has a degree from a norwegian university and even a norwegian boyfriend the only thing i've wanted in she as well is for her to be with me and all of you it's a case that touch the hearts of ordinary norwegians enough to make them turn out repeatedly to protest for an immigrant girl who's made an effort to become one of them and it's created a grotesque comparison with another failed asylum seeker one mullah krekar former leader of a kurdish terror group cracker has been declared a threat to national security and is on the u.s. and u.n. terrorist list although he's now volunteered to go back to iraq norway won't deport him to a country that carries the death penalty it's a terrible paradox for ordinary people to see. this fantastic everyone loves you sent out this person that is not very popular to say the least constant nuisance to norwegian society is able to stay born muddiness allow mother in logic of cause i really as parents fled north etc when she was only twelve possibly as a result of a business deal gone wrong although well connected in russia closely related to the last def

norwegians say no demonstrations planned protests to try and stop the notation of a russian born emigrants they say is an asset to society. and the atomics split gets a point with no solution in sight for the around you close down. talks over iran's nuclear program in istanbul hadfield's with tehran and the six nations accusing each other of feeling for cooperate. very warm welcome this is r.t. live from moscow i'm honest said that the man the west calls the merchant of death will face a new york jerry in september fifth at a boot is charged with conspiring to kill americans and supporting terrorism is an associate and i watched as the russian business that was committed for trial in the country which already considers him the world's most prolific arms trafficker. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time they got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essentially wha

norwegian saying no mass protests are expected to try and stop the deportation of a russian born immigrant they say in the outset society. on the atomic split gets wider world powers of field generation solution to the around the new give tell me in istanbul. a very warm welcome this is our t.v. live from moscow i'm alice habits defense lawyers for the man the west calls the merchant of death insisting his u.s. a trial should be scrapped but the boot faces and new york gerry in september challenge with conspiring to kill americans and supporting terrorism the russian businessman as attorney point out that none of the alleged crimes occurred in the states so there's no jurisdiction on the situation is following developments for us . it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture of good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time they got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essentially what was going on inside the court

and in two thousand and ten she was named norwegian of the year by an all slate magazine she's also written a book highlighting the plight of illegals in norway she's even been offered a job writing for a different magazine but due to the vagaries of norwegian immigration law even that hasn't helped her the fact that she's already applied for asylum means it's now impossible for her to apply for a work permit the political party the christian democrats say that's totally unfair and also to make it easier to change the cue from assume to. assume to. employment. and i think many people agree with the christian democratic party. for the population at large her case invites comparison with that of another failed asylum seeker one mullah krekar he is the former leader of a kurdish terror group but he's on the un's and the u.s.a.'s list of terrorists even though norway's declared him a threat to state security it still won't deport him in fact the justice ministry says the two cases just can't be compared we want to return cricket as well but we cannot return because he is. he will probab

they were met by reporting from the norwegian the capital on the way for they to this hour wind love home be bored enough. it's the fear of winning downtown hopes and minds while america's billions are going to waste the details plucks. among its all the words america is now even having to improve his loss from abroad we report on the british entertainment forces taking over u.s. network t.v. . now one person is thought to have died in a fire at a shopping mall in russia urals five all the people were injured lost in the city of unrest is republic of best because the explosion that caused fire to break out inside the building people have been evacuated from the scene and it's not yet clear what caused the explosion now there's no sign of any fusion of the latest round of talks on iran's nuclear or doubt the two day talks with iran say they're disappointed with the outcome in istanbul you could have gone off in the turkish capital for us. this long running dispute has failed to move from the current deadlock and the two sides have human field to agree on the next day of negotiations o

we'll keep you posted on this case that was laura reporting there from the norwegian capital tonight all the way through this hour on out see why i love can't be bought in afghanistan and see india right now who's winning afghan hearts and minds while america's billions are going to waste on a war that story just ahead plus russian divers are plunging into ice topped waters this winter you can follow the journey of those feelings real secrets to in just a moment. more news now an explosion and fire at a giant shopping mall in russia's urals left two people dead eight others were injured after the blast in a city in russia's republic of bus quarter start of the explosion caused fire to break out during construction work inside the multistory complex which also has restaurants offices and nightclubs people have been evacuated from the scene it's not yet clear what caused the explosion. there's no sign of any fusion the latest round of talks on iran's nuclear program the international powers who carried out the today talks with iran say they're disappointed with the outcome in istanbul

