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to hit the streets in protest over the impending deportation of a russian born legal immigrant area milly from the start here seeking asylum but a case was rejected some norwegians and other modern the government eases integration rules. and tear on is resisting pressure from global political heavyweights to curb or justify its atomic program as nuclear talks at their final day in istanbul the u.s. and other western countries say a role model is using it as an excuse to develop nuclear weapons. but next most non jews visits the british capital to explore the russian side of life in london for. hello and welcome to the program of exploring different cities around you are taking a look at russian history and culture meeting russian experts ex-pats exploring russian life outside of russia and we begin this week showed the beautiful city of london for centuries russia has influenced culture all over the world today that fusion continues in arts and entertainment a rich and diverse mix that it cites the senses. says the feel of the u.s. is solved thousands of russians have moved to london the

is defending champion roger federer he marched into the fourth round with a one sided victory over milly's say of the swiss made a storming start to the match as he moved into an early lead all of it was four games to love before managing to close out the first set six three isn't seeded belgium opponents put up more of a fight in the second set and even managed to break the world number two for the twenty nine year old back to take the second move within a set of victory and there is to be no stopping federer seeking the win in an hour of forty five minutes to book a meeting with tommy robredo in the fourth round. oh. i thought today was intense through the first two sets they're almost in reflect how tough it really could have been. i thought it was i think maybe brokers were a little bit because it was up three one in the second i think you will and i was able to come back and i think we need eleven straight games which was obviously. a great one i got on and was able to do a few different things i'm very happy it was a matter of. dutchman robin hard played arguably the shot of the day

turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home and milly's lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor am it forty. eight people have been found murdered in a house in russia a family and two members of staff were killed in the violence which police believe was between rival criminal gangs are first takes up the story. you know the eight people have been killed we've also heard that there are teach children that have been found alive at the house where the attacks were carried out one an eight year old child and one one month old baby now the baby is currently in hospital and we've already heard that they suspect that this is a revenge attack by rival criminal gangs in the area the kids the head of the family that was killed was named to be a local criminal chief and no you know along with the dead there was his wife his daughter his adopted son and his son in law and some of the household staff as well now they were found reportedly in the carriage and the eig

a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment milly has. brought its people out so into the streets in anger and yes it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to cool home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems the norwegian person of the year time left in no way can now be counted in days not weeks. but coming up later in the program banking on china find out why america's best in one want to make a quick buck. brought the infamous drugs kingpin to the streets of the main city. alleged. to make his first u.s. court appearance for a pretrial hearing in faces charges of conspiring to kill americans and supplying weapons to terrorists they need to maintain his innocence the media continues to call him mentions of death. reports. you. are one three. true to form hollywood and most of the us love a great villain in the film lord of war nicolas cage please have your was officials celebrate his arrest the so-called merchant of death is now a federal inmate who is this mer

like i've traveled in the middle east in the last in the map last year and previously you travel millis people like you're from the usa you guys suck now it's like all anyone says is obama so at least the face of united states foreign relations has had a rating effect on some parts of the some part of the world i think the underlying problems like that it's a democratic president it's not a socialist president it's a democrat you know it's like he does the things you expect democrats to do you know the u.s. government you know your music as a form of you know worst techniques that some people consider torture blasting your music for seventy two hours nonstop so you essentially convince detainees to give information how did you feel when you found out that the u.s. government had used your music to torture people when we learned that the united states government was using rage against machines music to torture people in guantanamo bay we sued the state department to get him to stop and we were unsuccessful in that suit and pursued over the course of a couple of years and i think it's a t

a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment milly has. brought its people out to the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks. coming up later in the program not backing down the head of new talk from around your program find out why it's around remains defiant against sanctions aimed at curbing its power play. season's greetings from a dead drugs ukrainians left perplexed by getting out of the new year from the man who was once the world's most notorious cocaine trafficker. now the e.u. boycotted the inauguration of belarus's incumbent leader alexander lukashenko as he was sworn in for his fourth all twenty seven member states refused to send representatives to the ceremony in response to claims that the december election was rigged the result spawned violent reaction which the opposition the d

