the riyadh to build by russia house found operating under the strict control of the un atomic watchdog. to report north that took place decided and the national concerns a bitter around nuclear ambitions more than thirty years in the making with a price tag of over two billion dollars by all accounts the bush era nuclear power plant is an expensive undertaking and the one for which iran has spared no expense the chaparral have always been more than just an education are ready to sell it for all it's a symbol of the country's social progress and growth but it's more in time for our part on critics the embodiment of be comic republic's ideological backwardness remember the example of the building bridge or a diplomatic bargaining chip for years the station have to finally come closer to fulfilling its practical purpose but the first batch of nuclear fuel just loaded into the reactor the station is expected to start producing electricity by the end of this year but iran's top nuclear officials says it's already selling for celebration we are. grateful to the people for russia to the gover

on iraq and to riyadh, yes, they are not -- the same one that point on -- one point on iraq and korea, and yes, they are not the same. >> a couple alliance meet their final report, and one of them is -- a couple of old lions meet their final report, and one of them still with us fights for his life. former republican senator ted stevens died in a plane crashe. never saw bill benefiting his home state that he did not like. four democratic congressmen dan rostenkowski is wjla.com -- spent mor-- a former democratic congressman dan rostenkowski died as well. charlie rangel is fighting for his career on charges of corruption. what happens to these guys when they stick around so long? >> no question there is a sense of entitlement. to her credit, nancy pelosi has repealed many of those perks as speaker. on dan rostenkowski, just one word -- i have already spoken positively and emotionally about charlie rangel. danny rostenkowski was a throwback, the guy's guy, like to tell a good story. he worked across the aisle. there was no ideology to them and did you want to know what politics has chan

chipping away at the deficit though ricky rubio with stuffer step into the limb setting up philippe riyadh's for an even two eighty lead with ninety seconds to play duran then made the game a zone blocking a possible game winner by rudy ferdinand so the b. team just about get a passing grade with the turkey finals fast approaching. three. all into the w.r.c. circuit finally were sebastian low base showing no signs of letting up on the competition the frenchman leading from start to finish to win the rally of germany to increase its lead to top the overall standings to a hefty but not uncatchable fifty eight points. with four races to go their thirty six year old being no stranger to setting records during his illustrious career is lead to starting prove no exception making the most out of his fifty one second lead to take the circus maximus inner city final stage danny sordo and sebastian oviedo running it's all citron podium but it is a load who wins an unprecedented eight german rally. and wraps up the sport for now i'll see you soon world weather is coming up in just a tick. the issues th

raging because of the record breaking heat wave all season he said now is in the badly hit region of riyadh see one hundred kilometers southeast of moscow. this is how it all starts with a small flame that can quickly and golf the entire forest making this a very fierce battle for emergencies workers and volunteers. one of the biggest operations in fighting these fires happened from the air port an airport in the resign region one of the worst hit by these fires and the emergency services has invited our team to come along for a ride on this ill seventy six. the . water line they began. today. if you want to drop over the past. service like. at the same time down below our first. flight. ready and they also like the body. part. is. news. as you can see helicopters are also working to put out these flames it was quite a ride we took the my guys that this is one of the world's kate major and it's in fact why prime minister vladimir putin chose to come here to fly on one of those planes we just flew on and see the process himself of course it's not only authorities and volunteers trying to con

means real put an end to all the domestic iranian enrichment program ask what the air reports that riyadh hearing coming out of israel perhaps to bomb this facility to be almost nobody here takes it seriously have all of the iranian side of the russian concerts it is very much looking forward to seeing these possibilities come on stream reporting from pushchair from the boys are you. now moscow says it will seek to bring viktor abaft to use country the thai court's decision to allow the extradition of a suspected arms dealer to the u.s. is seen by russia's political made under pressure core delivered the final verdict after a lower court had rejected washington's extradition bit now but it will be sent to the u.s. within three months he was arrested more than two years ago in bangkok in an elaborate operation led by u.s. agents washington once ruled on charges of terrorism and supplying arms to colombia rebels which he denies can goodman publisher and author says bush is being extradited because he posed a direct threat to american business in africa. well for more on this we're joined no

and what you get are riyadh gems jewelers as well as women from all over the world called it. thoughtfully that reporter from the region well coming up shortly a special report we investigate the sexual assault of women in the u.s. army but before the week's top headlines in just a minute. the united states of america is waging war within its own army. kill no advantage it is our no one sign. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. armed forces sex in the army.

demanding an opposition leader be made prime minister rudd police used tear gas and five live rounds into riyadh to disperse the crowd up to thirty people were detained including. the protesters want to get into power he's already accused of trying to stage a coup in the country five years ago could you stanza suffered months of deadly political and ethnic unrest since president kurmanbek bakiyev was overthrown in april political analyst even the stuff says instability could turn it into a safe haven for extremists from the neighboring countries. there is growing instability in the north. and this is just a few hundred kilometers away from this. so if going to this town becomes a non-controlled territory where there is no. where there is a force. and. then those. on the pressure. they think well we have another place to go and then you have a wider international consequences and developments developments. it's about twenty two minutes past the hour now here in the russian capital you are with r.t. as we run down the week's top stories bronislaw komorowski was officially sworn in as poland's new

she's in riyadh this morning. back with more in a minute. got him out of the car, and held them and tell the police came. >> was the acting crazy? >> he was very much under the influence of something. he could hardly talk, is your big even deployed so obviously the impact on the car was severe and the air raid had deployed. he was still driving the car with your big deployed. they ask him what he was on he said it was c,gv)+ptno carrierringconnect 2 recovering he'd been talking to the park alone kron4 is maureen kelly has the latest on the police are calling a broker, senseless crime. >> it was here at this covered stories near 19th and church the police say the victim before your occasion nell was walking alone in the park around 1:00 a.m. saturday morning when he encountered a group of as many as rodman drinking here in the park a few members of their group route to the victim, beaten and robbed him. one says that stopped the victim of " crimes in the abdomen, sides the victim fall of his attackers for half a block disorients the park, wh

we can give every soldier a 30- 40 minute riyadh session with a behavioral health specialists using - triage session with the behavioral health specialists using the internet. this allows providers to put everybody from a brigade commander to everybody in that unit through a 30-40 minute thing. this is the kind of thing would like to be able to provide to reserve components soldiers when they get back, but i do not necessarily have the time necessary to do that. >> do any of the rest of you want to comment on that in terms of how relates to the law that was passed? >> we still use the test pre and post. we are fortunate in a way that we can do that based on the numbers we are dealing with, even with the false positives. we have had a fair amount of success with a post deployment health assessment that takes place in the theater shortly after return. six months later there is a reassessment. that assessment has yielded 16% of those chairmen that we are trading for -- those airmen that we are treating for posttraumatic stress syndrome. we think that six months' follow-up is extremely im

we can give every soldier a 30- 40 minute riyadh session with a behavioral health specialists using -- triage session with the behavioral health specialists using the internet. this is the kind of thing would like to be able to provide to reserve components soldiers when they get back, but i do not necessarily have the time necessary to do that. >> do any of the rest of you want to comment on that in terms of how relates to the law that was passed? >> we still use the test pre and post. we are fortunate in a way that we can do that based on the numbers we are dealing with, even with the false positives. we have had a fair amount of success with a post deployment health assessment that takes place in the theater shortly after return. six months later there is a reassessment. that assessment has yielded 16% of those chairmen that we are trading for -- those airmen that we are treating for posttraumatic stress syndrome. with thein agreement army and the other services. we used the test with 100% of our marines prior to deployment. we are not doing that when they come back. it is used occ