he's left with position hastert ultimately tried to skip somebody else another he's decided if mrs merkel everybody thinks they can attack germany and get the germans to open their purse strings a final thought the e.c. president admitted this week that you're about to submit you think i gave her full day that our border will make any difference at all i don't think it'll make any difference whatsoever because the problem is that mr barroso is only echoing the words of actually grips portugais statesman their first post military dictatorship president of ninety seven actually said it's time to leave the euro it's time for portugal to default and actually there's a grain of truth or not so alternately mr barroso is trying to keep together incredibly different viewpoints but which is and ultimately the miracle is that the euro will survive this far but it seems very difficult to actually put a long term bet in its favor patrick young fans have so much nice to see tonight and with these financial crisis still running hot iceland is getting cold feet over joining shortly than tonight we repor

putin and mrs merkel saying that this is one of the biggest issues facing the world right now something that everybody has to come together and condemn because as mr putin's words if north korea were to take the nuclear saber rattling further it could be kotecha catastrophic for the whole globe. we are against nuclear development and for the dinner claire ization of the whole korean peninsula we're very alarmed by this collation that because we are neighbors and if something happens the catastrophic normal will seem like a kid's fairy tale i think this thread does exist i'm calling on everyone to calm down sit at the negotiating table and solve all the problems which have piled up in recent years. president putin there calling for calm over the on going tensions korea and their nuclear saber rattling certain and she we're following here team peter oliver there reporting from hannah . why president bush is a warring thoughts about the current deadlock on the korean peninsula come as south korea backtracked on claims that the north is preparing

drink at night that yet despite current personal popularity here in germany alternative to say that mrs merkel isn't handling the european financial crisis the right way that what she's trying to do is trying to tell people in greece and in italy and in spain that they should act more like germans we find it ridiculous that our federal chaunced tries to turn the lovely people of greece italy and french into prussians she will never manage to do that it will not work i need to bring disunity instead of unity in europe alternative for germany is certainly a small party but they will be hoping to try and push that comes to the general election here on the twenty second of september they may also be facing a few challenges from other stop political parties that want to pull germany out of the euro to want to see the euro go by the wayside the m.p. they have said that they are the real. policy and that they going to challenge alternative so they're going to have a lot of work on their hands hoping to try and pick up a few votes for people disillusioned with the way things are going when germans go

spending a lot of money that france doesn't however they're hoping germany's going to give them and mrs merkel says no one has seen the return to power of to formally disgrace political parties that were in power when the country's banking sector collapsed in two thousand and eight the return of the euro skeptic coalition led by the independence party seems objection of the outgoing government's drive to join the e.u. robert oulds director of the brewers group think tank believes other debt nations would benefit from falling ice and example. there was a bit of a wobble in terms of icelandic public opinion of the two thousand and eight financial crisis where of course our standing banks one after the other fell like dominoes but of course since then because it's outside of the e.u. it has its own currency it's not in the euro of course it then what it been banished on its own economy as it saw fit in its recovered it's still got problems but of course the economy's growing and unemployment is falling which is a bold move from the situation in southern europe in the eurozone where unemployment i

spending a lot of money that france doesn't however they're hoping germany is going to give them and mrs merkel says no all the slash and burn economic policies of the greek government are taking a heavy toll now everywhere in the country many people are leaving the cities for the greener pastures about explains why. the young man from the sea theodorus is in his forty's but what he used to make his living at a newspaper in greece's second seat on a commune he's now returned to his roots on the northern greek coast is theodorus his fresh fish shop he took it over when his uncle retired two years ago and now clear doris is making a go of it himself far away from the big city. his decision is part of the trend greeks unable to make ends meet in the cities looking to areas with smaller economies and costs but. the company i work for cut our salaries so i decided to come here to find a better life for my children and me it has cost us also gave up a life in athens to open a guest house in the hills of northern greece the life of the city advertising manager was good he said but people should think

spending a lot of money that france doesn't however they're hoping germany's going to give them and mrs merkel says no. well a couple minutes away from crosstalk on a serious deadlock in a possible western intervention stay with us head on. most people in the western world would agree that having laws that officially create second class citizens is totally unacceptable we can look at the way jews were treated in nazi germany or blackstar in apartheid in south africa and the slavery jim crow errors in the usa as examples of legally dividing society by necessity i think most people you with their modern sensibilities would find these practices to be bob barrack and backwards but my question is that why is there to this day officially sanctioned second class citizens in certain e.u. countries or to be more accurate i should say non-citizen residents of the two million people in latvia around three hundred thousand of them are considered non-citizen residents who can neither vote nor hold public office these non-citizens are russian speakers of various ethnic backgrounds whose children also by bir

