nokia has a position on this on its website and it stated here it was june of zero. dollars the fifth. history of someone calling cuckoo i'm absolutely sure that if there's been a worldwide ban on the use of this mineral nakia will have complied with such a measure but more to give out political because it was real don't offer positions that it's actually about not using coltan that comes from the congo i suspect in somewhere where one of the most careful companies in the world in terms of our respect for the environment is that all to overspend on the one we believe that production is good but destruction of the environment has no place in our values this is just i'm sure that we are respecting this directive not to use colton from the congo you can see a lot of the stuff if the big brands are so sure of themselves they must supply the evidence that their mobiles are not helping make the conflicts worse by the fact that in a supply evidence that they're not sourcing their minerals from the conflict zones they're going to this we saw in our conversations with company

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this is not courage nokia famous communications company is said to be starting its business or whatever in skulk or the russian innovation center during the apec summit e.u. said japanese companies expressed an interest to bolt towards the skolkovo project to sell not only the finns but the japanese to which particular camp companies can you name them and how soon can we start doing some. of those tools cocoa project. has already attracted interest from all parts of the world in the finnish and different companies because for huge interest from our other european countries our agent in countries like korea or in particular were the president of the ballot will be as well and american companies many american companies who want to participate in the project as coca-cola is already flagship project for many people. many investors professionals who are coming through russia. can question what can we do is cocoa that the first questions they ask before they ask questions about corruption conversant in general and it's important for us and skulk over time can be in the in the driver not just

this will give the country outraged to have it tap into the global innovation why would you leave nokia the world's top mobile phone manufacturers to work in nanotech i spent twenty years in i p s three and there i saw what i thought he did for information and now what i see is fat man or technology used to do the same transformation for matter. russia has banned for sale of deep frozen poultry just months after a ban on chlorine treated birds disrupted imports from the u.s. regulators say frozen chicken has less nutritional value but then takes effect of the first of january for both importers and local producers like previous health measures the brand will mostly affect u.s. farmers who until this year were the largest poultry suppliers to russia the world trade organization which russia may still joins the burn has no scientific justification and breaks w. rules. russia's service is growing up the fastest spaces june that softer the hit ways this summer course the sector to contract the child killed up to forty percent of crops in some areas pushed up prices and lowered the business

research at the business school head of the school of a project that it plans to sign contracts with nokia and intel. ok that's all the business news for now are join me next dollar for more and more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash business. discover the treasures of russia was introduced see its most valued amazing gems. moscow parts of russia palaces and romantic channels of st petersburg golden jolene's and sacred spires the fairy tale of the russian winter every moment of your trip to the thrill of england visitors to russia for over eighty years interest will ensure your visit to russia is one you'll never forget. you're watching our t.v. time now to have a look at our top stories for the south president dmitri medvedev visit to russia's karylle islands has sparked al qaida in japan which claims the territory as its own islands came under moscow's control of the end of the second world war now believed to have vast oil and gas reserves. as u.s. troops leave iraq the local forces are struggling to contain surging violence on sunday fifty two people died when militants seized

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experts here from around the world companies like cisco siemens the world's top mobile phone maker nokia as well as the leading computer print mini fracture of killer pie called m we're joined now by the managing director of wrist nano alexander sure alexander told me could this forum lead to specific deals as a result last night you know of course held a lot of think issue here i always say that and i was see what is going on for a while was an amusing rooms by the way today we announce one deal with. what will be a very good broad i believe in a cause to go but science and technology just don't want to do the right. specifically where were specific nothing comparable in the world today when all is said is the joy wave of privatization now in russia being planned would you like to still call to first no no to private investors to raise money. i think that not this year not. the government a year but in several years so i think that we will build one for private placement does russia considering a full dish if there is no no for one point seven billion dollars has been reported . yeah we

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with nokia and intel. next the majority of russians use their own money to buy medicines and ninety nine percent of them are short of cash for such drugs a new study by russian poll center says around forty percent by medicine without doctors and five percent consumption in russia was eighty two dollars per capita this race is almost three times higher in both person and roughly ten times higher in the u.s. the russian authorities say they're considering setting up a drug prescription insurance system in the country but no sooner than two thousand and thirteen. russia's internet advertising companies of a two hundred forty million dollars in the third quarter a survey by russia's association of communication agencies says they've almost overtaken outdoor and print a major advertisers in sales analysts predict that the internet may become russia's second most popular promotion of the t.v. as soon as a fourth quarter this year. that's out date for now but you can always find more stories on our website r.t.

