russia and georgia since the end of the war russia has given forty. two. this is a huge amount of money that could have been used for russia's internally what does russia need. well we have a lot of programs to help and support other countries a lot of cars here in south a set to right now maybe closest to russia or in diplomatic terms they are entirely dependent on those they are close to us and their own russian citizens living there now if we're providing aid to foreign citizens in foreign states then of course we're going to provide nearby independent territories with a large share of russian citizens this is normal we used to how god knows who you know i mean an insolvent times in the studio. having said that does russia believe an international tribunal should be founded to look into the events of the august two thousand and eight but. i look at it as a lawyer i would look at the let us forget about saakashvili for a moment if it's an international tribunal initiated by one else several states supported by the international community then there is no problem with that but if the tribunals in question is an example of v

the question of russia's a session to the world trade organization is very relevant these days over russia wants to join with. russia the problem as far as we understand is a georgia russia session it's the only country a black that's not in favor of russia's joining the. it has been talk about george here agreeing to agree to russia's a session if russia lived on the east part of georgia and make some other concessions is russia willing to barter for it and what is your take on the prospect of russia's joining. us. that was very well put the one but i don't want to do it for it that would be a moral moderate georgia has a position on russia's session we respect that position as we respect the. state as long as that position is in line with the goal set out in the charter trade preferences custom regimes we're ready to discuss it all the important wine and mineral water we will. but the problem is something else in essence our colleagues in georgia trying to force a new edition of the political problem under the guise of w t o a session i'm referring to entry point control over the traffic of goods then they will wa

earlier basically the problem is russia is running down the infrastructure it inherited upon the collapse of the soviet union and in the ninety's of course russia russia had one of the most distressed budgets in europe so understandably the government to furred spending and investment in public infrastructure but now is russia comes out of the economic crisis there is going to be economic growth which is going to lead to a demand for infrastructure and new infrastructure or developing existing infrastructure is going to be the cornerstone of economic and regional to the growth in the country and when you think about that i mean it would be doing the right things looking far enough ahead because as we just heard and i visited the soviet union and there's a lot of this country today that still looks like a soviet union i think for example in time of soviet union where a lot of concentration about some of the technology and asked in surprise i think it's all gadget all the forces for the country will focus on these because it's very important for our military college now of course we have free markets and it isn't possible to control all resources all ca

it is the only country that's not seen favor of russia joining the w yes there's been talk about georgia agreeing to agree to russia's expression if russia lifts its impact on the import of georgian goods will make some other concessions is russia willing to barter for it and what is your take on the prospect of russia joining the w t and. that is very well put the one but i don't want to do it barter for it that would be a moderate georgia has a position on russia's w o t l a session we respect that position as we respect the . state as long as that position is in line with the goal set out in the charter trade preferences custom regimes we are ready to discuss it all the important wine and mineral water we will. but the problem is something else in essence our colleagues in georgia trying to force a new edition of the political problem under the guise of w t o a session i'm referring to entry point control over the traffic of goods then they will want to get the e.u. involved our position on this is clear if you want information about the traffic of goods including transit through abkhazia and south of setia we will provide it via mode

don't want anything on the question of russia's accession to the world trade organization is very relevant these days russia into the w.t.f. the w.c. you know wants russia the problem as far as we understand is that george is blocking russia's accession it is the only country that's not in favor of russia joining the w.c.s. yes there's been talk about georgia agreeing to agree to russia's expression if russia lifts its embargo on the imported georgian goods to make some other concessions is russia willing to ask for it and what is your take on the prospect of russia joining. us and that was very well put one but i don't want to do it carter for it that would be your morals the american order has a position on russia's w t o a session we respect that position as we respect this no i says that any other sovereign state as long as that position is in line with the goal set out in the w t o's charter trade some trade preferences custom regimes we're ready to discuss it all the important wine and mineral water we think that it's a little but the problem is something else in essence our colleagues in georgia trying to force a new edition of the political prob

been talk about georgia agreeing to agree to russia's expression if russia lifts its impact on the inclusive georgian goods to make some other concessions is russia willing to barter for it and what is your take on the prospects of russia joining. us now that is a very well put one but i don't want to do it carter for it that would be immoral a moderate georgia has a position on russia's w t o a session we respect their position as we respect the status of any of us southern states as long as that position is in line with the goal set out in the w kiran's charter of trade secret preferences custom regimes we are ready to discuss it all the important line in mineral water we will discuss several things that absolutely but the problem is something else in essence our colleagues in georgia apply to force us to a new edition of a political problem just under the guise of w. to go recession i'm referring to entry point control over the traffic of goods stability and they will want to get the e.u. involved russia our position on this is clear that if you want information about the traffic of goods including transit for abkhazia and south or seti or we

