in business has struck a multi-billion dollar deal with the world's biggest oil company just months after the collapse of the tie up with b.p. joining me from you know this is politics so. now we're just after eleven am here in moscow this is r.t. with meet real research welcome to the program nato says it has no immediate plans to end its operations in libya despite the rebels now controlling most of the country. continuing to bomb the town of sirte the main program have a stronghold which rebels have given until saturday to surrender. rebel control but authorities maria financial reports with almost every youngster in the country now carrying a gun that's far from saif. how much is a libyan rebel they got in politics and fighting against gadhafi soldiers in super shima truthfully with a shot coming from his moves hired gun shots. i didn't even notice until my friend told me that my foot was bleeding he pulled the trigger by mistake he was still scary himself. one of the biggest stories was discovered top security prison in southern tripoli where inmates were released after nato bombed t

plus a multi-billion dollar war chest wasted by the u.s. we look at where the american taxpayers' money allocated for iraq and afghanistan went and we ask the experts if there's more bad news to come. three suicide bombers have carried out attacks in the russian republic of chechnya leaving eight people twenty eight injured let's get some more details now and of course live to our correspondent in a question of all the latest on this story so details coming in to you know what is the latest that you can tell us here. the capital of the chechen republic grozny was headed by three blasts the first happened late in the evening on the road leading to the siege is our forte a suicide bomber blew himself up when police tried to stop him for an id tag half an hour later as the same planes of the first blast of the third attacks happened when investigators and emergency workers arrived at the scene overall age people were killed and among them six confirmed to be police officers and another twenty two were injuries meanwhile one of the three terror

russia's rustan's has struck a multi-billion dollar deal with the wells biggest oil company x. model he now confirmed because it's main part in exploring the potentially huge reserves of russia now to get the latest let's go live to corpus cannot tell you what's this multi-billion dollar but a million dollar deal is all about. good morning and we are getting more details of this agreement for instance exxon mobil will take on the most of the expenses on the first stages of a project when it comes to the development of the oil fields on russia's arctic shelf we know that they're planning to invest three point two billion dollars in oil exploration alone there and yesterday russia's prime minister was going to put it was present at the signing of this strategic cooperation agreement between the two energy giants he said back in the future the amount of the direct investment into this project could become over one hundred times bigger it's now become more clear where the prime minister got these figures from since it's estimated that the world because it's all russia's arctic shel

taxes its citizens and its multi-national corporations. if you are a u.s. citizen or resident or if you are a company head quartered or formed under the laws of the united states, your tax on your worldwide income, your tax on all your income no matter where you live, no matter where you earn it. but you do get to offset your u.s. taxes with foreign taxes that you pay to other jurisdictions. so if you have income that's also taxed in germany, that german tax is deducted from your u.s. tax. in addition to that, multi-national corporations have something that we call deferral. their foreign profits can be deferred, and they don't pay u.s. tax on it until they repatriate those profits, until they bring them back to the u.s. when we talk about tax havens, you'll hear two terms that some people tend to use interchangeably but mean different things, and that's tax evasion and tax avoidance. tax evasion is something that's clearly illegal. if a u.s. individual has assets offshore and those assets are earning income and the individual doesn't report that income on

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protesters that's as fears grow political unrest could lead to religious clashes and traditionally multi-faith society. and euro zone recovery is still on track as the e.u. parliament's economic committee admits the pace of growth is weak due to global market turbulence that's well concerns over the greek ballad continue for some countries doubting afghans can pay back a multi-billion bureaucrat. up next ahead of the release of a un report on israel's deadly raid on a cause of last year we look at the ramifications the advances have on televisa relations with its neighbors. with me i have the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a former israeli head of mission to ankara turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound flotilla greece was never so close to israel and the changes the recent change especially on the military mention there to greece to save israel from another public relations disaster. finitely helped but to save israel. because the pullout

these teams that are really multi-ethnic provide a role model david to the community. i would now like to introduce the two team leaders. we are very proud of them and the rest of the ambassadors. [applause] >> my name is ashley chang. i served as ambassador in the first year of this program. if you have written on the t in the past year during peak hours, chances are we have already met. i have seen the difference that we can make in this community, especially for modeling will and it limited english speaking residents. we are all happy and excited to be back in full operations. thank you for all your support. for those of you who i have not yet met, i look forward to talk to you soon. now i will have my other team lead introduce herself. >> my name is niasha vincent. a lifelong resident of district 10. i have always wanted to serve my community, so i'm happy to be an ambassador with this ongoing program. our job is to pretty much make sure the residents feel safe and informed with what is going on with the community. i am going to pass it back over to ashley who will

