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sad part about it is that the the research that they claim of the army meth research center was doing was not research for the army at all so in other words this is an act of protest that turned in an act of murder absolutely absolutely out of pronounced counterproductive here in madison and probably throughout the united states you know the significance of this is you can take a group of amateurs. with almost no money would like one hundred dollars stolen car fertilizer. so it was in a sense it was a turning point absolutely basically one hundred dollars you can shake a country exactly. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and i want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on r g. ninety nine. the train carries away of the. to save. five hundred tons of gold. dozens of. the train. station. a century long the way. the mystery of the golden train. the british. market. what's really happening to the global economy. global financial headlines kaiser reports. in the czech repub

robots ke ese have been designed and built at the german research center for artificial intelligence. it opened its doors in bremen just a few years ago but has since taken great strides in the development of intelligent robotics. >> there is a great potential for innovation here. because the university, the institute, and businesses are so close to each other. it is a melting pot for creativity. >> bremen's standing as a space city began with rocket technology in the 1960's. major components are still produced here, including the upper stage for the european space trans porter. in the 1970's, bremen led western europe's first contribution to human spaceflight. space lab, the reusable science laboratory for experience in zero gravity, was built here. it was designed in conjunction with the american space shuttle program. spacelabomponents nt into orbit on methan 20 shuttle flights, raising bremen's global profile and making it the center of manned space flight in europe. in the 1990's it was the final assembly point for the columbus laboratory, europe's largest single contribution to

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[applause] >> it is a delight to introduce the director of the academy center for biodiversity research. [applause] >> thank you for the opportunity to share a few words about what it is like from the perspective of the academy of sciences. i had been one of many sources of information of the sciences is that has contributed to the extraordinary journey of knowledge about biodiversity. on behalf of my colleagues, i can tell you that we are thrilled to have a portal to the earth on our east terrace. what is missing is a subject that lies at the very core of the research of the institution. we are about documented and describing the diversity of life and this portal allows you to experience that directly. our research centers about going to the far corners of the world which we have been doing for 150 years. we can offer a perspective on life which is our foundation and knowledge. in short, academy sciences have been for well over a century [inaudible] we will feel the pulse. this transforms the idea of a dry list of many species that have gone extinct into an emotional experience of how

and work through the night just to slough folk to chefs is a psychologist from russia's space research center star city he used to work under . oil he was a great man it was enough for him to look at you and you got a wealth of information we didn't even though he was great with his subordinates he had a very delicate soul. it was a four legged cosmonaut that was the first living creature to head towards the stars a dog called like her when she was launched into space there were tears in her size time magazine called. the world's most lonely and miserable dog that was true it was a one way ticket for like it a monument was unveiled in moscow to mark the fiftieth anniversary of a space mission twitter feed us there is this monument to commemorate the dulux greatest. people bring treats you know what would look someone has even brought a candy here for the. show some even bring salsa just for the. group. at that time it was impossible to retrieve a sputnik from movies people around the world accuse the soviet union of animal cruelty but like his sacrifice was of undoubted benefit to science sci

harbor chook geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find anything about alcohol resistance in this genetic code though this is tear it up about russian but you just mentioned that there is a resistance to the h. the virus especially among russians living in further north is that true this is very interesting actually it's not the result of our research this was known or it's just enjoying examples of how particular population or ethnic stuff can be susceptible to particular diseases so it sort of turned that in a poem in a famous poem by one of the russian poets who said that that russian frost is deadly both for napoleon bonaparte and for a little bit of this is in this regard russians are not much different from the regions or from iceland this part of europe this population are quite resistant to . this population specific operational north of russia russians living on th

ridiculed the obama administration before star general tended his resignation according to the pew research center mcchrystal drama filled twenty five percent of the u.s. mainstream news cycle how can the president let him get away with this the second most talked about story in june third was the rocky u.s. economy. while ironically the war costing america more than seven billion dollars each month yielded minimum coverage. leaving the. responsible for drawing a spotlight on scars of hearty that run deep seven years and counting. r t. well coming up later in the program prosecuting a former president on t.v. chance to the american attorney aiming to get george w. bush in the dog to answer for his behavior in the white house. for the administration of george w. bush was particularly lawless i don't think there's ever been a time in american history when we had the highest officials in government so flagrantly break the law and show no respect at all for the rule of law they just created laws just out of whole cloth they created laws in secret behind closed doors that were in the american democracy

have already agreed that german engineering giant siemens would join skulk about creating a new research center that it would have said he was encouraged by the strengthening of trade relations despite the difficult economic conditions. january to may two thousand and ten about what will to return aged between russia and germany . fifty percent and you come to me as a recovering the main traits. according to my data german investments russia is a cool. accounted for around twenty billion dollars would make this very hard. to do. in russian corporate news one of the country's largest metals companies n l m k says it expects to post a profit of over two billion dollars for the second quarter of this year the company said that results will be impacted by the recent slight softening of steel price and eleven k. predicts that sales in the third quarter will be level with the second quarter of the prices which would show further declines. and you have ross another major russian metals company has announced a twenty six percent increases to production in the second quarter in comparison to the first q

ridiculed the obama administration before star general tended his resignation according to the pew research center mcchrystal drama filled twenty five percent of the u.s. mainstream news cycle how can the president let him get away with this the second most talked about story in june third was the rocky u.s. economy. while ironically the war costing america more than seven billion dollars each month. minimum coverage. responsible for drawing a spotlight on party that run deep seven years and counting. r t. the us secretary of state says north korea will face new sanctions in the. atomic ambitions hillary clinton was speaking in south korea holding talks with defense officials said the freezing of assets. comes just days before a joint exercise aimed at the. north. but it was behind the sinking of a ship. well historian career expect jim hall says the new measures will affect north korea's population and are unlikely to have any impact on its leadership. the problem with sanctions in north korea's been sanctions of one sort or another on north korea since one nine hundred fifty fifty one since the

