live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day the toxic cloud of smoke that's been hanging over moscow seems to be retreating due to a change in wind direction but city residents are concerned it could soon return as wildfires are still raging in over twenty regions of the country far as the military and volunteers are working twenty four seven to stop the flames spreading and put out the blazes and he said now he has visited some of the devastated villages where help came too late. burn area which has been directly affected by these fires in fact you can constantly hear the roar of emergency service planes trying to put these fires out we know that there is a fire somewhere back in that forest a couple of kilometers and you can see the smoke coming out and officials say it's moving closer and closer this area has a ready been destroyed we're standing in the ruins of what was once someone's home here you can see this is obviously what used to be the kitchen you can see the remains of a sink and a stove

record levels this in turn has reduced the risk associated with this attack to ultimately meaning the banks can secure move financing cheap. business r.t. . to the pin may become the first russian problem that all companies operate if not all also say is find a memorandum of intent with local company petro vietnam to b.p. says it may sell russian oil to the culture eon boost capacity one of the four refineries that the company doesn't currently have any assets in vietnam but there are reports that it might be interested in procuring of some currently owned by. british petroleum. going to check the markets to. stop the trading in the red before they go to american shares on disappointing from all that data. indices that fell for the first time in six days of the year that should strengthen to a seven week high against the euro japan's nikkei fell nearly two percent of the benchmark had to do this is the area i don't call the tongues slid salva zero point seven percent all on the increase concerns the global economic growth is slowing. also down the close on thursday energy from a new call attempted to stem those losses to the points of

good to have you with us live from moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day russia was struggling to extinguish almost nine hundred wildfires raging around the country dozens of flights have been grounded in moscow all diverted to a dense layer a fitting small people on the street somewhere in mosques trying to protect themselves from the pollution which is the worst on record. as in the moscow region with more. moscow is covered with a thick blanket of toxic acrid small going to this very small village just outside the city caught fire a few days ago and its residents as well as some three hundred others in the moscow region have lost their homes in the city itself millions are now talking in the smoke which is carrying some very harmful gases like carbon monoxide its consistency in the air exceeds the norm. you see we use handkerchiefs and cover all noses there's no other way. to eat or there's just who god is mercy and sends us rain on your movements which i q but if we're really shocked water should be given out people can't br

mirror moscow this is r.t. with me kevin zero in on our top story this hour international officials are assessing russia's bid to host the planet's most spectacular sporting event the football world cup the inspections began in some papers but one of the cities which would be used if the country wins the right to stage the tournament is the telling of a cover reports from russia's second city. well the can petition of course is very strong russia is up against countries hold we have had experience in hosting a world cups in other major international football championships countries such as japan the united states the united kingdom south korea on the other hand however russia right now is in the throws this is over reparations for the winter olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen so it is caught up in that dynamic of preparing for a major international her own position. also fifo is known for supporting developing countries which could be moved to work in favor over show holding the world cup after they came

a warm welcome to you live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. with me nice and now way it's six pm here in the russian capital ten am in washington first this hour forest fires which are spreading through central russia have claimed more than forty lives the president and heat wave that sparked the blazes has left moscow suffocating under a blanket of heavy smog. is in the heart of the capital and peter all over is been looking into the fire at a military air base. well 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. equipment was worth so much money where these airplanes were put in a place where decommissioned hardware in vehicles were being stored over the stands at the moment no journalist 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 out what is happening because the by as are so severe also in central russia in the south of region there's an ongoing military f

you can watch their reports about ten minutes here r.t. with all that it's the business update stephanie and some good news we have for russia some our region has carried the area has struggled with an ailing car industry but now a new economic zone is being created in the region i'll have more details for you in just a moment but. world grain stocks are likely to be kept up through u.s. supplies that's after the drop that's expected as a result of the russian drought export the u.s. department of agriculture also says an increase in deliveries from china the european union and australia are likely the agency estimates that grain exports from russia this year will amount to three million tons in line with the russian agricultural industries forecast the decision to halt shipments abroad was made after a drought hit the agricultural sector this season grain production is predicted to decline by fifteen million tons of globally half of which results from russia's reduction in ukraine in kazakhstan are expected to decline between two point five an

