tie last because the united states already has filed a new set of charges against me that those include money laundering he will not be extradited until those charges are actually heard for of course the united states realizing that they basically said the spokesman there are now trying to do. their best

self-proclaimed royals seeking to vic the russian president from the kremlin claiming it's his family. now the head of russia's federal security service says newly discovered documents the man believed to be behind the mosque a metro blast with international terrorist organizations the evidence was found. was killed in a special operation in dagestan last week. basically these secret documents don't only contain information on what i mean by gum of contents in the proposition but also international context where the international terrorist organisations the are forty six claim also that the now knowing that the last phone told me they owned by gum also cell phone was international as well though they do not disclose the name of the country it was made with all of this is according to the head of the russian federal security service and basically this announcement and the findings of these documents link him going. to international terrorist organisations that the documents were discovered last week as a result of a special operation republican to be started ducted by authorities in wh

president came from his summer residence to hold a serious of emergency meetings in kremlin regarding the problem before fighting he wants to involve as many structures in this far fighting is as possible course during the meeting they discussed how to help people who lost their homes or their lives in this in these forests as well as how to stop the forests around moscow and in washington all right now and of course how to prevent those fires from spreading onto strategic objects in russia such as a military bases or nuclear plants for example you smothered a little but it would look. i've ordered the ministry of defense to fight the fires but the ministry can't always even protect itself a large fires broken out in the most cool region with heavy consequences someone was asleep on the job the fire that was spreading slowly was not contained and the heads of the local military base were nowhere to be found i'm sacking five high ranking officers and ordering the ministry to fire more if anything of this sort takes place again i will take the same steps without any rift. so while talki

said russian president came from his summer residence to hold a serious of emergency meetings in kremlin regarding the problem of firefighting he will be meeting with representatives of the russian defense ministry of the prosecutor's office of the russian emergencies ministry he wants to involve as many structures in this firefighting is as possible course during the meeting they discussed how to help people who lost their homes or their lives in this in these fires as well as how to stop the fires around moscow and in watching general right now and of course how to prevent those fires from spreading onto strategic objects in russia such as military bases or nuclear plants for example. he's made it in the bush we hope it will continue. the ministry of defense to fight the fire which was going to ministry you can't always you know you think it's still a large fire is still going out emotionally trying to deal with heavy consequence someone who was asleep on the job before and that was spreading slowly was. not contained and the heads of the little military be secured and nor to be found

the man thinking to the world and to the kremlin. with the recent checkered history russia has left a lot of people with claims to property some ludicrous serious. we'll meet a self-proclaimed royals seeking to vic the russian president from the kremlin claiming it's his family home. the head of russia's federal security service says nearly discovered documents the man believed to be behind the mosque a met with international terrorist organizations the evidence that was found. back up off with kill the special operation last week. basically these secret documents don't only contain information on what i mean by gum of contents in the proposition but also international context with international terrorist organisations the r forty six claim also that the now i know that the last phone told me that owned by gum also cell phone was international as well though the would not disclose the name of the country it was made with bolo this is according to the head of the russian federal security service and basically this announcement and fin

to go prince a self-proclaimed royal seeks to evict the russian president from kremlin and it's his goal given right to rule the country. you're watching good to have you with us today to our top story now. a russian businessman wanted for arms dealing in the u.s. will not be extradited immediately reports had suggested the special plane fifty u.s. commandos had arrived in bangkok to boot is being held for just about a month in the case we're now joined by our correspondent as well that you are not contradictory messages really coming out of thailand how likely is it that it would be extradited to the next few days as washington is demanding. kerry after day basically everybody guessing whether he will in fact leave as soon as possible or not it now seems that the situation has been somewhat revolved even if even if temporarily the thai prime minister coming out with the statements that say pointing to laws in spacing new charges from the united states and therefore until those charges are result in the type court will not be extradited of course the american side was. the organizations

we'll meet a self proclaimed royal seeking to have the russian president of the kremlin claiming it's his family home. the whistleblower website wiki leaks is causing a stir again as it's posted what it says is an internal cia report the document labeled secret focuses on the perception that the united states is an exporter of terrorism for more on the newly published. or less to your door and so there was a lot of fossils in there ahead of this new league but is it living up to the holy . what's interesting alice is that it really is and there's nothing new in this memo it's a very short memo from the central intelligence agency that in essence is and now is this that has been done many times over by journalists and analysts here in the united states already it talks about the impression basically of the reputation the u.s. may have abroad with foreigners as acts porting terrorism and it talks about cases that are have been well documented all over the media of five pakistani american young men who traveled from northern virginia overseas to allegedly join the pakistani taliban it ta

