forty million dollar contract amounts will go into looking at martins pocket anyway your average r.t. . time now to take a look at some other stories from around the world at least twenty six people have been killed twenty injured. when a passenger bus collided with a lumber truck in the southern brazilian state of santa catarina police report the truck driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the bus which had forty seven passengers on board in two thousand and seven two similar accidents on the same road claimed twenty seven lives. a fire which tore through a bar in central taiwan has left nine dead and twelve injured preliminary investigation suggests the blaze list caused by sparks from an allergy towards being used in a performance several of the victims were found in the staircase between the first and second floors. u.s. air force has launched its second and space plane from cape canaveral the blastoff of the atlas five rocket carrying the orbital test took place a day later than anticipated to go bad weather the purpose of the rocket has been kept in mystery leading to muc

they're half past the hour here in moscow you're watching r.t. time for a look at the headlines barack obama reportedly authorizes secret cia operations in libya working on this concerns of the ground intervention is being prepared. to answer countries consider arming the opposition forces in libya despite a checkered history of weapons ending up in the hands of terrorists. work japan's damaged nuclear power plants are suspended radiation levels are rising and latest attempts to leak some company right. now takes you to alaska the largest state in the u.s. which used to be part of russia the story of the great can land as they call it is up next. once it was a part of russian territory there are still reminders to this day children wearing russian national costumes people having russian names and many orthodox churches are standing here but more than one hundred forty years ago it became the u.s. territory though some americans still don't know about. the still asking i have no idea about that stuff like nothing i don't know anything about that alaska

rob lines of spiked magazine on the line from london thanks for your thoughts on the issue here in r.t. time. let's get more now on the japan disaster the big story of the day we're joined by wassily take selfies from the u.s. center for tsunami research ttyl for good evening to you thanks for taking the time and to be with us. first question i guess maybe now is in the times and be asking it as so much is going on but could this quake have been foreseen we did hear maybe the good side of it there was at least a fifteen minute warning about the subsequent tsunami after that quake but could the actual quake itself have been foreseen. of predicting earthquakes is a very difficult proposition and so far there have been no successes no predicting earthquakes so we're it's well redeveloping that's not what exists now which is based on the fact that so many has been generated and when we know that we can predict. and it's a lot of republish and pretty well and billions but there. is it is a difficult thing to live look at the way it's work today i was just mentioning to our washington corresponden

implications they will have for nuclear technology the world nervously waits to see let's see russia ski r.t. time without an ego to hold off from the institute of world economy and international relations says that the consequences of the nuclear crisis in japan could affect the world on a global scale. russia has done a great job fighting the disaster in chernobyl and then fighting the consequences first of all the fallout that happened across some across regions and russia can offer a lot of expertise in fighting those consequences and also you know russians understand very well the magnitude of the disaster and you know often as in the situation for all the trashing prime minister vladimir putin immediately offered all available this instance to japan colleagues and even the shipment of guess the amount of radiation being released now and the amount of duration that will be released in the coming future is so great that actually the whole global the fact that as you know of the disaster chernobyl were only one poll unit was affected you know this really should call the whole globe so the magni

you can find our full interview with macabre a bit about our website any time at r.t. dot com i'll be back with the headlines in a few moments and i will hear from the chairman of russia's foreign affairs committee to get his take on the uprisings in the arab world stay with us here on r.t. . if . brown are here. we hear it because our cash outs that's up. god promised them this linda long stops . will if they are still going to be thinking. and goal chosen people will not believe that god is real stake egypt say look at the standards this for you guys and the sky is as for you. on the corner this is our america research might knock them. up or you. could never imagine them up back to. baghdad.

