it r.t. london. now russia has just a couple of days left to convince international officials it's ready to host the football world cup an inspection is now underway khazan one of the cities which could be used for the tournament well the fever delegation to look at a forty five thousand arena which is being constructed three smaller new stadiums a word of loosely good percentage to be officials russia says it's ready to build a dozen stages yada rena's work up to ten billion dollars all of the. delegation will head to the capital of the twenty four to get into a live pics such. ok so let's hear now the latest this is these for us good to see you and i understand reasons for arafat to be cherries today hello yes that's right the first time is being ranked in the top twenty five leading air carriers will have the details later in the program but first this hour maybe the quiet summer season but there's a fierce battle currently being waged in russia two of the country's most notable tycoons the going

course refused to take into account your emmett r.t. london. that's coming up to nineteen minutes past the hour let's take you through some of today's other world news and british prime minister david cameron has met pakistan's president on the first high level meeting since last week's diplomatic squabble cameras attempting to calm the waters with a cell phone use are dari after claiming that pakistan has exporting. our mr zardari has promised to bring the comments up while premier cameron says he stands by his remarks but the bidders were also will also discuss the international response to pakistan's devastating floods. and in southern kashmir at least eighty five people have been killed in flash floods it happened when a sudden downpour overwhelmed of small city in a region that normally gets very little rain the local airport and much of the town has been badly damaged rescue operations continue as workers try to reach those still trapped in the debris. washington has released an annual report on world terror which says although attacks ha

authorities have so far failed to eradicate the big thousands of its citizens at risk every year and it r.t. london. there are plenty more ahead this hour for you stay with our team for religious just belief us and rehab centers using divine guidance to be drug addiction are accused of posing a bigger threat than drugs themselves. ukraine wants to sink russia's black sea fully but all of the name of conservation requests been made for decommissioned ships to be scuttled to create artificial reefs in the crimea. he has the details. professional diver alexei has been exploring the depths of the black sea in ukraine's crimea for more than three decades he says the underwater world here is absolutely unique from a scientific point of view but he is concerned about the danger that every year is getting worse during the peak season brings launch pollution too young to play in the water fails to clean itself every year we see fewer fish caught in this part of the black sea i believe you will to please ecosystem is in grave danger. she has considered many different solutions to the problem but his friend a

they say by the time the planes thirty thousand feet up is it is already too late nor and this r.t. london. the international atomic energy agency has so that iran has started the next stage towards building a nuclear bomb the i.a.e.a. says the islamic state has developed a second set of centrifuges which can enrich uranium to the twenty percent threshold which experts fear can be turned into weapons grade material in fairly rich to around ninety five percent uranium can be used in building an atomic bomb iran insists its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes only so there is a tear on base professor of political science says the international community has no grounds for concern over iran's nuclear developments. twenty percent your new in richmond which the war hearing about is not anything new iran announced back that it needs twenty percent enriched uranium for its experimental reactor of its products are. radioactive medicine for for cancer is patients and for agricultural products iran actually was always provided to get twenty percent enriched uranium for these particular reac

inside the armed forces something the government could have a hard time make nor read nor emmett's r.t. london you're watching r.t. on to the later in the program john's fear more potentially dangerous acts cons could soon be living in their communities as the country looks forced to end its practice of keeping some offenders locked up after they've served their sentence. and a decade in space says they are assessed marks ten years since his first residence moved in which talk to the current current take a look inside. the chinese authorities say around six hundred barrels with highly toxic chemicals remain missing and the river flowing towards russia well six thousand of the containers swept away in floods have been recovered there are fears some may have already caused pollution. in office in russia's far east which is on high alert against a threat. basically they're just around fifty gold the water in the arm or was so clear it was possible to drink it straight from the river obviously over the years the situation has changed but here it is now under threat of becoming even worse journeys