settles into five star luxury the kremlin staples to help pay for gas and night deal. the u.s. senate has put all of the verge on the start treaty with russia until mid september the head of the foreign relations committee said republicans need more time to decide whether to support it the landmark deal was signed by president smith that offended bomb in prague in april and is designed to reduce the country's nuclear arsenal by said however it won't come into force until ratified by but size and so find neither has it done that moscow says it's ready to put the deal into fact similar tenuous ratification of a washington former u.s. senator and acting chairman of the atlanta council think tank chunk a goal believes there's more than just a biological power plant. if in fact we we the civilized world especially the nuclear powers and as we know russia in the united states but as about ninety percent of all the nuclear weapons in the world if we are to reduce those if we are to influence other nations to try not to come on line to be a nuclear weapons power or to start reducing th

five star luxury at the kremlin stables help us forget the night now until. your asinine president mahmoud. it was the target of an assassination attempt earlier reports claim to grenade was thrown in his convoy in the west of the country well the claim comes out of time of increasing pressure on iran just days ago a top u.s. military official said washington's ready to launch a military strike against the country if needed it's also tightened the sanctions already in place by expanding the blacklist of iranian groups and companies suspected of having links. to reports these latest restrictions haven't won universal support in the world. well the united states treasury department did announce additional sanctions against twenty one iranian entities entities that u.s. officials say and accuse of aiding groups such as hezbollah hamas and the taliban now these u.s. sanctions are targeting iranian companies in the banking insurance investment mining and engineering sector americans or u.s. companies are now in a bid from doing business from those entities that ar

a self-proclaimed royal is bringing a legal case against the russian government claiming the kremlin is rightfully his the so-called grand prince of all russia says it's his god given right to rule over the place but critics think he's bluffing and a discredit to genuine royalty. one day soon the russian president will move out of the kremlin and dismantle move in if he gets his way. need the grand prince of all russia but it could but if. you're a store procedure should play a decisive role in the fate of the country property is a sacred right and we are the owners of the kremlin the government just lodges that's why we filed a lawsuit for it to be returned to us. who would have claims to be a long lost ascendant over an extinct in a city that hasn't ruled russia for four hundred years he says his ancestors and other nobles paid for the construction of the criminal with their own money so the family should return there when he has no legal grounds at all for his claims he's just trying to make a name for himself the law clearly says that the property belongs to the state his critics

it is very difficult to even see kremlin because of the city's centuries covered in small. overcover there reporting from moscow. live from moscow still ahead for you in the program we'll report on what's in store next for the power selling donkey she settles in to find star luxury in the kremlin stables to help her forget her nightmare or do you. know the wrong president is denying iran rather is denying president mahmoud ahmadinejad was the target of an assassination attempt earlier reports claimed a grenade was thrown at his convoy in the west of the country the claims come at a time of increasing pressure on iran just days ago a top u.s. military official said washington's ready to launch a military strike against the country if needed it's also tightened the sanctions already in place by expanding the blacklist of iranian groups and companies suspected of having terrorist links but as our reports these latest restrictions haven't won universal support in the world. well the united states treasury department did i denounce additional sanctions against twenty one iranian

outside the walls the kremlin is flanked by two graves ministries both facing lake mead are. so what else is there to see and rust off. to create a sense of cold cause was founded by an artist mccaw said a chef who moved to rust off almost twenty years ago. includes a house with the arts lives and works and all the gallery and a small guest house surrounded by the lake narrow from one side of the old kremlin on the other the location of the center has inspired its founder to create many wives as he specializes in the art of enamelling displays of enamel from around the world are often organized at the museum along with exhibitions of items from nineteenth century russia bringing together traditional and consent. workshops the masa classes are also held what guests can try to create a spark an object themselves. is a hotel restaurant complex offering a combination of food and raw stuff in traditional old russian style the building which houses the hotel is an architectural and historical monument constructed by merchants in seven hundred eighty one even of the several renovati

