this is r t you know here's a recap of the stories that dominated headlines this week egyptian president hosni mubarak's resignation preceded by weeks of mass protests as a triumph for democracy around the world but some what have been the policy of the west that has backed the dictator for decades. russia's most wanted terrorists who claims responsibility for jagger resolving at moscow's damage out of our airport killed thirty six and intensified checks into security lapses at major transport hubs. and. awaits the verdict on whether he'll be extradited to sweden over sexual assault allegations the scandinavian state neutral this criticized for being increasingly influenced by the what's. on our stay with us to see one of the oldest and largest protected areas the caucasus nature reserve that's coming your way on our. southern russia. this faraway place. special permission to travel around here. to film the landscapes. this close read it's all set up i can't tell you how beautiful. weather is right now but i go. to. this place. heritage site. a long time ago the people of the caucuses us

you're watching r t you know here's a look at the top stories we're covering for you today egypt's new military leadership to solve parliament and suspends the country's constitution after president mubarak stepped down but allegations that foreign influence is at work in the troubled country confused to go away. europe's leaders chorus the failure of multi-culturalism admitting what many observers and radicals have been saying for some time that the solution to prevent a growing ethnic discord is proving far from simple. nineteen year old student awaits trial after she tried to murder her mother and brother allegedly to get both revenge and ownership of an apartment but the hard turned out to be undercover policeman. from ku klux klan to neo nazis america's hate groups date back centuries well next we investigate their religion and what keeps them afloat in a politically correct country. and. there was one klan plot out of texas nine hundred ninety seven where these klansman attended club a natural gas refinery and they succeeded the authorities said after they were all arrested no on

found criminally same and is now awaiting sentence in a crime that shocked russia jenna's board ski r t. you know up to date on all of our top stories next to the business news with dimitri. well welcome to business the russian government has finalized the sale of ten percent of its second largest bank for three point three billion dollars in its first big asset sell off the ambitious privatization program as state which is to reduce its stake to seventy five percent with the sale agreed the final price of six point two five dollars per because receipt shares of russia's second largest lender were sold to more than twenty investors each of them paying at least one hundred million dollars around fifteen percent of e.t.v. shares were acquired by russian investors and i thought of the president of the association of regional banks says the result shows renewed interest in russia. this is another proof that investors are interested in the russian banking sector that they believe in its fast development and the surgeon that the growth we had in the sector before the crisis will recover in the nea

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r t. you are with r t live from the russian capital and coming your way in just a matter of minutes out of love you get a song has to assume one of wiki leaks publishing partners the guardian for libel there are claims that the newspaper redacted the cables in line with this editorial agenda plus. legal drinking age in russia is eighteen years old so how easy is it for a teenager to get his or her hands on some hard liquor we sent our hidden camera to find out what feels underage booze addiction and who's to blame. this week wiki leaks founder julian assange faced extradition hearings in london the verdict on whether he will be handed over to sweden for questioning over sexual assault allegations. expected later this month and with the u.s. reportedly preparing its own case against a song many are seeing a show conspiracy between the two countries and he said no it has more on the long lasting us swedish cooperation. so we didn't a quiet little neutral scandinavian nation the current foreign p

mr scowcroft thank you very much for joining r t you belong to the school of foreign policy realists that's what they say for this and your public come up with a career stretching across five american expert ministrations so we'd like to discuss several foreign policy issues with you and your view what are the consequences for the u.s. middle east policy after the toppling of mubarak in egypt and ben ali in tunisia you know one is always caught off guard by revolutions. because there are a surprise if there were a surprise to president ben ali and to president mubarak it's hardly unusual or be a surprise to the united states. the instabilities in the region are of course obvious and have been for a long time the question is can may be handled can it be dealt with. in a plot for sensible way or does it have to involve. unrest and violence and i think you know we have to wait and see so far the egyptian crisis has been managed i think quite rowdy rejection armies behave i think very well leave their repressing their demonstrations and your encouraging so . it's changes coming to the re

this is r t you know here's a recap of the stories that dominated headlines this week egyptian president hosni mubarak's resignation preceded by weeks of mass protests as a triumph for democracy around the world but saw point up the nepal prosy of the west with his back to finance the dictator for decades. russia's most wanted terrorist awkward lot of claims responsibility for january's bombing at moscow's damage out of our airport the attack killed at thirty six and led to an intensified checks into security lapses at major transport hubs. and as the review leaks founder julian assange awaits the verdict on whether he'll be extradited to sweden over sexual assault allegations the scandinavian state which is considered this criticized for being inclusive to be influenced by the u.s. . all next season to see it sure can i speak to the activist and political rapper and about his view on u.s. policies both at home and abroad. actually sitting down with m. one from underground political hip hop duo dead prez and one thanks so much for joining us today thank you i want to get started with a t

