moscow. russian emergencies ministry plane is getting ready to head off to japan. rescue workers they will help with dealing with the fallout from this disaster the sequence of disasters that have that hates japan over the past few days will be helping rescue is seeking for those trapped under rubble from the from the earthquake and also trying to rescue those that have been caught up in the terrible sea nominees. they took they were treated by that earthquake now the nuclear disaster they say conflated fukushima is also taking main focus for russia we heard for me to make our childer there in russia's far east talking about the what's being done there to make sure that it's all ok well one of the name problems that's come from. the probe the disaster if you can nuclear reactor is that thirty percent of japan's energy is the right from nuclear power now that is severely depleted at the moment as you can imagine due to the situation with that nuclear reactor as well as the air precautions being taken over other reactors in the country so russia has pledged one hundr

been pledging help and support to stricken japan sending crews the emergency workers and aid and this is the first earthquake triggered blasts occurred. more moscow's involvement. russia has sent a number of emergency ministry personnel to japan and they're working in a number of locations we know that a lot of them have already arrived in japan and have basically brought every kind of gear with them to be completely honest independent for at least two weeks that everything of. substance basically necessary to help the people that are in. that assistance or side to look for survivors that may still trapped under the rubble also know that my mother has left moscow yesterday that's monday heading that large with our agent and those a person now will deal specifically with that the radiation affected areas so all in all the emergency ministry is expected to have at least a hundred people working in japan doing everything necessary everything in their power to give assistance where it may be needed as most russia knows firsthand experience how difficult it is and how horrifying is to deal with the aftermath of the radiation the accident at the chernoby

here in moscow japan bracing itself for last night it struck a nuclear power plant a steam or reactors appears to be faltering skyrocketing fears over nuclear meltdown damage cooling systems is exactly what triggered monday's on tuesday's explosions. foresees going radiations reaching dangerous levels near the plant two hundred thousand people have already fled. and maybe two thousand five hundred people are dead safe and more than three thousand the missing since friday's a mega quake count colossal tsunami. more than ninety countries are sending aid to japan to cope with the album of all of the tsunami the country has also a waltz the international atomic energy agency for its express seen in the attempt to stabilize the focus. more on the latest from japan in about half an hour's time but now let's delve into the story of the infamous wiki leaks web site and its creator. website. capping hundred seven thousand last. state is chilling such feel that i think that that kind of protection and what's not in the bag which exists under attack. he says he has a dream a world without secrets

it's our past now ahead in moscow japan a desperately trying to cool down the stricken focus she would need to react as if the water in the arab news was a kind of truck preventing full meltdown. neither only fifty words his remaining will be on stable talent long time times at the u.n. in new york city wondering why it's taking them so don't react to the atomic danger on holding in japan. the u.s. says it's along by the mounting problems are fresh and she never troubles may have started out the drawing board of the american from behind the power stations design . and in other news libyan opposition supporters called for an end of the month long violence in the country of pushes for a cease fire resolution but the u.n. is yet to make in the. next week take a look at how schools and politics are mixed in american culture on the role of both in shaping the life of the country that's next. to me. politics says no profit to play on the field of strife of competition. throughout history we've been told that sports and politics don't mix and this is. what. i read or i lose you think that spo

in japan they were mostly afraid of a natural disaster which could spirits and the northern coast of russia they are afraid of another tour novel now which could happen close to their hopes. moscow is pledging to stand shoulder to shoulder with during the crisis a plane carrying russian rescue workers is heading to japan with another due to take off from the country's parys on monday russia also has died will experience in dealing with the nuclear threat facing japan having gone through the world's worst atomic disaster itself well earlier i spoke to our correspondent. who's in kiev ukraine and all of them are in moscow. the nuclear disaster that's taking place in fukushima is also taking main focus for russia we heard from. there in russia's far east talking about the what's being done there to make sure that it's all ok well one of the main problems that's come from. the disaster at the fukushima nuclear reactor is that thirty percent of japan's energy is derived from nuclear power that is severely depleted at the moment as you can imagine judy the situation with that nuclear reactor as well as the precautions being taken over other reactors in the country so russia has pledge