all those serious we meet a self-proclaimed royal seeking to evict the russian president from the kremlin claiming it's his family home. it's five pm in moscow and this is our to you coming to you live with me and use in our way first up this hour thai authorities say a russian businessman wanted for arms dealing in the u.s. will not be extradited immediately report said a special plane to collect viktor boot had already arrived in bangkok considering the us are of a has been following the story. there's finally been some clarity in the case it is very unlikely that week that both will leave thailand today that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tile laws because the united states already has filed a new set of charges against me that approved those include money laundering but he will not be extradited until those charges are actually heard it before of course the united states realizing that they've basically set a spoke in their own wheels are now trying to do their best to withdraw those charges in order to be able to proceed with the extradition p

to go prince a self-proclaimed royal seeks to affect the russian president from the kremlin saying it's his god given right to rule the country. news and much more twenty four hours a day this is r.t. time to say a russian businessman wanted for dealing in the us will not be extradited immediately reports had suggested a special plane and fifty u.s. commandos had arrived in bangkok with it to boot is being held a correspondent has been following the latest developments in the case. there's finally been some clarity in the case it is very unlikely that week that bush will leave thailand day that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tile laws because the united states already has filed a new set of charges against me that approved those include money laundering but he will not be extradited until those charges are actually heard it before of course the united states realizing that they've basically set a spoke in their own wheels are now trying to do their best to withdraw those charges in order to be able to proceed with the extradition process but for

says this is one of the most ideal places the now it's hard to see the kremlin because the small bit is so thick it's hard to breathe without a mask i can snag and i have my own mask right here but despite the fact that i do read through it when i'm not tweeting the report my eyes are still watering they are still very h e n in fact officials say that the levels of carbon dioxide in the hair grow double the warm and they have by everybody to see inside to drink as much water as possible and to hold some of themselves down because the sea is also quite intense it's around thirty degrees celsius that the moment which makes it even more difficult to grieve for everybody for me in the city people are of course be consumed about the situation the authorities have organized these so-called small centers across the sea water and. get it out there with a force that pharmacies many pharmacies across the sea are sold out of medical masks because people think that may be useful in these conditions but in fact i've been told that these medical masks are really of no use in these conditions and w

to go prince the self-proclaimed royals seeks to a victory the russian president from the kremlin saying it's he's gone given right to rule the country. coming up in a business update russia's fishing industry may be growing the problems here mean that they catch is more likely to end up doing nothing in twenty minutes time. news and much more ahead twenty four hours a day this is r.t. welcome to the program top story now thai authorities say a russian the businessman wanted for arms dealing in the u.s. would not be extradited immediately reports had suggested a special plane and fifty u.s. commandos had arrived in bangkok where the boot is being held all correspondent has been following the latest developments in the case. there's finally been some clarity in the case it is very unlikely that week that both will leave thailand today that is according to the country's prime minister who said that according to tile laws because the united states already has filed a new set of charges against me that those include money laundering but he will not be extradited until those charges are actua

property so ludicrous all those serious we meet a self-proclaimed royals the russian president from the kremlin the graving it's his family have a. very warm welcome this is a line from moscow with me alice habits telling me it is claiming a russian businessman wanted for home smuggling in the u.s. may have been involved in the nine eleven terror attacks it's reported that american secret services have proof big to boot have been alarming the terrorists behind the times will find more in the claims we're going to. be live so what are the details of these new allegations. all this is a very unexpected twist in the saga of victor boot and his future of course on august twentieth the thai appeals court ruled in favor of the united states already to what field for his extradition to the united states where he will face a life behind bars for arms trafficking money laundering and of violating international trade laws but today a tight television channel showed a small. story that was actually more similar to a short propaganda style documentary that basically documented the life and alleged dealings

well it's going to be some serious pampering she's just arrived here at the kremlin school of writing she's come a long way and yes she's she's got now a month here where she's going to receive a specially tale of diet specially tailored exercise must sarge is with oils the list goes on and she's going to have a really quite sartorial time here at the kremlin riding school and that's to try and help her get over the experience that she was that she went through it was the middle of last month the middle of july when a tourist company down on the coast of the sea of ours often in southern russia decided they'd try a little p.r. stunt and try something it's called parasailing where you attached usually a person to a parachute and then pull it by a boat around the bay it's quite fun for people not so much fun for animals like donkeys and when they attached a donkey to the parasail people on the beach reported hearing the animal braying in distress it was then dropped roughly in the water and drank for a few yards before it was brought back onto the onto the beach and when that story reac