five thirty in the morning here in moscow good to have you with us here on r t you see your headlines the key nuclear arms reduction deal between russia and the u.s. finally comes after years of tough negotiations moscow and washington will exchange full details of their nuclear arsenals forty five days. a. massive crowds of protesters rally in cairo despite the passing of their deadline for president mubarak to step down. and as the british prime minister says multiculturalism has failed one. simultaneous rallies by thousands of muslim. fascist activists. coming up next if you have a taste for high altitude and high speed danger our special report free flight is for you that's coming your way next. so. i never feel like this before. so how does it feel. to. these people don't have a runway. is all that's needed is a steep hillside or a winch with each takeoff there is always a risk. pilots but they proudly call themselves preflight pilots.

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message that's likely to further destabilize an already deeply unstable part of that was your m h r t. you are with the weekly here on r.t. and still to come america's media hot on the heels of terror. industry. you have something you want to see. you can always run as a frenzy over the latest claims of a mounting threat from the islamic state that is american fame on growing everything it's cracked up to be. russia rebuild its commercial aviation with a brand new airline which is just being clear we've got the full details in a few moments right here on our. russian security services believe a twenty year old man from could be the suicide bomber behind the deadly terror attack on the domodedovo airport thirty six were killed and well over a hug. injured in the blast at one of moscow's busiest travel hubs that was almost two weeks ago no suspects body parts were found at the scene but russian investigators say they need time to determine if he was in fact the culprit meanwhile a video showing russia was a most wanted man. threatening an attack on the comfort of the church and terrorist wen

changes to the police will put an end to cop corruption and security lapses he democrat children r t. you are with r.t. coming our way in just a matter of minutes here a look at the plight iraqi christians who are forced to flee their homes to escape sectarian violence. with germany's chancellor is quiz over the deaths of dozens of afghan civilians in an anti taliban airstrike that took place about two years ago. this week wiki leaks founder julian assange has faced extradition hearings in london the verdict on whether he will be handed over to sweden for questioning over sexual assault allegations is expected later this month and with the u.s. reportedly preparing its own case against a songe many are seeing a shared conspiracy between the two countries artie's and he said now it has more on the long lasting u.s. swedish cooperation. so we didn't a quiet little neutral scandinavian nation the current foreign policy establishment in sweden has a remarkably close relationship with the united states the country that gave us our flat pack furniture for dollar meatballs top models and lawn bo

the da vinci code talks to r t you can catch the interview about his latest film based on the plight of prison jews during the holocaust online at r.t. dot com. but as part of the business update is coming up right now with kareena stay with us . and our welcome to business thanks for joining me well those are straight to our top story world leaders are considering the prospect of an all shock resulting from the end rest of the middle east and north africa could prices surged to a two and a half year high on the back of supply disruptions from libya she hasn't russia's energy companies have done well in the crisis speaking in brussels promise to put in the said spiking oil prices are not in russia is trust. if and if the city of new models and this is a serious threats to economic growth in the world if this goes on i can tell you the russian economy is not interested we want all prices to be fair we realize if economic growth slows down worldwide this will have a negative effect on our economy as well so we will do everything we can with our european partners to prevent this from ha

you watching r t you live from moscow where it's four pm it's two pm in brussels and a diplomatic cablepublished by wiki leaks has revealed the u.s. was snooping on nato secretary general washington received information on his private conversations using top officials own staff there's a lot of reports the revelation explains more about the u.s. domination of nato. cat among the pigeons whistleblower strikes again this time at the very heart of need. according to documents published by two european newspapers a u.s. mole was planted right in the office of the alliance's secretary general several of the cables revealed by wiki leaks indicate america is trying to control nato from within reporting confidential information back to washington this point of view is supported by some of the documents allegedly sent by u.s. diplomat jeff raft. went under spog rasmussen was looking for.