r.t. london. now in his first major interview poland's president a bit on this love come off ski said he wants to improve relations with russia and has invited both of them inventive to visit warsaw this comes after a group of polish experts arrived in last go to continue a probe into the plane crash which killed the previous president lech kaczynski and all the ninety on the top officials well they're here to see the documents from the investigation into april's air disaster in russia smolensk legion a joint investigation group was formed to look into the accident they're interested in whether the pilots were pressured to land in heavy weather conditions but doing delegation that was traveling to mark seventy years since twenty thousand. or massacred at getting. your without any good to have you with us now is rather international stories from around the world and at least fourteen people have died in a bass crash in the philippines the police say a mechanized or a mechanical fault while the was

said inside the armed forces something the government could have a hard time make nor nor emmett's r.t. london and coming up in the program new york resident laurie harvest asks people whether a weekly release of u.s. military files was the right thing to do. out of the sordid details of politicians i don't think we need to know the but information that is in the public just such as should know everything i believe that you know america should know a lot of things but also america should be kept in the dark about other things. and china thousands of barrels containing toxic chemicals continue to move towards russia after being swept into a river by floods and although chinese authorities are desperately trying to intercept the poisonous containers there are unconfirmed reports that some could already be leaking their contents into the water aren't easy or if it's going off as more. base either just around fifty years ago the water in the arm or was so clean it was possible to drink it straight from the river obviously over the years the situation has changed but the ecology here is now under t

they say by the time the planes thirty thousand feet up is it is already too late nor and that r.t. london. is just turning ten minutes past the hour here in moscow you're with r.t. and the military trial of the youngest detainee at guantanamo bay is currently underway in cuba twenty three year old canadian born was fifteen when he was captured on a battlefield in afghanistan how that is accused of throwing a grenade which killed an american soldier in two thousand and two during a pretrial hearing on monday he pleaded not guilty to all charges including murder conspiracy spying and assisting al-qaeda he claims he was tortured while detained at a u.s. military base in afghanistan before being moved to guantanamo the alleged violations of human rights have been discussed by the united nations if convicted he faces a maximum of life sentence. women prisoners in the us who have killed their abusive husbands can see their chance of liberty snatched away many of those who have been granted parole have had the decision overturned by state governors rights campaigners claim even the most deservin

courts refused to take into account nor am it r.t. london. time else he threw some of today's off the world news and the washington has released an annual reform world tell us which those are the votes times how fall into a five year accolade it is still a resilient and adaptable friday afternoon it also calls an update of the main threat to pakistan. national security in the report washington singled out iran as the most active state sponsor of terrorism also mentioned in the document to the efforts of individual countries to fight terrorism across the globe. at least fifty nine bindel have been killed in floods that swept through parts of kashmir it happened when the saw overwhelmed by small mostly see in a region that normally gets very little rain the local to much of the town been badly damaged rescue operations continue with workers trying to reach those still trapped in the date. to nato strikes in eastern afghanistan have killed at least twenty five civilians in one incident a nato helicopter you can fire on a vehicle that was carryin

airports they say by the time the planes thirty thousand feet up is it is already too late nor and it r.t. london. moscow's announced that it will launch iran's first nuclear power plant next week the russian nuclear agency that's building the bashir facility will start loading the reactor with fuel on august twenty first as likely to go fully online a few weeks later but under strict monitoring by the u.n. nuclear watchdog russia will help run the station supply fuel and remove the waste for reprocessing the u.s. recently impose strict sanctions against iran to make it abandon its uranium enrichment program but russia says western fears that the plant can help tehran make a nuclear bomb are groundless. you cannot and you know use nuclear power plant in your head but they tell me to take. you to bob plant is just to the right that you could use it. is true that there are. people that double double barrel is spent to amend the well they send them in so you can. bring your responsibility because back in the supply of that nuclear fuel should you be appalled once all the lifetime down of those big d