committed to producing quality real estate can keep prices stable might in the course not business r.t. . with prices again for a sixth straight day to hit a twenty two month high as drought in top exporter russia fields prices soared by a fifth last week alone but the head of the russian grain union says that's on justified. fundamental factors do not support kind of grain prices last week we reached two hundred forty dollars per tonne but this crisis quite groundless according to the latest full cost of the global grain council green reserves will reach one hundred ninety two million tons this year compared to last year's record bully move one hundred ninety seven million tonnes is that really such a big difference if the decrease is just five million tonnes but the average price has jumped from one hundred eighty dollars. so. let's take a look at the stock markets now they're sliding further into the red here in moscow telecom is the top blue chip loser down one percent as its analysis testing of a new high speed network. sixty percent last month but almost half sold on the cusp of clunkers

committed to producing quality real estate can keep prices stable and i do the question of business r.t. with prices of game for a six straight to hit a twenty two month high drought in top exporter russia fields prices soared by a fifth last week alone but the head of the russian grain union says that's on justified. only four fundamental factors do not support current grain prices last week we reached two hundred forty dollars per tonne but this price is quite groundless according to the latest forecast of the global grain council green reserves will reach one hundred ninety two million tons this year compared to last year's record volume of one hundred ninety seven million tonnes is that really such a big difference if the decrease is just five million tonnes but the average price has jumped from one hundred eighty dollars to two hundred forty. nine russian tycoon vladimir per ton in has appointed an ally as president of north nickel in a bid to keep control of the company on us from paternal interests holding will oversee strategy and acquisitions it comes as a blow to rival or a person w

welcome it's midnight here in moscow this is r.t. with me kevin now in the top story this hour a baby girl in southern russia stunned doctors by surviving after being abandoned in the blistering heat wave glaring sun the two week old was discovered on a roadside and police in the rostov region are looking for a parents with the latest on a story tonight a catarina. here it's. a favorite of all the stars. and she's something of a miracle after surviving the record heatwave abandoned by the roadside hospital staff have called the baby girl c atlanta sunny the two we call child was spotted by possible by having lead for hours on the ground in fifty degree heat. a year to squeak in thought it was a kitten that i look closer and was taken aback it was a crying child my husband and i was shocked how could somebody abundant a child like this. the couple spent hours trying to track down the girl's parents without success it's a miracle how a baby a little. more than two weeks old so many hours and at the open sun this is what fifty degrees celsiu

turning to the tracks for the next buzz regardless of the ultimate price they might pay jake agrees r.t. . with the growth of globalisation features of the american way of life have spread to other countries that's not just in pop culture it's also food along. america's exporting one of its major health problems the city. among all developed countries americans are the fattest in the world that's according to the world health organization where over sixty percent of the general population in the u.s. is obese was even more disturbing the u.s. is the only country in the developed world to label obesity as a prime national security health risks. it's all part of a growing epidemic in america supersizing questions like why are americans so fat and what brought the fast food nation to rely heavily on foods most developed countries banned decades ago there's a lot of innovation that's going on in the united states at all levels whether be organic or genetically engineered activity we begin with monsanto the former manufacturer of killer herbicide agent orange that's the chemical spray to the jungles

paul oakenfold one of the world's most successful deejays hits the moscow club scene and chats with r.t. about future plans and his take on collaborating with madonna. and cigarette packs in russia are getting a make over but not everyone's happy about it at all the details on the heated debate between tobacco companies and anti-smoking activists at r.t. dot com. that's the hours news here on r.t. i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes just ahead on the second anniversary of the war in the south of setia speaks exclusively with the country's president eduard kokoity shares his experience on the conflict and how he sees the country's current situation. thrown up that would have if the other thought mr president let's start our interview with the reasons for george's aggression against which happened in spite of negotiations between the conflicting parties would russia support these negotiations were approaching a successful result but they didn't start those events from happening what can. i do like to thank your colleagues from r.t. and other russian channels

