for us now any danger opposed to the people in the region from this wreckage so we're hearing from roscoe's most russian space agency and those carrying out the recovery operation is that there's no immediate danger to the civilian population living in this part of south side bierria however what they are saying is they're asking those local residents not to go out into the woods out into the forest and try and find bits of the wreckage themselves perhaps even is they have to remember that this they say transported this transport module was carrying food as well as fuel to the international space station as well as the buckets there was propelling it they had its own supply you feel they want to make sure nobody comes to any harm from any contamination from the photos those objects in the chemicals that were on board the recovery operation is underway it has been hampered due to bad weather but helicopters are now flying over the area scouring for pieces over this wreckage that's been spread over a wide wide space the main problem that they may think they'll be looking for is the the so use

the strapping of nasa shuttle program city so he's a very very important piece of kit not just a roscoe's most but for the international space station and space exploration as a whole so be wanting to get all that together and find out what caused this problem and peter i have to ask i mention that the spacecraft is carrying supplies to the crew members of the i assess one of the implications for them i mean is anyone going to go hungry and not have the things they need it was during the six crew on pulled the i.s.a.'s to russia japan on the united states that we have to realize these are all highly experienced astronauts very hard nosed serious military backgrounds they are used to it they have been trained how to deal with this type of situation they currently have enough food to be comfortable three non-stories hopes that they can launch at the progress rocket or another type of module hope that to you gets to provide them with the supplies that have gone down by september so they may have to face absolutely no real problems but i will say these are professional optional things. exactl

shuttle program was strapped earlier this year so a very important piece of case the people from roscoe's most of the investigators are very keen to find out if it was a problem with the. spacecraft that caused this and we are hearing from inside ross caused most that until they find out what caused this the soyuz will be grounded and will be grounded until they find out anything else and no more soyuz flights right now is the latest we're hearing from roscoe's most are absolutely peter well while the search mission is going on let's tell concentrate on the crew members of the isis as you just mentioned the spacecraft was taking a lot of things there and food supply is actually as an important component because the oil and the crew members have to maintain their you know routine there on the i assess so what does that actually mean for the crew members are they not going to be left without food. well what we are hearing is this going to currently six astronauts on board the i.s.a.'s from russia the united states japan now they were giving a huge they were given a huge resupply from the la

they find out anything else and no more soyuz flights right now is the latest we're hearing from roscoe's most. all right absolutely peter well while the search mission is going on let's now concentrate on the crew members of the i says as you just mentioned the spacecraft was taking a lot of things there and food supplies actually is an important component because the a lot of the crew members have to maintain their you know routine there on the ice yes so what does that actually need for the crew members or the i'm going to be left without food. well what we are hearing is this current currently six astronauts on board the i.s.a.'s from russia the united states and japan now they were giving a huge they were given a huge resupply from the last shuttle mission that can last them for several more months quite comfortably these are all very highly trained astronauts they train for the situations where things go wrong and they will be implementing the training right now should they be forced to rush in their food for still go through what they've been told to do and how they were told to do

the pacific ocean resulting in several key people several high members of the upper echelons of roscoe's most to lose their jobs and february of this year a military satellite went off line and on the eighteenth of august this year just last week. launched from the same launch pads in baikonur another saucer light was lost now a full investigation has been ordered we have heard in the past that president medvedev wants to see the russian space program updated to bring it right up to the modern era the soyuz rocket is the only way we have now of getting crews from the earth to the international space station and back down again not that since the the nasa space shuttle program was scrapped earlier this year leaving the so you struck at the only lifeline we have between people on the i.s.a.'s on the ground we could see the soyuz program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered it's now what we are hearing from roscoe's most though is that they are fully committed to providing every single bit of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now

it was 500 copies of roscoe "ond after."newt gingrich asked if i would help in distributing "one second after" to members of congress. they were there 500 copies and we were going to do a good job of having a person, not just delivering this to the office and members of congress because they would like more than to be knowledgeable about lloyd emp is. my wife listens to my presentations on emp and says why would you want to talk about that because all you are doing is giving potential enemies ideas about our vulnerability because emp is certainly the most asymmetric warfare that you can imagine. and i told her, not one in 50 americans might know about ian p., but i will call you that 100% of our potential enemies know all about emp. and to convince the audience that's true, i have a chart which i use and it's in russian and it shows in futuro for a nuclear detonation on an emp and powerline sparking and everything going out, so obviously they know about it. it is in all of the open literature of any of our potential enemies.