r.t. london. just from mind you of course you've got a whole lot more on our website dot com do you log on to check out our gallery of political cartoons will follow us home. a look now at some of the stories that might culturally on line at the minutes of the miracle of life infertile couples forced to siberia to see the wisdom of a god s. he's a patron with a lot those read how many women then became pregnant. on the hunt saver in britain for they kept tasting pen should they threw a kitty in a bin but while the poor old tuppy is now safe it's the woman he's a rich guy after receiving death threats. president medvedev is renowned for his love of rock music so it's no surprise he found time to meet the frontman of the irish band you cheat to talk about music you know i come here to cross the great to buy between me. and you for. the little fellows up into oh. but i can relax. i met to meet david vitter the head of a concert in moscow on wednesday it will be first ever performance in russia their

r.t. london. pakistan now says about twenty million people have been affected by this is going to cost the country the year of the independence day celebrations were cancelled due to the country's worst ever disaster rescue teams are struggling to reach victims in villages there's a shortage of food and drinking water or so at least one case of cholera was confirmed by the un natural disaster has so far left an estimated sixty injured people dead. u.s. president barack obama has urged two ists to visit florida to help revive the state's economy in the wake of the gulf of mexico oil spill he also added that all beaches there are open for business his words were backed by action as he arrived on holiday with his family in the sunshine state obama says oil is no longer flowing into the gulf but the work will continue to seal the leaking well for good . at least five suspected drug gang members have been arrested over the killings of two policemen which happened in the mexican border city of juarez la

you are at it r.t. london. well it's just four years till russia hosts the winter olympics and it could be just eight years till it stages another major sporting event football's world cup fever inspectors are assessing the country's readiness to hold the tournament in either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two and as i've abandoned reports that prospect is already inspiring russia's football stars of tomorrow to train harder today. for these boys football is their life they train every single day they're just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of a nation resting on their shoulders pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire and more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them is the fear of missing the chance to play in a world cup on home turf it was so well received or struck me as i really want russia to host the twenty eight year old cap is my

r.t. london. but just to remind you we've got a lot more on our website our team dot com my vantage check out our galleries political cartoons are simple follow us on twitter. well look now at some of the stories that might catch your eye on mine the miracle of life infertile couples flock to siberia to seek the wisdom of god this was a patron for mothers how many women then became pregnant. and the hands over in britain from the cat hating pensioner who threw a kidney into a bin but while before your old tabby is now safe it's the woman who is at risk after receiving death threats. well president medvedev is renowned for his love of rock music so it's no surprise he found time to meet the front man of the bad you to talk about what else then music. you know i come here to cross great to buy between me led zeppelin for you to keep for. the little fellows up into. obama met me there medvedev ahead of a concert in a moscow on wednesday it will be due to his first ever performance in russia their thr

courts refuse to take into account nor and that r.t. london. got my thoughts on the story the e.u. war and systematists nobody darty dot com website of course our home page online twenty four hours a day just hit the discussion button on the stories that you thought also plenty of others of course online let's see what is there tonight as well a record breaking gadget to major record breaking temperatures there are moscow installs a thermometer over one hundred meters tall which claims to be the biggest in the world you can find it with also for russians who saw want more after mcdonald's and burger king the world's third largest fast food chain wendy's is about to open a restaurant in moscow and st petersburg. and swimmers in the moscow river might start coming across tiny jellyfish as the. heat wave in russian brings out some new not very pleasant surprises under the water there. exactly ninety minutes past ten at night here in moscow more news brought to ski has officially been sworn in as poland's new president comes just four months after the tragic death of the lately the lec

think capitalism is on its deathbed and it may be time to try out trotsky's philosophy nor am it r.t. london. time now to pack your bags as we take you want another tour of the lesser known parts of russia where our clubs have to. today we're one thousand kilometers north of moscow in the small town of cargo part of the town was an important trade center back in the sixteenth century as it was situated between what was then the only russian seaport are congress and moscow however its history dates back as far as the eleventh century despite the town slowly falling into obscurity and architecture are very much alive as artist has are so you found out. a town frozen in time. these stone churches and centuries old wooden houses once owned by rich merchants sturdy magination once upon a time cargo bore was one of the wealthiest towns in russia thanks to bustling trade by the onyango river but it began to fade into obscurity when c. trade was moved to st petersburg and later on when the railroads were built bypassing the town. life here is simple quiet and for the most part that natural and easy