r t. s. c. really you believe it's science and technology from the rooms. we've got this huge earth covered. projections are triumphant of weeks of mass on the rocks finally see hosni mubarak step down leaving the military in power but there are concerns that the country's future is now under the control of a force largely financed by washington. as the twenty two all presidential race nears the u.s. nears in the u.s. i should say the republican party's biggest gathering of the year has given us a sneak peek at who might become the next american leader millionaire adamu trump was among those running the country's top job. and i'm a loaded alternative to south africa who they was ukraine's getting bready to follow the example of last summer's world cup hosts they plan to introduce rounds of a twenty twelve euro cop to an old one big instrument that will have spectators at fever pitch. reeking of the pitch kids here next with the latest sport. hello welcome to the sports news live from aussie in moscow and here the headline is. crunch munch to go to leaders u

always outstrip supply and although black caviar may get cheaper it will never be cheap carry over r t. ok you had tonight right of encourage is currently on trial for balkan war crimes soon on r t we profile the side of the former bosnian serb leader you probably won't have seen before is coming up very shortly after updated you on the hours main business stories with kareena in a few moments. iraq to business thanks for joining us i may spend up to seven billion dollars on a new electronic card system that is aimed at facilitating payments for government services ranging from public transport punchers recordings to a place numerous existing cards issued by various government agencies cutting red tape and making services more affordable president said the new card could also become a new identity document. it's a problem this card will integrate us into the digital world and it will provide a radical increase of digital literacy for ordinary people which will allow for more comfortable relations with the state among the many functions of this new universal card it may also become the main ide

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think it's appalling very interesting to hear what you have to say william spring great to have you here on r t director of the come out u.k. foreign policy monitoring group live in london thank you well peter bell will have more on the resignation of the egyptian president in his program cross talk that's coming your way in a few minutes in the meantime here's a brief preview for you. there's a a long ways to go this is the beginning of a very long term process and really we've witnessed the first internet revolution we've seen the first indication in an age of facebook twitter instantaneous communication the internet autocracies are inherently unstable they can't sustain themselves not one that the entire alters national i know what are sure. susan go right ahead this is cross talk you can jump in anytime you want go here and i'm sorry yeah so i wanted to say and this is not a facebook or twitter revolution i think that's a very very oriental is sort of the american way of looking at this is an addiction revelation it was a revolution of the people. crosstalk coming your way a little later he

life from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day good to have you with us this. guardian newspaper is facing accusations of double standards from wiki leaks its founder julian assange has threatened legal action against the british daily over its tell all book about the online whistleblower the newspaper was also accused of editing secret cables are detained from the site and that now reports on what's behind this bitter dispute. they were bedfellows in exposing u.s. embassy secrets to the world but now wiki leaks in the guardian has rapidly fallen out of love and it's turning nasty in the original agreement between wiki leaks and its partner publications the partners was to help publish cables on the whistle blowing web site blocking out names to protect the innocent was allowed but sources close to wiki leaks maintain the guardian went one step further accusing the newspaper of redacting the cables to suit its own political and editorial agenda something the guardian denies one of the alleged missions focuses on iranian dissident politicians a

just be on you. r. t. washington d.c. . well whoever becomes the next u.s. president one of the main challenges they'll face is the growing budget deficit latest report shows in january and rose to almost fifty billion dollars that's seven billion more than last year with a struggling economy and suffering its twenty eighth consecutive month in the red some wonder if the u.s. might end up going broke well in her show the resident laurie harmfulness has the streets of new york to find out if people really think america is on the brink of going bust. the u.s. has a new budget coming out can america ever go bankrupt this week let's talk about that well we're already bankrupt so it's like credit card debt i mean. can you go at what point you at the bottom and what point do you start screaming about it has too much invested in dollar to let america go bankrupt so now we're something that someone else has to take care of. not right now but if anything happens there's going to other countries who are going to do that for us is that fair. it's always really tough on

you just be on the. scene of the soft r. t. washington d.c. . when i'm not a who becomes the next president one of the main challenges they'll face is the growing budget deficit latest report show it's risen to almost fifty billion dollars leading some analysts to warn the u.s. is past the point of no return well very new york resident healthiness to the streets of the big apple to see if people don't really think america is bust. the u.s. has a new budget coming out can america ever go bankrupt this week let's talk about that well we're already bankrupt so it's like credit card debt i mean. can you go at what point you hit the bottom and what point do you start screaming about it china has too much invested in dollar to let america go bankrupt so now we're something that someone else has to take care of. right now. if anything happens there's going to other countries who are going to do that for us is that fair. it's. not saying that everything's alright rosy at this point we're certainly not at a critical point and i think what you're pointing

live from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day a tidal wave of anti-government protests is gathering pace as it spreads across north africa and the middle east libya joined the club of rest on wednesday as demonstrators clashed with police and activists in algeria morocco collaborating online in anticipation of protests in those two countries in iran clashes erupted during the funeral of a student killed in an anti-government rally on monday iranian m.p.'s are calling for the trial and execution of the opposition leaders it's the first such an arrest in the islamic state in over a year protests are also taking place in bahrain and in yemen thousands have been rallying in those two countries for days calling for political reform the middle east is strategically vital for the u.s. in the demonstrations and now.