spending a lot of money that france doesn't however they're hoping germany's going to give them and mrs merkel says no. coming up week sport allied sway there kay partridge oh now to you all the latest coming up just after this break. download the official publication yourself choose your life stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter with your mobile device you can watch artsy anytime anywhere. hello welcome to the arty sports show with me kate ball trades twenty six minutes of action words and deeds from the biggest sporting names in russia and around the world and here's just a little of what's to come. talk to the top holders and narrow the gap to three points off the leaders says scott lose it rubin with four games to go in the russian premier league. while the rematch defending champions league the all calls in fact will back from the brink to reach the euro league last four and will once again face last year's. they can finally face. and head of the border china claim seven goals ahead of host russia can dominate the must go stage of

spending a lot of money that france doesn't help and they're hoping germany is going to give them mrs merkel says no or a couple minutes away from crosstalk on a serious deadlock or a possible western intervention stay with us here not to. most people in the western world would agree that having laws that officially create second class citizens is totally unacceptable we can look at the way jews were treated in nazi germany or blackstar in apartheid in south africa and the slavery jim crow arrows in the usa.

merkel. they are staying with mr. s. merkel. the upper house of the british parlaiment voted for same sex marriage. it is certain to become law after a may vote. several mass demonstrations in paris before and agaisnt the bill. umar al-bashir is traveling to south sudan, the first time there since 2011. he and his southern cou nterpart will talk about how much the south should pay to move its oil through sudan. vladimir putin says russia will put $50 billion in its space program, at a place near the chinese border. he said the first manned flight is expected in 2018. it is over a month since hugo chavez died of cancer, and honow the question is who will succeed him. we will find out. chavez called for them to vote for his former deupity, nicholas maduro, but henrique capriles says the tide is to his favor. nsworth.to eric far >> could maduro lose? >> you never say never but the polls indicate he will win. the question is, by what amount? on this basis the opposition is trying to test the election. there was an election october 7

essentially there is a german election coming and what the germans want to do is demonstrate that mrs merkel is being very very strong and bold against all those people in the southern mediterranean who the german tabloids love to hear and regard as being leaves the people who don't do enough work. returning to our breaking news this hour here in r t we're learning that about three hours after the winners crossed the line in the boston marathon there was a loud explosion on the north side of boylston street and that's just before the photo bridge that marks the finish line we've got to live c.c.t.v. footage of the scene here on r.t. right now according to eyewitnesses another explosion could be heard a few seconds later now as i say this happened three hours after the winners crossed the line and according to eyewitnesses they are saying that perhaps more than fifty people have been seriously hurt also witness is reporting via twitter that victims have lost limbs and those injured are being wheeled from the scene on stretchers and to ambulances where we can see that the scene has been cleare

essentially there is a german election coming and what the germans want to do is demonstrate that mrs merkel is being very very strong and bold against all those people in the southern mediterranean who the german tabloids love to hate and regard as being lazy people who don't do enough work where many say that the authorities that we you really fudged this whole deal but also what about their sons did they get the figures right how come seventeen billion euros was quoted as being in the first place and now that's been increased to twenty three billion euros that's quite a difference why can't they make their mind up well of course of the european union has a fabulous history of not getting it sums right bear in mind that the european union itself has not actually been able to help its alters sign off the european union as a kite for the last eight years so there are certainly key reasons why this could happen to be fair part of this is probably because when you get into an asset collapse after a bubble actually as you keep scrimping things away you discover assets that are being priced at a

spending a lot of money that france doesn't help and they're hoping germany is going to give them and mrs merkel says no. patrick. washington is diligently weaving some more web regulation online because lots to say about that if the government gets its way internet providers could be threatened with severe and compounding fines if they did refuse calls to wiretap their clients or check it out t. dot com is the place to do so please also taking this sort she spirit into space for the story about russian cosmonauts traveling to stage a war with the olympic torch on the international space station nice for the p.r.c. great pictures to come. i. think. it's supposed time here we were moscow if you're watching us thanks for being with r.t. katie pilbeam see you start another working week for you of course and has this team furiously working hard today you know what a big stories of course that meeting the japanese high profile meeting over here in moscow trying to forge better ties also big energy talks on the cards but of course there's a lot of energy needed in japan after fukushima has been a huge

mr. cameron is in spain today and then will travel to france and he meets angela merkel after that. at the same time, tens of thousands have been in the streets over the weekend protesting unemployment. unemployment has risen to record highs in recent years as mother than 5 million people out of work. as recession deepens and the economy contracts, yucker workers have been hit the hardest with spain's youth unemployment soaring to over 50%. in spain, we have reese baiting of profites from santander. they've restated their 2012 net profit at 2.295 billion euros versus the 2.205 previously reported. so that's actually stated them slightly higher. i'll just remind you we've got a number of earnings to focus on. alcoa kicking off the first quarter earnings season. the company forecast to earn 8 cents a share. that's revenue of around $5.9 billion. it's expected to be the seventh straight quarter of flat or falling prices for raw aluminum. other companies reporting this week include jpmorgan, wells fargo, bed, bath & beyond and peer 1 imports. earnings are forecast to rise 1.6% in the fi