we've got plenty more ahead this hour for you stay with r.t. for religious disbelief passing out sound in the wind guidance to be drug addiction are accused of posing a bigger threat than drugs themselves. but ukraine wants to sink russia's black sea fleet but all in the name of conservation a request been made for decommissioned ships to reschedule to create artificial reefs in the crimea alexa yourself ski 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 on 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 deputy in the city council came up with a simple yet

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 protests today i feel great as

it's now just approaching the twenty minute mark of the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. and in just a few moments stephanie monday will be here with the latest from the world of business but for the meantime let's get to some other news making headlines all around the world mexican police have captured a long sought after a drug trafficker known as the bobby valdez has been blamed for a vicious turf war that included shootouts in central mexico he also faces charges in the u.s. where he's accused of distributing thousands of kilos of cocaine from mexico valdez could be extradited to america where he has a two million dollars bounty on his head the drug related violence has risen in mexico with more than twenty eight thousand lives lost since a government crackdown in two thousand and six. nato officials say four american soldiers have been killed in a taliban style road tried bombing in eastern afghanistan raises the death toll among u.s. troops over the last four days to eighteen eight nato soldiers were killed in a similar attack on monday and one stone in subbasement w

you are with r.t. live from the russian capital and our website has a lot more stories for you here's a taste of what's triggering life for you right now at r.t. dot com and the two brits find themselves shipped off to greece controversial e.u. extradition laws mean that they could await trial for over a year with no evidence to prove their guilt. and scorching heat brings an unlikely visitor to the waters of the moscow. tiny jellyfish the size of small coins but. for more tourists head on to r.t. dot com. the arctic is becoming an international bone of contention as russia the u.s. and canada search for evidence to support their territorial can claims because a fourth of the world's oil and gas reserves are thought to lie near the north pole and a climate change on melting ice is likely to tempt nations closest to the region to start drilling. for points. the race is on the u.s. together with canada and russia have launched competing expeditions to the bottom of the sea near the north pole. of the cou

r.t. and we start with an r.t. business exclusive russia's biggest lender sped banks is happy with this before with save the first half and confirms all course to achieve its full year targets the deputy chief of banks under i don't skulk spoke to us about the results and whether. we should have people in the four years performances follow the plan we set out and the results for the first half of the year meet the forecasts we made at the beginning of twenty ten looking forward we believe we will be able to achieve our plans for the second half of the year and reach an annual profit of around three point two billion dollars talking specifically about the loan segment in the first quarter we saw a decrease in the lending portfolio but from a the trend turned positive in our lending portfolio has grown i can't say the trend is going to continue to strengthen but there have been signs of recovery. what about the un going posters of privatizing the bank rules to be lenient a few months of russia's finance minister. has

paul oakenfold one of the world's most successful deejays hits the moscow club scene and chats with r.t. about future plans and his take on working with the material girl. cigarette packs in russia about to get a make over but not everybody's happy about it all the details on the heated debate between tobacco companies and anti-smoking activists. main news here on our back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes coming up on the second anniversary of the war in south. of the country's president eduard kokoity who shared his experience of the conflict and told us how he sees things from the where he is now . let's start our interview with the reasons for georgia's aggression against south of setia which happened in spite of negotiations between the conflicting parties would russia support these negotiations were approaching a successful result but they didn't stop those events from happening what can. i do like to thank your colleagues from r.t. and other russian channels who were bravely operating here during that time they witnessed inhumanity and aggression demonstrated b