and as nbc's jim maceda now reports, the kremlin is not only trying to battle the fires, but also the perception that it's not doing enough to put them out. >> reporter: it was a photo op he couldn't resist. russian prime minister vladimir putin being criticized for being too slow to respond to the disaster below, was seen on national tv today co-piloting a firefighting plane, scooping up and dumping 24 tons of water on his target. did we hit it, he asks? yes, a precise hit, the reply. but despite putin's and thousands of firefighters' efforts, the wildfires rage on. already causing some $15 billion in damage, according to one russian daily. and only now after weeks of devastation is the human toll beginning to emerge. in moscow alone, shrouded in smog and smoke, deaths, according to a top health official here, have doubled compared to last year, up to about 700 a day. moscow's morgues are reportedly filled with bodies, and ambulances are making thousands more trips to the hospital. strokes and asthma attacks are up by 50%. heart attacks have increased by 30%, said this doctor. the go

british tabloid the sun but for now she's living a life of luxury with some high class rehab at the kremlin school of writing near moscow and reports. the donkey has learned it russia's notorious four legged fly is finally able to breathe easy and not because the donkey arrived in moscow after days on the road from southern russia and i'm not complaining it's very sweet and everyone fell in love with her and we don't want to give no and up and up a strange journey started with her now infamous flight up above the beach a power sail pulled by a boat a complicity triggered by the local water sports company but at least found out the owner run away or not because it was only family later. sitting on the beach boys or parachute go i couldn't quite figure it out myself or legs nor of my own eyes so i don't keep the animals distressed brame also brought simply from around the world celebrities and animal rights activists were hot to trot with their opinions this animal was suffering was captured on videos and photographs and the way it spread through the media is really amazing and i think what t

kremlin writing school. the first sixty five years since two japanese cities hiroshima and nagasaki became the only places on earth where atomic bombs were deliberately used against civilians more than two hundred thousand people died due to radiation poisoning after the u.s. launched its nuclear attack on friday held its biggest memorial yet remembering the victims of the tragedy for the first time washington sent a representative it was also a first for u.n. secretary general ban ki moon but despite this international attention there's still a group of victims in japan that are only now getting help and recognition. at eight fifteen in the morning on august sixth one thousand nine hundred forty five the united states destroyed the city of hiroshima instantly with an atomic bomb while not directly hit the people living in the surrounding area faced another danger like brain. there was a big national heaven and earth overturned. on the black queen started to turn away. even though here in. the bomb sent a mu

is that one lucky donkey has well and truly fall on its feet or more accurately who lives at the kremlin stables artie's tom barton went to visit. the donkey has learned it russia's new tour is full of good fly is finally able to breathe easy and not because the don't keep running off the days and the root of the notion not because she's not complaining she's very sweet wine and everyone fell in love with her and we don't want to give in on our not because streams journey started with the now infamous flight of the beach the power of boot a publicity trick by the look you want to speak company police found don't run away and did not could be found. sitting on the beach was your parachute go one you couldn't quite figure it out it's also the leaks. don't keep the animals distressed brain also groups simply from around the world celebrities and animal rights activists were hot to trot with their opinions this animal was suffering was captured on videos and photographs and the way it spread through the media is really amazing and i think what the public has done is create a demand you know

close to the kremlin so. moscow is a disaster area with the smoke tell me what are the conditions like where you are. the conditions are extremely difficult at the moment the environmental situation is critical she. is the mine years in this square which is one of the main tourist attractions in moscow because it's just several hundred kilometers away from the. party probably the square but it's usually people take pictures off the kremlin says this is one of the most ideal places the now you see the kremlin because the small is so big it's hard to read without a mask. right here but despite the fact that i would. be. watering. yeah in fact officials say that the levels of carbon dioxide in the hair grow you double the norm and they have buys everybody to see inside to to drink as much water as possible and to hold themselves themselves down because the seat is also quite intense it's around thirty degrees celsius that the moment which makes it even more difficult to breathe for everybody really in the city p

