this is coach minsk saw a terrible terrorist attack an april. terrible tragedy but immediately after it occurred people started saying that look and sound go well acted as a shrewd politician and used to strengthen his own political standing and to weaken the opposition. do you think that's true that was what. he said straight away that it could only be the opposition who could have done this just war which was proved not to be the fact later but it's still for them and this only because they were real professionals saw me investigating. here's our police are too stupid and busy battering civilians as you put it so we know why didn't you russians and israeli investigators. and they conducted equality investigation when it turned out and i don't think culprits were involved with the opposition but look at shank of course will still claim it was the opposition's fault now he blames all the earlier attacks some down play at the moment but this i think was done by other people than those who investigated this the tragedy so whenever things get diffi

the currency crisis in minsk has pred panic among the population the people have been allowed to paint the us dollars and euros for title and tourist services to see it as a recognition of the defeat of the russian ruble in this situation present only solution for suddenly made a statement he could release political prisoners many analysts said he was trying to bargain financial aid from the west. but a day later to have missed the look of political rivals was sentenced to long prison terms the crackdown on the opposition leaders has made the aid from the i.m.f. virtually impossible when still can receive a one billion dollar trade from russia but can only do so if it sells most to some key state assets experts say massage and who's putting himself in a very shaky situation if he doesn't find a way to stabilize the feverish national economy he may lose the grip of the country has been ruling by the strong hand during the last seventeen years. there's been a good day mr square which. very much for coming to our show it's an honor to have you here today we will be discussing this situati

reporting from minsk in belarus. elsewhere tonight north korean leader kim jong il's in china according to south korean news agency reports suggested that his son and there traveled to the north key allies to discuss the pressures from face of the nuclear program conflicts abroad usually kept secret which we'd speculation about his health. to american astronauts had a six hour space walk cut short but not before completing a few experiments and repairs were called back inside the international space station after a carbon dioxide america failed in one of the after most protective suits the mission's part of the shuttle's final journey before retirement. the operator of japan's crisis in fukushima nuclear plants made a record loss of fifteen billion dollars it's the country's biggest ever corporate loss which forced the firm directive to quit and the nuclear campaign of philip white told us changes at the top what made a big difference if you look at teen years two thousand and two there's a big scandal involving. all

reporting from minsk in belarus.now to some other world news first take a look at this spectacular footage of the american astronauts on a space walk their six hours for all outside the international space station is to carry out experiments and. it's one of the astronauts first time in orbit and he says it's a true. ever shuttle that start yesterday it's on its final journey or retired. the operator of japan's crisis hit of human nuclear plant has made a record loss of fifteen billion dollars it's the country's biggest ever corporate loss and force the firm's director to quit because he was operators have been heavily criticized over its contingency plans after the quake and tsunami and march which destroyed cooling systems and sent the reactors into belt. in pakistan now the taliban has carried out a bomb attack in two armored u.s. consular vehicles the blast killed a passing motorcyclist a group of passengers in one of the cars the taliban says it will continue targeted nato diplomats and arjun's crosstalk later t

let's see reporting from minsk in belarus. let's look at some other world news now north korea's leader kim jong il is in china according to south korea news agencies earlier reports suggested that his son. had traveled to the north towards allies but china is the only country the north still talking to and it's thought they'll discuss global pressure on him to be about its nuclear program but there's this it's are usually made in secret and often spark rumors about his health. and got to stop the taliban has carried out a bomb attack the two armored u.s. consular vehicles the blast killed a passing motorcyclists and passengers in one of the cars where the taliban says it will continue targeting made to the diplomat in artie's cross talk about twenty minutes time the panel focuses on for turbulence between the track star. and these two american astronauts had their six hour space walk cut short but not before completing a few experiments and repairs they were called back inside the international space station after incompetent

reporting from minsk in belarus. some of the stories making headlines around the world and first we have pictures from cancer space live pictures here of two members of the international space station's trying out the first spacewalk since the shuttle endeavor. interview with pictures and a camera installed it seems on the helmet of the. well they're trying to install new antennas for a wireless communication system as well as carrying out other much needed maintenance is expected to take around six hours. massive out of all fracturing australian city of dozens of fire crews battling flames caused by right one thousand liters of burning motor oil. last night before one of the internal to me known as thought that. the pakistani car bomb was detonated on a u.s. consulate vehicles like. the blast killed a passing severely wounded several passengers and one of the. taliban's responsibility for that. and to meet targets that's from the states a lot of crosstalk program which is. focuses on the turbulent relationship betwe

they're reporting from minsk and that's all the latest business for now we'll have more for you just under an hour's time stay with us now.