live from moscow japan made losing control of the focus even nuclear power plants after a rise in radiation levels meant attempts to stabilize the situation have been haunted smoke has been seen that coming from the side which is already been hit with explosions and fires since friday's mega quake it isn't taking for us. this morning fire broke out at the fourth reactor at the plants. seemingly on its own about half an hour later however the even hundred workers which for every hour originally had plans to remains and they were pulled out later or only earlier today because. of radiation levels which again were too high you also have to keep in mind that a third reactor is there also is also posing some danger it's. containing that broke and gave a crack as actually in the case of a missile of the first three apps or ways you know that radiation levels are skyrocketing all across the country in fact. it's how in just a little over a hundred miles north of tokyo radiation levels exceeding three hundred times their normal amount we also know that radiation levels in tokyo. nurtured by those w

live from moscow japan is struggling to regain control over the overheated reactors and the question of a nuclear plant after a series of blasts as the government's most senior spokesman said cooling reactor number three is now the top priority because it's pose the biggest danger when military helicopters the car dropping seawater onto the stricken reactors in the latest goods to have a nuclear meltdown while other aircraft are monitoring the amount of radiation levels getting high for the. trucker wars it can be deployed to try and get a temperature of top of actors to try out art and other benefits in the region says many were now being terrified by the threat of meltdown. as she foresaw the tsunami was hard to comprehend until i saw this vehicles and houses it impossible angles it was as if the ground surface had been ripped off. this woman told us they've never experienced such a powerful earthquake before and she feared for her life we weren't allowed out of the car at the coast and police were on high alert and suddenly there was panic. warnings of a five metre high wall of wa

very well welcomes you this is our senior live from moscow japan is struggling to regain control over the age of reactors at the fukushima nuclear plant after a series of fires well the government's most senior spokesman said cooling reactor number three is now the top priority because it's posing the biggest danger well military helicopters the current and dropping seawater on the stricken reactors in the latest nuclear meltdown while the aircraft are mounting amount. well that radiation would have levels it gets too high for the acars trucks with water cannons will be deployed to try and get the temperature of the top of reactors to drug arteries either that is in a region says many nordau think the area terrified by the threat that. as she foresaw the tsunami was hard to comprehend until i saw this vehicles and houses it impossible angles he was as if the ground surface had been ripped off. this woman told us they've never experienced such a powerful earthquake before and she feared for her life we weren't allowed out of the car at the coast but police were on high alert and sudden

japan and japan has already accepted a number of those overseas including from countries like the united states great britain germany new zealand and others japanese ambassador here in moscow has sat that japan is looking into that russia's offer of help as well meanwhile russian authorities are saying they're ready to help at any moment. we need to continue monitoring the situation in the russian far east as closely as possible i just talk to the local authorities in the region the situation there is normal both from the point of view of people's housing and radioactivity nevertheless the situation must be closely monitored on around the clock gracious. the russian the tomic energy agency has assured that the possible emission of nuclear particles will not reach russia and that the radiation level adds other countries far east is currency normal nonetheless the russian does have the stat experience of dealing with consequences that over a nuclear catastrophe back in nineteen eighty six in the. you know bill in soviet you brain so perhaps that experience could be overseas to the japanese people in this case. going to you alexei that's how you just mentioned there the chern

and as the nuclear threat to japan grows moscow is ready to help take a with the staple energy supply along with sending humanitarian aid around the message from the russian president. during fighting talks for japan's prime minister but i can. bring that as a have more from the capital. we know that people in moscow have been flooding to the japanese embassy bringing flowers lighting candles showing their support for the people of japan as they struggle this is a very difficult time various russian dignitaries on the bushels also expressed condolences and pledged support and help to the japanese government and people who know that the russian foreign minister visited the japanese embassy today signing the condolence book and also pledging support to the people of japan in this very difficult time scipio loved wolf said that russia will do everything you can to help the japanese people this is this is the russian rescue is together with rescue teams from other countries searching for those who may still be alive among the country and they're assisting with recovery efforts i very much

