the insurgency in the north caucuses. now has connections with other terrorist groups in the middle east and in other parts of the world so we are probably seeing yet another outreach yet another attack against innocent civilians on the same pattern as happened in new york in london and paris and in other parts of the world. of course the insurgency in the north caucuses has domestic routes and. there are courses for it that are local but in the end this is in my view a part of much wider international debt to. peace loving people everywhere in the world. really my colleague spoke to political analyst dimitri babich cross talk and political commentator piece in the well and they said it's not easy to intimidate russia through attacks such as this. people

it is believed the attackers were so-called black widows, women from the north caucuses.ix years earlier, february 2004, another attack on the moscow subway. a bomb blast killed 40 people and wounded more than 100. here, too, moscow police suspected a suicide bomber from chechnya. and the attack put -- to place in the morning rush hour. and there was a similar attack in august of the same year, when a young woman blue result of, killing nine others. an islamic terrorist group supported by chechen militants claimed responsibility. in july to a dozen three, two female suicide bombers killed 14 people house at an open-air concert. there were stopped at a security check on their way in. police say their plan had been to blow themselves up in the middle of the audience of 20,000 people. most of the spectators had no idea of the drama that was unfolding just a few hundred meters away. authorities allowed the concert to go ahead to avoid mass panic that could have led to even more deaths. in decembeof t same year, two female suicide bombers, again believed to be from chechnya, b

the insurgency in the north caucuses now has connections with other terrorist groups in the middle east and in other parts of the world so we are seeing yet another outrage yet another attack against innocent civilians on the same pattern as happened in new york in london in paris and in other parts of the world. of course the insurgency in the north caucasus has domestic routes and. there are courses for it that are local but in the end this is in my view part of much wider international threat to. peace loving people everywhere in the world those behind it. need to be brought to justice there are other things what that one needs to be doing and that is to try to undermine any popular support. these groups have either in a rush are or globally in the world so there is a need to isolate these terrorists wherever they are this is a global threat the. terrorism that we're seeing in different parts of the world has a connection with each other and. obviously russia has now been targeted. the same way that a number of western countries in the past have been targeted this is not an isolated

the insurgency in the north caucuses. now has connections with other terrorist groups in the middle east and in other parts of the world so we are probably seeing yet another outrage yet another attack against innocent civilians on the same pattern as happened in new york in london and paris and in other parts of the world. of course the insurgency in the north caucasus has domestic moods and. there are causes for it that are local but in the end this is in my view part of much wider international met to. peace loving people everywhere in the world well earlier my colleague expect your political analyst dimitri which in cross talk and political commentator peter divel and they said it's not easy to intimidate russia through attacks such as this. people getting back to doing their daily lives here unfortunately we do have these kind of attacks because people are not intimidated by them life will go on as tragic as this event is today number two russian afghanistan warmed up relations in the last few days soon don't discoun

the insurgency in the north caucuses. now has connections with other terrorist groups in the middle east and in other parts of the world so we are probably seeing yet another outrage yet another attack against innocent civilians on the same pattern as happened in new york in london in paris and in other parts of the world. of course the insurgency in the north caucasus has domestic routes and. there are courses for it that are local but in the end this is in my view part of much wider international threat to. peace loving people everywhere in the world. earlier r.t. sara for told us about security measures that are being taken in moscow the second busiest airport sheremetyevo. taking going through the check and having your luggage checked just taking a lot longer now as a measures against that you've also seen a patrol staff around the airport grounds with dogs so it is nature's way you can see we've spoken to the security staff and they said that they've got the highest security level in place now the stuff from high ale

killed thirty five people at moscow's demanded an airport but how not naming the twenty year old north caucuses man had the hyundai handle to his buddies with accomplices it goes all the meanwhile the country is considering a new anti terror alert system as security is stepped up nationwide on presidential orders to consider the situation to lead by consolidating public we've. also all eyes in egypt as the nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite a hundred deaths and violent clashes with police and even a string of prison break outs. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak something with fuses to give in to protesters demands join me in a few moments from cairo. as the key nuclear arms council deal between moscow and washington will come into force within days after the go ahead from lawmakers in moscow only the start treaty has the final seal of approval from the body decides. hello and welcome to the program this is our series weekly review. story investigators say they know the identity of the suicide bomber responsible for monday's attack in moscow dea