r.t. . well there is now with. the business process post service may be transformed into a joint stock company at the beginning of twenty twelve this would be the first step in turning the service into a public plan the rest must put its value at one to one point six billion dollars but if the company goes public the couple is asian is projected to grow to more than eight billion by twenty twenty russian post owns forty two thousand branches across the country and three point one billion dollars last year the. russian energy giant gazprom may build a gas pipeline from russia to china as early as twenty fifteen russia first agreed to build the pipeline to china in two thousand and two but failed to agree on gas prices with beijing but some experts doubt the new pipeline will be a priority for china as it's already investing heavily in the two biggest energy supplies in central asia turkmenistan kazakstan. back to russia now on corporate profits sold sixty three percent in the first half of twenty ten year on year co

r.t. volgograd. you know with r.t. still to come on the program. from spies suspect to celebrity on the chapman capitalize on her newfound fame with a photo shoot. and love knows no boundaries young people in india are trying to break the tradition of narrative. now wiki leaks is back in the headlines after publishing a classified cia report but with the document failing to live up to its height and with the site's founder currently under investigation into sex abuse claims it's led to accusations the online whistleblower is pursuing a secret agenda who are at it how to tell. there's been much less of a media florrie surrounding this than there was the beginning of the month when the afghan war diaries were released and i think there are people who reasons for that one because. it was seventy five thousand separate documents that came from inside the u.s. military and such a huge volume of information always creates an impression whereas to compare it with this this is just three pages although having said that it is a secret document from inside th

interview in just a couple of minutes after a short break and a recap of the headlines stay with us here on r.t. . wealthy british scientists are some time to. time. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. in the czech republic is available in a hotel and science central hotel prima vera most full stop by you to which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina available in. me and the children of each. but you know to put you know. to make hotels you're good enough killdeer a boutique hotel tons. in serbia multis available in moscow and hyatt regency. i'm here in the russian capital you're watching our team's week in review these are our headlines fire close as a raging delays are spreading across russia killing dozens operating fauzi. i believe in people and cities struggling to breathe the toxic smoke. so. back at the hundreds killed in war with georgia two years after tbilisi shells the republican ticket stopped at all but raised to the ground. in japan

r.t. from south the city. and a few moments ago that was my colleague marina joshua speaking with our r.t. correspondents in georgia natalie overcover in south ossetia well coming up later today our special report looks at the role of the media in the georgia or by president mikhail saakashvili. one of the key elements of democracy. which is so uncomfortable for me or for. who pays for the new. how dependent is this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story. george media. and reality on. hiroshima is marking sixty five years since it was devastated by a us launched nuclear attack it was in the final days of the second world war that the u.s. dropped the bomb more than one hundred forty thousand people died either in the blast or due to radiation poisoning while there was a surprise at this year's i'm sorry but i was but u.s. sent a representative the first time that's ever happened un secretary general ban ki moon was also there to commemorate the anniversary and this trip was his first of the event as well now despite this international attention there is still a group of victim

r.t. live from moscow with me alice heads a tropical virus that's rapidly spreading in the south of russia has already claimed six lives while millions could be at risk of infection nearly two hundred people have so far caught the west nile virus which is carried by mosquitoes. that reports from the volgograd region which has been the worst affected it's. no one is safe just one by trauma an ordinary mosquito is enough to put a life in danger hundreds involved region i've been hospitalized with the worst. initial symptoms include high temperature headaches and nausea followed by seizures unconsciousness and there. the situation is grave as it has been an unusually quiet summer which allows mosquitoes to build up a high level of the virus there is nothing we can do to totally wipe out the sometimes your good dog can has survived infection but his central nervous system has been damaged he has problems remembering his age and address warm. period when i felt myself slipping away i don't remember how the ambulance brought me here. but at least he's alive several have died already if only we h