a very warm welcome to you this is our live from moscow now japan may be losing control of the fukushima nuclear power plant after a rise in radiation levels but attempts to stabilize the situation has been halted with the government's top spokesman said one of the key reactors containment vessels is feared to have broken and radioactive material leaked out i mean it is in take a four. this morning fire broke out at the fourth reactor at the plant's. extinguished so why seemingly on its own about half an hour later however i did eat hundred workers which is where we were originally at the plant fifty remains and they were pulled out later or at least earlier today because. radiation levels which again were too high we also have to keep in mind that a third reactor is also all supposing some dangerous. containment vessel broke and gave a crack as actually to the considerateness all of the first reactor and we do know that radiation levels are skyrocketing all across the country in fact. it's just a little over a hundred miles north of tokyo radiation levels and seeing three hundred times

live from moscow now japan is struggling to regain control of the overheated reactors at the tsunami damaged fukushima nuclear plant after a series of blasts and fires forty engineers involved in managing the crisis have reportedly sustained injuries including a radiation exposure but military helicopters are dropping seawater onto the stricken reactors trying to avert a nuclear meltdown three out of six reactors are reported to be in a critical condition u.s. officials have a criticize the japanese government saying that and suggesting they are under playing the seriousness of the some. duration are these are the better it has been to the quake hit regions to meet first hand the people who are fleeing the area terrified the threat of. the sheer force of the tsunami was hard to comprehend until i saw this vehicles on houses it impossible angles it was as if the ground surface had been ripped off. this woman told us they'd never experienced such a powerful earthquake before and she feared for her life we weren't allowed out of the car at the coast the police were on high alert and sud

it without a lot from moscow well japan has arranged the emergency like all the crippled fukushima nuclear facility on a huge international scale it's not five that means experts there are worried about the consequences and that they could reach far beyond the plans for seventy. latest developments. right now they're still trying to reconnect power to the side so they can get those cooling systems up and running and bring the temperature down inside the reactor seems like the only way they're now going to prevent what could be a real nuclear disaster they're now focusing on reactor number two because this morning that they actually saw smoke rising from the reactor they don't know what the cause was about i don't think it was an explosion because that wasn't hurt clearly the temperature inside is very hot so what they've already managed to do was to lay a power cable from the main bridge a kilometer long cable to try and restore power but they haven't managed to connect that up yet the radiation is very high still and also the outer casing of the reactor the containment vessel was badly da

from moscow and japan's describing the situation of the fukushima nuclear station as a very grave ternium. a highly radioactive. a leak from one of the reactors and the government says it's on a maximum alert to tackle the crisis is also considering whether to extend the evacuation zone around the plant which is currently at a thirty kilometer radius the battle to restore the cooling system has been underway for almost three weeks but with little progress ever since the reactors were damaged by the earthquake traces of radiation were found in a sauna products and water as far as tokyo that's about two hundred fifty kilometers south of folk who she know the countries are still struggling to look after community shattered by the earthquake and tsunami and eight quarter million people are still living in that massive shelters. wealthy dot com has more on japan as it struggles to recover from disaster we have online video reports from the moment that tragedy struck and its aftermath branded with reporters all the thousands of victims relatives are being forced to lay their loved ones to rest

moscow. well japan says the government is on a maximum state of alert after traces of highly toxic pertaining were found and spoil near the quake hit focusing the plant the substance is believed to be seeping from nuclear fuel highly radioactive water has also been found outside one of the reactor buildings for the first time the government is considering whether to extend the evacuation zone beyond its current perimeter of twenty kilometers is all the nuclear meltdown began when for for she was reactors are severely damaged by the earthquake and tsunami two and a half weeks ago traces of radioactivity have been found as far away as china south korea and the u.s. . measures are in satellite headlines in brief this hour now and at least one hundred and ten people have been killed in a series of explosions out of bullets making factory in southern yemen the plant which had been seized by a militant group was in the process of being looted by civilians with a cigarette is thought to have spoiled the massive blast it comes as anti-government rallies continue in the country with fouls and on the s