inside the armed forces something the government could have a hard time make nor read nor emmett's r.t. london. well we also spoke to brian becker from an american antiwar coalition for his view on why support for the wars in afghanistan and iraq is promising and you can watch that interview after the headlines at. also a little bit later in the program. more potentially dangerous could soon be living in their communities as the country looks for its practice of keeping some of. the sentences. of a u.s. led report the blame. you can find out why in a few minutes. the u.s. state of arizona has enforced new illegal immigration legislation this week but the most disputed parts of the bill were struck out just before it was interrupted it means immigrants will be safe from random police checks while some claimed racial profiling but those against the bill say it's a bittersweet victory as the fate of illegals in the u.s. remains precarious. as it. doesn't sound like your typical immigration protests today i feel great as. everybody was very excited. in. that it was. because just one day before the

they say by the time the planes thirty thousand feet up is it is already too late nor and it's r.t. london. moscow's announced that it will launch iran's first nuclear power plant next week the russian nuclear agency this building the pushchair facility will start loading the reactor with fuel on august the twenty first sets likely to go fully online a few weeks later but under strict monitoring by the u.n. nuclear watchdog russia will help run the station supply fuel and remove the waste from reprocessing the u.n. recently impose strict sanctions against iran to make it abandon inch of rain in richmond program but russia says western fears that the plant can help to make a nuclear bomb a groundless. you cannot any use nuclear power plant in your hypothetical with. you bob bland it's just it's great that you see there is there there are. people that double double is this will spend your money but was this an immense became our. new responsibility because the supplier with nuclear fuel sure nuclear bob wants all the lights and down big the spent fuel back to the process of the russian area.

r.t. london. now after winning the right to host the winter olympics two thousand and fourteen such as russia is bidding for another major sports event this time the football world cup before inspectors spend four days in the country assessing its capability to host the tournament in two thousand and eighteen or two thousand and twenty two among other business of the night and states england and spain the decision will be announced on december the second zurich. bennett reports just the possibility is potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today. for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eight the hopes and expectations of the nation resting on their shoulders pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire a more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them it's the fear of missing the chance

course refused to take into account nor and that r.t. london. and thought some of story the e.u. warren system let us know in our two dogs twenty four hours a day that stories the discussion but thought also plenty of. online see what we have a record breaking gadgets to measure record breaking temperatures you're looking out there moscow it seems as. this thermometer over one hundred meters tall which claims to be the biggest in the world when you think about that snow also for russians who want more after mcdonald's and burger king the world's third largest fast food chain wendy's is about to open restaurants in moscow and st peters. you into the river today what might be their swimmers in the moscow river might start coming across these little creatures tally jellyfish as the heat wave tormenting russians brings out some of the nasty surprises. just ahead people of our losses guess whether the world's become increasingly prone to conflict with the rise of more emerging economies that's coming after the business tonight which charlotte. and i welcome to the business program her

dissent inside the armed forces something the government could have a hard time ignoring nor emmett's r.t. london. where you are with r.t. live from moscow there is a lot more coming your way including germans they fear more potentially dangerous cons could soon be living in their communities as the country looks set to end its practice of keeping some convicts locked up even after they've served their sentences. and paragraphs peninsular even the south koreans now doubt the findings of a u.s. led report blame pyongyang for sinking a southern warship in march find out why in a few minutes time right here on r.t. . well a new law on illegal immigration came into force this week but the most disputed parts of the bill were struck out a day before it was enacted the court ruling means for the time being immigrants in the state of arizona will be safe from their proposed new round of police checks some claim would lead to racial profiling those against the bill say it's a bittersweet victory as the fate of illegals in the u.s. remains precarious. doesn't sound like your typical. all immigration prote