well the norwegian government have insisted that she's an illegal immigrant and she has. but she's expected to be deported for a comeback kid. to russia in the next couple of hours we can hear from a representative of the federal migration service that will have a range for her to be met when she arrives back in the country. he's a good country if there was an inquiry by who we can authorities into marrying i mean these cases at the end of twenty ten and she's a citizen of the russian federation we're planning to meet her to provide her with all the necessary documents she needs to stay in russia concerning her return to norway it's within the jurisdiction of the no we don't know story to use. now maria was born in russia or in florida kavkaz but her parents fled russia when she was twelve years old they originally tried to claim asylum in finland who were jack to they then went to norway to try and claim asylum they were also rejected but we know that they stayed on illegally and despite having no papers in a bank account the reality managed a very high level of integrat

there were norwegians that had come at them and 80 norwegians had written a document called the muskego manifesto. it would take a long time to count somebody to leave their home, give up everything they had, sell everything they had, know that they would never again see the people that love, their friends, other neighbors, everyone they would leave behind, they would never see them. they literally sold all and got on a ship with a very small quarters and did not have much to begin with, but they bought their tickets for each of themselves and their five kids and got on the ship, but what induced them was this document written by 80 norwegians to come to america who wanted other norwegians to come and join them. this is what the document said -- we live under a generous government in a fertile land where freedom and equality prevail. civil and religious affairs -- without any special permission, we can enter almost any profession and make an honest living. this week considered more wonderful than rich's. -- this week considered more wonderful than rich's. to live in a country where you

this manifesto was written by eight norwegians who had come to america and wanted other norwegians to come and join them. it said we live under a generous government in a fertile land, where freedom and equality prevail, in civil and religious affairs. without any special permission, we can enter almost any profession and make an honest living. this we consider more wonderful es, to live in a country where you could choose to be anything you wanted to be, where you had equality and freedom and fertile land. this is what they heard about. this was that land of promise that went out to these norwegian immigrants, and the flame of imagination rose in their hearts and they decided to roll the dice and take the chance. these risktakers that came to the united states. the greatest wave of immigration was irish. the second greta's was the norwegians. they came from all over. some of your dudgeon summer italian, but all of us descended from risktakers, people that had that flame of imagination in them. they understood and they saw from a distance the land of promise that was the united states

norwegian over the year is being deported from the scandinavian country as an illegal immigrant born in the russian region of north a thirty year career and then became to the country and her early teens and published a book shedding a light on corruption in the norwegian immigration system will alter that the order came for her to be kicked out of the country well for more i'm now joined live by aussies laura emmett laura this sounds like a fascinating story doesn't it what does that. it is a fascinating story and part of it you've told obviously a list this is a girl who is now known as maria amélie but original name was muddiness alarm of a she was born in the capital of an office that the father there was a successful businessman she was also interesting in the niece of old she is rather the niece of the last defense minister of the soviet union a man called shop portion of her so there's all sorts of connections there that we don't know very much about now but what is what we do know is that her family felt when she was quite a young girl that they had to leave russia whole sibl

a russian born immigrant named norwegian. lost her battle to stay in the country. despite a massive campaign from her supporters maria is expected to be deported from norway within hours let's not get more details of. the situation maria only lived apparently very happily. and. now. the norwegian government has insisted that she is an illegal immigrant and she has . expected to be deported in the next. week. when she arrives back in the country. he's glad it's come to my. there was an inquiry but i know we can authorities intermarrying i mean these cases at the end of twenty ten and she's a citizen of the russian federation we're planning to meet her to provide her with all the necessary documents she needs to stay in russia concerning her return to norway it's within the jurisdiction of the no we don't know story to use tools that is not much you know if you know maria and the leader was born in russia in florida kavkaz but her parents fled when she was just twelve years old they originally tried to claim asylum in finland but were rejected so they then went to no

