moldova has no special laboratories for d.n.a. analysis the has had to send their blood samples abroad to have the results returned by mail. there is one vital person missing from this table on whom the moment of truth depends the family decided that to take a d.n.a. sample from the second mother one of the sons had to go to her. after six thousand kilometers and more than twenty four hours for your daughter returns home to the woman he once called his mother in childhood when she saw her son through the window maria was still struggling with feelings of resentment and could not hold back a tears. hi mom. mom. why are you crying. what happened it's ok. fyodor can hardly recognize his own mother she has lost twenty kilos over the past year it seems that maria still believes field or is her son. and perhaps with the help of this test everything will go back to the way it was and her beloved child will never leave her again. what we did to be analyzed d.n.a. profiles from maria and if you order to see whether he's the biological moth

thousands of people across romania and albania and moldova are trapped in their villages and authorities are using helicopters and army trucks to deliver supplies and are digging people out. still ahead, will they remain side-by-side? european union talks on a new bailout for the country of greece as brussels six more reassurance for its money. let's take a look at stories making headlines around the world. we begin with the financial times, which is still focusing on the greek debt crisis. the front-page article says euro zone officials have called off a meeting of finance ministers to approve a vital bailout for aspin's. itomes amid a growing by about the merits of allowing a national default. the international herald tribune of business as a warning for greece, summing up portugal opposing position. economic growth slowing. the china daily said relations between china and the u.s. are maturing as the vice-president of china speaks candidly with american leaders about their differences. the independents front pages dedicated to a new report that suggested a quarter of the world's child

died across eastern europe and tens of thousands have been housebound by record snow levels with moldova and albania also badly affected . business is next year and are at sea with kareena stay with us. so welcome to business here in r t we go straight to our top story this hour all have hit a six months high following an elvis month in the iranian media that the country was cutting exports to six european countries iran's state run press t.v. says it's a response to the e.u. sanctions over the country's nuclear program the move applies to spain italy france greece portugal and netherlands earlier the european union approved an embargo against iranian oil imports starting from the first of july however it intended existing contracts be complete it. meanwhile crude prices already has worries over supply dominated concern about weak economic growth light sweet is currently trading near one hundred two dollars a barrel while brant is hovering between one hundred in one thousand one hundred twenty dollars per barrel. the euro is gaining a bit against the dollar after seeing some losses on tu

died across eastern europe and tens of thousands have been housebound by record snow levels with moldova and albania badly affected. next screen is here with the latest business stay with us. hello and welcome to our business update this all thanks for joining me as we've been reporting iran is denying reports it's cut supply to six european countries iran state run press t.v. said the country was halting supplies to spain italy from the squeeze portugal out of the netherlands this caused all process to jump to a six month high. prices were already up as worries over supply dominated concern about weak economic growth what sweet is currently trading at over one hundred one dollars about brenda's hovering between one hundred eighteen one hundred nineteen dollars. the euro is gaining a bit against the dollar after seeing some losses on tuesday the ruble is high against both european and u.s. currencies following gains on the russian market. most european markets are trading higher. into positive territory lifted by solid gains for back that's after the governor of china's central bank expr

died across eastern europe and tens of thousands have been housebound by record snow levels with moldova and albania also badly affected. greene is here next with the latest business. thank you and he said hello and welcome to business here and as we've been reporting iran is denying reports it's cut supply to six european countries iran's state run press t.v. said the country was halting supplies of oil to spain italy france greece portugal and the netherlands this caused oil prices to jump to a six month high let's look at the figures now futures rallied to the best level of five weeks light sweet is currently trading below one hundred ten two dollars a barrel of brant burned is hovering at eight one hundred eighteen and one hundred nineteen dollars per barrel. the euro is gaining a bit against the dollar after seeing some losses on tuesday who is high against both the european and the u.s. currencies following gains on the russian market. stocks in the u.s. open mixed children between mild gains and losses certainty over greece come to better than expected economic reports from europe

died across eastern europe and tens of thousands have been housebound by record snow levels with moldova and albania also about the affected. let's get the latest now from korea not at the business desk. it's twenty four past four pm here in moscow welcome to business with me korean american it's good to have you with me the latest short term drops of russian gas supplies to europe spurred discussions on how to secure consumers from possible cuts in the future ahead of gas bombs expert branch alexander made video says one of the ways is to increase storage capacities in the region. to choose a key. supply for extreme situations like. those as well repros a program to. experience . between two hundred to three hundred million euros for a few years two to visit kyoto with. the destiny of russia second subsidy gas linked to europe will be decided this autumn the country's gas monopoly gas problem says it will confirm a final investment decision on south stream in the vendor the pipeline will deliver gas to europe bypassing transit countries such as ukraine and is currently expected to be co