airports they say by the time a plane's thirty thousand feet up isn't it already too late nor and that r.t. london. and you can join the debate on that burning issue online at our t.v. dot com let's take a look now at what else is alive on the side right now. belt tightening at stamford bridge find out why only roman abramovich isn't giving his the chelsea players the blues by keeping bonuses on the bench. and following the oscar winning director of titanic and avatar james cameron as he visits russia to take the plunge in the world's deepest freshwater lake that and plenty more online right now at our t.v. dot com. russia has announced that it's getting ready to launch iran's first nuclear power plant next week the russian nuclear agency building the bush era facility will start loading the reactor with eighty two tons of nuclear fuel on august the twenty first the plant's likely to go fully online a few weeks later under strict monitoring by the united nations nuclear watchdog russia will help on the station supply fuel and removes the waste for reprocessing un recently imposed strict sanctions

have so far failed to eradicate leaving thousands of its citizens at risk every year laura and it r.t. london. just to remind you we've got lots more on our website for you dot com do log on to check out our galleries political cartoons or do you simply follow us on twitter a look now at some won't. the stories that might just catch your eye on line in the minutes the miracle. in first hold com flown to siberia to seek the wisdom of god s. he's a patron for mothers read how many women then became pregnant. on the hunt so you weren't working for the cat hazing pensioner you threw a hissy into a bin but while the four year old top is now saying it's a woman who's a risk on a scale receiving death threats. president is that renowned for his a lot of music but it's no surprise that he found time to meet the frontman of the irish band you seem to talk about music you know i come here to cross great to. between. you for the little fellows up in two zero. zero zero you relax. paul i met the mood in the bed of the head of a concert in moscow on wednesday it will be used to use first ever performance

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have so far failed to eradicate leaving thousands of its citizens at risk every year nor am it r.t. london. remember you can always find more on our website r.t. dot com you can also log on to check out galleries political cartoons or follow us on twitter here are some stories online that might catch your eye right now. the miracle of life infertile couples flock to siberia seeking the wisdom of a goddess who was a patron for many mothers read about how many of the women then became pregnant. and the hans over in britain for a happy heating pensioner who threw a kitten into a garbage bin but while the four year old t.v. is now save it's the woman who's at risk after getting death threats all this and more at artesia. president dmitri medvedev is renowned for his love of rock music so it's no surprise that he found some time to meet the front man of the irish band u two to talk about music you know i come here to great to buy between me. and you for the five. zero zero. but i'm going to let. medvedev ahead of a concert in moscow on wednesday this will be youtube first ever performance in ru

r.t. . no . i'm in london today talking to piers corbyn who is a long range weather forecasts and where nouns climate change skeptics are going to be talking about the recent devastating hot weather that's taking place in russia and also about climate change in general thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in the summit yeah did you see that coming yes a long road for calls for europe western parts of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially east europe and west russia also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we said what's in your opinion of course that it was caused by. dramatic changes in solar activity. which caused it to happen and we also predicted very specifically when it would end q two we said would be extra special solar activity on the sun. around fourteen four so. that would lead to changes in the jet stream which would get rid of the heat wave in western russia. the party started for the pakistan

r.t. . today i'm in london speaking to a veteran journalist and a documentary writer who started his career chairing the vietnam war john thanks very much for talking to now let's talk about morton media in general for us if you don't mind recently the web site wiki leaks published tens of thousands of documents relating to the afghanistan war what do you think that is the biggest impacts that modern technology has had journalism well i think the wiki leaks expose is. look like they might change journalism altogether if not change at all. because what is wrong is what journalists should have done. you know here here is the dreadful litany. of of disaster and killing in afghanistan and i'm in iraq. and i don't think. gotten a sense they've got a sense of the disaster but i don't think we've got a sense of the real the the political disaster the the behind the the human disaster in afghanistan that's what we can leak says has given us. i think it says to journalists. separate us separate yourselves from the word of authority and start becoming independent it's a extraordinary moment you have

r.t. . i'm here in london talking to julian assaults the founder of the whistle blowing website wiki leaks which this week released a huge deal say of documents relating to the afghan war which mr ourselves describes as detailing the every day squalor of war judy in the sauce thank you very much for talking to r.t. now you've had a wide range of responses to this publication ranging from praise right down to criticism is that what you were expecting you know we knew this was serious material it covers a six year period of war and ninety two thousand reports and almost every instant serious incident of the three i wasn't called if you're there with the times and locations number of people killed except for. so we knew that it's a. very different sort of historical document and it's a little primary resource to be used for.