have always agreed the german engineering giant siemens would join skolkovo and create a new research center there it would have said he was encouraged by the strengthening of trade relations just spike the difficult economic conditions. in january to may two thousand and ten to return a bit between russia and germany grew by almost fifty percent the economies are recovering the main trade sicked is it was a recovery according to our data german investments russia's economy accounted for around twenty billion dollars that makes this very happy. let's look at the markets now u.s. stocks have opened down for the first time in eight days that's after reports in jobless claims manufacturing and inflation provided a mixed picture of the economy on the flip side banking giant j.p. morgan became the latest company to report strong quarter results. a.o.p. in markets have also gone into first london and frankfurt are now down about half a percent. when you raise your natural resources are top losers on the pussy nearly four percent down and financial shares are weighing on the desks here in russia eq

ridiculed the obama administration before star general tended his resignation according to the pew research center. mcchrystal drama filled twenty five percent of the u.s. mainstream news cycle how can the president let him get away with this the second most talked about story in june third was the rocky u.s. economy. while ironically the war costing america more than seven billion dollars each month minimum coverage. leaving those. responsible for drawing a spotlight on scars of heartache that run deep seven years and counting. an international aids conference in vienna may have been hearing about breakthroughs in treatment but it's also had plenty of arguments scientists unveiled a new. which health officials are calling for women but he would rights activists say the key to curbing the disease is access to universal a group of aids activists this fall the complaint against the united states president obama's policies favor multinational pharmaceutical companies raising the cost of treatment. one of those making the complaints. unfortunately the obama administration is continuing some bush era p

to the un's latest figures and about one million of them in russia the russian public opinion research center all citizens if the russian government pays enough attention to the aids problem opinion is divided forty four percent say government does enough to prevent that disease and to keep people informed about it forty three percent of the respondents say not enough effort is being made to tackle the problem peter ok i'd like to go back to steve in new haven you're making a point about in reacting to what the professor had to say is he saying that the some of the drugs that are being developed are actually hurting their patients even killing them and you're defending the industry and in researching this program there is a debate though. there's a very small minority in the professor is one of them that these drugs are very counterproductive and actually it's creating more and more drugs to just keep the process going it's good business i mean that's one of the criticisms. you know this brings me back to the mid eighty's when i was a consultant to burroughs welcome which was the company that

have already agreed to challenge engineering giant siemens would join skolkovo and creating new research center at the rate of said he was encouraged by the strengthening of trade relations despite the difficult economic conditions. we see money in january to may two thousand and ten will trade turn aged between russia and germany grew by almost fifty percent of the economies are recovering the main trade sectors it was a recount really would according to my data german investments russia's economy accounted for around twenty billion dollars what makes this a very happy. now for more on trade relations between russia and germany and the e.u. as a whole i'm joined by the c. o. . european businesses in russia frank shelf frank thanks for coming into the program now you've been watching this meeting i suppose so. we've hearing we're hearing the both leaders. say about the imbalance in investment there's more investment on the part of germany to russia than vice versa. and to the e.u. in general so why do you think this is happening well basically so it is happening because russia is an emerging ma

is emerging from the crisis as again you know financial powerhouse the russian public opinion research center gauge the educated of russians towards different political bed use thirty six percent opt for conservative ideals such as returning to traditions and moral values tested by time twenty four percent ed here to a democratic ideals such as human rights protected freedoms and another ten percent of the respondents chose liberal values such as the free market that. ok princeton and i to go to in washington before we went to the break sean was making a comment about how the west reacted to the global crisis are they earn a little or deserve i'm sorry rather experience a little bit of humility was pointed out earlier in the program and is there more of a give or take to it so that both sides learn from each other. well i want to pick up on that intro on opening the door to this discussion of values here because certain models. particularly capitalist models produce at least in the short run some very sharp inequalities of income and the question is how do you mean that and deal with it i thi

percent of pakistanis believe the united states was pakistan's greatest threat last august the pew research center study found that sixty four percent of pakistanis consider the u.s. as an enemy though nine percent thought washington was its partner anatole how do you get over that i mean we've been looking at the different elites relationships between intelligence agencies politicians and you know and hillary clinton can put on a very big smile she has to because of that the maybe an inconvenient marriage as you're putting it but you know let's go a lot deeper and i think that counts a lot more do you think that you can they really can make a difference in the perception because pakistan let's face it is an anti-american country when it comes to be on the political elite. well you are right and i think it will be very very difficult to shift those basic perceptions but i think a couple of points need to be made the first is that being emotionally hostile to america doesn't mean supporting either or an islamist revolution inside pakistan which would destroy the country or supporting pakistani stat

made against them for various reasons -- had cps calls made against them, said at the family research center, they would call in to get support. one case in point is a young woman who was 13, 14 years old that attended washington high school and was not going to school because -- for safety reasons. when our case managers were able to delve deeper, there was some speculation about her prostituting herself and not feeling safe going to school, amongst her peers and simply have not gone. so it takes a real savvy case manager mental health professional, school district staff, community workers to figure out a strategy and a plan and how to resourced and support that family and that young person to get her comfortable and be engaged in school. is it a different placement of school? perhaps. does she have other academic needs and support? is she falling behind? how do we help her catch up? how do we get some mental health counseling for her to overcome some of the social problems she has been exposed to or experienced with? to get this young person back on a track of normalcy? if there is such a