r.t. dot com online all the time. the u.k. is preparing for a nationwide census to take place later this month the government says it will help provide the services and resources people need and involvement of a controversial u.s. defense corporation leaves many fearing their privacy could be violated what is your and it's as this report it said this time in the u.k. when every household in the country is asked to provide detailed information about their lives to the government they can keep track of what's going on and who will be in charge of this sensitive data. yes it's controversial u.s. arms manufacture a lot eat tomorrow. and campaigners ranging from religious groups to peace activists to data protection lobbyists are really against it on ethical grounds play on a number of oppressive regimes they also are on the us heavily in the wars they fought in iraq and afghanistan opposed by the majority of people in britain even if supported by the british government hill vows to boycott the census despite the risk of prosecutio

r.t. . it's time now for our other news making headlines around the world or at least one. killed and twenty injured when a passenger bus collided with a lumber truck in the southern brazilian state of santa caterina police reported the truck driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the bus which had forty seven passengers on board in two thousand and seventeen a similar accidents on the same road claimed twenty seven lives. a fire which tore through a bar in central taiwan has left nine dead and injured preliminary investigation suggests the blaze was caused by sparks from a lead torch being used in a performance several of the victims were found on a staircase between the first and second floors. a for nato has ripped through a town in southwest louisiana leaving one person there and injuring eleven others the severe weather system destroyed many homes and caused over fifteen hundred people evacuated over fears of gas leaks. the soviet union's last leader mikhail gorbachev has been celebrating his eightieth birthday this week on the day itself he was awarded on

r.t. this time the focus is the historic city of yet us marvel. polities close up journeyed some three hundred kilometers northeast of where i'm sitting here in moscow to the millennium old city. it's day three of our exploration that i've already seen it's a story of architecture and culture but one thing we didn't talk about is its fascination with sports leagues in france want to check out how the region's landscapes are not just great to look at but to ride on as well. everyone's going crazy for sports in the jaroslaw region of russia just past the roster of professional athletes speeding through the international ski federation's cross country world cup at germany now a center of winter sport and leisure situated on the christine banks of the volga river poland's olympic gold medalist just smoked past the other one in the first day of the races this is. the conditionals difficult for the classic but if you split with next was the men's frames where valentino over herself the first female cause may not was blocking the finish. you tell you it'

r.t. facing and jail time the tangling with the. tour just spend millions trying to get the world to know it on a mission to cut corruption but why ban is ronnie folks an israeli businessman who george zero is almost one hundred million dollars in fitting in jail for almost six months with no bare. risks of pushing your wealth into georgia that story just ahead. as constance japan now why radiation levels in the sea water in the focus she will plan to continue to rise right now more than three and a half thousand times higher than normal radioactive material has also been detected in soil in the senate seat found government describe the situation as serious and unpredictable but unsuccessfully trying to restore the plant's cooling system and what's now the worst economic crisis since the tsunami. nuclear energy expert last poll wire he says there are parallels with that disaster after twenty five years ago. we believe was a very very dangerous and powerful substance you know very small quantities. of plutonium if it is ingested by a

interested to know you can see the full interview with the russians envoy to nato in an hour's time here on this channel r.t. for. a time western powers have frozen the accounts of muammar gadhafi and other senior figures in libya's government the u.s. alone has blocked thirteen billion dollars the largest amount of foreign assets ever seized an american sanctioned action but as artie's loyalists are reports now history suggests maybe it may never see its money again after the international wealth crowd. but as the violence continues in libya the u.s. sends warships and more troops in that direction fueling speculation of a military intervention and meanwhile western countries may have already launched a war against colonel moammar gadhafi as north african regime most countries consider. the freezing of assets. of. the weapons here the foreign assets of either libya the country or khadafi and his family that some estimate to be almost one hundred billion dollars it's believed to be spread across the globe oriel money invested in the country's sovereign wealth fund everything from a stake in the company that

r.t. facing a jail term for time to linger with us of need sleep. you're just spend millions trying to get the world to know it on a mission to cut corruption but why ban is running folks and it's really businessmen who georgia owes almost one hundred million dollars been sitting in jail for almost six months with no bare. breasts as you know well into georgia that story just ahead. to japan now radiation levels in the sea watch him near the fukushima plant to continue to rise there now more than three and a half thousand times higher than normal radioactive material has all think we detected in a small well it out there in the sea has government described the situation as serious and unpredictable workers have been successful in china to restore the parts cooling system and what is now the worst atomic crisis since chernobyl out of the space nuclear energy expert who says there are parallels without disaster twenty five years ago it. was a very very dangerous and powerful substance even in very small quantities. it was only if it is ingested by a h