roscoe's most will be very thorough in the us the goetia and so on and so the only problem is that if there are any upcoming manned flights they have to show what actually went wrong with this launch or a very early stage to make sure but it shouldn't stop good future progress floats on shore functional or stand was really interesting you mention manned flights if there was a crew on board this one could have survived this incident. lolis very conjectural because it was the first so i really can't go to the stories until i know the book obviously the. world probably yes because on my own want to see the first of the the scotto on the top of the book and that has been proven on the on one my own little movie of. a very long time ago now just as a little floyd it's a little more difficult to guess what exactly would hope of but there are modes on and on the moon so it's one other matter that affects you and me and everybody else of course we're getting more and more space travel now and here's an example where for example the rocket actually landed back on earth is it possible to avoid.

because he has got hold of previously on the nine hundred ninety five interview with roscoe nottage that was the answer amanda in our faces charges of genocide of the hague he gave a view of what happened in srebrenica during the bosnian war so the full interview is available right now at r.t. dot com. and back to our top story now let's get some more reaction to what's been happening in libya and also his military contributive guinea herself says the blood cells to the country's economy by the effect rely on native child is what from the outset was supposed to be french intelligence covert mission and indeed it could have been resulted successfully in a palace coup really the minimal there each to the civilian population there and effect through it arranging a regime change with a minimum loss of life and property in libya turns out to be of their main and later is a disaster for the west in general and for nato specific role and as a result of nato air free europe humanitarian bombing libya has suffered in numerable casualties and the huge blow to the libyan economy which shows you hav

program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered now what we are hearing from roscoe's morse though is that they are fully committed to providing every single bit of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now for more on how this incident occurred and what it means for those on board the international space station we can now hear from my colleague sean thomas. what we know is that stage three failed to ignite which is the stage that propels it further into space stages one into both ignite at the same time at the actual time of launch but then there are sensors that communicate with the third stage of the rocket which you can see here and it's that third stage which propels the progress craft out of the earth's atmosphere so that it can then be in orbit and then synchronize with the international space station talking about the international space station itself it is a very large station in fact if you spread it out over a football field in american football field including the end zones it's a pretty big place in livable space there's it's

rosemary roscoe is tracking the path of the storm. but first we start with elizabeth in virginia beach where the storm is headed next. elizabeth. >> reporter: the conditions here are certainly deteriorating and they're doing so very, very quickly. only by a couple hundred miles from the eye of hurricane irene, so we're right in the outer bad right now, which means heavy winds and rains and the possibility of tornadoes. we've heard local meteorologists telling people the onlookers to see the surf because you can see behind me it's quite a sight to see, to get indoors because the tornadoes unpredictable. we never know when they'll hit and hurricane irene is only making her way up the east coast. take a look. final preparations underway in virginia, ahead of a monster storm. irene is expected to hit the state in the next 24 hours. >> what is your concern for the storm? >> flooding. and wind damage and trees falling over and hitting houses. >> the biggest concern is the power going out and. >> president obama declaring emergencies for vir

but russia has condemned the violence in syria poses any un resolution targeting damascus roscoe warren sub steps could lead to a libya style scenario the coalition has been accused of stepping outside the limits of its un mandate when there are in the twenty minutes time russia's deputy foreign minister tells r.t. how the syrians should be solving their problems themselves. well you know again we believe that the syrian should address their problems as part of their domestic agenda this is an internal civil conflict and it should not be internationalized as for the situation in libya of course every country is unique in terms of its particular situation the background of its conflict the form of the scale public religious the sutra on the other hand we should learn our lessons a number of international players tend to degrees from the street towards a reasonable fee instructions and the spirit of these resolutions therefore we are naturally concerned that such a loose interpretation is controlling result in making some of the opposition circles taking their position and or for a toughe

rosco will soon see major jet deals take off while overhead pilots perform stunts in the sky spotlight coming up focuses on the max two thousand and eleven airship. hello again a welcome to forth like the engine shell on r.t. and i'll be all that and they will talk about next to the tenth international aviation straight shell is kicking off just outside moscow this russian aviation show will house planes and truthful all over the world business people are flocking to try to multi-million dollar contract and visitors todd gathering to watch down linked their performances of russian head of foreign aid what else do the organizers have up their sleep is the direction of the mats heavy ation show blood in their body said the head of the russian ideation industry department you wouldn't see this on. the international education space shuttle or max it was launched in russia just two decades ago but has managed to gain weight very quickly financial experts note the deals done at the russian and shows are not yet as big as the world's oldest the paris and show. but unlike its french counterpar

glowing us positioning satellites plummeted into the pacific ocean which caused several key figures in roscoe's most to lose their jobs in february of this year a military satellite went offline on the eighteenth of august. just last week a saucer like being launched from the same launch pads at the baikonur cosmodrome was also lost so this is the full thing the space of nine months however the words we're hearing coming out of cosmos is that they are still able to fulfill their commitments when it comes to supplying the international space station and as it stands at the moment despite this recent this most recent crash they don't see any problems completing their mission of continuing to send supplies to the international space station so a tough year for the space program at the moment people are going about it only things can look up from here on out but i thank you. because we know no official comment yet on whether russian space agency would consider putting the soyuz a space program on hold following the latest failure but many experts believe a serious investigation should be completed