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russia russia but your aim is to drive carefully first to circle as you hear me run it primarily concerns you know what he has been involved with racing for twenty five years and now runs the stream a cussing club which takes part in competitions all over the russian far east he's already trained several local champions including his son misha who offered to show me the ropes assuming i could physically carve cool stuff. my buds too big for the. james sent up a little bit but. this is a visit next to getting into a go cart but after a handy push. pull some young students but this is a school that takes dedication and money most of the cost of italian chef season japanese engines they call simple dollars they can. place a regular move into a. serious adrenaline rush. are you ok. i'll tell you that is awesome but is a little bit difficult when you're eating. dust here. it was time to take things a little easier and i went off to find a man with a rather more sedate hobby. looks like these guys over here have gone in for some double glazing in one of the old buildings but i know someone is going to be able to make good use of it. but the muses reclaimed pieces to repair and refurbish musical instruments and we were going to give an old good song a new lease of life. and my siberian stone pine window sill was going to become a brand new sounding. fit together perfectly can make the. planks have been playing down the old sounding board to be removed. from the second week. sorting through your kit so. he could play. what you see destroying a guitar but looking at dean's other instruments the results would be well worth it . and also because of the old bulls i went to work on one of his handmade sense pieces. and fortunately putting everything together can take up some of the team wanted to show me exactly one of his creations how to will. never get an old dog and a couple of friends. i don't even see one conservation sense and maybe a bar of soap but it's not just land mammals that are getting a helping hands here. around fifteen years ago there were hundreds of tons of sturgeon and kalugin in the animal river but the fish is now critically endangered they can be or is a valuable delicacy and poaching and overfishing have seen their numbers decline to such an extent that only two i don't specimens were documented to have been cool in this area in two thousand and nine is a situation of the dilemma as the fish farm is trying to change the team in his work as a breeding young imo sturgeon and kaluga are in captivity and then returning them to the walls so this is where they keep the food for the fish it looks like particularly lovely stuff. combination all insects alone the way. it would flow in the and some tiny stations are really very delicious were young so that it. doesn't go over. the fish in these tanks are only a few bones old but a full grown kaluga can live as long as a human so it's. very easy facing boy about two thousand of these babies been in here you can see the pretty lively. now there anyway about thirty to forty grams of plants the perfect sowing is to give them the real schulze of survival in the rhythm of the organ probably safely say that this may be the only thought in my life i'm ever going to see a fish back you see that this is what is transposing our kaluga at all stages into the fact that we can then release it into the river later. it's like a quick death it leaves a means we've reached our quota it's time to drive i'm still. so i'm writing style here because we're just about to head off to the river and hopefully give the space a new lease of life releasing hundreds of leaves of water at once can be a bit tricky though and we have to do a little with the side rescue work. so this is the so slow i have to think of baby's first very soon we'll be taking them out on to the boat. then i will find the right spot in the river so they can be given. the phones only been operating since two thousand and eight but they plan to breed up to three million fish a year which should give the kaluga and the animal sturgeon a good chance of swimming in these waters in the decades to come. it's amazing to think that just a few years this little guy could be a few metres wide and a few hundred kilos in weight and hopefully we've given him the best chance of making it because of the size hopefully he'll survive for amazing good luck. he really did feel that we were helping to regenerate a river that's been supporting the people of this region since time immemorial. before i left a bar of school i was going to meet some people whose ancestors had lived this way for millennia. but. syria has been the home to the indigenous nano which in their language means people for thousands of years and by the sounds of it. i think they're preparing for some kind of festival. there around twelve thousand and nine living in russia and they're the largest of the indigenous tribes it's a widespread community but every year people come back for a summer party of music and dance but it does take course if i'm going to. hopefully we will actually need this but just in case it doesn't rain. he said be able to keep. everything nice and dry so this goes off without a hitch. everyone pitches in to help from the more mature to the very. top what's your name you know james i'm not. overly friendly here which is nice. this kind of then gets everyone excited and they don't hold back on the entertainment. today we're going to feed the spirit of fine. this spirit is the master of finance his name is pajama but don't like to have true that. will have a too much perception where we're going to feed the spirits of water. today and there will also be a drag of the dragons estancia have been burridge from the chinese but it's not true that they're an ancient part of all culture to. write this. is going to be one of the big sins pi

