malaysian-based global aluminium producer, press metal is investing over a billion dollars on a new smelting plant at samalaju, on sarawak's coast; also tapping the power of the mighty bakun dam. >>koon: sarawak is the place, especially because of the renewable energy..so called clean energy that they've got, it is very important for aluminium players these days to look for clean, renewable energy. >>reporter: not only is the hydro power available from a new port-side location, it is also right inthe heart of the high growth economies such as india, china and the regional grouping of asean... estimated by press metal to consume more than two-thirds of world production. >>the building of bakun dam, and other hydro-schemes in the so-called sarawak corridor of renewable energy (or score) has not been without controversy. 10,000 people were relocated when their traditional tribal land was flooded in the construction of bakun dam. conservationists have waged an intense campaign against the development; but community leaders also see advantages: >>uma belor: the school for instance is nearer which

and i think you look at the markets not pressed metal prices are mixed this hour however they are still high as investors look for a safe haven to sit on sarkozy over the u.s. debt resolution after republicans constantly vote on a deficit reduction plan trying to allow a new report from europe's biggest oil company rolled out shell time of low cost oil and gas is at an end it's has going to resources will be more complex and on more money and investment but for today at least the market is down as the problems in the u.s. chip away at best a confidence like where it is currently trading at around ninety seven dollars per barrel while brant is one hundred seventy dollars a barrel. and now looking at europe where moody's rating agency has put spain on review for a possible downgrade banking stocks are leading the fall which shares and decks it down over three percent and lloyd's is three percent in the red. mobile operator got a phone rose three point seven percent afterwards the rest are invention very zones that it was a difficult. and here in moscow the markets and raise thursday's gam

standardless also off supported by news it has increased sales by sixty percent in the press conference you absent me a precious metal mine upon my polis half a percent in the red despite strong gold. rush and biggest search engine yandex has reported that fifty seven percent rise in second quarter revenue to one hundred sixty five million dollars the company now predicts similar growth for the full year from a sustained boom in internet advertising yannick shares have risen more than fifty percent since listing in new york in april. while that's an update for this hour but i'll be back with more in forty five minutes. new little a little bit over. twenty years ago in the largest country in. the digital. age began a journey. where did it take. hello this is r t international monitors kevin owen in moscow tonight on our top stories for you the u.n. security council is holding an emergency closed meeting of a fresh violence in the disputed border area between serbia and kosovo serbs claim the kosovo authorities are imposing unilateral moves to stoking ethnic tensions. washington is refusing to stop its reconnaissance f

standardless also are supported by news it has increased sales by sixty percent in the press council the year i'm sent me a precious metal liner for not polls half a percent in the red despite strong gold. rush the biggest search engine yandex has reported at fifty seven percent rise in second quarter revenue to one hundred sixty five million dollars the company now predicts similar growth for the full year from the same when internet advertising yannick shares have risen more than fifty percent said so listing in new york at a close. well that's out there for this but i'll be back with more and put it up. in the room in. the. twenty years ago this country. to visit the. janitor. where did it take.

him through the criminal justice system and by the way he held a press conference today no church no scanners to get in no wanding no metal the sheens he's saying we are going to continue having an open society george w. bush are not allowed in he said. be afraid we've got to have a patriot act we've got to do away with civil liberties we got to start groping people here. are things right people for a watch the comparative comparison is ludicrous first we live in a very open society in the united states in a post not a world in america it's not that hard i do it all the time i'm going to do it tomorrow i'll do it the next week and a week after the radiation i'll be fine i'm not worried about that i was in japan recently for forty eight hours as much or more worried about my brief they had your hand than i once was getting on an airplane going back to the matter is that the let's do away with that nine eleven there was a group that cleared war on america an international network of people to make them a declared war on america he was he's a lone actor how many movies that have there been since that well this is these these

and the thing is, when you got a crisis engulfing the metal on -- metropolitan police which is serious. whole issues about the pressyou expect leadership from the prime minister. because he has not will not acknowledge his error in employing andy coulson because he will not answer questions about the bskyb he can not show that leadership. >> are you saying that because neil wallace was resigning matter for the metropolitan police commissioner that coulson is resigning matter for the prime minister? >> no, we're not calling on the prime minister to resign. we're calling -- no, no. >> [inaudible]. >> the labour front bench is not labour party's position to call on the prime minister to resign. we are calling on him here. >> by extending parliament a day on and coming back on wednesday. >> why -- >> logic he should go if it is right for paul stephenson to resign over supposedly what he did, the logic is presumably, your logic he should go. >> we're calling on him to answer questions. >> you called clark to go over misstatement about rape. this is the prime minister who employed in ten downing street and okay for him t