against protesters as fears grow political unrest could lead to religious clashes and are traditionally multi-faith society. and euro zone recovery is still off track is the use part of them and economic committee admits the pace of growth is weak through to the global market turbulence concerns over the greek bailout continue with some countries doubting athens can pay back some multi-billion your own sat. next to head of the release of a un report on israel's deadly raid on a gaza fought till last year we look at the ramifications the event has had on television for lay shuns with its neighbors. but we don't have the time only l. the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a former israeli head of mission to ankara turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tella greece was never so close to israel in this change is a recent change especially on the military dimension there greece saved israel from another public relations disaster at the hands the fi

these teams that are really multi-ethnic provide a role model david to the community.ould now like to introduce the two team leaders. we are very proud of them and the rest of the ambassadors. [applause] >> my name is ashley chang. i served as ambassador in the first year of this program. if you have written on the t in the past year during peak hours, chances are we have already met. i have seen the difference that we can make in this community, especially for modeling will and it limited english speaking residents. we are all happy and excited

russia's ross yet has struck a multi-billion dollar deal with the world's biggest oil company x. and mobil the american for all of the congress and its main part in exploring the potentially huge reserves of precious itself analysts say drilling could start in four years in turn russia's state run oil google take part in exploration projects in the states including in the deepwater gulf of mexico and in texas the partnership could generate up to five hundred million dollars. yourself a symbolic bank believes that the significance of the deal goes well beyond just just. now with this deal there's. greater sign of openness of this sector with regard to foreign investment but i think should be a trigger for greater capital inflows into russia which in turn is quite important because until recently you can be in flow of foreign capital was very severe and russia's influence of the i are still around fifty percent lower than what we've seen before the crisis so i think this could precisely be one of those figures that could finally change the situation with respect to capital flows is

but a multi-billion dollar war chest wasted by the u.s. we look at where the american taxpayers' money allocated for iraq and afghanistan went and asked experts if there's more bad news to come. nine people have been confirmed dead after three suicide bombings hit the capital of process southern republic of chechnya twenty people have also been wounded in the blast two of the terrorists have been identified with one of them being the brother of a suicide bomber who blew himself up in the republican capital last year but in a question of how has the latest. the capital of the chechen republic grozny was headed by three blasts the first happened late in the evening on the road leading to the siege is our forte a suicide bomber blew himself up when police tried to stop him for an id tag half an hour later at the same place of the first blast of this. tax happened when investigators and emergency workers arrived at the scene this tactic when one suicide bomber blew himself up and therefore attract more people and not the attacks that happened

getting multi-ethnic embassadors speaking a total of eight languages providing a visible presence in addition to our own, the richard citizen, encouraged collaboration and informing residents, was inviable. now to find out that these in the eye of -- ambassador that have been so special to us are to become permanent is unbelievable and a tribute to those who made it happen. again, it has been a pleasure to work with the ambassadors, keeping everyone informed and safe. they were care and live here and they have a stake to make sure this is a safe neighborhood for their children and everyone else's, their families as well as everyone else's. although they appear to do their job effortlessly, their job is not an easy one. the reason it looks easy is their passion for doing it. we are looking for having them and i look for to our continued relationship. thank you, a drink, mr. mayor, supervisors, for making this happen. [applause] >> thank you. next is someone who was one of the original architects of the ambassadors program. not only has he been a champion of civil rights and language a

what concerns over the greek bailout continued with some countries doubting anthems and pay back the multi-billion dear old dad. next ahead of the release of a un report on israel's deadly raid on a cause of thought to well last year we look at the ramifications the event has had on televisa relations with its neighbors. but we have to plan only out the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a former israeli head of mission to ankara turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tella greece was never so close to israel and the change is a recent change especially on the military dimension did greece save israel from another public relations disaster. differently helped save israel. it was the to pull out the biggest the worst important ship of the flotilla mavi marmara in. this year's floor cleaner would you say that the theory eating relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely. w

of those over the greek bailout continue with some countries down in athens and pay and pay by the multi-billion euro geale. was the headlines up next ahead of the release of a un report on israel's deadly raid on a dog of thirteen last year had the ramifications the event has had on tel aviv's relations with its neighbors. but we have gotten only l. the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a former israeli head of mission to ankara turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tele greece was never so close to israel in the change is a recent change especially on the military dimension did greece save israel from another public relations disaster. actually helped put saved israel this. it was the to pull up the biggest and the most important ship of the flotilla. in dissipate the in this useful claim or would you say that the period in relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definite

he considers himself typically danish, but that is about being cosmopolitan and multi-cultural. >> they want to standardize danish-ness, but we are all mixed. our culture is one big melting pot. >> he says the policies of the danish people party are wrong and dangerous. >> this party is out to create conflict. the more conflict there is, the more votes they get, and then their influence increases. the only policy they have against foreigners and against asylum seekers.

