welcome it's kevin zero in here in moscow tonight with our top story at eight pm and president medvedev says those behind saturday's nationalist riots in moscow will be brought to justice we can rally commemorating a football fan that was killed turned into clashes with police and attacks on i think one already riot officers are again on the capital streets tonight because it's suspected that more violence could flare out he's catarina their. apparently according to sources that we've managed to speak to here at the very heart of the russian capital police received reports and monitored various communications from the internet about a group of a football fans who would plan to meet a number of people from the north caucuses here in the very heart of the russian capital to basically fly it out their differences of course police decided that it is better to be safe than sorry and deployed a very large number of riot police all around my new square where we are right now they've been standing here for a number of hours just monitoring the situation and waiting to see if anything would happ

moscow. now to some international news making headlines around the world delegates at the climate change talks and can call in mexico have agreed on measures to tackle climate change they include setting up a green climate fund that will raise one hundred billion dollars to help developing nations cut fuel emissions and cope with the effects of global warming over one hundred ninety countries approve the deal with only bolivia rejecting it saying the moves don't go far enough but this was overruled. the leader of a notorious mexican drug cartel has been killed in a two day shootout between security forces and gang members authorities have confirmed that mazhar. moreno i should say was gunned down by police in the west of the country the violence began on wednesday when gang members attacked federal officers and torch cars to block the roads but baby was among eleven people killed in fighting. in jordan two hundred fifty people were hospitalized after clashes between rival football supporters

moscow.twenty minutes past eight at night this saturday night watching r t let me just remind you about our top story. again they say i dozens of physical signs of being sent off to clashes with police just next to the kremlin here in moscow and see what happened earlier on the south american commemoration march marking the death of fountain into a life as a similar scene as well in st petersburg earlier on thousands gathered in the two cities to much death for ever found on the football team spots are small speakers in the world monday. that's all developing new stories tonight here on r.t. you can now see the key moments from what's been happening in the russian capital i was was was was i was bringing you breaking news as it happens you're watching our team from moscow looking ahead in ten minutes time a brand new program for you called all the money with paid lavelle tonight he looks at russia's business opportunities but let's get across the latest we can find out news before that. and i

rallies get out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a football fan who was killed in a brawl earlier this week. many people injured dozens more are detained ask for both hands bring their aggression to the streets of the capital. and continuing with team coverage on that same topic i'm sean thomas at the courthouse where the suspected shooter is being here to tell you to go you have all the details coming up. on our to torture of poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises. and as nick tension looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serve minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided. the lead. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. here with r t live from moscow where it's seven pm and russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration into riots here in the capital and in

positive collusion going on in moscow as well so you living in the russian capital. there's so much energy here and the the russian capital is so misunderstood and you can do anything you want almost at any time of the day and and i'm not i'm not trying to go ahead and. suggest the negative side i'm really focused on the positive side i'm one of these americans are really really likes the experience and i think if you talk to most americans again if they get through the traffic or brits or canadians or wherever the traditional cultures are all going to say there's a whole lot going on in the city sort of mud my pleasure good luck with your project i'm going once you drink about and see if you don't live to tell that side as they say are they going cheers. female members of. many of the. charities. and. get involved in the community to. meet new people to do different things and also lean on each other for support anything from learning your phone when you first arrive because it's very different to finding the right milk in grocery stores. chains of cafes. starbucks

three pm in moscow good to be with you here on r t our top story a moscow court will sentence former oil tycoon and once russia's richest man mikhail khodorkovsky after convicting him of embezzlement it's the second trial fraud akatsuki who's coming to the end of his previous jail term for tax evasion and fraud or he's an italian overcoat is outside the court where the reading out of the verdict has entered its third day. uhura's expects to hear the food verdict on the case of money laundering by his former business partner but on a visit by the end of this year but the fact that it's taking so long came as no surprise to anyone as the way it works in russia is first the person is announced to be either guilty or not guilty and then the judge gets into the details of the verdict and in this case the verdict itself is three hundred pages worth of paperwork so you do the math as for how much time it could possibly take to read it after the first trial it took the judge about two weeks do you read the food verdict on the charges of tax evasion why you haven't got a book and welcome davi

so moscow time next finds out why moscow has taken a cultural shine to the stars and stripes. list program will be taking a look at everything american in the russian capital from starbucks to mark donald's when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with the good old us of a but it's not just all about food and drink american. fashion design and music it's all very popular here in modern day. the american cultural center offers everything from free internet to various reading material it's a calm atmosphere where people enjoy learning about american history and culture american magazines hollywood d.v.d.'s and books on american television you'll find it yeah it will cost you decades american culture has exploded into russian society one significant event was the opening of mcdonald's on pushkin square in one nine hundred ninety it's still the busiest in the world for many mcdonald's off the first taste of freedom in a closed country two decades later many russians are still striving for their own american dream here in moscow and that's why the ameri