always a far as i'm concerned very impressive but you drew or you draw the focus down to the north caucuses here dmitri do you think it's corrected enjoy pointing the finger of blame at that area. if i said the news that that terrorist act was committed suicide confirmed that and obviously. track will be the first or the number one triple investigation since it's such a huge city you just cannot bring it to a standstill even by a major terrorist act. on what. peter has said before you know of financing if. the terrorist who was source is good for. i think the western audience should step up to the letter states or the european union we're not going to see the russia part of the west what for us when this terrorist russia is a part. of me sort of move. how do you have terrorism it's not just a domestic issue it's a global issue. it's like the weakest link. in the west and it's dangerous and difficult to strike at ease with israel's security it's very difficult to strike the states it's a bit easier to straighten europe but europe gets very easily but in russia because it's such a it's basica

and say he was from the north caucuses in the wake of the blast the new counter-terror system is being considered. that situation consolidating public. because he knew clear on the gulf deal between moscow and washington as to comment of police within days of the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from both sides. of the world is calling on egypt to put a stop to violence and be antigovernment uprising kills oberon hundred protesters clashing for lootings raging across the country. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak simply refuses to give interposed mr its demands join me in a few moments from cairo. a very warm welcome this is all marty live from moscow. they have identified the bomber now investigators of the deadly terror attack on moscow's main airport stepping up their hunt for the people who organized it is always a week since a twenty year old from the north caucuses set off the bomber domodedovo it claimed thirty five it lives one hundred remain in hospital. on the day terror returned to russia's capital. for thirty t.p.m. on the twenty fourth of jan

it is believed the attackers were so-called black widows, women from the north caucuses.rs earlier, february 2004, another attack on the moscow subway. a bomb blast killed 40 people and wounded more than 100. here, too, moscow police suspected a suicide bomber from chechnya. and the attack put -- to place in the morning rush hour. and there was a similar attack in august of the same year, when a young woman blue result of, killing nine others. an islamic terrorist group supported by chechen militants claimed responsibility. in july to a dozen three, two female suicide bombers killed 14 people house at an open-air concert. there were stopped at a security check on their way in. police say their plan had been to blow themselves up in the middle of the audience of 20,000 people. most of the spectators had no idea of the drama that was unfolding just a few hundred meters away. authorities allowed the concert to go ahead to avoid mass panic that could have led to even more deaths. in december of the same year, two female suicide bombers, again believed to be from chechnya, ble

this attack is again suspected to be the work of islamic militants from russia's north caucuses region. but this bomber targeted the international arrivals area of the airport where foreigners would inevitably be. officials say the bomb contained screws and ball bearings designed to kill. >> they could be sending a signal to the rest of the world that those areas of cooperation that russia has to the rest of the world, places like an international terminal, are subject to attack. >> reporter: russian president medvedev went on television and vowed to track down those behind the attack. while russia's shooting war against chechen and other rebel groups in the north caucuses ended more than a decade ago, terror attacks attributed to militants from the area have continued with deadly regularity. now the death toll in a war that will not end has risen again. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> in other news, arizona representative gabrielle giffords remains in intensive care this morning at a houston hospital, but she's said to be improving steadily and may begin rehab by the end of the w

which killed thirty five people they say he was from the north caucuses. system is being considered. a deal between moscow and washington is to come into force within a day after it was approved by the russian parliament this week the start treaty was ratified by the u.s. congress last month. and the world is calling on egypt to put a stop to violence is over one hundred people have been killed during the anti-government protests the country has shut its border with gaza jammed local transmission of the al jazeera news now. problems with security deep rooted corruption and a difficult investment climate president dmitri medvedev tackled all of these topics as he discussed his plans for modernizing russia in an interview with bloomberg television he also spoke about the fate of course on the twenty twelve presidential race that interview coming up next here on r.t. . president good thank you very much for joining us you want to turn russia into a modern country you've got mcdonald's you've got shopping malls you've got through she what's missing you. what's

stoppable days terrorism group is believed to bad islamic who joined educated in militant cell in the north caucuses and. the russian economy took center stage on the second day of the dallas economic forum in switzerland it follows president dmitry medvedev steamboats speech that opened the form on wednesday. algeria egypt and yemen and now they include top in the wave of violent and to government protests that started in tunisia some on the bass sound joint paolo's with the color revolutions to see them pose some treats. as the headlines up next is the need to show spotlight on the program this time focuses on ways of safeguarding russia from terrorism. hello again. today my guest on the show is. this week the deadly attack on russia. has cost more than one hundred victims including foreign citizens dozens are in hospitals some of them in critical condition police say this was a terrorist attack the bomb was carried into the building through an unsecured entrance how can we feel safe in the country. here is vice president of the international vets association the. dead of an apple or two place in