now you're up to date with the r.t. headlines up next debate show cross talk this time host peter lavelle and his guest discuss war crimes prosecutions and whether they actually pursue justice or merely the retribution of the victors that's coming your way next. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about immediately after the second world war major nazi leaders were put on trial for crimes there is no question that such crimes were committed however questions linger about just victor's justice what was what is the legitimacy of the legacy of nuremberg. to discuss the trial and its implications i'm joined by richard evans in cambridge he's a professor of modern history at the university of cambridge in london we have geoffrey robertson a distinguished jurist member at the united nations internal justice council in tallahassee we cross to robert electee a professor of history at florida state university and here in the studio with me is jeffrey roberts they head of the school school of history at the university c

live from moscow here with r.t. coming your way. are foreign powers shaping the agenda of the us media or even us policy in the middle east the answers come in just a few minutes. they came to stalin out the if the inspectors leave moscow after spending four days in russia to determine an age by ability to host the world cup details ahead. those responsible for tuesday's car bombing in southern russia will be found and killed should they attempt to resist arrest that's the message of the russian president who's in the blast hit city of people to go to meet the local authorities. it was good so i am sure you will do the utmost to help those injured in the blast that you will provide them with all necessary treatment what about the manhunt for the perpetrators the orders have been given the investigation will go ahead and i am sure those responsible for the talking will be punished. after discussing security measures in advance of visited victims of the blast fifteen of the thirty people injured in the terror attack remain in local ho

stay with r.t. for a recap of the week's top stories and we also have coming up for you a look at the vietnam war for the eyes of those who fought in thirty five years ago stay with us. a little. brighter if you want to balance. finds. nice friends. in the grand central.

r.t. . that's over with can always find more on our website altie dot com slash business . would be so much brighter if you knew about songs from phones to impressions. start on t.v. dot com. more news today violence is once again flared up. again these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. typee. be sure to type the hotel hotel while shall his the groom photo the show with her town. full of hotel. the hotel typee. springs. hotel while she plans for town. to eat lunch time to type the full point.

r.t. keyboards and saw in southern israel here with r.t. live from moscow still to come for you of voting stance find out how immigrants in finland are make their voices heard and why their plans have evolved a negative reaction in song. all record breaking temperatures have been torturing russians for over a month ambulance crews are in a tough battle to save people suffering from the heat and smog but doctors say casualties are hard to avoid when the fight is against nature are just going to be not as our reports. hearing tina and yvonne haven't left their apartment for days the husband and wife struggle with the daily heat wave blasting their home but it's better than even thinking about going outside in a squat here and you didn't go outside i haven't been out on the streets for the days and the heat is so difficult for us it's hard to breathe and your heart's can get struggle with no air conditioning and only one hundred eighty u.s. dollars per month pension even than his wife can only rely on their daughter she hangs what drapes new d

and at the same time it's not changing its expansionary imperialist policy speaking exclusively with r.t. nicaraguan president daniel ortega calls on a lot of america to unite against the us. he caught up full interview with daniel ortega now on our web page r.t. dot com or a little later in the day up next we're going to story of the biggest tank battle of world war two at curse as russia continues to mark the sixty fifth anniversary of the defeat over nazi germany stay with us. did she know india is a modern day take it's taken a coin come back capabilities make it one of the world's best illustrated access plant in the city of newsman ted gillen the urals is the only manufacturer of the t. ninety in russia each year new tanks are tried out a special proving ground. the t. ninety is a descendant of the t. thirty four the legendary world war two era tank one of the last operating tanks of this kind is still officially in the service of the plant's guards also perform ceremonial duties in the town streets during celebrations marking the victory over fascist germany. it was the t. thirty