roscoe's most will be very thorough has to go since and is the only problem is that if there were any upcoming manned flights they have to show what actually went wrong with this launcher out of a very early stage to make sure but it shouldn't stop good future progress for its shores on trawlers land was really interesting you mention manned flights if there was a crew on board this one could have survived this incident. loni's very conjectural because it was the first choice for your so you can go so the so is and so are no good obviously. probably yes because on loan on just the first. the straight on the top of the vehicle i know has been proven on the on or on one round with a movie or. a very long time ago and you know. it is a little poorly it's a little more difficult because what exactly would happen but there are modes on and on them and so it's one other matter that affects you and me and everybody else of course we're getting more and more space travel now and here's an example where for example the rocket actually landed back on earth is it possible to avoid. accidents whe

program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered now what we are hearing from roscoe's moscow is that they are fully committed to providing every single bit of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. of reporting that syria is not the only country caught up in the web of media misinformation conflicting reports have been coming from libya as to what's actually going on there when it starts he has from a member of a western fact finding mission who recently returned that special interview is next and then i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes from now stay with us here in moscow. the old. it's been described as the file chapter three gadhafi but was the end to the war in libya same as saying the the realisation now setting in that still remains a little tough battle ahead we're joined now by yvonne de vito he's just come back from libya where you were compiling an independent dossier

program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered now what we are hearing from roscoe's moscow is that they are fully committed to providing every single bit of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. one of their. a superstar football striker has arrived in russia to join north caucuses club i should say and you much come someone who's from cameroon and a four time african player of the year has agreed a reported salary of ten million euros a season correspondent medina got you know as details. to divert the bubble gum and for the next three years most of samurai at those big games will be in russia this thursday the cameroon international left into milan and each leave behind flying in to join new club and. i'm starting from scratch i've won all the trophies possible in europe as a player and here i can start a new plus i've played with a brutal crowd as before and he told me a lot about russian football and i

space station when fell back down to earth peter all over has the latest but we're hearing from roscoe's most of the russian space agency and those carrying out the recovery operation is that there's no immediate danger to the civilian population living in this part of south side period however they're asking those local residents not to go out into the woods out into the forest and try and find bits of the wreckage themselves perhaps even is they have to remember that this is transport module was carrying food as well as fuel up to the international space station as well as the rockets they were propelling it they had its own supply you feel they want to make sure that nobody comes to any hall from any contamination from the photos of those objects in the chemicals that were on board they may think they'll be looking for is the they so used to store there was propelling the the progress module up into space now the reason for that is the soyuz currently the only method of getting crew up to the international space station not so since the scrapping of nasa shuttle program so that we wan

could find out what that problem was impulsive right but i'm sure they'll be plenty of people within rosco small city within the space community internationally hoping that it wasn't a problem with the saudis and it was something else that caused the malfunction leading to this crash well peter thank you so much for tracking that for us i know the world is watching specially in the u.s. where they are dependent on the russian space program for her efforts so thank you so much for keeping tabs on that for us. or i will still ahead for you this hour a security breakthrough. north korea says that it is ready to return to the six party negotiation table as its leader kim jong il's says that he will consider a moratorium on nuclear testing. and not just work if you can get it the football superstar samuel eto'o signs a deal with russia's ambitious child find out the eye watering sum that he used to be paid. and he wanted dead or alive or reward for almost two million dollars has been offered to any regime loyalists who delivers colonel gadhafi to the rebels in libya and he has also been reporte

and i think, roscoe, you mentioned katrina. think about that.katrina was a trivial example of what could happen if not coast to coast, certainly over large parts of the country depending on how this plays out. so enacting the shield act and making, as i think the act would help do, it a priority for industry, not just for the government, to address this vulnerability is critical. i've talked to people in the electrical industry, and, um, most of them don't know what you're talking about. at least on the management side. what they know is this is not going to show up well on their quarterly reports to their stockholders. and be unless somebody say -- and unless somebody says, well, the stockholders might not survive if you don't do something about this in conjunction with this being given the sort of priority that it requires from the government, maybe we could enlist their help. they do have a vested interest after all. we've got to provide the resources for this. it's been said repeatedly now but i second it, what higher priority is there than