from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day so the egyptian president hosni mubarak has to address the nation later tonight the cia says it expects he'll resign it's been more than two weeks since the mass uprising in the country which has been accompanied by a wave of clashes between pro and anti government protesters we're bringing these live pictures from central square where massive crowds are staying put refusing to leave until the president stands with immediate effect a professor at the u.s. naval war college michael says the money the u.s. has been pouring into the barracks corrupt regime has been with the direct aim of securing american influence in the middle east as he told me. the u.s. got. in a sense step by step it got sucked into our. approach to the middle east where the middle east became the greater middle east including pakistan the most important focus of american foreign policy and in the case of egypt there were two dynamics at work one you had. the camp david accords and that sort of locked in a year early by another wor

blood from a studio in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day and violence continues to spread across libya as anti-government protesters are back on the streets demanding an end to colonel gadhafi as rule reports also suggest that in the capital tripoli security forces are arming civilians loyal to the regime it comes after scores were killed there on friday as army forces once again opened fire on rioters bringing the death toll to over one thousand. peter one of the he's keeping across the violence from neighboring egypt's has this report. it appears that colonel gadhafi is losing his grip on power in the country we're hearing from inside libya that most of the major cities outside of the capital are now under the country. almost under control of anti-government protesters libyan soldiers are joining the protesters defecting away from kids out the and we're hearing from those protesters same protesters that this is a scene repeated in cities across the country now in tripoli gadhafi loyalists are arming civilians in is setting up roadblocks at the moment it does ap

from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day so the egyptian president hosni mubarak has to address the nation later tonight in the cia says it expects he will resign it's been more than two weeks since the mass uprising in the country which has been accompanied by a wave of violent clashes between pro and anti-government protesters these are pictures coming to you from cairo central square where massive crowds are staying put these are recent pictures we're seeing here on r.t. refusing to leave until the president stands with immediate effect one more on this story now we're joined by michael douglas he's a professor at the u.s. naval war college thanks very much for joining us well we've just been hearing from the cia saying that will be stepping down what many people perceive this to be egyptian people speaking in these protests some may say well the fact the cia is saying this does that mean that actually all of this and they're putting the strings. i think the record shows with egypt especially during the last decade of the so-called war o

and r t brings you an exclusive report from the heart of libya on the horror faced by foreigners traps in the violence and chaos some of whom are unable to leave plus. loyal is the most valuable resource on the planet today. will be more like this for. us closing on the rest of the world has set the price so why gold is skyrocketing setting the stage for a renewed or rush why global powers. and a public outcry in the u.k. over the involvement of controversial u.s. security contractor locking margin in britain's national census reignited a debate on confidentiality and ethics. and in russia the markets are just about to open analysts say oil will continue to drive the russian market but some on the surface also likely to see some gains more in business in twenty minutes. from our studios in moscow you're watching r t thanks for joining us opposition forces in libya say they're planning a final assault on the capital tripoli it's essentially the last part of the country. that remains under the control of longtime leader colonel gadhafi and protesters say his days in power are now numbere

from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day two cosmonauts have taken their first steps on during a revolutionary experiment masterminded by russian scientists even though it's a simulated mission researches all over the world agree that the project is an important scientific breakthrough he reports now and a huge step for mankind. italy's diego and russia's isle xander smiley and ski v. made their first steps on the surface of mars they installed the flags there they took the samples of the service and measured the imagine a magnetic level of the red planet of course this is a simulation but it is pretty real for the volunteers who already spent over two hundred days in isolation during the simulation of the actual trip to the red planet just previously we were broken up into two groups one group stayed in the mothership simulator and two or three people a chinese an italian and a russian volunteer we went to the martian surface they're going to spend around armont and are going to conduct three or walks in total though after that they will be re