a suitcase in case today's the day she has to leave her home the norwegian government's treatment milly has. brought its people out onto the streets in anger and yet it would now take a humiliating state u. turn to allow her to stay in the country she grew up in and has come to call home i'm a lawyer hasn't given up but it seems for the norwegian person of the year time left in norway can now be counted in days not weeks nor abbots r.t. . and still to come in the program a repeat performance of the iraq war inquiry in the form of the prime minister of his decision to invade iraq in two thousand and three it is second appearance tony blair is asked to clarify his previous testimony got more coming up also. on the russian spies in from the cold and on the t.v. . chapman show and what she's now revealing just a couple of minutes time. less than two hours from now russian business one of the alleged arms delivered to boot is set to appear in a u.s. court for a pretrial hearing he's facing charges of conspiring to kill americans and supplying weapons to terrorists while bush maintains his in

these two examples from millie launching her debut accessories collection in jan vn, these aren't evenle of weeks. basically anything with structure and shape. you don't want to see anything slouchy or shapeless or sloppy. kind of taking a cue from the "mad men" style we admired so much last year. >> i love that style, i have to admit. in terms of clothing, one thing is always that question of the skirt because the skirt just keeps shrinking higher and higher. are we going to get any relief when it comes to hemlines? >> everything kinds of goes these days except diners really embracing for this year is the longer hemline seeing anything from just below the knee, even to the floor. that's not just for evening dresses. what we have here is straight off the runway from rising star designer -- seeing footage here from his 2011 spring show and, as you can see, it's not dowdy. people think it is a strange lepst but he thinks is very intelligent. >> i like that. >> sounds like you, katrina. >> you, too. >> thank you. >> i want to show you this. this entire look which is amazing, head to toe s

trillion dollar cut in medicaid for the sample with 77 million of my generation joining a club 44 milli under the cms scenario the willdrive 20% of hospitals and doctors out of practice and so those aren't winning strategies for anybody that needs health care in the united states. >> matej zenas batres. a question for each of you. on the tax question, corporate tax rate the at ministry is floating around ideas region of the business community which are you recommending in terms of the offsets trying to do this in a revenue neutral way, can be done it? what do you think wille off the budget that you would support? tom on china whose visit next week the currency always gets the issue but there is a lot of underbrush. what kind of things are you trying to put away for the chinese and export controls were pushing the chinese to open certain areas? >> first i would say thank you for asking me the china question and him the tax question. the china issue now currency is important and the beginning of there's going to be a further reduction in the currency but the real issue ere is to continue

the steps, taken by democrats and republicans, will grow the economy and d to the more than one milli private sector jobs created last year. but we have more work to do. the steps we've taken over the last two years may have broken the back of this recession -- but to win the future, we'll ed to take on challenges that have been decades in the makin many people watching tonight can probably remember a time when finding a good job meant showing up at a nearby factory or a business downtown. you didn't always need a degree, and your competition was pretty much limited to your neighbors. if you worked hard, chances are you uld have a job for life, with a decent paycheck, good benefits, and the occasional promotn. maybe you would even have the pride of seeing your kids work at the same company. that world has changed. and for many, the change has been painful. i've seen it in the shuttered windows of once booming factories, and the vacant storefronts of once busy main streets. i've heard it in the frustrations of americans who've seen their paychecks dwindle or their jobs disappear -- pro

>> again, i think we have seen the role on issues like millie east peace in the middle east peace that historically, the government of egypt has played. that is important, but there is a responsibility that is had by the government of egypt regardless of the role that they have played internationally or regionally over the course of any number of years. they also have to address the grievances that have built up for those same number of years within the country of egypt. this is an important opportunity to institute concrete and legitimate political reforms to address the concerns of the egyptian people and make some substantial progress. that is what we are looking for. >> what is the u.s. still support countries and regimes that we know do not respect human rights? >> we have documented the concerns that some have had for quite some time, as is the case with a country like china. we have a whole host of bilateral issues that we deal with countries on, as we did in the recent trip. there were economic security and basic human rights issues that presidente when the meets with his count