russia's energy sector. now with this deal there's. greater sign of openness of the sector with regard to foreigners. and bad i think should be a trigger for greater capital inflows into russia russia's inflows of f.b.i. are still around fifty percent lower than what we've seen before the crisis so i think this could precisely be one of those triggers that could finally change the situation with respect to the capital flows issue with respect to africa. but this new deal doesn't mean the end of problems for all sniffs former partner b.p. it's most office has been raided by bailiffs following a decision by the russian arbitration court he is locked in a legal battle worth minority shareholders of its russian joint venture taking taking their demanding three billion dollars compensation following the failure of people's tie up with rosneft in january the company's agreed to jointly develop russia's or which opsec south. russian partners blocked the deal saying it piloted the shareholders' agreement after several court hearings rostam decided to quit. here piers talks so solid gains british stocks are high with broker recommendations poncing some of the biggest most those including gain

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paid her but it was nothing compared to the nine hundred ninety eight russia has moved on a lot further room for bed you know russia russia now it performs along saw it a lot of the other emerging markets and looks to his lead in ninety nine zero eight it was really a case of it's only been a pretty terrible period for anybody had to go through the exchange rate is a lot more flexible than it was before the banking system is really quite stable you've got some money leaving the country but again not nearly as much as that it's a very very different place you know people are investing people are building businesses you know why they just didn't exist in the late ninety's we've had ten years of you know there's been a lot of volatility but relatively speaking it's stable compared to the previous ten years. and oil climbs to its highest level in almost two weeks after an unexpectedly large drop in u.s. supplies of gasoline and other fuels brant crude is trading at one hundred ten dollars a barrel while the japanese guy is at eighty eight dollars a barrel and stocks in the u.s. declined for a second session on wednesday perso

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russia's. now and with this deal there's. greater sign of openness of the sector a little regard for foreign investment and bad i think should be a trigger for greater capital inflows into russia russia's inflows of the are still around fifty percent lower than what we've seen before the crisis so i think this could precisely be one of those triggers that could finally change the situation with respect to the capital flows issue with respect to russia. come several months after the collapse of frost net a deal with british all major b.p. following boardroom boardroom dispute in january the company's agreed to join he developed russia's oil rich arctic shelf however b.p.'s russian partners had a joint venture b.p. blocked the deal saying it violated their shareholder agreement after several court hearings were cited to quit the deal i had been struggling to find a new car. and now prosecutors have raided the office of b.p. following a decision by the russian arbitration court it's part of the ongoing lawsuit between the minority shareholders b.p. and the british law of nature the shareholders are demanding three billion dollars compensation following the failure of b.p.'s tie up with. l

percent of its value but it was nothing compared to say ninety nine zero russia's new going along room for the day you know russia russia. performs along saw it a lot of the emerging markets and looks through its lead in ninety nine zero eight it was really a case of its own kind of a pretty terrible period really but you had to get through the exchange rate is a lot more flexible than it was before the banking system is really quite stable you've got some money leaving the country but again not nearly as much as that it's a very very different place you know people are investing people are building businesses you know why it just didn't exist in the in the late ninety's we've had ten years off you know there's been a lot of volatility relatively speaking it's not able to measure the previous ten years. as the kind of the market's now oil climbs to the highest level in almost two weeks after reports showed us gasoline inventories fell as consumption of the motor fuel increased brant crude is trading at one hundred eleven dollars powerball in coventry i asic eighty eight dollars the power stocks in the u.s. open mostly h

its value paid her but it was nothing compared to the ninety nine zero russia has moved on a lot further for you know russia russia now it performs along saw it a lot of the other emerging markets and looks to its lead in ninety nine zero eight it was really a case of its own. and a pretty terrible period for anybody had to get through the exchange rate is a lot more flexible than it was before the banking system is really quite stable you've got some money leaving the country but again not nearly as much as that it's a very very different place you know people are investing people are building businesses in a way that just didn't exist in the in the late ninety's we've had ten years of you know there's been a lot of volatility but relatively speaking it's stable compared to the previous ten years. person because he has been having a tough time in the recent wave of market turmoil and declaring marginally declining marginally versus the euro and my six trading however here is largely symbolic from deutsche bank believes that the ruble could win back some of its positions although it won't be quick. there is scope