bomber who killed thirty five people dead about airport but are not naming the twenty year old north caucuses much as the hunt for his accomplices goes on meanwhile the country's considering a new terror alert system a security stepped up nationwide on presidential orders. by consolidating public. to. also all eyes are major does the nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite a hundred deaths and violent clashes with police and over the string of prison break outs. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak simply refuses to give interposed piston's demands join me in a few moments from cairo. plus the key nuclear on the sconce deal between moscow and washington will come into force within days after the go ahead from lawmakers and most of the meaning of the start treaty have the final seal of approval from both sides. and welcome to the program this is artie's weekly review. story now investigators say they know the identity of the suicide bomber responsible for monday's attack in moscow demanded of an airport which killed thirty five and injured over hundre

killed thirty five people at moscow dominated airport but are not naming the twenty year old north caucuses man as the hunt for his accomplices goes on meanwhile the country is considering a new terror alert system at security stepped up nationwide on presidential order. by consolidating public. to reduce. also all eyes on egypt out of the nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite a hundred deaths in violent clashes with police and over the trail prison break out . the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak simply refuses to give interposed mr his demands joining me in a few moments from cairo. on the key nuclear arms kind of deal between moscow and washington will come into force within days up to go the lawmakers in moscow means the start treaty has the final seal of approval from both sides. hello and welcome to the program this is our seas weekly review of our timeline story now investigators say they know the identity of the suicide bomber responsible for monday's attack in moscow demand out of an airport which killed thirty five an injured over hundr

identified the man who committed the deadly suicide attack on the airport and say he was from the north caucuses in the wake of the blockbuster new anti terror alert system is being considered. considered. consolidating public forces. to reduce. the key new player on the cards deal between moscow and washington is to come into pools within days after the start treaty received the final seal of approval from both sides. of. the world is calling on egypt to put a stop to violence of the anti-government uprising kills over one hundred protesters with clashes and lootings are raging across the country. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak simply refuses to give in to protest its demands join me in a few moments from cairo. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me i said that they've identified the bomber now investigators of the deadly terror attack on moscow's main airport are stepping up their hunt for the people who organized it it's almost a week since a twenty year old man from the north caucuses set off the bomb adama did it claimed thirty five lives one hu

of course the insurgency in the north caucuses has domestic moods and. there are courses for it that are local but in the end this is in my view a part of much wider international. commit the bloody scenes of the moscow attack are reminiscent of what can be seen in a computer game conversationally involves a character who is urged to kill civilians in an imaginary airport the aftermath of monday's blasts has sparked hot debate as the stuff of a fictional computer came became a shocking reality artie's lauren lyster reports a terrorist attack kills dozens of innocent people in creates chaos at a moscow airport fact. it was fiction. it's the scenario being played out here in this popular american video game sold worldwide call of duty modern warfare two he doesn't know russian in this mission the player goes on a terrorist rampage hoping to massacre civilians in a fictitious moscow airport it may have seemed too gruesome and tragic to become troops were it not for the very real events seen here at the dome of judge of the airport more than thirty people ha

the suicide bomber who killed thirty people at the airport but only naming the twenty year old north caucuses mindful of racial reasons in the world russia is considering a new terror alert system the securities stepped up a nationwide on presidential order. also the key nuclear arms const deal between moscow and washington is to come into force within days after the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from both sides the world's two biggest nuclear power is one thing to plan to exchange documents and later this week to allow weapons reduction in the. world attention is focused on egypt as a nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite over one hundred deaths in the clashes with police and calles including mass prison breakouts some believe they were in the news with the recent revolutions in former soviet states. problems with security deep rooted corruption under difficult investment climate present time all of these topics as he discussed his plans for modernizing russia in an interview with bloomberg television he also spoke about the fate of me. on th