the threat of attack is by one officer told all t m p u terrorist strike is now just a question of time. r.t. brussels. next hour in people avails cross talk to his guests discuss how successful nato has been in the. with the other interventions like iraq they didn't have an exit strategy but with this one they don't seem to have an entry strategy either. to japan now where the government is considering the construction of a containment shallop a damaged nuclear power plant with all the anger out of that's all further regulation the crisis that is still described as grave a plan that would involve the three most badly damaged reactors being covered with high tech material level of radiation and hidden cymbalta where the site is now said to be around the three in the half thousand times where the workers have been unsuccessfully trying to restore the cooling system of the city is now the worst twenty crisis since june the party spoke to nuclear energy expert. who says that there are parallels with that disaster musica. good morning is a very very dangerous and harmful substance in very small

all the way in an hour's time r.t. takes an in-depth look at the struggle between jews and muslims living side by side in hebron where the city is the largest of the west back at home to over one hundred sixty thousand palestinians and five hundred israeli settlers our special report focuses on the old quarter where palestinians lives are heavily restricted and many are being driven from their homes. we hear it because our country outs that. time is the visibility belongs to. will if they are still going to be thinking. going chosen people would not believe the real state. is for you guys and this is as. the word you are this is the word. recent more than the. of the united nations security council has included russia as a militant leader russian militant leader that is modeled on its terrorist list well the chechen warlord with links to al qaida is responsible for many deadly attacks across the country and is russia's most wanted terrorist of has been listed alongside the world's most dangerous men after years of resi

r.t. new york times have a look at some other international news making headlines this hour at just twenty four minutes past the hour here in the russian capital syrian activists are calling for nationwide on rest with tens of thousands marching across the country troops are being deployed in the city of a talking to restore calm after twelve people were killed during demonstrations on saturday the government blames for the bloodshed the president is expected to address the nation soon and lift an emergency nor in place for almost fifty years. two palestinian militants have been killed and another was injured by an israeli airstrike in gaza it happened the day after hamas said it would agree a ceasefire with israel if attacks on gaza was stopped last week was increased violence with at least ten people including civilians and children killed by israeli attacks. chancellor angela merkel's ruling party looks set for a humiliating defeat in a key regional election exit polls indicate christian democrats are about to lose in budden for six decades of conservatives being in power that it follow

r.t. . that's right time to get the latest from the world of business a very warm welcome new rules for russian state companies have been spelled out by presidents would have heard of such as their regulation needs to be significantly improved to help the country's investment climate you're pretty much still it in order to reduce the influence of state companies on the investment climate we need to do three things first of all to publicize the show jewel of state companies privatisation of the next three years then to eliminate practices where government ministers hold positions on the board of directors in competitive companies and thirdly state companies need to establish a procedure for publicizing planned procurement including prices and information about contract. and we won't have long to wait until the changes take place. we should look at presidential proposals our priorities that improving the information which you think is very prominent experience these measures to be implemented for each year ready to go. look at the markets now you're struck so high off to some relatively good news

the full interview with again we have a get a recording is coming up in a couple of minutes time here on r.t. also ahead sport in fifteen minutes time unions got news of a new team even when a russian premier league's about them is how the next half hour looks there on the r.t. news channel from moscow. yes my name is daniel smith this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation of all that we can fix projects for. the first bit in the fourth day to get information out about the real world. to him war. and bomb after the unknown the secrecy the figures are going to be of them are pretty. big. if i've ever put into sources in danger you would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because that has become more about this all james bond. then all the actual information. but thank you. so a whole people around them won't. be. in some cases she's available in hotels for a story. ambassador. the kotel patroclus photo the true school photo.