these real fighting the united states being betrayed by russia and so on and sort of the great you when you talk about a trail by russia but russia is helping iran with the development of the bushehr nuclear power plant here but when it comes to this lawsuit do you think russian authorities really take it seriously you know the lawsuit has no legal grounds in iran says yes we want to develop peaceful nuclear program because we need a cheaper source of energy which sounds pretty funny given the fact that iran one of the largest oil supplies of i guess the world but russia said yes we can help you build nuclear power stations international agreement that can help you develop your peaceful nuclear program but iran has gone far beyond that it's not in the most need to reach in reaching uranium itself it's definitely preparing to build enable in this case you see russia and all other countries of international community have to play station seriously iran is a lot of the red is very close to russia and the last thing russia needs is nuclear war between israel and iran with involvement of major. fighting to somebody say that you can eq

paid her but it was nothing compared to the nine hundred ninety eight russia has moved on a lot further for bad you know russia russia. performs along saw it a lot of the other emerging markets and looks to his lead in ninety nine zero eight it was really a case of it's only been a pretty terrible period for anybody had to get through the exchange rate is a lot more flexible than it was before the banking system is really quite stable you've got some money leaving the country but again not nearly as much as that it's a very very different place you know people are investing people are building businesses you know why they just didn't exist in the late ninety's we've had ten years of you know there's been a lot of volatility but relatively speaking it's stable compared to the previous ten years. let's take a look at the markets now u.s. stocks scale back gains were technology stocks falling the most after dell forecast a weaker sales growth dell fell nine and a half percent to fourteen dollars thirteen sounds retailers and media companies are also among the declining us wall street offered little reaction after the la

russia russia's inflows of f.b.i. are still around fifty percent lower than what we've seen before the crisis so i think this could precisely be one of those triggers that could finally change the situation with respect to the capital flows issue with respect to russia. but it seems the new deal is not the end of problems for. partner b.p. it's also office has been raided by following a decision by the russian arbitration court he is locked in a legal battle with minority shareholders of its russian joint venture to take a b.p. head nodding three billion dollars compensation following the failure of a piece tie up with ross in january the company's agreed to join you develop russia's oil rich. however ease russian partners block the deal saying. we went to several court hearings deciding to quit. european stocks gains in morning trading british stocks are higher with broker recommendations prompting some of the biggest news shows including games for hedge fund manager also among top performers a french industrial group and shares rose ten percent after the company announced its first half results along with a shrug buyback telecare for top three percent recorded a first half loss. here in moscow yes in my six hour hire and that favorable external fa

russia men rivaled women self the. dignitaries are still there with gold and diamonds only in russia russia or western painting sculpture are applied only prehistoric period to the early twentieth century is displayed in hundreds of holes if you do visit. or a group guided tour to have the toys he calls information overload. all you guys can do several languages is room is given a number which you press when entering you'd simply be lost without a guide of some sort in the hermit's harsh one of the highlights of the museum is a collection of paintings by leonardo da vinci called madonna and child it was really to be painted in the land of the artist lived in forty eight to the image shows a beautiful little child but a son's occasion of maternal love there are only twelve works of there not a left in the world today we have in this museum i it isn't titled madonna leaps out and it's very famous voice allegan sing beauty and it was a challenge i remember later after my. textbooks to school and i was really impressed when i searched for the first time after ten years ago. that exists that i jam all jams this museum and on

russia we were talking talking about the atlantic is it isn't the only region where russia is interested in deep sea mining is it. no absolutely not of course there's the the arctic. sixty russia is very interested in possible development of our oil and gas resource there and back to russia for quite some time has been trying to prove that the a long lost of bridge in the arctic sea is in fact a continuation of russia as a consequence of self and if they do prove that that in fact is the case of other countries agree with russia that that means russia will get to develop the possible incredibly rich oil and gas resources in that field of course russia has to compete with other countries who are also vying for the for the peace of the arctic fire knows countries of course are canada the united states denmark norway and interestingly enough china also was looking at possible development in the pacific ocean but russia has also applied for a possible research in the in the seabed all of the pacific ocean as well so we have to find out whether or not those developments will bring forth any fruit ok thank you very much for that update our g.'s if you now go to her reporting there.