record snow levels with moldova and albania also badly affected. water cannons and tear gas having fired ex richie conscripts knowledge and capital to protesting for recognition this rule veterans regular soldiers who fought in the falklands conflict in one thousand eight hundred ten are entitle to pensions and. demonstrators say they should have the same rights despite being deployed to the audience twenty four people were detained and several injured coming up in ten minutes time on our cross-talk program people of l. looks at the ongoing dispute over the legal status. that its founders found around the falkland islands in the area. under its sovereign control then we know where the oil belongs but the sort of back and forth between origin clearly. and the following continues to dominate. the i guess the only the only colonial that are going to hold. argentina wants a colonize three thousand british subjects on the whole. galaxy you want to david cameron too but it's going to be i know what you want. us to. three thousand people who live on the f

moldova fresh economic polish current president syrian regime to push through a polarizing u.n. resolution. technology to support political activism prime minister putin goes online has failed to prove russian democracy. going to change in the fear of the country's russian minority hopes to win in the coming referendum that could see their native language officially recognize this the next attempt to secure their political rights. and in the business will attend gal's problem has acknowledged to reduce gas supplies to european customers the details in about twenty minutes. with well news and much more you know with characteristic the european union is preparing a new batch of sanctions against syria which the french foreign minister says will be the harshest yet it comes off to a solution that could have paved the way for military intervention was struck down at the u.n. meanwhile in syria security forces cleared all but two positions strongholds around the capital seizing vast countries of arms and explosives in the. opposition fighters in homs also reportedly attacked a number

in november, 2009, the doj charged the seven defendants from estonia, russia and moldova with hacking into the royal bank of scotland and stealing $9 million for more than 2100 atms and the 200 cities worldwide in 12 hours. in 2009, federal officials indicted three men for stealing data for more than 130 million credit cards hacking into five major companies computer systems including 711, heartland payment systems and the supermarket chain. finally, an unclassified report by the intelligence community in november, 2011 said cyrus intrusion against the company's cost untold billions of dollars annually, and the report named china and russia as aggressive and persistent cyberthieves. modern warfare is already employed in cyber attacks as seen in estonia and georgia. and unfortunately, it may only be a matter of time before we see cyber attacks that can cause catastrophic loss of life whether by terrorists or state adversaries. our enemies are constantly on the offensive and in the fiber domain is much harder for us to play defense than it is to attack. the hard question is what do we d

in november 2009 doj charged seven defendants from estonia, russia and moldova with hacking into thecotland and stealing there are -- $9 million from more than 2100 atms in 200 cities worldwide in 12 hours. in 2009 federal officials indicted three men for stealing >> it is much harder for us to play defense than it is for them to attack. the hard question is, what do we do about this dangerous and growing cyber threat? i believe the comprehensive bill that has been introduced, the cybersecurity act of 2012, is an essential part of this answer. i'd like to speak briefly on the cybersecurity information-sharing bill that i introduced on monday and that you have included in title vii in your legislation. the goal of this bill is to improve the ability of the private sector and the government to share information on cyber threats that both sides need to improve their defenses. however, a combination of existing law, the threat of litigation and standard business practices has presented or deterred private sector companies from sharing information about the cyber threats they face and the

in november, 2009, the doj charged the seven defendants from estonia, russia and moldova with hacking into the royal bank of scotland and stealing $9 million for more than 2100 atms and the 200 cities worldwide in 12 hours. in 2009, federal officials indicted three men for stealing data for more than 130 million credit cards hacking into five major companies computer systems including 711, heartland payment systems and the supermarket chain. finally, an unclassified report by the intelligence community in november, 2011 said cyrus intrusion against the company's cost untold billions of dollars annually, and the report named china and russia as aggressive and persistent cyberthieves. modern warfare is already employed in cyber attacks as seen in estonia and georgia. and unfortunately, it may only be a matter of time before we see cyber attacks that can cause catastrophic loss of life whether by terrorists or state adversaries. our enemies are constantly on the offensive and in the fiber domain is much harder for us to play defense than it is to attack. the hard question is what do we d