to help build up strength and regular exercise all provided for by the staff here at the kremlin riding school she's going to have a very very pampered time indeed that is very different from the time she spent only really a week ago. it was last month middle of last month when a group of tourist organizes tourist tall organized on a beach in the south of russia decided they'd try to p.r. stunt and it's called parasailing when a boat pulls a tire a chute along a beach usually with a person on it but they decided that they would attach a donkey and up to the parachute and went in that because sailed up into the air with very distressed grays the people on the beach called local media. then when they reported the story that was seen by local police they were quite shocked that people on the beach hadn't phoned them there were reports of people being distressed on the beach but they they found out by local media they then they then moved in the people responsible now are under investigation and has come here but certainly not because not staying at the kremlin stable for operations so what

and on its feet or more accurately at the kremlin stables parking is tom barton paid her a visit. to meet. the donkey has landed russia's notorious four legged fly is finally able to breathe easy and not because the donkey arrived in moscow after days on the road from southern russia not because she's not complaining and she's very sweet wine and everyone fell in love with her and we don't want to give no another now because strange journey started with her now infamous flight up above the beach on a power sail pulled by a boat a publicity trick by a local water sports company when police found out the owner runaway and an up was only found later. sitting on the beach boys are parachute go i couldn't quite figure it out myself or legs nor of my own eyes a donkey the animal's distressed brain also brought simply from around the world celebrities and animal rights activists were hot to trot with their opinions this animal was suffering was captured on videos and photographs and the way it spread through the media is really amazing and i think what the public has done is created a de

and political prince a self-proclaimed royal seeks to make to the russian president from the kremlin saying it's his goal given right to rule the country. but since the birth of the idea in ancient greece democracy has undergone many changes in definition but it's still essential for politics and peace that's according to historian and theorist john donne who spoke with. democracy originally meant that it's the people who hold power and exercise who you say that sometimes that's a thumping false could you elaborate on that well it's not what we have today because very obviously i don't rule the united kingdom and you don't rule the united kingdom and. so you could argue about how many people do it but certainly not very people when they very definitely are ministers is in athens the systems weren't a very large proportion of the population but they did take all the better public the sessions and there went to very many people who were chosen to exercise special powers observe the en route to the military leaders elected and that was seen as a rather undemocratic practice because the

only because of other activities its top executive really was branded as a kremlin agent a long time ago for his attempts to establish a dialogue with the russian intellectual elite. set up is appropriately called the russo georgian commission for dialogue when he was on a visit to russia in two thousand and nine he attempted to invite several well known russian journalists to come to georgia. we didn't go. we realized. some very tough questions. to at least establish a direct woman in a night so i dawdled with georgian counterparts. to find some great truth. of the three journalists invited by mouth. only one was allowed to cross the border maxime shift change and his colleague had to stay in the tbilisi airport an hour before their arrival president mikheil saakashvili had sent special forces to the airport with the aim of detaining the two journalists the troops cordon off the building into positions outside the exit to passport control the conflict was resolved by relatively peaceful means the unwelcome journalists were denied visas and sent back to russia as fast as possible. bu

liar and irresponsible public a turd got someone to know that a meal a russian agent agent of the kremlin. the most common epithets for those who disagree with the policies of the georgian government that it's any. journalist. investigations had earned him wide popularity long before they came to power he was the kind of inconvenient journalist who always asked uncomfortable questions regardless of who held the country's reins. the real problems cropped up and came to a head after the so-called rose revolution. that. there is almost no free press these days. left of it constantly on the front the problem . by the current. situation couldn't have been imagined that. his last investigation was an attempt to discover real facts concerning the two thousand and eight georgian ascension conflict to find when to see capital of south the said. this is interview with a human rights campaigner. she recounts events of august seventh two thousand and eight nobody seen it besides himself but georgia state controlled media didn't need to watch it to declare it a provocation on august the seventh georgi

. >> the kremlin decided thursday, wheat futures soaring to their highest level in two years after russia announced a ban on all wheat exports through the end of this year. the severe drought in russia prompted the move, with prime minister vladimir putin saying that russia needs all it can produce athome. the move is expected to increase prices on the u.s. wheat surprised -- wheat supplies and affect supplies around the world. >> the russian drought is taking a toll on the country's farming sector. now the kremlin has decided to take action. >> in connection with abnormally high temperatures and drought, - think it is advisable to introduce a temporary ban on the export of grain from russia and other agricultural products made from grain. >> the ban on grain exports is to take effect in mid august. but it has already affected global markets. since the beginning of july, wheat prices have soared. after the decision to ban grain exports, wheat rallied to a two- year high on the commodities markets. russia has been one of the world's leading grain exporters. the ban is set to continue throu