russia russia nights at a swift action and my colleague eager about them had a chance to see them behind the scenes practicing on one of their practice runs and let's see what funnies. the atmosphere here had the couldn't feel the stands for two of the most famous aerobatic teams in the world even a dress rehearsal there's no margin for error. today is one of the last chances for the russian knights and the swiss to practice their new program ahead of the marks show performance. to show stopper the trademark nine plain diamond of two very different aircraft delighted migs information. down from below the force jets looked in perfect sync but as the pilots touched down tempers run high among them. that's normal everybody cares we're all in the mood to work we all want to put on a great show of. these pilots don't think of themselves and the trainers they're serving officers the flying elite hand-picked from the entire ocean air force technology develops. a new was being abandoned in favor long range missiles and advanced trade. these demonstrations of piloting prowess just becoming a sideshow right. richard so i don't think so at all the real war electronics can often be jammed so go back to who sees whom and how they can respond to the situation skills will never become obsolete enough to go again practicing for hours perfecting the skills only harmful in the world capable of. old fashioned dogfights might not be as big a part of combat as they once were but here they're keeping their lives. here and have thought see. if you. want to stay with us here on r.t. will be at the max two thousand and eleven show throughout the week we'll have some first class flight action as well as talking to the captains of the aviation industry who are there all week. closer. to future flight. our team takes to the max pair show. the two thousand and four tsunami in south asia took everything from many of the victims that lived along the coast of india recovering has been next to impossible and some of resorted to something the only thing they have left body parts as this report. a room again is alone in her tiny empty apartment in china like many indians who struggle to make ends meet kala is constantly in debt despite selling pretty much everything she has including her own kidney i live in i'm up an older brother when i went to a broker he told me that i could sell my kidney i agreed because i was in a bad situation and my children were small we did not even have any food to eat. when the two thousand and four tsunami hit the coast of south asia kahlo was one of hundreds of thousands of people who lost everything in order to get back on her feet she got alone that she was the leader unable to repay. and he had a lot of debt i had to borrow money to buy the fishing boat people i had borrowed money from started asking me for money they said they will come home and there's us if we didn't we pay the money just for it and vulnerable tsunami survivors soon became the perfect targets for the illegal organ trade in india it's become known as the market. every year one hundred thousand indians need organ replacements a demand that drives an illegal supply with some organs even being sold to a small percentage of desperate transplant tourists in one thousand nine hundred four the indian government half the law meant to regulate organ donation in this country a trust that it was supposed to get an organ from a donor who was in some way known said even though each transplant was supposed to be approved by committee of doctors it's almost impossible for anyone to stop money transactions from happening under the table in general when a recipient finds out that he or she needs an organ donor they normally approach friends or family for a match when those options are exhausted rogue doctors or hospital staff can introduce the recipient to a broker usually a former illegal donor too who can scout nearby poor neighborhoods for someone who is willing to sell their kidney and go under the knife. for the roots of this. before. the transplants from the donor to the recipient take place in the hospital simultaneously the donor ends up making a little over a thousand dollars well the brokers can profit almost double that. i went to the broker he said he will give me fifty thousand rupees for my kidney it was supposed to be much more but the broker cheated us the joiners also frequently are robbed of their health before i used to run around and work a lot but now i can't do as much work as they used to i find it difficult even to lift a part of what i can go to work i have severe pain in my abdomen and my chest i don't like and while horror stories of the red market are exchanged among locals those with no options left are forced to take extreme measures sacrificing their health just to stay alive preassure either r.t. china india. or more news stories for you this. will take you all of the tour of the a little pick venues as the international olympic committee takes a look around we report on the results of the friendly inspection twenty fourteen winter games in sochi. so the story come for you but first the majority of americans now think it's time to lift the fifteen year old embargo against cuba but the government doesn't appear to be listening and as our teams come in for that's because the purple anti castro lobby doesn't want to see it go. cuba ninety miles from america's shores and for fifty two years a world apart following the cuban revolution in one nine hundred fifty nine the u.s. imposed an embargo and all trade investment in travel and attempt to bring down the communist government of the delta. some of the cubans who fled the island for the u.s. push to keep this agenda alive and so the intake castro lobby was born they give a lot of money you know u.s. elections are in fact privately financed so they've been able to figure out how to play the games even though they're a small percentage of the population they play very big in a key swing state polls consistently show that two thirds of americans favor ending the embargo and normalizing relations with cuba and some in congress agree so by the time we talk to cuba and still stop fighting these wars about thirty or forty years old empire castro groups have given more than one point seven million dollars in donations to credible candidates from two thousand and four to two thousand and ten more than half a million dollars in two thousand and ten alone to both republicans and democrats ensuring us killer policy remains virtually unchanged. but it will enhance the effectiveness of the embargo the united states will keep the embargo. fewer than one percent of americans are of cuban origin and their journey emigrated before the end of the cold war and like the rest of the