with r.t. coming to live from moscow with his plenty more to come including nip and tuck russian style. like. breast enlargement enhanced the quest to become a full three perfect surgery becoming more and more popular and more and more affordable can be easy to forget what the real costs are going into the night. as the demand for plastic surgery grows in russia so does the number of inexperienced and unlicensed doctors. a story still to come first in the iraqi capital baghdad at least sixty people were killed and over one hundred wounded by a suicide bomber iraqi authorities say al qaeda was behind the attack the blast happened close to where a thousand people had gathered near an army recruitment center the attackers one of the bloodiest this year it comes just two weeks before the u.s. starts withdrawal from iraq leaving behind fifty thousand troops to train local forces iraq has been trying to build up its own security forces before the american forces leave but carol turner from stop the wa

it's now twenty three minutes past the hour here in moscow you are with r.t. it's good to have you with us today and what's in a name well rushers militia could soon be finding out president medvedev there wants them renamed as the police title the force held before the bolshevik revolution almost one hundred years ago the move which includes a number of other measures will be out for public discussion including on the internet last december the president ordered sweeping reforms over the force proposals including cutting the number of officers by around a quarter and keeping only the most qualified the militia has come under immense pressure recently after several high profile cases of murder and corruption by high ranking officers. the rich and thoughtful lands of hungary have long made it an enviable source for food production but farmers there say that since joining the european union in two thousand and four they've been losing money r.t. is a lot of ski's been hearing about their plight. and i want to apologize we're having some technical difficulties on

r.t. speaks with a veteran journalist john pilger who shares his views on america's past and present . today i'm in london speaking to joan a veteran journalist and a documentary writer who started his career chairing the vietnam war john paul just thanks very much for talking to r.t. now let's talk about morton media in general first if you don't mind recently the website 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 of wake it up. because what we could leaks is wrong is what journalists should have done. you know here here is the dreadful litany of years of of disaster and killing in afghanistan and i'm in iraq. and i don't think we've gotten a sense certainly we got a sense of the disaster but i don't think we've got a sense of the real. the political disaster the the behind the the human disaster in afghanistan that's what we can leak says has given us. i t

r.t. also spoke with his interior minister about the roots of the violence and the prospects for social and economic stability in the country you can catch that interview coming your way in a couple of minutes after a short break and a recap of our week's headlines. first tree removal called the clear cut. second explosives are used to blast you beat in the gears. heard the remains are reviewed by machinery. find it easy on mortgage soil is deposited in vallecito. on a. line in the ocean would be so much brighter if you knew about some move from funds to pressure. for instance on t.v. dot com. six thirty am here in moscow thanks for joining us here on our teams we can review music or headlines fire in raging blazes spreading across russia killing dozens of rooting for leaving people in cities struggling to catch a breath in the midst of toxic smoke. so those remembers the hundreds killed in a war with georgia two years after tbilisi shells were a public meeting its capital all but razed to the ground. and japan is marking sixty five years since that atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima for

live from moscow here with r.t. coming up for you later in the program a sacred place for mothers to be discovered the connection between ancient gongs and the baby boom on the shores of russia's late maicon. wealthy british soil a sign. that's not on the president's plans for. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. on . more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. you're watching r.t. live from moscow let's take a look at some stories dominating world news this monday in the philippines a soccer police officer has now released eight of the tourists who've been holding hostage on a bus seventeen others remain on board with more longbowmen men women and those who is armed with a rifle he's demanding to be reinstated in his job snipers are surrounding th

welcome back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories moscow is seeing no respite from the things they want to get out of our current smog that's causing breathing difficulties the wind continues to fan the smoke towards the capital as hundreds of wildfires devastated areas of central russia. has been two years since georgian forces launched a devastating attack against a sweeping south the city of which led to the map of the caucasus being redrawn in five days russian troops push the georgians out and russia recognize the city and independence. and the russian president calls for the revolutionary title militia to be replaced by police to reflect the professional status of officers as part of reforms to the country's law enforcers have been repeatedly accused of corruption. now russia's would be silicon valley will get the best tax breaks but will that be enough to allow the scald of a project to become a world leader in technological innovation algor knopf puts a nobel prize winner and co-chair of the s