let you know you can see the full interview with mikhail gorbachev in about ten minutes time tonight here on r.t. . doctors in russia are developing a pioneering alternative treatment of heart transplants and with a shortage of organ donations in the country right now the technique is giving hope to thousands of people on surgery waiting lists i was on a boy reports it's a smile that comes trade from the heart that she almost died from heart failure two decades ago but these visits a cardiology ward for regular check out. look at her she's just a picture of health by now she's been living with a new heart longer than with her own. dr carey to operate on the top should twenty one years ago when a donor organ was her only hope for life one of the best known cardiac surgeons in russia he performed hundreds of lifesaving transplants but still thinks of the thousands he couldn't do because of the shortage of donor organs nowadays he's pioneering and need to give me that give some patients on the analyst waiting least a more definite hope. a heart transplant is not a panacea firstly the supply of dono

r.t. new york. time for a brief look at some other headlines from around the world and tens of thousands of activists in syria are staging protests across the country as unrest intensifies the government's deployed troops to the city of latakia up to snipers kills twenty one people as a demonstration that president bashar lawsuits would address the nation on sunday night but there are no reports so far he house in the speech he was expected to move to more sensible rules that's been in place hold most fifty years. and german chancellor merkel's ruling party luke search for a humiliating defeat in a key regional election exit polls indicate the christian democrats about to lose and bhajan were russian by. after six decades of conservatives being in power there it was widespread opposition to merkel's nuclear policy decisions will lead. to palestinian gunmen have been killed and three more injured in an israeli air strike in gaza comes a day after hamas dated it would agree to a ceasefire if israel attacks

time. this is r.t. welcome to the program kerry just got off story now u.s. president barack obama has reportedly signed secret orders raring cia teams to enter libya to gather intelligence and set up links for the rebels meanwhile the libyan foreign minister has arrived in britain saying he's no longer willing to work under the regime of colonel gadhafi. has the latest from tripoli. where they have strikes in the east and south eastern suburbs. tripoli at a military base there while the front line seems to have been pushed it was the further back it is now not far from the town of ajdabiya which is just seventy kilometers rates of the rebel stronghold of benghazi and have been a number of coalition air strikes in and around i just be i would switch certainly doesn't just that the coalition is afraid their government forces are closing in on this town and also they do not want a juggler to forward to gadhafi is false is now the terrain that will fighters are fighting on is working against him it is essentially one highway in the desert it is very hard for the

r.t. the mean time filmmaker tony barrel who spent years documenting japan so that the country has a history of covering up your career accidents it told us this should serve as its wake up call to look for alternative energy sources. heard reports that the prime minister at least ministers have been rather annoyed at not getting enough information coming back from the the site of the catastrophe so i don't think the rest of us can feel too confident about con of information we're getting think one of the things that's going to happen in japan could be wrong about this is that people with definitely rethink their depended solar electricity one thing that worries some people across japan's decision to join the plutonium cycle the question is now does japan really require some much plutonium fuel and if so what is it going to do with it because it can't possibly use it all we all know or can turn it can be used for its modified it can be used for nuclear weapons that are to know that we clear power is not so economic as everybody likes to maintain nor is it as clean and as we can see it when i

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you'll find more news pictures and analysis on our website that's online all the time r.t. dot com here's a taste of what's there the moment a candidate for mayor causes outrage in the u.s. state of florida over his past as a former grand dragon of the ku klux klan. also on the website of the moment one of the most elegant sporting contest in the world glides over to moscow russia's capital takes over the hosting of the figure skating world championships from earthquake stricken japan. and driving ambition to be first russian in the history of formula one takes his place on the podium after finishing third for to know all the details on our website and also a little later in our sports update in just thirty minutes from now with me. to japan now and the plant operator has apologized for reporting a huge radiation spike at the facility tepco said earlier claims that the radiation in the water reactor number two had soared to ten million times the normal level where actually a mistake when that news later emergency crews being immediately evacuated from the site japan's nucle