reporting from minsk in belarus. there are some other stories making headlines around the world this hour at least four people were killed and one hundred others injured after a five point nine magnitude earthquake hit western turkey where authorities injuries were caused by broken glass. no serious. caught it off the shocks article next few days gots to cause damage. released filmmaker lost bone tree has been turfed out of the town film festival of the calling himself a nazi and it was simply thought that this film brings in competition for long term prizes but if it wins the director to attend the closing sermon on sunday he said he regretted the remarks saying they were just a joke. must of. fracturing australians if you remember dozens of who's gotten most wanted flames are caused by five hundred thousand liters of burning motor oil with a great loss to the whole night for fun it was out in the morning no one has thought that. a roadside bomb was detonated at all of us consulate because there's a cross or i lost

let's hear a sharp ski artsy reporting from minsk in belarus. let's look at some other world news now in fact aside the taliban has carried out a bomb. in the two armored u.s. consular vehicles the blast killed a passing motorcyclists and wounded passengers in one of the cars of the taliban says it will continue targeting nato diplomats and artist crosstalk later today the panel focuses on the target was moved to pakistan and washington. allowed to take a look at the spectacular footage of two american astronauts on a space walk where there are six hour stroll outside the international space station as a carry out experiments and maintenance work it's one of the astronauts first sign of orbit and he says it's a dream come true but for the endeavor shuttle which stopped yesterday its final journey before retirement. now it may lack a luxury resorts are pawns from beaches but i'm talking because frozen barren labs are still a hotspot for some and our next report from the southern most tip of the earth thomas meets those spreads and clouds of dolla

reporting from minsk in girl rose. now some other stories making headlines around the world this hour at least thirty five people killed twelve others injured by insurgents who attacked a road construction site in southeastern afghanistan first a suicide car bomber tore through the gates of a housing workers some one hundred militants opened fire from the surrounding hills killing guards and neighbors and. the taliban has claimed responsibility for that sort of deadliest in months. ten people among them children gone missing in central colombia massive landslide or significant damage to dozens of houses burying some official say the mudslide was triggered by a president of heavy rains east didn't come to the guard since january from similar incidents. danish filmmaker lars von trier has been turfed out film festival of the quality and nazi and the sympathizers this film on here means in competition for all prizes. ten closing ceremony on sunday. saying they were just a joke. now we continue our special series of report

reporting from minsk in belarus. there are some other stories making headlines around the world this hour. at least four people were killed hundreds of others injured by what my quake and western. majority of injuries were caused by. seeing. disaster also left the entire area without electricity no serious material that we can put aftershocks. filmmaker contreras been turfed out of the town film festival after calling himself a nazi sympathizer. film. titian. i think. about ten closing ceremony on sunday and i said he regretted the remarks saying they were just a joke. massive fire broke out all for sure industry and city know dozens of fire crews battle rooms with a phrase used by one hundred thousand leads is a really beautiful battle with the blaze lasted a whole night before running out in a mist but. now we continue our special series of reports from the southernmost continents they want article lacks the luxury resorts that still attracts many people who are ready to spend thousands of dollars on a ten day trip

reporting from minsk in belarus now to some other stories making headlines around the world members of the international space station's crew are carrying out their first spacewalks as the docking docking of the shuttle endeavor well they're trying to install a new antennas for a wireless communication system as well as carrying out other much needed maintenance well the risky walk is expected to take. six hours in total and earlier the crew successfully set up a two billion dollar device decide to help scientists discover the origin of the universe. a massive fire broke out of an oil factory in the australian city of melbourne dozens of far crews battles an enormous wall of flames caused by five hundred thousand liters of burning motor or of the battle with the blaze lasted the whole night before finally being put out the early morning no one is thought to have been. in pakistan a car bomb was detonated near two armored you rest consular vehicles as they passed by the blast killed a passing civilian and wounded several passengers in one of the cars or the taliban has claimed responsib