it's nearly twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you with r.t. in a few moments from now yulia will be here with all the latest business news but for the meantime some news now making headlines around the world and a gunman has opened a random fire in the streets capital of bratislava killing at least six people dozens were injured including a three year old child the government's fate at present is unclear reports say the man began shooting outside a children's hospital in a suburb of the city other news sources claim he's a drug addict who's only fifteen years old. into a thirty three miners who have been trapped in a collapsed shaft for over three weeks have had their first telephone contact with relatives it's reported to have boosted the spirits of the men on the ground one of them even decided to marry his long term girlfriend the latest phase of the rescue effort is expected to take months and is due to begin shortly the plan is to draw a law hold wide enough to pull the trapped miners to surface. more u.s. troops are preparing to leave ira

r.t. i'm kevin i'm in thanks for being with us here in moscow tonight.

r.t. but not. next is the latest business news with kareena mallika. it's twenty two past five pm here in moscow hello welcome to our business program with me cleaning out can but have you with us wes's grain harvest is expected to fall thirty percent this year compared to what it was in two thousand and nine meanwhile global markets are still concerned about russia's decision to temporarily banned grain exports and a source close to the matter says the terms of the ban could be revised in october . and for more i'm joined by live to give our russian c.i.s. analyst at i.h.s. global insight thank you for joining the program so what could be the side effects of this ban for russia. well the most important scientific to highlight is to reputation. the ban came off to do reassurance from the russian government that there will be no such embargo and then putin unexpectedly announced the export ban this means that russia that had been working hard for the past ten years to cause a nation of fifteen percent in the world market will suffer a reputation old. an

with charlotte. hello welcome to the business program here on r.t. their worst drought in recorded history has created severe problems are russia's farmers with more than twenty percent of their wheat harvest wiped out to ensure there are no shortages and fair prices don't start to rise all grain exports aspi temporarily stopped pool reports. between august fifteenth to the end of december russia is imposing a temporary ban on grain exports prime minister putin says the measures are necessary to help russian farmers and prevent food costs from rising the prospect of shortages on the international commodity markets has pushed the price of wheat to levels not seen for more than two years however the ban on russian exports may have a hidden bonus for domestic producers we have already heard that some experts have had contracts with. contract price than the current prices of the mystical on the world markets. exports and forced natural condition. not to sell grains to their clients oppositely domestic and practically the same price like markets and risk c

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on the back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories the crisis sparked by wildfires raging across russia shows little sign of the. over fifty people have already died and hundreds of thousands of hectares of forest have burned down. meanwhile people are fleeing the toxic smoke covered russian capital unable to breathe both in their homes and outside those who stay can get help at special air conditioned smog relief centers . and it's sixty five years since the u.s. dropped a second atomic bomb on japan survivors of the deadly blast in the city of nagasaki are calling for complete global nuclear disarmament. nuclear weapons can't be used to attack these days and can solve any problems either and that's a view of been an expert on south asian affairs in moscow and in an interview with r t's the tell you explain why he believes the north korean threat is blown out of proportion. even a pretty big north korea had threatened to attack following joint south green u.s. maneuvers. of north korea senshi declares

r.t. spoke with piers corbyn of the weather action foundation who says the heat wave is down to the climate cycles. climate has always been china but it has nothing to do with man and we predicted that there would be extreme heat in east europe and russia this summer and it's caused by a. pattern c o two does not cause circulation patterns what causes those is a combination of solar activity and the state of the phases of the moon helping i mean excuse me just a minute you say this isn't caused by man how come the reporting this heat wave is recognize the worst in a thousand years of recorded history in russia and. has got something to do with this has really not nothing to do with only the only connection is man is here at the same time as the sun and the moon are doing things you see a very similar situation happened about one hundred thirty two years ago where there was the side. of magnetic state there was. also floods in pakistan. and in the previous few years there was also flood to leverage summers also under thirty two years ago so these things are. between them and nothing to do wi