and possibly moderate and mediate the resume negotiations right everyone's on a boat live from moscow. to japan now we're three more workers have been exposed to harmful levels of radiation more connecting electricity at the fukushima nuclear power plant many are asking if the people working to make a facility safe are heroes or victims because aren't using or are government reports from japan. after being forced off the side of focus shima by blood but then she radioactive smoke coming from one of the reactors the day the engineers have been able to return to the site they're focusing on reactor number three does the one know it was emitting just woke it's also dollar thought he operates on plutonium which is particularly dangerous in case of any potential contamination those initially away with optimism over the weekend as more and more reactors are connected up to electricity it was assumed that once this is done the cooling systems could be restarted a lot of attention has been focused on the so-called nuclear summarize the workers themselves helping to restore the station to the normal sta

though perhaps that experience could be over the japan ok will thank you very much for that update r.t. is not valuable because our reporting from moscow. well our correspondent in ukraine alexei ownership skee looks at the similarities of the chernobyl disaster with what's happening right now in japan. obviously this white smoke coming from the reactor building is the only ovis resemblance which we can see between the two incidents twenty five years ago which are noble and at the fukushima power plant now days that's where the similarities and the situations are basically different simply because what's the cause of the what caused them you know the the fallout eternal was caused by a massive human error what is happening now in japan is of course the result of a natural disaster the earthquake happened which happened on friday and the other big difference and this is a very significant difference between the two events is how the government has been responding to the to the events obviously twenty five years ago the government of the soviet government kept most of the information secret from the general population in russia as well a

live from moscow now japan is struggling to control the reactors damaged by that disasters are quite a radiation levels continue to rise and a partial meltdown of nuclear fuel the fear in two facilities at the fukushima plant now are part workers withdrawn for some time after the danger of exposure peaked also so plans to drop water from helicopters and. things in that region says the radioactive threat is causing that many people to flee. there's a bubbling undercurrent of anxiety and fear and it's a different kind of fear now as we've been tsunami be earthquake they could see and hear the threats this the radiation they can't see or smell it it's an invisible enemy so now it's a different kind of threat is this morning i've spoken to a young japanese couple we had just a ten day old newborn. and they were actually from sendai and they were in sendai when the earthquake struck we haven't been able to move until now this is mother was to we are now they're heading to tokyo it's fast as they can and this is just another war evidence of people who don't trust the government don't trust

live from moscow now japan is struggling to control the reactors damaged by the disastrous an earthquake radiation levels continue to rise and a partial meltdown of nuclear fuel is feared in two facilities the plant workers were withdrawn after the danger of exposure peaked a lot also saw plans to drop water from helicopters abandoned artes are better to use in the region he says that the radioactive threat is causing many people to flee. there's a bubbling under current of anxiety and fear and it's kind of fear now because with the tsunami the earthquake they could see and hear the threats this is the radiation they can't see smell it it's an invisible enemy so now it's a different kind of threat is this morning i've spoken to a young japanese couple minute just a ten day old newly born and they were actually from sendai and they were it in sendai when the earthquake struck they have been implemented until now this mother was to. the now they are in the tokyo as fast as they can and this is just another more evidence that people who don't trust the government don't trust the vice the ra

a russian regions close to japan residents and emergency services are on a high alert despite officials there claiming there is no current radioactive danger meanwhile moscow's humanitarian aid and energy supplies to japan creasing the number of rescue workers in the disaster struck because. now as the situation in japan develops the world's left wondering just how to prevent similar catastrophes in the future we sat down with the former governor of pennsylvania richard thornburgh and shared his thoughts on the what important lessons can be learned from the japanese disaster and of past experiences. at this time when the world is watching with fear the developments of japan's fukushima nuclear power plant experts see comparisons and examples in the past so maybe help for see the future analysts tell us it's not yet sure novel but very comparable to another tragic accident which occurred in the united states in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine at the three mile island power plant which is part of the state of pennsylvania and now i'm joined by dick thornburgh who was the governor of pennsylvania at the time sir thank you so much for joining us thank you