spanish population in the u.s. fifty eight percent of cubans are u.s. citizens cubans who arrive and step foot beaches in south florida are on their way to citizenship haitians who arrive and set foot on the beaches of miami are on their way to a detention center in deportation cubit americans are also a force to be reckoned with in congress we don't we are the most over represented community in congress with two senators and four representatives we say so. that's an enemy we're including the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee ileana ross the and i welcome the ah. or tyranny of having anyone assassinate fidel castro and any leader who is oppressing oppressing the people they have powerful political action committees behind them like the us cuba democracy pac the number one campaign donor in two thousand and six with more than five hundred thousand dollars our community is very focused and is very concentrated in florida in new jersey and therefore we really have to make an effort to get out there and create a relationship. socially and agenda that has been known to change many politicians minds including president barack obama. you know obama changed his mind while campaigning before the cuban american national foundation. but while the majority of americans favor ending this ancient against cuba even protesting in the streets i think. we have yet to match the strength of it and say castro lobby given for it r.t. washington d.c. . just turned eighteen minutes past the hour in the russian capital that's a look at some other world headlines this hour in france a form of the stipulation is being open to international monetary fund chief christine lagarde it relates to allegations from when she was france's finance minister when she approved a huge payment to a friend of president nicolas sarkozy the guard the noise any misconduct and there is no suggestion she profited personally her attorney believes the investigation won't affect her role as i.m.f. chief. hundreds of protesters have been arrested in india as they gathered in new delhi to the mob the release of a prominent anti corruption activist chanting slogans and even blocking some roads police detained seventy three year old bizzare right before he started what was an illegal hunger strike could be urging officials to toughen legislation in the country. government tanks are continuing the siege of the syrian port city of latakia forcing thousands of palestinian refugees in the camp for days of shelling is claimed at least thirty lives and troops have been making calls to. rests officials of the nod reports the gunboats joined troops in the attempts to crush the uprising against president assad and one human rights cultural plans an urgent meeting on the syrian crackdown. analyses reporter is in syria one of the few journalists there and you can read her understanding of what's happening there and why would all twitter feed she has all the latest updates from . the. from. the international olympic committee has been checking construction for the sochi twenty fourteen games the team including the head of the he says the good progress is being made in the preparation. he went to see for himself. this is the mountain cluster of the olympic project nine hundred meters above sea level as you can see the views here are fantastic and this is exactly what a visitor center athletes will see during the two thousand and fourteen winter games but by then of course everything you see here will be covered in snow over the games. this morning facilities are truly taking shape with construction moving into the final few laps you will see a stadium for fifteen thousand visitors to ski trampolines and also immediate village which will house over two and a half thousand journalists will show sochi sports spectacular to the world members of the i.o.c. visit a piece housing facilities during their short working visit and they say that this part of the olympic park is very important because it will leave a lasting legacy even after two thousand and fourteen what's happening here is absolutely tremendous we have never seen something like this valley's going to be joining us. to repeat this to mission result m o o responsivity to be overseas to develop sports road to walk this is exactly what's going on you know i'm not sure which we should look at it for the ritual twenty four. but but this is just the beginning. because you guys here it starts really have to get next year here in this valley in sochi will see nineteen world class sporting events giving the venue's a thorough dry run before the facilities will be used for their primary purpose. well that to bring up to date for the moment twenty two minutes past the hour here in the russian capital the latest news from the well the business is next with kareena. i don't work in to business here in r t half the three days of gains the market have once again turned self confidence has been hit by weak konami data from germany growth from the eurozone second biggest economy was virtually stagnant in the second quarter and this has raised further fears that the global economy is once again sliding into recession meanwhile news from the summit between sarkozy america that we've been hearing about it earlier came too late to affect the markets here now u.s. stocks are falling as more evidence points to a slowing global economy stocks are dragged down by the news from europe that says quite some good domestic issues which showed industrial production rose last month . nearly all the european markets closed down the main exception being the footsie which and it a shade higher up the guts lost half a percent despite negative sentiment surrounding those two e.p. numbers. and pretty much similar picture here in russia where they are scarce and isaacs and lower. she is saying four point three percent of the mys extended two percent. and here snapshot of the market movers on them isaac's gas bromo lost almost two percent the company reported eighty six percent growth a net profit for the proskauer construction company pick has also closed the first half results of its almost thirty million dollars net profit against twenty one million dollars losses during the same period last year and financials also suffered severe bank losing one point eight percent. now crude prices also falling over worries about the state of the world economy light sweet is currently trading at eighty seven dollars a barrel while brant is a little below one hundred ten dollars of. precious metals are mixed gold is up outselling is back on the stock market silver and silver is higher as well as trading at thirty nine dollars per ounce. now business and high altitudes in the last a region the international air show is generating