r.t. from the stop the war coalition in london thanks very much indeed thank you you thank . other news now huntsville alabama played a unique role in the u.s. mission to the moon and still provides a unique insight into the space race today it boasts an extraordinary collection of flight hardware and offers people a chance to step into an astronaut shoes literally and on tuesday i discovered even american experts say it was the russians who drove the nation to the moon. this is huntsville alabama vast space and a city devoted to just that the. in the deep south of the usa. is where it all began and this was the beginning of our manned spaceflight program it's where one man spatial vision when i was seventeen years old i had no doubt that man would land on the moon in my lifetime became reality he had always dreamed about space travel he was warner von brown a former member of the nazi party turned pioneer of u.s. space exploration given his past how did people here see him rocket scientists the gentleman who could take us into space but why huntsville we had more ph d.'s per

r.t. thanks very much for joining us from london thank you. walter remains a threat in iraq it's also at the forefront of other trouble spots in the world political scientists nikonov says the danger is widespread. there was an assumption that terrorism is more or less localized in afghanistan and they were looking for causes of terrorism in iraq what it looks it is more widespread now we can fly and the terrorist training grounds in some countries of asia. are also quite active in central asia in the former soviet union so it is spreading . financing and weapons are there. courses for terrorism or created. almost daily. and you can hand more of what we just had to say in the full interview coming away in about twenty minutes from now here on. well coming up later in the program also bullet point you can find out what people in the u.s. state of louisiana are saying give us our guns back five years after they had them taken away. russia's high tech nor makers who are exchanging tweets in the workplace get a ticking off from the president. the

r.t. correspondent laura that has the story from london. off for a week in the sun but if the european union project goes ahead these people could have conversations and movements monitored while left flying the plan has a long civil liberties campaigners who fear further growth in the surveillance state but at passengers a divided yelling as this kid is like private personal you wouldn't i don't know this i think is a line and you keep pushing and pushing it with labor regulations and i think it's so prevalent already. with this expected you watch t.v. you watch t.v. or you'll be surveilled to be surveilled there's a more in me but nothing to hide so i wouldn't worry me personally. the e.u. project is aimed at tackling terrorism by analyzing the way passengers behave in a bid to isolate potential bombers or hijackers when they're already on board at the moment surveillance on planes is mainly limited to a c.c.t.v. camera near the cockpit persons of the most watched people in the world with more c.c.t.v. cameras per capita than any other na

r.t. it's one am euro moscow ten pm in london five in the afternoon in new york city right now wherever around the world you're watching us you're most welcome it's kevin in here with the top stories and first fierce wildfires sweeping through central russia have left many cities blanketed in small including the capital up to forty people are confirmed dead from the blazes which have been fueled by a record breaking heat wave a state of emergency has been declared in seven of the fourteen regions affected by the fires. an option or is in small stricken central moscow and stacy rivers is in one of the areas where fires are still raging. this hotspot is one of seven thousand they're going on in russia right now is wildfire through the nation and this situation has been deadly. extremely critical for thousands more who are left without a home or anywhere to girl now present medvedev has organized a special program targeting the region that have been hit the most. cheap that. the emergency ministry together with the defense ministry and other security forces is doing everything possible to localiz

r.t. is what i am here in moscow ten pm in london five in the afternoon in new york city thanks for watching us this were ever in the world you're watching it's kevin owen here with the top stories and first police in the start of use live rounds of tear gas to break up antigovernment protesters just outside the capital bishkek riot police have been on standby opened fire after of being attacked with stones twenty seven people have been arrested accused of being responsible for the violence correspondent catherine azhar of is in bishkek with the latest. following a very tense few hours just outside at a checkpoint by the city of cond where there were just a few dozen meters separating riot police and a few thousand of protesters who demanded their requests be heard and met basically they were calling the wire the interim president of kurdistan to hear their demands to hear their complaints and take them into account basically after those negotiations didn't seem to go anywhere as the leader of the opposition in the long discussions with the head of police after those discussions failed the c