killed thirty five people at moscow diverted to airport but are not naming the twenty year old north caucuses a man as they hunt for his accomplices goes on meanwhile the country's considering a new terror alert system as security has stepped up nationwide on presidential orders. consolidating public. international calls for common egypt as a hundred die in anti-government violence with clashes and looting cross the country despite occurred here. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak something refuses to give into protesters demands join me in a few moments from cairo. deal between moscow and washington is to come into force within days after the start treaty received a final seal of approval from both sides. hello and welcome to the program this is our she's weekly review of our timeline story now investigators say they know the identity of this suicide bomber responsible for monday's attack on moscow airport which killed thirty five and injured over one hundred the twenty year old man from the north caucuses not be named as security chiefs hung down those who helped organize the

the airport and saying it was from the north caucuses and the way golf the glass in the conference how that system is being considered. considered that's by consolidating these prosecutions q we've increased the speed limit it's. picking a new clear on the current deal between moscow and washington to come into force within days after the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from. the world is calling on egypt for the jobs of violence is the antigovernment rising kills over a hundred protesters actions and lootings raging across the country. a very warm welcome this is r.t. live from moscow i'm alex have it now they've identified the bomber now investigators of the deadly terror attack on moscow's main airport are stepping up their hunt for the people who organized it it's almost a week since a twenty year old man from the north caucuses set off the ball the domodedovo it claimed thirty five lives over a hundred remain in a hospital. back on the day terror returned to russia's capital. four thirty pm on the twenty fourth of january a suicide bomber blaze apart the packed arr

always a far as i'm concerned very impressive but you drew you to all the focus down to to the north caucuses here dimitri is peter do you think is correct did enjoy pointing the finger of blame in that area well if as i said the news that the terrorist act was committed by a suicide bomb are confirmed then obviously. track will be the first or the number one track or investigation since it's such a huge city you just cannot bring it to a standstill even by a major terrorist act. i would get you on what peter has said before you know of financing if. the terrorist. source is good for us. i think the worst in the audience shouldn't step to let the states or the european union we not can see the russia part of the west what for us when this terrorist russia is a part of you i mean you've got a missile to move. around so yes you have terrorism it's not just a domestic issue it's a global issue and i would like to add that it's like the weakest link is this the west it's dangerous and difficult to strike it has to strike at israel israel's security it's very difficult to strike the united states

killed thirty five people at moscow's demoted or airport but aren't naming the twenty year old north caucuses manacled gratian all reason being a while russia is considering a new round of terror alert system of securities stepped up nationwide on presidential orders. to kenya appear on scans deal between moscow and washington is to come into force within days after the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from both sides the world's two biggest nuclear power plant exchange documents in munich later this week to allow weapons reduction worked again in. world attention is focused on egypt as a nation wide eyed rising against president hosni mubarak continues despite over one hundred deaths in clashes with police and chaos including mass prison break outs some believe the revolt bears similarities with recent kind of revolutions in forward soviet state. well problems with security deep rooted corruption and a difficult investment climate prison that have toppled all of these topics as he discussed his plans for modernizing russia in an interview with bloomberg television and he also

an airport which killed thirty five an injured over one hundred twenty year old man from the north caucuses not been named as security achieves hunt down those who helped organize their trotty. looks back at the violence of that day. four thirty pm on the twenty fourth of january a suicide bomber blaze apart the packed arrivals hall at russia's busiest airport. my first thought was to get away a lot of people willing motionless even more people were being piled up near the first aid area some world already dead they were dragged away a horrible picture. i looked at my watch and then flash and i passed out when i woke up there was a ringing in my ears it was a sour smell everything in ash is everyone is groaning three or four men were piled up on top of me the one directly above me was wounded in the chest he took all the shrapnel. amongst the thirty five dead people for many nationalities. added when the father's golden koos then is due to marry the mother of his child cavell budrus shelves wife watched him die in front of her on the airport floor around the world families now grieving for

or at the very least in some cases authorities have blamed separatists from the north caucuses. you might remember the school siege in 2005. there were bombings in the moscow metro just last march, almost a year ago. these were carried out by islamic separatists from the caucuses. two planes were brought down by bombs in 2004. chechen women were accused in that particular case. so it's no stretch to imagine that this may have been carried out by the same groups. but as i said at this point, there really doesn't... no evidence has been made public one way or another. >> woodruff: we're also hearing, will englund, about russian security operations in recent months in the north caucuses, looking for rebels. is there any more information about that and whether that could have... this could be in retaliation for that? >> well, although chechnya has been really very significantly quieted down from the really bad times in the... when they were at war there in the mid 1990s and then again in the early 200 0s, the kremlin has a firm grip on the capital city of grows knee. there was a low-