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a rally gets out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a football fan who was killed in a brawl. dozens injured and many more arrested at the heart of the capital as aggression from football fan club spills out onto the city streets. also on r t torture poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises. and ethnic tension looms over the first part of the mentoring elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serb minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided from each other. right minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience paul named chair. live from moscow here with our teams let's get straight to our top story russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration march into a riot in the very heart of moscow thousands gathered in the capital and in st petersburg to mark the death of a football fan of the football team at spartak moscow where both gatherings got

a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow well just days before the new year. is still waiting to find out just how many more days he will spend behind bars the former oil tycoon and once russia's richest man still hasn't heard the sentence that he and his partner will serve after being found guilty of investment . in the court with the latest. new charges suggest money laundering and embezzlement persecutors are saying that mikhail about his former partner blood on livid if stole as much as around thirty billion u.s. dollars worth of oil why are you going to the oil company formally one of the biggest private owned companies in the world in the first trial they were found of tax evasion for which they were standing for eight years behind bars and right now the most accusers are insisting on extending that turned out to fourteen years behind bars and now white boy did it was cool would slangy the scheme through which the money laundering was done as according to the prosecutors the court concluded the medical skin thought only because blundered carried out a co

he is coming to you live from the heart of moscow where it's not just. minutes past nine in the evening let's get to some other world news in brief that. five suspected islamic militants have been arrested for allegedly planning a. police say the. offices of the danish newspaper the controversial prophet mohammed cartoons five years ago officials describe the process as the most serious ever attempted in the country the publication of the cartoon depicting the prophet mohammed with a turban caused massive protests among muslims across the world. president of south korea says that resuming six party talks with the north is the only way to resolve nuclear tensions on the korean peninsula followed the north shelling one of the south side wins last month killing four people. recent military exercises being called a quote path of military provocation by the north it's considered the worst. since the war sixteen years ago. severe flooding continues to wreak havoc across the northeast with water levels expected to rise even higher in the coming days rain swolle

for the arts you live from moscow moscow our designer on its way or we can entertainment show but first let's check in on our top stories as a chinese political prisoner gets a nobel prize announcing to you many western countries are calling for his release but some critics say the u.s. is in no position to talk about those speaking out against the government beijing says the award is an insult to his judicial system a third of the country's invited to the event have not showed up in support of china. and american companies channeling funds to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks have stopped all payments but are still allowing money to flow to violent embraces groups like the ku klux klan and supporters of the site and its founder are now turning against these firms which include pay power visa and master card. also british authorities are picking up the pieces after what's been called the worst student unrest in the decade after lawmakers approved a hike into which and fees even the royal couple got caught up in the violence as prince charles his car was attacked by demonstrators.

a rally gets out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a football player who was killed in a brawl. i'm sean thomas in central moscow coming up we'll have the latest details on all of those possible riots we'll give you all the details coming up on our team . in the heart of the capital a lot injured even more detained as football fans take their aggression out on to the city streets. also on r t torture poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promise of. ethnic tensions looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serb minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided from each other. the. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. live from moscow this is r t how can you say no way with breaking news this hour russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration march into a riot in the very hea

weeks later for more we go live to our correspondent with the details sara firth in moscow and laura emmett in london good to have you both with us to you first laura what's the british foreign ministry saying about this. but we have had a little confirmed by the british foreign ministry william hague the foreign secretary race unless the house of commons explaining what had happened he said that britain has indeed expelled a diplomat from the russian embassy in london they requested that diplomats expulsion on december the tenth off what hague is cooling clear evidence of russian intelligence service activities acting against bush interests here in london then we are also haring of cool strong the other and that there was a tit for tat expulsion from the british embassy in moscow and in response to that it's expulsion from william hague said that britain would check any basis for that particular action despite the fact that of course it was any response to what the foreign office here had done. now turning to use our there's quite a bit of history between the countries with diplomat