let's see russia ski odyssey reporting from minsk in belarus. there are some other stories making headlines around the world and first we have some live pictures from outer space two members of the international space station's crew occurring at the first space walk since the. trying to install this for a while on a screen the mission the system as well as. much maintenance. is expected to take some six hours. massive fire broke out at an oil. well but dozens of fire crews battle an enormous woman flames was my life. isn't burned. through the grades last night friday is now. known as storm. of the storm a roadside bomb was detonated near the u.s. consulate. at last it killed a passing civilian. centers in one of the calls. and responsibility called it saying it will continue. member states nazis' cross-talk program. the focus is on the turbulent relationship between pakistan and. the united states is fighting the taliban and its associates gannets why pakistan and its army and intelligence service supports some of the groups who are killing amer

reporting from minsk in belarus. and now to some other stories making headlines around the world the first we have pictures from. members of the international space station its crew are carrying out the first spacewalk since the docking of the shuttle endeavor well they are trying to install new antennas very wireless communication system as well as carried out other much real. well the walk is expected to take six hours. a massive fire broke out of an old factory in the israel and city of melbourne dozens of fire crews battled an enormous wall of flames caused by five hundred pounds of reverse of burning motor oil the battle with the blaze last of the whole night before finally being put out early morning no one was thought to have worked. on pakistan a car bomb was detonated near two armored u.s. consulate vehicles as they passed by the blast killed a passing civilian and wounded several passengers in one of the cars the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack saying they will continue targeting diplomats

see reporting from minsk in belarus there are some other stories making headlines around the world this. massive fire broke out and actually in australian city of mumbai dozens of fire crews battled an enormous one of flames caused by five hundred thousand leads in its own brutal battle with the blaze last night before finally being turned me. to it. at least four people were killed and one hundred others injured after a five point nine magnitude earthquake hit western turkey majority of the injuries were caused by the loss of disaster also that the entire area without an atrocity very serious material which is simply aftershocks in the next few days could still cause damage. the pakistan a roadside bomb was detonated to u.s. consulate vehicles as they passed. killed a passing civilian landed several passengers and one cause the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack and will continue targeting diplomats from nato member states in artie's crosstalk coming your way. to be a focus is on the term relationship between pakistan and washington. and i think it is fighting the taliba

reporting from minsk in belarus well use a brief north korean leader kim jong il's in china according to south seas early reports suggested that his son an arab travel to the mosque. discuss the pressures company faces over its nuclear program kim's trips abroad are usually kept secret which speculation about his health. for these two american astronauts six space cut short but not before completing a few experiments and. after a carbon dioxide monitor failed in one of the astronauts protective fence their mission is part of the shuttle's final journey now before. it may like. beaches but i'm dr because frozen barren lands are still a hotspot for so and in our next report from the southernmost tip of the earth actually showing thomas weeds those spending thousands of dollars to swap. for frost. the guests on board this cruise ship get ready to come ashore to experience something magical an article that is an area to visit a young imagination i mean you can meet cops look at t.v. shows and try to be compared to the experience every trip again once we take people down here they are only

reporting from minsk in belarus. elsewhere tonight north korean leader kim jong il's in china calling to his three news agencies reports suggested that he had traveled to the north's key ally to discuss the question of this country's facing right now over its nuclear program trips abroad are usually kept secret which speculation about his health. this american astronauts of the six zero spaceport cut short but not before completing a few experiments as they were called back inside the international space station after a pardon dockside monitor failed in one of the astronauts suits their mission as part of the endeavor shuttles final journey before retirement. it may lag luxury resorts all palm beaches but i'm tired because frozen barren lands are still a hot spot for some in our next report from the southernmost tip of the earth. spending thousands of dollars to swap five star frust. the guests on board this cruise ship get ready to come ashore to experience something magical an arctic is an area to visit a young ima

reporting from minsk in belarus. elsewhere tonight north korean leader kim jong il's in china according to south korean news agencies early reports suggested that his son an air head traveled to the north korea like discuss the pressure his country faces over its nuclear program kim trips abroad are usually kept secret which brings speculation about his health. and. at least two american astronauts of the six space walk cut short but not before completing for the sparrows and repairs they were called back inside the international space station after a carbon dioxide monitor failed and one of the astronauts protective suits the mission is part of the endeavor shuttle final journey before its secretary. it may lack luxury resorts or palm strewn beaches but on target is frozen barren land still a hot spot for some and in our next report from the southernmost tip of the earth r.t. shaun thomas needs those spending thousands of dollars to swap five star for frust the guests on board this cruise ship get ready to come asho