you have to say thank you very much indeed for joining us live there in london journalist afshin rattansi talking just here on r.t. thank you. russia's military will stay in armenia until the year twenty forty four at least a new deal on the lease of a military base has been signed by present dimitri medvedev jur in his visit to the country. is our security cooperation is very important especially protocol number five which prolongs an agreement on the russian military base in armenia this agreement aims to avoid peace and security in the caucasus region. i thought. moscow's also promised to guarantee armenia security and provide advance military hardware for its armed forces and we'd also praised the progress in resolving the conflict between armenia and maybe a special of the disputed mountain region and accordingly. i mean troops came to control of the territory in one thousand nine hundred four after a six year war but the region is still internationally recognized as part of a. controversial plans to build a mosque just two blocks from the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in new york is causing islamic

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r.t. from moscow it's nine pm here now in the russian capital six pm in london one of the afternoon in new york city wherever you're watching us around the world of war welcome this hour if you just joined us is kevin owen here with the top stories and the main story of the day indeed the week forest fires spreading through central russia claiming more than forty lives now tonight the unprecedented heat wave has sparked the blazes and left moscow suffocating under a blanket of every smog artie's no telling over covers in the heart of the capital at artie's peter all of his been looking into the fire at a military air base today. we have heard from the military and they've confirmed that there was a fire however saying that this fire took place not with the the stick the suitcase equipment was worth so much money where these airplanes were put in a place where hardware in vehicles were being stored over the stands at the moment no journalists being able to get in to actually to see what has been destroyed by those fires all around russia many places that people just can't go to try and find

overwhelmingly white ok i want to thank my guests today in london is glasgow columbus and thanks to you our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. and . ravaging fires scorching heat and suffocating smog engulfed russia as it battles record breaking temperatures. and join me all the bennetts in the moscow region with firefighters all managing to control the blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. and russian president left his summer residence to hold an emergency meeting on fire fighting in kremlin. and other news washington what's more economic and political pressure on terror on tightening sanctions on blocking iranian organizations ought to be aiding terrorists. coming up in the business update that management clash in the real cynical continues as billionaire glad to be a full time. rival to join us in twenty minutes time. live from moscow this is archie with me and you so now way let's get straight to our top story where at least forty eight people have died as russians sweltering in the worst heat wave in decades the air in moscow is thic

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is overwhelmingly ok i want to thank my guests today in london and glasgow in columbus and thanks to you our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. and. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. raging flames continue to devastate poets of central russia with winds pounding. cross the capital leaving people in moscow. join me all of the benefits in the moscow region where emergency crews are struggling to contain forest. choking on thick smoke. in all the news immigration activists. with calls a boycott a state business is say their numbers are actually coming all profits. on duty it could be pushing its future at risk is millions of children skip school to put food on the family's table so. the heat takes a toll on the economy as companies want a working more in business in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is a life from moscow. russia is the mergence these teams are bracing themselves for worse to come a forest and peat fires continue to hold their grip in many parts of the country what makes the

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overwhelmingly white ok i want to thank my guests today in london is glasgow and columbus and thanks to you our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. and if you. still. want. relentless fires claimed dozens of lives here in russia as a record breaking heat wave shows no signs of letting up. and join me either ben it's in the moscow region where firefighters are managing to control the blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. russian president last summer residence to hold an emergency meeting in firefighting ancram. and in other news today tightening the grip on turned on the washington imposes new sanctions severing ties with the radio groups thought to be aiding terrorists. also coming up in the business update as the severe drought in russia devastates wheat production we're looking at the impact it's been having across the world join us in about twenty minutes time. hello this is r.t. it's just after eight pm now here in moscow this wednesday night the fourth of august i'm kevin in with the top stories at least forty eight people have died russi

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