president medvedev his invitation taking on ways to develop russia's new high tech hub artie's oksana boyko has a story. it was morning rush hour in the subway with passengers album being that way through the crowd.

which are also human rights activists helping many stories of abuse and unfair treatment get heard oksana boyko has more. than his makes no secret he dislikes journalists to intrusive to simplistic to manipulative and this attitude is quite typical according to polls at least a third of russians distrust would be read in newspapers or see on t.v. . one time of journalists and i'm tired of going over things that have no impact on society again and again ironically it was a journalist that help here find justice in two thousand and one he was badly bitten first by thugs then by the russian police to whom he turned for help and when it seemed that everything in his country had failed him one reporter came to he's relieved it was on the political question quest. tragedy it was widely publicized amused papers and on t.v. but only anna politkovskaya touched upon the real life problems of the people she wrote about strong psychological pressure from the earth origins of the term to open criminal cases against us no journalist is willing to take the risk of the bringing those things out to the public i

moscow and president medvedev request talking on ways to develop russia's new high tech art he's oksana boyko has more. it was morning rush hour in the most the subway with passengers album wring their way through the crowd there is little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people on camera flashes then the security service came out followed by arnold schwarzenegger i thought to myself well you don't see people like that off in moscow and the ticket barrier closed on him he got stuck. a few minutes of course let him pass but now he knows. or in the world schwartz may get rolled just one stop but it was enough for him to post a wave that muscovites allegedly like the public transport had his journey lasted for more than ten minutes he might well have changed his impression but the russian authorities pulled out all stops for the coliform your governor providing him with police asked corey and a permanent right of way. it was in june that schwartz made your hostage the russian president giving him a tour of silicon valley and showcasing his very

country the trip included talks with the chinese leader on boosting regional security but as artie's oksana boyko reports russia is also keen to skid to study the secrets of china's economic phenomenon. three c.d.'s in three days a cascade of liftoffs and touchdowns that allowed russia and china to leave to major projects something ground and touch upon their strategic partnership. attention to detail has always been in china's very chair they may have rolled out the red carpet for the russians but they're meticulous bargaining proved just as tiring as climbing the great wall of china. it was these are serious important talks as there are a large number of issues to discuss here. while both the natural partners in each other for years russia and china have been haggling over that process russian hydrocarbons but almost fifteen years to build this oil pipeline in the first between the two neighbors because of the money. talks on the price of gas still ongoing. china doesn't want to have a pay it claims that it can offer a rapidly growing market in the future does problem in turn is waiting for the

family and human rights activists have hit out of police for not doing enough to find her killer oksana boyko reports. denis makes no secret that he likes journalists to intrusive too simplistic to manipulative and they started to describe typical according to polls at least a third of russians distrust what they read in newspapers or see on t.v. the news fuel still on top of journalists and i'm tired of going out with things that have no impact on society again and again ironically it was a journalist that helped him find justice in two thousand and one he was badly beaten first by thugs done by the russian police to whom he turned for how and when it seemed that everything in his country had failed him one reporter came to me it was on the political screen. tragedy was widely publicized in news papers and on t.v. but only on the political touched upon the real life problems of the people she wrote about strong psychological pressure from the north or each agency the attempts to open criminal cases against us no journalist is willing to take the risk of the green. those things out to the pub