very warm welcome to see this is our live from moscow on our last have as japan is battling to avert a nuclear crisis i mean fears another blast could hit the focus. in the tsunami hit north well officials are trying to reduce the risk of a meltdown which could trigger an explosion increasing the danger of a radiation leak small amounts of radiation have been released to reduce pressure in the reactor it's believed the process that poses no health threats were on saturday a powerful explosion or rather the facility it was understood to be caused by a failure of the cooling system while the reality itself was unaffected around one hundred and seventy thousand people who live within twenty kilometers of the facility husband every few aged nine people tested positive for radiation exposure at a now being monitored. the devastating earthquake which has now been measured nine on the richter scale strong japan two days ago following a followed by a tsunami that washed away in my village is a police fear more than ten thousand people may have died in what japan's prime minister says is the

of russia is closely monitoring the radiation on its territory nearest to japan moscow also says it is ready to help tokyo with russia having a vast experience in dealing with both natural and manmade disasters artist explains. prime minister putin has russia is ready to send few undoubled gas supplies to japan of course energy's very much needed in the shattered country right now as it has lost a lot over its resources electricity is down in many parts of japan as well forty two units of hardware including seven jets are ready to fly to japan together with two hundred doctors and rescuers russia is among forty five nations worldwide own stands by to send its help to japan however so far japan has accepted help from six countries only and those are united states great britain and germany new zealand as a trio here and south korea meanwhile in the russian capital people are bring you flowers to the japanese embassy laying them by the embassies walls and the country's authorities are scores looking eastwards as well because we need to continue monitoring the situation in the russian far

both stations are very much different but indeed should the russian assistance be needed in japan of course moscow would offer a great deal of experience because chernobyl did that the chernobyl disaster to this day remains history's biggest manmade nuclear disaster and of course tens of thousands of people from all across the soviet union back then were used in the cleanup operation the people who are called liquidators now it is yet unclear whether any of those liquidators could be taking part in an operation in japan trying to assist the japanese rescuers on the site but indeed if they will of course that will be a very significant the chernobyl indeed left a legacy for textbooks and all the methods of fighting such nuclear incidence worked out by the soviet union still remain as the main obviously the main line for behaving in such situations as it has been happening in japan and we've already seen the first signs that the japanese government has been using the experience gained in chernobyl for instance i just to give you example of what i mean the people from twenty kilometer radius zone aro

moscow. so to japan now where the northeast of the country house by a major tsunami cools by a massive earthquake the largest in one hundred. eight point nine. quake off eastern coast of east that massive ten. miles in the causing huge amounts of damage ninety five people are reported dead and that figure is conservative and is rising all the time with police recruiting there are hundreds of bodies have been found drowned in the city of sendai the capital of the worst hit region a passenger train is also missing meanwhile tsunami warnings have been lifted for some densely populated asia pacific countries like indonesia and taiwan big work previously fault because of the earthquake and tsunami it has gone through russia's could all islands there were hawaii but without any major impacts. we managed to speak to two witnesses all of the devastating earthquake here in tokyo when it hits . he said i don't your. continued quite a long time at all you know you have laid about the lack of a man however. so i do know what it took to your going to be in south africa to sell out and four hundred a kilometer

jets to take off and deliver this help to japan is an official request from the countries authorities thank you very much for that. reporting there from moscow. well our correspondent in ukraine on the other ships you look at the similarities of beacher noble disaster with what's happening right now in japan. they initially may seem very similar incidents but in reality they're pretty much different first of all because what is now happening in japan is indeed an aftermath. a natural disaster the earthquake what happened intern all the quarter of a century ago was one hundred percent manmade disaster and this is of course the essential difference the other difference is the the fact that the reactor in japan is one hundred times more powerful than the one internet and in fact the two stations the two in the fukushima region. the world's biggest joint amount of energy and this means of course that this reactor which is under threat now is far more powerful than the one in the four nuclear power station which exploded twenty five years ago and also one of the differences is that the security system in japan at the power station is promising th

confirmed russia will now host the twenty eleven world figure skating championships instead of japan moscow will also now step in as the host of this year's world modern pentathlon championships the annual tournament was due to take place in cairo in september it's called off following the egyptian revolution in january so the sports elites will gather in the russian capital instead the competition is now underway august thirty first three different locations in the city are being considered as a possible venue for the event. now the cricket world cup new zealand stunned south africa to join india or pakistan in the semifinals that's right he's eighty three as the black caps made two hundred twenty one for eight south africa collapse from one hundred ninety two to the all at four hundred seventy two forty nine run short well meanwhile says the india is past defending champions australia he also has finished on two hundred sixty six the ballon times and tries to bat first i skip everything ponting smacked his this century thirteen months i lie in just such a time fifty three i've seen though