the insurgency in the north caucuses. now has connections with other terrorist groups in the middle east and in other parts of the world so we are probably seeing. another. yet another attack against innocent civilians on the same pattern as happened in new york in london and paris and in other parts of the world. of course the insurgency in the north caucuses has domestic routes and. there are courses for it that are local but in the end this is in my view a part of much wider international threat to. peace loving people everywhere in the world where police are currently working to identify the suspected suicide bomber behind monday's attack the security has been tightened across the capital here russia's antiterrorism committee says the situation at the airport and across moscow is under control. but of the proportion if you can or as soon as we received information about the explosion police officers federal security experts and emergency teams went to the airport we're taking every measure to prevent any such incident

investigative identify the mountain of the deadly suicide it's almost out of the air safety from the north caucuses in the wake of the blast in new hunting terror that system is being considered. by consolidating. to. the key nuclear arms cards a deal between moscow to come into force within days of the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from both sides. in the world is calling on egypt support or stop until violence the answer rising kills over a hundred protesters clashing is. raging across the country. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me honest habit they have identified the bomber now investigators that the deadly terror attack on moscow's main airport are stepping up their hunt for the people who organized it it's always a week since a twenty year old from the north caucuses says off the ball madama dead it claimed thirty five lives over one hundred remained in hospital. on the day terror returned to russia's capital. four thirty pm on the twenty fourth of january a suicide bomb that blaze apart the packed arrivals hall at russia's busiest airports. my

media doesn't like to do that angle because it makes russia look like it can't deal with the north caucuses and all that as all the problems down there who would want to have to deal with the kind of a social breakdown that we've had in many cases we need investment there's unemployment there's actually discrimination poor governance i would say in many ways but there is an initiative and has been initiative to deal with that issue but still we have this why did they come to the working capital want to send a message to keep the training going and keep the money coming in from the outside and this is something that russia is very well aware of and i agree with demons he started out here there's still a lot of loopholes here if you look around you know they still have a lot of work to do to stay calm about this kind of activity some loopholes perhaps but certainly security when you when you see it at the metro the airport security is always a far as i'm concerned very impressive but you draw you draw the focus down to the north caucuses here dimitri is peter do you think it's corrected enjoy

police are focusing their investigation on islamic militants from the north caucuses region and russianme minister vladimir putin has vowed revenge for the attack. >>> and divers in florida are touting the extremely rare discovery of a roughly 200-year-old ship's bell off the coast of st. augustine. traditionally known as a diver's holy grail, archaeologists say only two bells have ever been recovered off the state's northern coast. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,977 after dipping three points yet. the s&p was up a fraction. the nasdaq inched up a point. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 62 points. in hong kong, the hang seng added 54. stocks made a late day come back tuesday to offset losses from a less than impressive share of ç corporate earnings. 3m slipped 3% after eeking out earnings that barely beat estimates. a multitude of recent recalls took a chunk out of johnson & johnson's bottom line. verizon missed the streets' forecast, but a health injury rise in providers gave a shar

deadly suicide attack on moscow's airport which killed thirty five people they say he was from the north caucuses well in the wake of the blast a new terror alert system is being considered. the key nuclear arms cuts deal between moscow and washington is to come into force within days after it was approved by the russian parliament this week but the start treaty was ratified by the u.s. congress last month. and the world is calling on egypt to put a stop to violence as over one hundred people have been killed during the government protests the country has shut its border with gaza and the local transmission of the al jazeera news network. and up next report on how plastic waste is choking the wildlife out of the world's oceans that's coming your way here on r.t. . it was because to book the northern or silver good there's the soup. project all these things oh if you go through and i'm. sure we'll show off to you and all the photos . just you is the first place to colton in the stomach of the if you translate it to you in body size this will be to their fruits in the stomach. so in the past five m