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their act together in time for the election and what direction it will be to this country and it's still a big question even to the revolutionaries themselves you've got this going on r.t. cairo. and the time all you need to get is echoing across borders as we find out in a few minutes ripples about the risk set to into place of immigration do you think the. police. the u.s. army soldier arrested for allegedly passing classified information to the whistleblower website wiki leaks stands accused of putting national security at risk but not everyone agrees with the treatment on bradley manning calling for back his supporters who argue that the conditions of his detention into maine. right here in quantico hundreds of activists and veterans have gathered outside of the military base where bradley manning is being held in solitary confinement twenty three hours a day they say he's being tortured to call for his immediate release although president obama says otherwise i have actually asked the pentagon whether or not. the procedures that have been taken from his confinement are appropriate and are meeting our basic standards they assured me but they are state department sp

r.t. so i mean time professor keith ross from the university of some food in the u.k. says that although flooding has hampered efforts at the plant there are other methods that can be employed. the problems of insult water out of the us chris the difficulty is remember that. there are good movie opportunities for bringing in road transport stop and see they have had some power and that they must be the ones on such a ready and they have problems with these accounts and so forth it's into being the successions of problems true to their standard equipment having to trust. you don't want to get in you need oil this is surprising to me i hear are dropping more from helicopters apparently being abandoned i don't know why that. would seem to be a way of getting water through the fuel. and the russian president dmitri medvedev has made his input he says that although incidents in japan have caused concerns of a nuclear energy and show that atomic power is safe if handled properly to just now there is a great deal of attention to the newly built nuclear power stations in the w

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sized city one time next r.t. takes you to alaska the largest state in the u.s. of course which also used to be part of russia the story of the great land as local people call it coming up next. once it was a part of russian territory there are still reminders to this day children wearing russian national costumes people having russian names and many orthodox churches are standing here but more than one hundred four years ago it became the u.s. territory though some americans still don't know about. this over the last of the idea about nuts like nothing i don't know anything about alaska it's cold. it was cold a box of ice a polar bear garden and one russia but in the language of the indigenous peoples the word alaska means the great land. sven haakanson is steering his boat out of the narrow bay of kodiak island his ancestors have lived here since time immemorial. over the thousands of years they to solve this seascape each time they put out to sea to hunt. but they use their canoes with a couple of paddles instead of comfortable motor boats with powerful engine

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r.t. an e.u. terrorist strike is now just a question of time. see brussels. show his guests discuss how successful. with the other interventions like iraq we didn't have an exit strategy but with this one they don't seem to have an entry strategy either. but to japan now where the government is considering the construction of a containment shell damaged fukushima nuclear power plant getting there to further radiation leaks in a crisis that is still described as grave a plan would involve the three most badly damaged reactors being covered with high tech until the radiation in that nation seawater near the site is now said to be around three hundred thousand times higher than the workers had been unsuccessfully trying to restore the system of sorts in what is now a worst atomic crisis since both parties spoke to nuclear energy expert. says there are parallels with that disaster twenty five years ago. you could call it was a very very dangerous and harmful substance very small quantities the crucial only if it is ingested by a human body it almost certainly lea

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r.t. but now we time to libya and the international community debate on what measures to take we sat down with the hate them out a spokes person of the arab commission for human rights has been keeping track of events in the country. we're talking today to dr mona a spokesman of the arab commission for human rights in paris. to monitor the arab commission for human rights also the prosecutor general for the international tribunal to begin an investigation into events in libya and their decision to begin the investigation was made how will it be carried out. oh. first of all the investigation will be made under the authority of the un security council in accordance with clause thirteen of the rome statute this clause in tiles the prosecutor general to perform an investigation without any preconditions or limitations and enables him to move freely and used to the benefit of the investigation anything that may be needed and anything at the suspected criminals hiding from the investigation that's what we've achieved by now two of five groups of our representatives have arrived in benghazi and

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but he had a couple of times and i don't r.t. people of us crosstalk question whether nato really knows which direction it's heading and in libya. this ambiguity make this mission creep even worse because we don't even really know what we want actually a friend of mine who's not an international asian specialist recently sold me he said well as far as i can see it. with the other interventions like iraq we didn't have an exit strategy with this one they don't seem to have an entry strategy either. next the latest from japan and they're ready ation levels in the sea water near the fukushima plant continue to rise there now more than three and a half thousand times higher than normal radioactive materials also been detected in soil at the facility and government described the situation is serious and predictable workers have been successfully trying to restore the plant's cooling system in what's now the worst atomic crisis since chernobyl there's been something big too over whether there are any similarities between the two events

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