this is r t from moscow our top stories this morning rallies get out of control in moscow. as demonstrators take the streets in honor of a football fan killed earlier in the week protesters clashed with riot police over a dozen were injured many more detained this is all part of a commemoration knowledge marking the death of a go. up and shot dead during a mouthful and we. practice what you preach human rights activists challenging washington to well enough to its violations before making any promises. and that's the tension of the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo seven r.t. says this vote is pointless as long as people need to fight it. finds out why moscow has taken a cultural shine to the stars and stripes. list for the movie taking a look at everything american and the russian capital from starbucks to mark donald's when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with the good old u.s. of a but it's not just all about food and drink american. fashion design and music it's all very popular here in modern day. t

the former manager of another moscow side says scott. now over in england chelsea and arsenal are preparing for monday's dobby of emirates so if both teams aiming to end their respective bad rounds the blues have drawn the last three games while winning just won within two months something they are planning to change as important game argues late because. both both the maori and involving in the fight for the title everyone i think that team can win this game will be excited game my things in this period. but i am happy to play this game because i think if. we move on after the bad moment then we are able to come back to play our football and to try to do everything to win the gunnels men while have struggled against chelsea in the boss couple of yaz having not beaten them since two thousand and eight so they will be looking to break that record on monday with several key players i would be fabregas salmon per se montem returning from injuries we have mixed feelings because we came out of both games against charity and man united but it

and in moscow you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program a moscow court is to stand as former oil tycoon me how to kosky after convicting him of investment it's the second trial for holocaust who's coming to the end of his previous jail term for tax evasion and fraud we'll be joined by our correspondent in a time of the later in the program for more on this in the meantime the u.s. federal debt has hit its highest level in over sixty years but while the public sector is certain to suffer major cuts the military budget continues to get rubber stamp approval r.t.g. haha office finds out how unnecessary wars are for america or whether they are just an addiction. if there is one issue that both sides of the aisle agree on and we need to cut the spending yes we need to cut spending it's cutting spending to reduce the country's budget deficit even top pentagon officials acknowledge it as the country's most potent problem the biggest threat we have to our national security as are the federal government's debt now stands at thirteen point eight trillion dollars and it's project

this is r t coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program at a moscow court is to sentence former oil tycoon mikhail hotter kosky after convicting him of investment it's a second trial for a lot of kosky is coming to the end of his previous jail term for tax evasion and fraud charges as well and all the following developments outside the court in taiwan all the reading of the verdict is entering its third day now. is the judge any closer at all to giving the sentence. will the laura seem to believe that the verdict will be finally read before new year's however it's still too soon to tell what exactly is going to happen however there's nothing unusual about the fact that it's taking so long the procedure itself just the way it works in russia is first the person is announced to be either guilty or not guilty and then the judge goes into the details of the verdict itself and in this case the verdict itself is three hundred pages worth of paperwork so you do the math how much time it can possibly take to read the verdict last time when. most of his former business

it's seven pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live thanks for being with us first stop president madrid is promising that the organizers of the nationalist riots in moscow at the weekend must be prosecuted a rally commemorating a football fan who was killed turned into a ferocious brawl right outside the kremlin walls on saturday meanwhile police suspect more violence is on the way. is monitoring the situation there now joins us live considering what are police exactly expecting to happen this evening. and he said apparently according to sources that we've managed to speak to here at the very heart of the russian capital police received reports and monitored various communications from the internet about a group of football fans who planned to meet a number of people from the north caucuses here in the very heart of the russian capital to basically fly it out their differences of course police decided that it is better to be safe than sorry and deployed a very large number of riot police all around my new square where we are right now they've been standing here for a number of ho

ten moscow time the u.s. senate summer verge of voting on the nuclear reduction treaty with russia democrats are sure they have got enough republican support to get it ratified. this is the new face of russian public citizen the country's best known engine damage chapman used preparing to start a political career in the youth. media reports suggest the u.s. is planning a military push from afghanistan into pakistan despite intense opposition from islamabad. next georgia's opposition leader talks to r.t. nor burjanadze it was in moscow recently to attend the unveiling of a monument to world war two soldiers last year georgia destroyed a memorial to make way for government buildings despite protests which has been telling of his exam the boy that her country has an illusion of democracy. just as the pie in. the. afternoon when interesting rallies you say you mission is to introduce democracy to do region to make it more democratic place conflicts with the image of your country in the west georgia is often prese