events name i guess on the program is the care which i've ridden the news yesterday that a man in minsk has bought thirty two refrigerators and brought them no the problem is the severe financial crisis and whether russia that's turning into nover all economic crisis at least it may turn into such a crisis prices are skyrocketing nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow people are buying all they can for the country desperately needs cash injections from the outside can this economic situation influence the isolated political regime and they will be talking about it to the former leader of the country the first president of independent or those students laugh for a sketch. the currency tries assume it's because credit panic among the population if you will have been allowed to paint the us dollars in euros for petrol in tourist services is perceived as a recognition of the defeat of the russian ruble in this situation present exaltation who suddenly made a statement he could release political prisoners many analysts said he was trying. bogen financial aid from the west but a day lat

about the effects of this treatment in this country i have been impressed by the methadone program in minsk in particular and i remember going there only in the morning they opened the center very early and steeple come and take the methadone because after that they go to work and instead of being broke users who are useless are not able to get into great in society and these people are by. at work are being a living and you know making a useful life for themselves and i think this is the part which is particularly important drug users who are on here in do not have this capacity people only that one can do that it's not perfect they're still taking opiates they everyone would prefer the dystopic doing it but at least they are living normally in society a little as it is a damaging for the grain for the body and mean the methadone and. no not particularly damaging but when you can you become a drug addict over starting with methadone or or not because it doesn't give you pleasure it does make you heard no one wants to take methadone for the greater opportunities doesn't it give you anything

candidate has been sentenced to five years behind bars for organizing a mass protest in the capital minsk last year that a sonic off pled not guilty and said the whole case was highly politicized last december opposition supporters held a thousand strong demonstration to protest against what they called the reelection of president alexander lukashenko of the unrest was violently surprised by what police more than six hundred people were detained at the time and dozens injured by level full of. strongly condemned the violence and imposed sanctions on the president and many of the last dictator of europe. to some other stories from around the globe global for you right now. police in new york have detained the head of the i.m.f. on suspicion of sexual assault dominique strauss kahn was taken off a plane minutes before departure to be questioned about the alleged incident with a hotel maid the thirty two year old alleges that strauss kahn attacked her but she managed to escape police were called in but by the two. they arrived at the potential french presidential candidate had already left f

is been sentenced to five years behind bars for organized a mass protest in protest in the capital minsk last year under a senate pled not guilty and said the whole case was highly politicized last december opposition supporters held up thousand strong demonstrations to protest what they said was the rigged reelection of president alexander lukashenko again arrest was violently suppressed by riot police more than six hundred people were detained dozens injured by what the bullets the e.u. strongly condemned the violence and impose sanctions on the president and many the last of the people. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe new violence flared in syria with three people reported killed near the city of homs they said day after authorities said they're ready for dialogue with the opposition international pressure is mounting on syria over brutal crackdowns on protests with some eight hundred killed and more than a thousand arrests two months. u.s. have imposed sanctions on the country as russians it is said to be considering declaring president assad's all

candidate has been sentenced to five years behind bars for organizing a mass protest in the capital minsk last last year on the day summit off claimed not guilty and said the whole case was highly politicized last december opposition supporters held a thousand strong demonstration to protest against what they called the rigged reelection of president alexander lukashenko the unrest was violently suppressed by riot police more than six hundred people were detained and dozens injured by rubber bullets the east wrongly condemned the violence and imposed sanctions on. president who many dubbed the last dictator in europe. and coming up this hour it's a night to remember. muscovites opt for a cultural outing as the capital's many museums and galleries open their doors to all offering free entry and a variety of special show. now on to some other stories from around the world for you right now. new violence has flared in syria with three people reported killed near the city of it comes a day after authorities said it very ready for dialogue with the opposition international pressure is mounting

president because she accuses some news outlets of exaggerating the country's dire economic situation minsk has already asked russia and the international monetary fund for a bailout moscow was previously said it's ready to provide a billion dollar loan but that it's unlikely to come with conditions. and in a few minutes artie's intrepid sean thomas puts the heat of global warming on ice. scientists all over the world are debating the global warming is it happening or is it not i'm john thompson answered to go drumming up on r.g.p. we explore with people down here are saying about the subject. a look at some world news in brief now greece's senior politicians have failed to agree on a very set of deep cuts and reforms which are necessary to stop that slide into the fold but the party leaders say that the measures will ruin the country's economy and destroy society and their conditions for the brass a bailout from the e.u. and i.m.f. with other eurozone countries eager to make nice take more of the string. the exiled former leader of one douras is due to return to the small central american