moscow expanding its aid to japan with the number of russian emergency workers involved in rescue operations expected to grow over the next few days the countries also boosting its humanitarian aid and energy supplies are he has more now from the russian capital. russia already has rescue workers on the ground in japan and the numbers of rescue workers expected to reach around one hundred eighty over the next few days those rescue workers that have been sent out there was referred to by the emergencies ministry as an autonomous rescue team that means that they're pretty much self-sufficient they are ready to work as soon as they hit the ground now this is a big help for the the forces in japan who are stretched to the limit following the earthquake and tsunami that they don't require that these russian rescues don't require any additional help from him so it allows them to get all of what they do in straightaway and the russians can get on with their job now they'll be looking for anything will still trapped under rubble many people still missing following this series of disasters the sacred

eleven minutes after the hour and moscow turning now to japan where aftershocks continue rattling the country raising fears of further damage workers at the stricken fukushima power plant are racing against time to restore the cooling systems to stop the reactors from reaching nuclear meant to melt down or he's ivor bennett is in nagasaki where people are still struggling to come to terms with the destruction from last week's earthquake and tsunami and massive loss of life. the japanese nuclear agency has now raised the alert level at fukushima plant from a four to a five it's on the international scale of nuclear accidents which runs from zero to seven and chernobyl being the only seven in nuclear history what a rating of five means is they will have wider consequences so now it's not just considered to be a localized problem i don't know exactly what these consequences will be yet but they raise that they are rated it because two or five because they believe they could be quote damage done to the cause of reactors two and three as for the attempts to call it well they're still ongoi

in mobile hospitals to japan the only thing needed is an official request from japanese authorities already gofers can i think to bring you something very bare from central moscow. so ninety five deaths reported confirmed in japan but that is expected to rise one japanese news agency suggests there are literally tens of thousands unaccounted for tonight worst hit is the northeastern city of sendai police say almost every house there has been damaged or destroyed this eight point nine earthquake off the japanese coast is in fact the six largest ever recorded in the world experts say it's around eight thousand times bigger than the quake which devastated the new zealand city of christchurch last month we now have an update on the. figures we're now hearing that it's now officially one hundred forty two people reported dead in today's event but as i say that is likely to be very very conservative. a ten meter wall of water was sense third through japan as a result of that quake today swept people away buildings and cars in its path a state of emergency has been declared a nuclear power plant in the northeast of japan after its cooling system failed no radiation le

aid and rescuers to japan to help with the aftermath of friday's earthquake and tsunami as well as to prepare for a potential new disaster or at least peter all over has more on moscow's involvement. a russian emergencies ministry plane has arrived in japan already know that contains fifty rescuers and aid workers as well as humanitarian aid now looking at things like shelter tents blankets food water we've heard already in the program there in very short supply in japan these aid is now getting into the country from russia there's also a helicopter from the emergencies ministry which is being given the green light to enter japanese airspace that's expected to go to the areas worst hit directly in those areas worst hit by the earthquake and tsunami that contains another twenty five aid workers and more supplies military aid for the people on the ground there over the weekend russia already pledged. to japan to try and help the situation drawing about thirty percent of all its energy from its nuclear power stations they've been severely disrupted following the earthquake and tsunami and of course the the on going disaster is taking place at fukushima course moscow has

moscow says it's ready to send help to japan with the experience gained from the tragic legacy in chernobyl nuclear disaster. we're watching r.t.u. welcome to the program let's get straight to our top story the japanese emergencies ministry says that one of the country's nuclear power plants might be going into meltdown five reactors in two plants in fukushima in the north east of the country are said to be in a state of emergency radiation levels there are a thousand times normal levels after cooling systems were knocked offline all this comes following friday's record eight point nine magnitude earthquake and resulting tsunami fishel death toll from the disaster has reached over seven hundred emergency services are on high alert in russia's far east located very close to the area of the disaster are you got there you have got children has the latest from the region. where we are now in this region in the capital of the region using the supply that. it is a little over a thousand kilometers away from the epicenter of from that one where the accident happened and of course local residents d