welcome to the program live from our headquarters here in central moscow here with r t a many so now way first up this hour president medvedev is promising that the organizers of the nationalist riots in moscow at the weekend will be prosecuted a rally commemorating a football fan who was killed turned violent right outside the kremlin walls on saturday. you know when you're sober do musketeer the recent events in moscow of the disorder attacks on people should be classified as crimes and the people behind them punished especially dangerous where the actions aimed at fueling hatred and hostility based on racial national or religious differences such actions are a threat to the state stability to counteract such actions police can and must use means allowed by the law and i stress any legal necessary and sufficient means there shouldn't be any chaos on the streets or in public places. but medvedev also posted a strong warning on twitter saying the situation in the capital in the rest of the country is under control two days ago thousands gathered in a central square to mark the death

in moscow g.'s available in hotels. but i dunno. toto keep a promise it is cold us photo east west never told moscow sensa. fort scott brown soon s.a.'s sloviansk book in soldiers historical hotels of escape culture in the city salutes and sky calls most. meadows of untold club bistro for les to tropicana hoto am. proud to be older and. in with the new we bring you the highs and lows of twenty ten years it will be remembered in russia under around the world. it's been a turbulent twelve months in western countries with a wave of civil unrest raging across europe some experts say there's worse in store once the austerity cuts begin to buy. but i hope you know new year's night is a time for miracles for many russian families thousands will make their wishes in the kremlin clock strikes midnight capped off by courts of thinking class. and indeed we are about ten minutes away now from bringing you president medvedev as new year's speech and taking you to red square on the festivities balcony in twenty eleven first though it's time for m

a very warm welcome to you this is our life from moscow just days now before the new year. is still waiting to find out just how many more days or years he will spend behind bars the former oil tycoon and once russia's richest man still has not heard the sentence that he and his partner platon lebedev force after being found guilty of embezzlement. reports from outside the courthouse. the new charges suggest money laundering and investment persecutors are saying that that is from a partner. as much as around thirty billion u.s. dollars worth of oil why you this oil companies. formally one of the biggest private phone companies in the world it is first trial they were found of tax evasion for which they were sentenced for eight years behind bars and right now that prosecutors are insisting on extending that turned out to fourteen years behind bars and now michael died it was cool with slangy the scheme for which the money laundering was done as according to the prosecutors the court concluded that about of course skin pop only but if blundered carried out a complicated schem

well they are staying on the topic of spies they are fresh by scandals making waves right now moscow claims the espionage allegations against one of its diplomats who was expelled from london are baseless russia's foreign ministry says it's regrettable that this unfriendly move is happening while both countries work up work on patching their strained relations the lore and it has more from the british capital. william hague the foreign secretary recent letter to the house of commons explaining what had happened he said that britain had indeed expelled a diplomat from the russian embassy in london they requested that diplomats expulsion on december the tense after what hague is calling clear evidence of russian intelligence service activities acting against british interests here in london then we are also hearing of course from the other end that there was a tit for tat expulsion from the british embassy in moscow and in response to that expulsion from moscow william hague said that britain would ject any basis for that particular action despite the fact that of course it was only a

this is r t live from moscow i mean he's now a have bonds rally get out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a killed football fan protesters clashed with riot police and dozens have been detained this is all part of a commemoration march marking that that you've gone through here a thirty of them i should say who was beaten up and shot dead during a mass brawl on tuesday. practice what you preach human rights activists are challenging washington to own up to its violations before making more promises . and ethnic tensions looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the star minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided. up next martin andrews finds out why moscow has taken a cultural shine to the stars and stripes. list the present movie taking a look at everything american and the russian capital from starbucks to mcdonald's when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with the good old u.s. of a but it's not just all about food and drink american u.s.

it is five o'clock in russia's capital moscow this is r.t.certainly glad to have you with us war torn afghanistan remains of the world's main producer of heroin and the drug is not only exported abroad a million people are believed to have become addicts in afghanistan with almost no help to kick the habit you may find some of the images in this next report disturbing. early morning in kabul. huddled under blankets to keep the cold in the smoking. room twenty one year old us a doula started smoking heroin at university.

two thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. easier headlines twenty nine injured and more than one hundred twenty detained after rallies in honor of a football fan erupt into violence in moscow and st petersburg authorities say extremists hijacking the peaceful markets a little. torture poverty and police brutality critics say the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises a recently published u.n. report has highlighted the shortcomings of america's domestic policy. and kosovo set to go to the polls on sunday for the self-proclaimed republic's first parliamentary elections as the serbian minority struggles for quality many serbs say they'll stay away from the polls and they claim that they are unfair and pointed. up next host martin enders finds out why moscow has taken a cultural shine to the stars and stripes stay with us. for the movie taking a look at everything american in the russian capital from starbucks to mark donald's when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with t

just after one am here in moscow you with r.t. welcome to the program just days before new year now and mikhail khodorkovsky is still waiting to find out how much longer he'll have to spend behind bars the former oil tycoon once russia's richest man still doesn't know what sentence he and his partner platon lebedev will serve after being found guilty of investment. is outside the courthouse with the latest. but new charges suggest more you laundering and embezzlement persecutors are saying that mc rove about his former partner blood on livid if so as much as around thirty billion u.s. dollars worth of oil why are you going to the oil company formally one of the biggest private owned companies in the world in the first trial they were found of tax evasion for which they were sentenced eight years behind bars and right now the prosecutors are insisting on extending that turned out to fourteen years behind bars and now michael died it was cool explain to you this scheme for which the money laundering was done as according to the pros

from moscow where former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky has been found guilty of stealing billions of dollars worth of crude former head of the oil giant yukos is already in prison for tax evasion and fraud artie's catarina has the latest from outside the court. so far we do know that. his former colleagues. have been found guilty of stealing over twenty billions of dollars worth of oil and embezzling the proceeds we also know that one of the charges that prosecutors. put the two were put against them has been dropped that charge is that charge was focused on stealing shares of a daughter oil company and it was drop because of the statute of limitations that had run out on not specific charges we know that their lawyers have already said they will appeal this verdict and from what we've managed from the lawyers that we managed to speak to we gathered that basically they believe the verdict to be almost word for word with the prosecutor's closing statement which they believe to be on ironic fact they said that if necessary they will take this outside the country and to the european

twenty forty six on the moscow time sport. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and here are the stories making headlines under threat you wait for one sparta could be kicked out of the europa league following the crowd trouble in slovakia. while making history barcelona signed that first ever shirt sponsorship deal worth the record two hundred million dollars. in the deep end while you can also alan pardew prepares for his in the fight against liverpool english premier league. so that's one of his football and spartak moscow could be disqualified from the europa league after crowd trouble marred their match against slovakia last wednesday the way for is waiting for a match report from the referee after the players had to leave the field twice during the game spacek fans invaded the pitch and three flares in their final champions league group match moscow side won two one to secure a seeded spot in the europa league that way for once they could face sanctions and even be disqualified from the tournament as

the international news broadcaster from moscow. listen. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live . live thank you liz the tension is. never ever. the to tell you want ten seconds left to play. for each. other which is such that if you want to say i was dismissed all these that you like this should. mr situ i don't think it looks like i'll change is going to take the cake decision was. three. thousand. so as you wake up it's your big day. hunger for the full story we've got it for us has the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. would be so much brighter. about songs from first impressions. these stunts on t.v. dot com. hello and a very warm welcome to the business program the world's major soft drink producer pepsico is buying control of russia's juice and dairy giant them both down foods the price three point eight billion dollars for six to six percent represents a premium of about a third to the company's recent share price that caused its shares to jump sharply on moscow exchanges the deal comes on the three months off to the north of france

eleven thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. easier headlines russia and india i think multi-billion dollar deals on a trip to new delhi by president medvedev as two of the so-called bric nations some met their relationship nuclear power trade and investment were just some of the agreements sealed. prime minister putin urging football fans to be on the lookout for extremists saying russia cannot eliminate radicalism without. their help as follows the death of a supporter that prompted violent demonstrations between nationalists and groups in the caucasus region putin also visited the grave of your horse for every dog to pay his respects. and hold rejecting moscow's report into the april plane crash that killed the polish president and ninety five others aviation experts say the russian probe was open meanwhile the late leader's a brother who's the former prime minister of poland claims the wrong body was. stay with us for the kaiser report where host max kaiser and co-host stacy herbert discussed the rise of financial activism c