r t so i'm in the iraq. still to come in the program a brain drain in the baltics. if you wait he has one of the highest levels of emigration in the e.u. many of the young people who i've spoken to here say they see their future employment beyond the borders of country we explore why the educated youth lithuania is looking abroad for opportunity. u.s. politicians don't often hold back when it comes to their views of the world but it seems they haven't always check their facts and can reports if the american people were becoming the butt of the joke devising other countries on democracy seems to be a must for any u.s. politician and some of them get so carried away that they confuse what countries exactly they're talking about i also want to thank the president with the way you know group of our members of congress visited with her yesterday in choosing a great leader a but we also had the opportunity to meet with members of the opposition many of whom have fellow countrymen residing in prison have been beaten tortured art bell roof. during the same conference the former pr

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live from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day good to have you with us this hour so the egyptian president hosni mubarak has finally stepped down and handed power to the military according to the country's vice president bring you live pictures there from caro this resignation comes after more than two weeks of mass uprisings in the country which have been accompanied by a wave of clashes between pro and anti government protesters western powers including the u.s. have been calling for a transition of power decades of. isolation. joined he's going to con there in washington d.c. well considering the involvement the u.s. has in egypt it's no surprise that it's been fairly vocal in these past few weeks so what's the reaction from washington now. well bill in the u.s. it's presented as a triumph of democracy in egypt mubarak left this is what the egyptian people want it to and that's how it democracy should work that's the rhetoric here president obama is expected to deliver a speech along these lines congratulating the people the media here to

fall asleep our correspondent there bring you up to date see you with r t still to come for you this hour. faded dog is a man's best friend but of course if you're playing a guide dog it's a bit more than just companion more we've got the story of one man who once had to take care of his old pages and she'd be taken care of a really nice story. that he is jewish community is demanding compensation from the government for property stolen by the nazis during the second world war but many believe the case is likely to be rejected in a country where s.s. forces are seen as liberators from soviet occupation of his paper all of the reports from the baltic state. thousands of law being jews were robbed of their property money and in many cases their lives trying not to treat one of the major issues is how much food on the side of nazi germany of today so really. unfortunately many believe the lothian waffen s.s. who fought against the bolsheviks were liberators if it were but they in fact were bandits and robbers they have seen documents listing real estate that belong to jews killed in ghe

at seven pm in moscow this is r t coming to you live first up this hour a diplomatic cable published by wiki leaks has revealed the u.s. was snooping on nato secretary general washington received information on his private conversations using top officials on staff as are. reports the revelation explains more about the u.s. domination of nato. can among the pigeons whistleblower we strikes again this time at the very heart of mido according to documents published by two european newspapers a u.s. mole was planted right in the office of deal i insist secretary-general several of the cables revealed by wiki leaks indicate america is try.

were you watching r t it's good to have you with us today with much more ahead for you this hour including american dream or american nightmare cities across the u.s. are hard hit as the government faced with. vital services. and with more guns per person than any other european country many swifts are wondering if it's time to finally say of. the problem of underage drinking that youngsters are finding it easy to buy spirits without being asked for id. law enforcement is leaving the country with thousands of teenage alcoholics. well this week one of the world's most wanted terrorists. claimed responsibility for the suicide attack on moscow's busiest airport last month the deadly bombing drew attention to serious security lapses at transport hubs switch as president here they've discovered himself haven't all been addressed. reports. russia's most wanted terrorist claims thirty six more innocent lives have been taken by his deadly complain chechen born said this week he was the mastermind behind january's bombing at the idea of the airport when one of made the claims in a video message pos

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and the annual russian business week has kicked off in london r t is bringing you the latest as the forum maze unfolding in twenty minutes. just after one pm a bit of freedom of speech has broken out in lithuania as a local politician faces jail for his. deadly unrest in the country's capital twenty years ago and the official account is that fourteen protesters were killed in the shootings by soviet troops but an opposition party leader could now be tried for his claims that was orchestrated by lithuanians peter oliver has the story i january nine hundred ninety one fourteen protesters during the clashes with saudi troops the incident sparked international support for the demonstrators cause an independent state of lift you a new. local politician now faces a.

this is r t welcome if you just joined us just a little after eleven pm now moscow time money is kevin and our top story thousands of refugees fleeing their homes in search of a safe haven in europe as political unrest escalates across the arab world faced with a deluge of immigrants italy is raising concerns about security on its borders. can all visits an island struggling to cope with the influx right now. no home no job and no guarantees the life of a refugee. i had to leave i can give them my should i have no money. a familiar story here. a tiny italian island in the mediterranean around eighteen miles away from the coast of north africa it's always been the main route for refugees but since there.