to japan have already offered to accommodate japanese children caught up in the quake has asked them and of course all of these developments and many many more are to use twitter account. but moscow's expanding its aid to japan with the number of russian emergency workers involved in a rescue operations expected to reach about a hundred and eighty in the next few days the country is also boosting its humanitarian aid and energy supplies i think is cutting another one has more from the russian capital. russia has sent a number of emergency ministry personnel to japan they're working in a number of locations we know that a lot of them have already arrived in japan and have basically brought every kind of gear with them to be completely shut in to get at least two weeks there everything is. substance basically necessary to help people that are in. that assistance or so. survivors that may still be out i was on the to i was left moscow yesterday that's monday heading that. egypt and there was a person out here specifically with that the radiation that septic areas so all in all the agency ministry is expecting at least three people working in japan doing everything necessary everything

very warm welcome to you this is awesome live from moscow i'm alison but japan is struggling to regain control over the overheated reactors out of the sheema nuclear plant after a series of blasts and as the government's most senior spokesman said cooling reactor number three is the el the top priority because it's posing the biggest danger military helicopters the current dropping seawater and stricken reactors in the latest visit to a nuclear meltdown while other aircraft are monitoring the amount of radiation at levels get too high. five the aircrews transfer was accounted for were deployed to try and get the temperature of the troubled reactors to drop. the ballot have been for the quake hit that high and are more and more people are fleeing the area terrified by the threat. the sheer force of the tsunami was hard to comprehend until i saw base vehicles and houses at impossible angles it was as if the ground surface had been ripped off. this woman told us they've never experienced such a powerful earthquake before and she feared for her life we weren't allowed out of the car at the

without seat a live from moscow malcolm talks to japan a desperately tries to cool down stricken the fukushima nuclear reactors talking seawater from the air and planning to use water cannon trying to prevent a total meltdown. with only fifty workers remaining to tackle the unstable long term un nuclear wondering why it's taking so long to react to me. unfolding in japan. the u.s. says it's a lot of the by the melting problems out fukushima of the troubles may have started at the drawing board the american from behind the power stations design. and in other news libyan opposition supporters call for an end to the month long violence in the country russia pushes for a cease fire resolution but the u.n. is yet to make them. on the libyan leader insists the trouble in his country is down to criminals bolstered by al qaeda. he talks face to face with colonel gadhafi . we're glad that the viewers of all the t.v. broadcasting in three languages english and spanish have an opportunity to heal voice we would like you to describe what has been going. on there had been many strange ideas of wh

president has been giving his reaction to the tragedy dmitri medvedev is pledging support for japan saying that moscow and talk you can work together to combat this natural disaster. the commissioner. of course we're ready to help our neighbors in overcoming these pictures just of your quick state of emergency has also been declared on our shores on the cool islands in the region. the measures must also be taken to prevent damage and loss of life that tsunami has already reached our shores and we must all be consolidated each time and now ordering the emergency as minister to present a plan of assistance to japan. plus we'll have more of that for first we'll turn to our developments in the libya where colonel gadhafi his forces are pushing rebels out of more cities and hundreds of opposition fighters are moving back after a reported attacks with rockets and tank shells are these polls there is in the capital with all the latest for us all how their poll about just update us on what is happening in the country right now. well after a week of heavy fighting in least a teacher can eat well in fourteen to

a very well conceived this is our sea life from moscow i know i said it's japan's prime minister has addressed the nation is fears intensified about a possible nuclear power plant strong ai last friday for catastrophic earthquake and tsunami the company running the focus human nuclear power plant has a new mrs and. well down is a possibility following the explosions after complex a thirty kilometer no fly zone has been imposed over the new facility there also fears of a radioactive leak with reports of damage to one of the key containments levels protecting the reactor will increase thing a radiation levels are now being detectives throughout the country including in the capital tokyo readings at the front gates the power station on tuesday morning. is worth of now hearing radiation is being emitted within ethanol hour explosions at the site of taking place since friday's earthquake and tsunami damage the cooling systems there several people have been injured in the blast more than one hundred and fifty people have been exposed to radiation engineers and you can see water to the reac