. >> so the government pours billions of your dollars into projects like the roscoe wind farm in texas's half owned by g.e. >> even if this wind farm produces nothing of value, they are getting money from the u.s. taxpayer. >> maybe we don't need wind turbine, maybe it's a waste of money. >> maybe it is. it should be one thing that we as a nation are investing in so that we aren't left behind. >> some of the cleanest renewable energy on earth. >> g.e. would not agree to be interviewed. maybe that's a good thing if it means companies are now getting embarrassed about the handouts. 13 years ago when i wanted to confront a business about its free loading. the ceo was so brazen he flew me to his headquarters in one of his fancy jets. >> cold, isn't it? >> gold plated. >> can i get you anything else? >> at this time this man was the biggest resim yent of handout. >> you are a big feeding at the welfare trough. >> why should i care? it doesn't bother you? >> not a bit. >> many beneficiaries of corporate welfare really believe that they are being paid to help the country. what i'm providing i

. >> so the government pours billions of your dollars into projects like the roscoe wind farm in texasalf owned by g.e. >> even if this wind farm produces nothing of value, they are getting money from the u.s. taxpayer. >> maybe we don't need wind turbine, maybe it's a waste of money. >> maybe it is. it should be one thing that we as a nation are investing in so that we aren't left behind. >> some of the cleanest renewable energy on earth. >> g.e. would not agree to be interviewed. maybe that's a good thing if it means companies are now getting embarrassed about the handouts. 13 years ago when i wanted to confront a business about its free loading. the ceo was so brazen he flew me to his headquarters in one of his fancy jets. >> cold, isn't it? >> gold plated. >> can i get you anything else? >> at this time this man was the biggest resim yent of handout. >> you are a big feeding at the welfare trough. >> why should i care? it doesn't bother you? >> not a bit. >> many beneficiaries of corporate welfare really believe that they are being paid to help the country. what i'm providing is so

do you remember that game where jesse roscoe is playing the outfield. like what is going on?w do you get into sports casting? do you practice announcing? do you sit in the house and turn the volume down -- and there is there's the throw to first base -- [ laughter ] >> yes, i do that and nepotism. >> jimmy: well, your dad -- >> my dad did it forever so i got to follow my him in the business. >> jimmy: he's a legend. >> yeah, he was great. and i was with him as a kid and got to be in the booth with him when i was 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. and then did it, started with cardinals when i was 21. >> woo! >> jimmy: is that right? >> 21-year-old up in the crowd. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your dad would take you there -- and just go nuts, right? >> oh my god, i'd go on the road, i'd see players drunk, i'd watch them cheat on their wives, it was great. >> jimmy: yeah. really good for you, yeah. yeah, spending time with your dad. [ talking over each other ] yeah, just keep it down. just shut up, yeah. >> my dad, that's what he would say. >> jimmy: have one of these scooby snacks and keep quiet. y

roscoe bartlett. one of the brightest science mines in the house of representatives.e brings that sensitivity to the congress and has been a strong spokesperson on energy and environmental policy in the house from the republican side. and then andy harris, who is the newest member of our delegation. he lives in baltimore county but represents the eastern shore and the western part of the short in anne arundel and baltimore counties. i worked with congressman harris on some of the chesapeake bay issues. we try to work together to bridge our differences. we have different views. are voting records are very different. but i met with him many times and we try to work together as a team in maryland to represent the people as effectively as we can. >> a final question. >> senator cardin, i want to thank you on behalf of all of us for coming and being here. i want to make a suggestion that the reason why there is a low turnout and the rise of tea party is the low respect with which congress is generally held. and i wonder if this is due to the fact that some of the congressm

roscoe bartlett, a longtime member of the house from the western part of the state, one of the bride is the science-we have in the house of representatives -- one of the brightest science mines we have in the house of representatives, has been a strong spokesperson for energy and environmental policies in that house from the republican side. and then andy harris, newest member of our delegation, lives in baltimore county but represents the shore in anne arundel county and baltimore county. i worked with congressman harris on some of the chesapeake bay issues. we are trying to work together to bridge some of our differences. we have different views, and our voting records are certainly very, very different. i met with him many times, and we try to work together as team maryland to represent the people of maryland as effectively as we can. >> final question. >> senator cardin, i want to thank you on behalf of all of us for coming and being here. i want to make a suggestion at that the reason why there is a low turnout and the rise of the tea party is the low respect with which congress

. >> the question occurs, and peter may be in a position to answer this or roscoe better than i, whether the information is being provided. and i certainly, um, have heard from peter about this super-emp weapon. i'm not sure that policymakers have been hearing about the north koreans having successfully developed a super-emp weapon. um, as to the policy piece of this, i think that -- and i've had some of these conversations, and i know others here have as well with people in previous administrations as well as this one. you get sort of this blank look from most of them with the sort of -- >> more than blank than usual? is. >> even more blank than usual. with sort of the sense that it's got to be somebody else's problem, not theirs, or it's not as serious a problem as you're making it out to be. and i think the combination of maybe not getting actionable intelligence and belief at a time when there's so many other things to worry about, this is in the too hard or not absolutely high priority category seems to be contributing to the inaction we're talking about. >> peter? >> well, having s