with its partners in the former soviet states are preparing a three billion dollar rescue loan from minsk however a look of audience from a i j s global insight believes this will only provide temporary relief. i think it will be useful only for short term and the long term we will not be able to. basically make the necessary changes the necessary changes to the economy has to be done by the political leadership and the question is will. the russian president and he's government have the political will to go through a restructuring of the economy is facing a currency crisis is it basically needs to get this liquidity levels up as soon as possible but is having trouble borrowing good. national bank of rebellion was decided in response to this crisis to remove for exchange controls on the local currency plummeted in the past ten days it has lost about two thirds of its value so the crisis it seems to continue. taking a look at the markets now no oil is trading down under one hundred dollars a barrel at present contrary to expectations of an increased rate cruise around one hundred eleven do

need of any currency right now we certainly heard several indications that moscow would be helping minsk in that sense we've heard both assurances from the russian leader that there will be receiving almost six billion dollars loan from russia we also heard some indication from the russian financial minister who also said that this alone the possibility of this loan would be discussed during this summit in. so far we've had no official confirmation from either the prime minister of russia vladimir putin or any ministers. would be provided anytime soon but we're understand that russia would be able to provide. this loan only of managed to reform its economy and launch of the privatization which russia could take part in as well. russia's state run rosneft may seek compensation for the failed shares what was the deputy prime minister igor section one of the main architects of the deal says the company's lawyers are studying the viability of a clane section does not specify whether it's b.p. or its russian partners. that might be the target both rosneft and they are of previously threatened

value in less than one month and part the crisis was caused by russia's axing trade preferences from minsk that's in addition to the poor management of the bill russian economy which is largely unformed since the soviet era means because i asked russia and the international monetary fund for a bailout oscar's ranger provided a one billion dollar loan but this is likely to come under certain conditions. if. looks at. the situation and i don't think it will be guided by previous patterns of just outright subsidies or transfers to bellows it will want to see certain changes in terms of the economic policy approach and in terms of economic policy cooperation with russia so i think potentially maybe seeking in terms of assistance to deleuze would be closer trade and investment and probably some greater leeway and possibility to participate in the privatization process. yesterday's inflation has reached four point five percent which is eighty basis points i think year of last year consumer costs have been driven by of natural prices which are risen by thirteen percent and last month the governme

with its partners in the former soviet states are preparing a three billion dollar rescue loan from minsk however little groovy and from i.h.s. global insight believes this will only provide temporary relief i think it will be useful only for short term and the long term it will not be able to. basically make the necessary changes the necessary changes to the economy has to be done by the political leadership and the question is will. the russian president and he's government have the political will to go through a restructuring of the economy is facing a currency crisis or basically needs to get its liquidity levels up as soon as possible but is having trouble borrowing get. national bank of the pillars decided in response to this crisis to remove exchange controls on the local currency plummeted in the past ten days it has lost about two thirds of its value so the crisis it seems to continue. russia's state run rosneft may seek compensation for the failed share swap deal with b.p. deputy prime minister igor research and one of the main architects of the deal says the company's lawyers a

addition to the poor management of telegraphs economy which is largely a reform since the soviet era minsk has asked russia and the international monetary fund for a bailout moscow said it would be ready to give out one billion dollars not. russia is battling to pull its gas pipelines exempted from the e.u.'s third errantly package and argument bans one company for being a gas supply and transporter at the same time russian officials claim legislation will damage investments in oil and gas infrastructure projects rare for be harmful to european energy security well larry are there from the russian gas society explains what changes he'd like to see. them pretty much. we think that certainly should be taken into the third package position is that the energy package should come into legal force or gas pipelines we do understand the difficulty of talks given the legislation has already come into force but we have to keep making steps towards finding a compromise it's all relative from me joy my colleague katrina she'll be here in around fifteen minutes time with an update. you didn't start all