eight thirty am in moscow these are your headlines japan is battling to restore power to the fukushima nuclear plant to prevent further explosions although fears of further radiation leaks are growing it's been a week since the country's worst earthquake and tsunami devastated huge squaw's of the north more than five thousand people are known to have died while close to ten thousand are still missing. other news we're covering on our t.v. libya braces for airstrikes from france and the u.k. is the u.n. security council backs a no fly zone to protect civilians even though russia is against foreign intervention it didn't mito the move because it supports the humanitarian values and that motivated. next martin anders explores the love affair between moscow and paris taking in the sights of the french. hello i welcome to one of the most loved and visit cities in the world powers basically great fellow look at the culture and architecture here and throughout the centuries as many russians emigrated to france the cultural links between the sea countries became stronger and stronger today par

coming to you live from moscow the latest news from japan now damaged it's a few rolls are focusing a nuclear plant hasn't been avoided. reports japanese media or government officials have confirmed the risk of another eggs close to the apathy power plant will japan's prime minister nasser can is having a press statement at the moment let's listen to what he has to say following yesterday today we were hard to rescue people and so far. the self-defense force as well as police and firefighters and emergency agency. were able to save about two thousand people. and i would like to explain about the rescue efforts the self defense forces all of the forces have mobilized fifty thousand people and they are to be doubled to one hundred thousand and the police officers or than twenty five hundred officers have been deployed and i bite is an emergency workers. more than eleven hundred units have been deployed and also emergency medical teams have been mobilized more than two hundred and they are deployed in their disaster hit areas food water blankets. and other supplies. because of transporta

without a live from moscow and twenty two developments now in japan where workers are struggling to control the stricken fukushima power plant this comes after a highly radioactive water was reportedly leaking from two reactors putting fears of a nuclear meltdown it's been over two weeks now since the devastating earthquake and tsunami destroyed at large parts of the country the official death toll stands at over ten thousand with many more homeless or missing the damage the facility has now sparked ongoing fears of an atomic disaster three workers have already been exposed to harmful elements meanwhile radioactive iodine has been found in the sea near the plant measured at over a thousand times the normal level nuclear energy experts say the damage caused to the site is already having dangerous effects on the environment and that of people's health. i think the narrative that we've had for the last week or so which is that we're trying to fix the problem and get it under control is misleading i think that there's been in some of the radiation having entered the environment in. large amount

japan following a request from. the grieving she what exactly is moscow pledging to do. well russia has stepped into the breach with energy aid for japan japan used to draw thirty percent of all of its energy from nuclear power stations and that of course is being suffered terrible. to the situation in fukushima and of course the situation and other power plants around the country following the earthquake and tsunami russia has pledged one hundred fifty thousand tons of liquid gas to japan as well as stepping up. its trade of coal to the country there's also the possibility of providing electricity directly to japan through an underwater cable which links the two countries prime minister vladimir putin has said that russia will do everything in its power to help its neighbor to the east. this is a great tragedy for japan so i would like our corresponding ministries and before it is to work out plans for how to help our eastern neighbors we need to do everything to increase supplies of field such a plan because of a slump in energy generation. second we need to continue mo

russian the region's close to japan residents and emotionally services are on high alert despite officials claiming there's no current radioactive danger meanwhile moscow's boosting its humanitarian aid and energy supplies to japan but increasing the number of rescue workers in disaster struck areas. i'm a colleague old dog will be here in about a half an hour's time but for now if you stay with us the cost report and it's coming your way next. i'm max kaiser and this is the kaiser report reporting to you on the global insurrection against the banker occupation there are revolts everywhere they're all attacking the corrupt bankers we're going to get into the headlines i want to introduce stacy herbert stacey. yeah i have a headline for you and you're going to give us some comments on it yeah nine eleven crybabies needed to kick in for two dollars a day i ask you to comment on this because it is your headline yeah i wrote that on my site i talk about these nine eleven crybabies you know since nine eleven there's been an effort to make sure this never another nine eleven but of course this is the worst thing that could possibly happen to the american econo