from moscow hundreds of norwegians have been showing their anger against what they see as the unfair treatment of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants that's been highlighted by a threat to deport a russian born author who's lived there since she was a child and was even awarded norwegian of the year status as laurent report from oslo maria emily's case has the country facing up to issues its been reluctant to touch before. the clock is ticking for many as her supporters gather in central oslo for what may be the last time to protest her deportation from the country she's learnt to call home as things stand i merely could be sent to russia within days leaving behind her friends the land she grew up in but this is no longer just about money with her book illegal norwegian and her activism she's managed to draw attention to the plight of all people struggling to stay in norway those without papers have no access to work education or health care and can't even get married before money i mean leave very few talks about it but they are now irish of their own have the possibility to have

to the ballots to be deported when i am let me who was once a name norwegian of the year has lived in the country for decades but failed in her bid for asylum and as more and it reports a case has drawn cool from human rights groups to norway to change its immigration policy. the clock is ticking for many as her supporters gather in central oslo for what may be the last time to protest her deportation from the country she's learnt to call home as things stand i merely could be sent to russia within days leaving behind her friends the land she grew up in but this is no longer just about money with her book illegal norwegian and her activism she's managed to draw attention to the plight of all people struggling to stay in norway those without papers have no access to work education or health care and can't even get married before i may leave very few talks about it but they are now irish of their own i would have to have the same rights now i think. this movement in support of her specific case. can develop into movement supports all the people in her situation it's a cause that unites

as are likely to come from a norwegian salmon breeding area.you think it is ok because it helps to protect the wild salmon, things are not that simple. >> he loves his job. he farmed salmon here on a small island off the norwegian coast. a huge portion of all the salmon produced from aquaculture comes from norway. >> this community was founded for fishing. there are very few boats here now. people are looking for new ways to make a living. >> today, he is joined by the press spokesman from a midsized company that produces salmon for export. they want to show us their exemplary farming enterprise. the fish here are fed tons of fodder every day. the company says the investment in feed pays off. for 100 kilos of feed, they are able to produce 65 sammons of salmon. that yield a healthy profit. >> there is far more potential than we are using. we need to work sustainably to get more out of it. >> they take us out to the salmon farm. the conditions are optimal. de-, open waters with strong currents and protected environment. the head of the farm plac

a russian born woman crowd norwegian of the year faces being booted out of the country norwegians are angry that maria i believe is being deported while of polities allow a un wanted terrorist to stay. russian businessman viktor booted set for a new york pretrial hearing on charges of smuggling weapons with the alleged arms dealer says he broke media hate campaign has convicted him before he said chance to step foot in court. the family of six and two staff members the slaughtered in their home in russia's south two infants survived the attack police and staff report suspected violence was between rival criminal gangs. it's twenty two forty six let's get some sports these here and you know life's never predictable is it particularly in your world of sports and i'm not going to. have an a i want some surprises old from melbourne in the tennis plus the last minute when i'm in football's asian cup and take it all. hello there you're watching the sporting this is what is coming. up sets down under because now it's about justin and the open. while injury ends the dream for venus williams.

a russian born woman crowned norwegian of the year faces being booted out of the country norwegians are angry that maria is being deported while authorities allow a un wanted terrorist day. and russian businessman victor boot set for a new york pretrial hearing on charges of smuggling weapons but the alleged arms dealer says a growing media hate campaigns convicted before is a chance to step foot in court. it's exactly twenty forty six here in moscow thanks for being with us on who's got the latest sports highlights tonight next. hello there thanks for watching the sport the headline. and then. cruises into the last sixteen with an easy win. there a game away from the super bowl we take a look at the teams in this weekend's conference. now what a performance from set long because now it's about the twenty three seed beating last year's runner up justin and then. you know you can and she said afterwards her plan to attack from the start paid off for the starts were against the russian coming into the match having anything and then three times in their previous eighteen encounters and the

norwegian saying no is demonstrators protesting stop the people taste of russian gold in the base say is an asset to the society. tom explained gets wider over the randy. no deal and no deadline set for further talks and we see there are still of. course joining us for more we are in the program. this is our team from moscow it's one am here now. and our top story the man the west calls the merchant of death will face a new york jury in september think to boot is charged with conspiring to kill americans and supporting terrorism. could have watched as the russian businessman was committed for trial in a country which already considers him the world's most prolific arms traffic. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture of good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time he got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essentially what was going on inside the courtroom were several technical questions were being dec