including $300 for two nokia cell phones and 600 for the printer. the article on the plot reads, it is such a good bargain for us to spread fear amongst the enemy and keep him on his toes in exchange of a few months of work and a few thousand bucks. and the terrorists add to bring down america, we don't have to strike big. team fox coverage on this tonight. steve centanni our news correspondent on the security screenings ahead of this year's busiest travel period of the year. first, catherine herridge who covers intelligence for us. catherine, explain more about the group's objectives if you would. >> shep al qaeda in yemen, the same group behind the failed bombing on christmas day say they want to cripple traffic by pushing more printer bombs through the system. what some may refer to as a strategy of a thousand cuts, the aim is to bleed the enemy to death. >> if you are not successful from a connecticut standpoint, if you don't cause a big explosion and strategies, you will scare people, jeopardize the economy, et cetera. >> the former secretary o

two nokia mobile phones at $150 each. two hewlett-packard printers $300 each. shipping, transportation, other miscellaneous expenss for a total bill of $4,200. this is like a grocery list of items for a terrorist. why are they showing this to us? >> they want to say with minimal spending, they can cause maximum disruption and they can do it again and again and again. that's what they're trying to say here, brooke. >> what are we doing to fight back? is what we're doing in the airport a perfect example of making sure that this doesn't carry out, doesn't continue on? >> that's part of it protecting the public that way. but the key thing here is intelligence. it's stopping these plots before they actually come into fruition. and with this most recent cargo bomb plot, it was information from saudi arabia, passed on the united states and other allies which prevented this plot from being deadly potentially. so the key thing always, always -- in germany right now and the united states right now and anywhere else, it's intelligence, stopping these plots before they com

bill: $200 for nokia phones, 200 buck phos shipping printers, transportation, miscellaneous expenses, total bill of $4200. it's an incredible article to read. jamie, thank you for your time. let's stay a step ahead of them, always. thanks. >>> got a question about this? hemmer, fox news.com is the e-mail address, also on twitter, bill hemmer, we're taking questions on this and anything else that is on your mind, that's got you curious, bya, because you asked. martha: all right. this news just coming out of the aruba story. remember about the jawbone that was found by a tourist on an aruban beach last week? of course, raising instant concerns about whether or not it could be the jawbone of natalee holloway, so they sent it to the netherlands to have it tested. the word we're getting now is they're going to make an announcement on this tuesday afternoon, we'll know whether or not that jawbone belonged to natalee holloway, was part of natalee holloway's body but interesting, they said it's been in this forensic lab since monday and if it had belonged to an animal they would have discount

nokia verdict like we saw one all there was this mutual he'd gathered at the port of oakland. on standby but even from their intelligence and research they believe it will be peaceful. but to keep our fingers crossed. >> we have will in oakland and san in l.a.. we will get the sentence to you as soon as it comes down. we'll have it on our web site is well i kron 4. we have all the angles covered on the story that is being watched closely. really around the nation ever since that videotape. this is a big controversial culmination of many months and years of court action it comes down today with the sentence. 10:34 a.m. as we look at the day cloud and fog is clearing and it looks like a pretty good day. >> it's downhill from here but we are shaking things up from where we have been much cooler today see much cloud cover and we even have a slight chance of rain as we head into the weekend. it will be a significant chance of rain through the latter part of your weekend. current tempters 56 efforts as ghosts kind of on the cool side this time of the morning, 62 oakland, south bay l

toner cartridges filled with petn, two nokia mobile cell phones.ewlett-packard printers, $300. total cost of attack $12,200. whether it came off or not, we altered what we're doing and certainly it's reflected in the political dialogue in this ku t country. >> absolutely, sir. it's alienated many americans even further and the reality is that terrorism is cheap for the enemy. it's very inexpensive to do it and it's very easy to do it. >> right. >> and we really have to think this thing through before we keep imposing on our own citizens onerous activities. >> michael, if you don't mind, i'm going to start on your paperwork. i want you back in the agency, if possible. >> thank you so much for joining us and good luck with -- i look forward to your new book when it comes out. that is michael scheuer. now straight ahead, the developers of the mosque insists the project is not at ground zero but now, they're asking for millions of dollars meant to rebuild ground zero. will they get their grant? and it takes more deer hunters days to land a trophy buck