its partners in the former soviet states have agreed to a three billion dollar rescue learned from minsk to discuss the issue i'm joined by lynette avoided young country analyst at i.h.s. global insight how low let's now tell me how bad is the situation and valerie. well bellers. facing a currency crisis is basically needs to get this liquidity levels up as soon as possible but it's having trouble borrowing it. national bank of decided and response to this crisis to remove exchange controls and as you said the local currency plummeted in the past ten days it has lost about two thirds of its value so the crisis it seems to continue so what what happened how did how did they get to this point. what are they a multiple of factors that led to these but essentially the main problem with belorussian economy is that since the collapse of the soviet union whiles the other former soviet countries when through transition period they transition from soviet style economy to a market economy well it is sort of stuck early ages of this transition it is not a restructured it is largely state controlled

with its partners in the form it soviet states have agreed to a three billion dollar rescue line from minsk. explains what's precipitated the crisis now there have been several reasons for the situation first of all of course the poor and economy which they'd almost the same from the soviet era and the mistakes of the government in the previous several years have led to this crisis and is buying more than in excess of sports also one of the reasons for this currency crisis also many experts say that the practice during the presidential campaign in the back half of last year that president lukashenko raised state salaries by thirty percent and that's also one of the reasons why the country is in serious need of any currency right now. russia's state run rosneft may seek compensation for the failed share swap deal with b.p. deputy prime minister igor citron one of the main architects of the deal says the company's lawyers are studying the viability of a claim set and does not specify whether it is b.p. or its russian partners they are but might be the target both rosneft n a r have previously

to the poor management of the bill russo economy which is largely on reforms since the soviet era minsk has asked russia and the international monetary fund for a bailout and moscow's ready to provide a one billion dollar loan but this is likely to come under certain conditions if russell looks at. the situation and i don't think it will be guided by previous patterns of just outright subsidies or transfers to balance it will want to see certain changes in terms of the economic policy approach and in terms of economic policy car creation with russia so i think potentially with russia. in terms of its assistance to build rooms would be closer to trade and investment ties and probably some greater. possibility to participate in the privatization process. business south he will be back in fifteen minutes time with an update i'll see you then join me. repairing a broken ancient. highway construction and humanitarian aid. bugs a shady efficiency market the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. for tearing here is no longer just towns and drug trafficking the bigamist done and the

presidential candidates been sentenced to five years behind bars for organizing a mass protest in the capital minsk last year andrei seneca of pled not guilty and so the whole case was highly politicized last december opposition supporters held up thousands strong demonstration protesting what they called the rigged reelection of president alexander litvinenko unrest was violently suppressed by riot police more than six hundred people with a tainted dozens injured by rubber bullets the e.u. strongly condemned the violence and impose sanctions on the president. the last dictator of europe. stay with us here on r t coming up this hour a night to remember moscow vice. outing as the capital's many museums and galleries open their doors to all offering free entry and a variety of special shows. turning first though to some other stories making headlines across the globe new violence has flared in syria with three people reported killed near the city of homs this comes a day after authorities said they're ready for dialogue with the opposition international pressure is growing on syria over little craft

sannikov in the defendant's cage during his trial in the byelarus capital of minsk. they put him in a cage. can anyone think of a more telling symbol of lukashenko's tyranny than a sham court decision with a k.g.b. cage? this crime? this man ran for president of his country. in december last year after nearly two decades of unchecked power, lukashenko decided he'd have an open election, in his words an open election. many took him at his word and decided they'd run for president. apparently lukashenko didn't care for that idea. his idea of election is no one runs against you. so he staged a sham election and then arrested five of the six presidential candidates, and more than 600 peaceful demonstrators after the election. i visited byelarus some weeks afterwards, met with the family members of these brave candidates and activists, and i've got to tell you it was a moving experience. the meetings included members of mr. sannikov's family. this is a photo which we took in the office of the u.s. consolate in minsk in byelarus. it shows constantine sannikov ali senako an

been directed at transit systems around the world including london, moscow, madrid and most recently minsk. others have been directed at the path and subway systems, but the transit system i think has been kept safe to to the commissioner kelly's intelligent role of the police force to its projection. the nypd could not have accomplished much without the support of congress and the department of homeland security especially through the transit security grant program. chance of security programs have the main awareness system which will be interpol to the protection of the transit at the new world trade center now it is rapidly taking shape. they've also supported the central training for officers working on the subway system. it helped cover the cost of the deployment. community grants express a commitment on the part of the federal government to protect only the trains and rails and stations the rise above them but also the people who ride the trains. the dhs is always recognized new york city is the top of the target list for al qaeda and affiliate's and the nypd strategy that combines t