they get toner for the print tore last the entire year along with 65,000 sheets of multi-colored paper that is used for various projects. >> halloween is coming up. you have the color theme of orange. thanksgiving coming up. maybe more orange brown. christmas for green. so you have the kids will get a chance to use the paper. >>reporter: in milpitas hundreds of volunteers are busy stuffing backpack that will be donated to needy children in the south bay. family giving tree plans to hand out up to 18,000 backpack filled with school supplies. >>> many are regular customers of certain businesses but is there such a thing as being too loyal? apparently so. one woman was banned from her favorite store and michael explains how it could happen to you, too. >>reporter: one look at kim's close the it tells you where she loves to shop. >> this the one is really comfortable. >>reporter: filled with trendy

night after night, multi- cultural yugoslavia is resurrected. director is a bosnian from sarajevo. he lived through the war and the siege and now he is here. no one cared whether he was a muslim bosnian or a bosnian serb. we would not even have known which he was. >> it looked like a garden with many flowers and no one was bothered. it was stimulating. people flew like bees from one flower to another. >> how to garden became a bloody battlefield? how neighbors suddenly became enemies. there are issues that still need to be addressed. the wave of nostalgia pushes them to the forefront. people long for what they fought against. >> people come to terms with their own past. there were discussed as the cause of evil. the whole world the threat to that that model. >> -- was a teenager when the war began, she is now 36 nostalgic. you cannot choose from memories. >> when the war started, this is really dramatically marked the lives of our generation. you cannot overlook the crimes. my generation still remembers the lives in yugoslavia. the last war crim

but we all know that they need to invest into multi-revenue businesses, become multi-revenue businesses. i think they are doing that relatively successfully. >>reporter: many publishers now have ipad applications: take the ft - 400 thousand people have downloaded its app and already ten percent of its subscriptions have come through this medium. >>christie: i think they like it because it is a bit like that harry potter newspaper, its print butcome to life. so it's got that video, it's got the interactive graphics. it is much more than just a newspaper. but it's got the advantage of the newspaper in that it's finite; there's a beginning; and a middle and an end, which people do like. >>alger: all of a sudden you can t3 magazine or you can get your magazine out to multiple markets atvery, very low costs. so the money that you put in creating the content could come back ten fold when you open it up to a market like the us; where at the moment, t3 magazine isn't sold. >>reporter: the main beneficiary from this explosion of hardware and software is the consumer - but early adopters in the p

very will with the engines also shows very good performance which is particularly important for a multi engine aircraft and also is a significant advantage in training a craft. flew in to take its place of the air show in moscow we had a chance to climb aboard for one of its certification testing flights in the western russian city of smug. conditions at the former military airport or luxury as compared to the remote airstrips the research is built to access but it's a good base for monitoring and servicing the newborn aircraft while it gets its wings in the field it can take off and land from dirt lift off with one of its two engines disabled and provide crew and passengers with emergency oxygen if flight conditions demand a climb above thirty six hundred meters experience test pilot. whips the light airplane around curves with performance parameters to establish these trial flights are no relaxing total jumps but once it makes muster with russian aviation regulators the first batch are due for delivery to a flight school in lenin's hometown of. really stands for its modern flight cont

from the flight deck pilots also enjoy every perk of twenty first century aviation with multi-functional l.c.d. output panels to integrate delayed a sim digitize flight controls. those pilot wings the thing runway obviously this model is not exactly clear could explaining for twenty one by twenty fourteen so there should be more progress through. ported the next three blocks this year's most triumphal entry went to the brand new long awaited seventy seven dreamliner from boeing we should just wrapped up test flights for u.s. federal aviation administration certification it is home base outside seattle washington with one of the nine trial seventy seven straight up for a short getaway mox visitors got a glimpse at the latest widebody boeing billed as the company's most advanced most fuel efficient airplane ever and with russian flights had barely flowed said to take twenty two of the new dreamliner. crews from faraway seattle gave future customers a good preview of what the modern machine is capable of. it was a very enjoyable easy flight we used a lot of the automation on the airplane to

with other bubbles bubbles visioning and half just like what you see in a bubble about that is the multi-verse of universes. we started out by your opening at the age of eight i understand also as a as a child you wanted to build a particle accelerator in your parents' garage and and that your parents had been interned in the concentration camps that are going to put together their world war two how how has all of that shaped your worldview. yeah it's true my parents were in a relocation can from one nine hundred forty two to nine hundred forty six but i was in the sputnik age the age when people said yes it's your duty to become a scientist and i was swept up by all that so when i was in high school i built an atom smasher a two point three million electron gold-beater trying to accelerate or that i built in my mom's garage so one day i asked my mom mom can i have permission to build an atom smasher in the garage and she said sure why not and over here that they got the garbage well it weighed four hundred pounds they contained twenty two miles of copper wire it consumed six kilowatts of powe