dairy bush kovach party moscow. looking around the world now what today's other top stories for the surgery good citizens to leave the ivory coast after a political crisis of the african state erupted into deadly violence u.s. secretary general earlier wanted the situation is becoming increasingly volatile and risks a return the civil war ban ki-moon said you had peacekeepers were being forced out by the incumbent president after it recognized his rival's election victory more than fifty people have reportedly died since the ballot. south korea will hold its largest ever lab near its border with the north artillery jets at about eight hundred soldiers will take part in the large scale exercises the many of those coming at heightened tensions between the two countries following an artillery exchange last month south korea also held a live fire military exercises earlier this week a move that north korea said could ignite a war. and all the way georgia's all position leader opens up about what she sees as her country'

it's four thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v.'s here at live twenty nine injured more than one hundred twenty detained after rallies in memory of a football fan erupt into violence in moscow and st petersburg authorities say russian alter nationalist groups hijacked the peaceful gathering. reports of torture of poverty and police brutality critics say the u.s. has tainted human rights record clashes with its promise of a recently published un report highlights the shortcomings of u.s. domestic policy. and kosovo will head to the polls on sunday for the software to play republic's first parliamentary elections as the serbian minority struggles for quality many serbs say they'll stay away from elections that they claim are unfair and point it's. a weekend leisure and arts show moscow coming your way next stay with us. list for the movie taking a look at everything american and the russian capital from starbucks to mcdonald's when it comes to american culture most muscovites love anything to do with the good old u.s. of a but it's no

four when our president took moscow with the main. task to sign agreements of the past agreements with throw off russian military forces. this is a visit it's looking into the future. we have had quite a difficult time behind us. and we seize. and is to say new. level of relations i think we have we have managed to do it the two presidents as far as i heard they spoke russian this was the working language of the visit does it mean that the lights be an allergy to all that's russian is oh. well i think the president is a very. pragmatic man oh man when he's he's going to proselyte he's speaking english when he's going to moscow he's speaking russian but he's speaking language we can communicate and understand he chose her as quickly as possible so that so charles so so and. this is not only the choice of the president the government but also the choice of the people you represent can you say that the latinas today the ad to choose to with the russians is better than it was like fifteen years ago i wouldn't turn so that fifty years ago

and the time the outside the court in central moscow will be bringing you all the latest details. in just a couple of seconds. russia's prime minister slams the airport and airline personnel for what he calls on acceptable behavior thousands of stranded passengers in moscow said they were left to fend for themselves and. the u.s. military budget grows as less money flows to welfare benefits so americans are wondering whether they're paying too much to fill the nation's war chest. seven pm in moscow i met treasurer good to be with you here on r t our top story three days before the new year in macau how to cough ski is still waiting to find out just how many more he will spend behind bars for oil tycoon and once russia's richest man still hasn't heard the sentence he and his partner plot on lebanon. will serve after being found guilty of embezzlement or he didn't tell you nobody is outside the court with the latest. but new charges suggest more you laundering and embezzlement persecutors are saying that new crop about its former partner blood on the video stole as much as around th

live from moscow at six thirty pm these are the headlines riot police are back in central moscow amidears of fresh football sam violet's president in advance of his value two years any legal means to punish the perpetrators of the weekend clashes saying nationalist and racists slogans were heard that were heard during the riots are the greatest concern. of disturbing russian anti drugs campaign is setting out to shock the producers say it's the only way to stem the country's play govern our contacts there are over one hundred thousand drugs really.

live from moscow ten am here in marina joshua welcome to the program a moscow court is to sentence former oil tycoon me after convicting him of embezzlement as a second trial for coming to the end of his previous jail term for tax evasion and fraud charges an italian over who is following developments outside the board for us here in moscow one tither reading of the verdict has entered its third day and is there any indication as to when the judge will give the sentence. well the lure is expects to hear the food verdict on the case of money laundering by his former business partner but. by the end of this year but the fact that it's taking so long game is no surprise to anyone as the way it works in russia is first. the person is announced to be either guilty or not guilty and then the judge gets into the details of the verdict and in this case the verdict itself is three hundred pages worth of paperwork so you do the math as for how much time it could possibly take to read it. after the first trial it took the judge about june weeks do you read the food verdict on the charges of tax evas