suicide blast at moscow's domodedovo airport aimed at foreigners and carried out by a man from the north caucuses. thirty five people and injured more than one hundred leads egypt descends into chaos as protesters wash out against the government for the sixth day in a row more than one hundred killed and thousands injured in the uprising that's led to the dissolution of the cabinet. after months of negotiations washington and moscow got a fresh start as they ratify the new nuclear arms reduction three meters signed the agreement in april but opposition from u.s. republicans in the senate. i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest news stay with us here on r.t. . it was the soup of the nor the super good there's the soup. project all these things you know you go through a. door so sharp that you're no good but it. just is the first place a cold in the stomach of a bit if you translate it to you lean body size this will be there for a change in the stomach. so in the past five minutes here in the content creek i took a little walk around to see how many styrofoam cups i can pick up in fiv

society where is we have to deal with our own citizens but you are the reason this happens in the north caucuses is because it is. in russia. you're surely aware of all the problem. and so we can with corruption unemployment and social injustice to go into russia as a whole is rated among some in african countries but if we consider the north caucasus as a separate creature and the situation in derry it's much worse i believe you're talking about corruption levels or something like that this is right international records. like a seventy eight out of e.t.a. terms of corruption i don't remember the exact figures of course but you get the idea but its appeal to certain is obvious social injustice unemployment corruption the u.s. can do sometimes even the use of treatment by the authorities just has been security forces so always. very fertile soil for terrorism and all of that takes is for just one skillful creature to come to a place like this and so some seeds of the terrorism will spring up. and flourish. every war has a goal and objective i mean what is the goal of this war for russia will say

which killed some time they say he was from the north caucuses in the wake of the blog. system is being. called still between moscow and washington has to come into force and within days is approved by the russian parliament this week the stalled treaty was ratified by the u.s. congress last month. on the waltons calling on egypt to put a stop the violence as a people have been killed during the anti-government protest the country has its border with gaza local transmission of the al jazeera news network. thanks to take a look at the nascent scientific. quest to reach the evolution of the means that could get us there. strange. hello invoking the technology of today we're often on a bit of a different beat than our colleagues here in our newsroom and while they work together to bring out today's breaking news we're going into complete isolation to prep for the future of long term space exploration. if it takes two years roundtrip to get to mars and back could you stand the test if and where did you train for a dad kind of mission. and the end of an ominous corridor in th

but on naming the twenty year old north caucuses none for racial reasons meanwhile russia is considering a new terror alert system and security stepped up nationwide on presidential orders . the key nuclear arms can steal between moscow and washington is to come into force within days after the start treaty receive the final seal of approval from both sides the world's two biggest nuclear power plant exchanged documents and munich late this week to allow weapons production work to begin in earnest. and the world attention is focused on egypt as the nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite over one hundred deaths in clashes with police and chaos including mass prison breakouts some believe they were bold and there is similarities with the recent khaled revolutions in former soviet states. up next we'll take a look at the latest scientific efforts in man's quest to reach was able to show the means that could get as their. strange. hello invoking the technology of today we're often on a bit of a different beat than our colleagues here in our newsroom and while t

suicide south of moscow's domodedovo which killed thirty five people they say he was from the north caucuses in the wake of the blast a new anti terror system is being considers. became new clear almost cuts deal between moscow and washington is to come to the polls on the day the song is approved by the russian parliament this week the start treaty was ratified by the u.s. congress last month. on the waltons calling on egypt to put a stop to violence is involved hundred people killed during the anti-government protests the country has shut its border with gaza and jammed local transmission of the images here with news that plan. next we report on the cuban missile crisis back in the one nine hundred sixty s. when the world was teetering on the edge of a global nuclear war stay with us. this club is hosting a tournament in which teenagers are taking part they are playing a computer game a touch of the caribbean crisis or as its better known the cuban missile crisis the game has a historical setting in in the united states in the former u.s.s.r. of fighting battles at sea in the air and on th

blast at moscow's domodedovo airport was aimed at foreigners and carried out by a man from the north caucuses the attack killed thirty five people and injured more than one hundred best to get or say they will not reveal the name of the culprit until they track down and arrest his accomplices in. egypt descends into chaos as protesters lash out against the government for the sixth day in a row more than one hundred have been killed thousands injured in the uprising leading to the dissolution of the cabinet world leaders have heard the president were praying for violence and giving to people's demands for reform. after months of negotiations washington and moscow got a fresh start as they ratify the new nuclear arms reduction treaty the leaders signed agreement last april but got opposition from us republicans in the senate the treaty will reduce the number of strategic arms on both sides by more than a third. farmer joins us with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us as we wrap up the week's news here on our. hello there you're watching the sport and these are the headlines. te