you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program well as you know we continue our monitoring on the situation in egypt and it's been billed as final friday sauza as of opposition supporters in egypt are gathering in cairo central square as you can see there in the latest attempt to force president hosni mubarak out of office while the quality of picture is not great but at least that gives you an idea of what's happening there now as we speak well this is a cairo central time green square were demonstrators of one. president mubarak to stand down with immediate effect it is the eleventh day of the unrest and protesters say they are hoping for a turnout of about a million people our correspondent policy here is on the ground she's following the developments for us there and here's her report thousands of protesters all converging on his square the mood on the street is very much that today is d. day they say that this country.

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at seven pm in moscow this is r t coming to you live first up this hour thousands of refugees are fleeing their homeland in search of a safe haven in europe as political unrest escalates across the arab world faced with a deluge of immigrants italy is raising concerns about security on its borders our teaser group is going though a visit an island struggling to cope with the influx no who will and no guarantees the wife of the refugee. to leave i can give them i should. want to see a familiar story.

hello welcome to the sport n r t coming to you live from moscow with the ron paul for all the details are moments away but first stop the headlines. first meet second the status quo not all but sets up a cots are ladies open final with world number one carolyn close actually. playoffs western conference teams continue their work of final series on saturday we have the latest sports plus their recap of friday's action. staying close russia's basketball coach they do plan to announce as he will stay with the same troops at the london olympics in twenty small. and big tennis final over in with two of the world's top three women's tennis players in action the world number one carolyn wozniak skipped that and third ranked that doesn't out over well the ladies open crown the second seed has lost three of five matches several coming up moment opponents it's going to send butler's nowitzki holds just a four three advantage head to head battles another chapter in their rivalry will get underway probably just not. all of the top three players in the men's game also going at it for that side so

and a little bit later here on r t we tell you about an unknown person a trip to the red planet find out to walk on mars without ever leaving. right now let's check out some other world news in brief this hour at least two security guards have been killed in what police say was a suicide attack in the afghan capital kabul the blast occurred in a well known building there a hotel and shopping center in the center of the city gunfire was heard after the explosion and is said to be continuing last year the same building was heavily damaged in a suicide attack on nearby hotels. study court has charged a police commando with terrorism and murder of a politician. three has confessed to killing the governor of punjab province and says he doesn't regret shooting him last month he says he was angered by the politicians opposition to the country's blasphemy law which sentences to death anyone can fix it or defaming the prophet muhammad it's the most high profile political killing in pakistan since former prime minister benazir bhutto's assassination now more than four years ago. palestinian ca

at seven pm in moscow this is r t coming to you live with me and you said no way first stop the verdict in the high profile case of the wiki leaks founder has been adjourned for two weeks doing a song or appeared in court in london on friday as he continues his battle against extradition to sweden where he faces questioning over sex crime allegations he claims the case was fabricated so the u.s. can use sweden to hand him over on espionage charges argues laura emmett has been keeping track of developments from outside the court. all waiting for now is the verdict and that is due to be delivered we now know on the twenty full of february so in a couple of weeks' time we were hearing today the closing statements made by base the defense and the prosecution and now the judge is going to presumably retired to his chambers to two weeks to think about the evidence that he's heard. and then come up finally with a verdict say on the twenty fourth of february we're not expecting that to take very you know military everyone will just go out ahead and the judge judge will tell us what he saw he sa

hello and welcome to the sport on r t coming to you live from moscow with the lead room on call story and let's move straight to the headlines. the chase is on the kontinental hockey league season is over as sixteen teams prepare to embark on their hands for the guarin call in the postseason playoffs. while at hurdle to force that lot of girls that silva loses in her purse final since august as new world number one carolyn was nowitzki secured her thirteenth careers title in dubai . over the top sensational ruki blake griffin wins the n.b.a. slam dunk contest ahead of the all star game in los angeles. let's start with ice hockey where the last game solved the case shelves a regular season they were held on sunday sixteen teams remain in the hunt for the coveted guarding cup currently in the hands of back to back winners akbar's playoffs begin on wednesday february twenty third with the final series taking place in mid april the western conference champions a local much evil host bill rushing out to get the novel to qualify to the playoffs for the first time well you know moscow opened