russia russia nights at a swift action and my colleague eager about having had the chance to see them a behind the scenes practicing amount of their practice runs and let's see what funnies at. cadmus share here at the cuban air field the stands for two of the most famous aerobatic teams in the world even a dress rehearsal shoes no margin for error. today's one of the last shots for the russians and the swiss should practice their new program ahead of the mikes to show performance. to show stopper the trademark nine plain diamond of two very different aircraft delight to mix in formation with a heavy. gun from below the force jets looking for sink but as the pilots touched down tempers run high. that's normal everybody cares we're all in the mood to work we all want to put on a great show. but these pilots don't think of themselves and to train as a serving officer as the flying elite hand-picked from the entire russian air force the best technology develops top gun style maneuvers being abandoned in favor long range missiles and advanced trade. so. these demonstrations of piloting prowess just becoming a side show. richards i don't think so at all the real war over the chronics could often be jammed so go back to who sees whom and how they can respond to the situation skills will never become obsolete and up they go again practicing for hours perfecting the skills only harmful in the world capable of. old fashioned dogfights might not be as big a part of combat as they once were but here they're keeping alive. either of their own nerve. field. will stay tuned to r.t. will be at the next air show throughout the week and we'll have some first class flight action as well as talking to the captains of the aviation industry who are there all week. shape the future flights. our team takes to the max airshow. a recent report by the bureau of investigative journalists say that u.s. drone strikes in pakistan have killed at least three hundred eighty five civilians almost half of them children washington claims there have been no civilian deaths at all well to assess these contradictions i'm now joined by chris woods he's a senior reporter with the bureau thanks very much indeed christian for joining us so some grim statistics there tell us more on what your investigations uncovered there in pakistan. where we've been looking at the subject for about a year now and we've uncovered clear evidence of between two thousand three hundred and two thousand eight hundred civilians and people killed in pakistan of those a minimum of three hundred eighty five civilians we think and as many as seven hundred seventy five civilians among those killed just to be clear the cia has now admitted that they have killed around fifty civilians in pakistan during the duration of the certainly years of the drone war but they say they haven't killed a civilian since my last year and our evidence suggests entirely the contrary where were you getting your evidence from what were your sources. well initially we were we went back and looked at over two thousand individual media reports from pakistani u.s. u.k. international media looking at the strikes and then once we don't actually untangled that process and got the clearest idea of what had taken place we don't cross-reference with a host of material which included. legal studies case notes of lawyers who are fighting cases on behalf of civilians in pakistan intelligence documents us secret cables that were leaked by wiki leaks of this year and so on so we're trying to build up really as comprehensive a public view as we could of what's actually been taking place with the cia attacks but although you say the cia do admit to civilian deaths nevertheless they did indeed try to thwart your investigation efforts some of them are right in saying that. they were quite aggressive towards those over the last few days certainly we were hearing rumors of u.s. officials in washington trying to cast aspersions on our study before it was even published and for example trying to link us to someone they were climbing with a spy in pakistan and also raising dance about the validity of our research itself and we were leaked documents by other journalists. from the cia which were raising serious doubts on their side about our work we have absolutely no trouble with what we've put forward and we're very robustly defending it against these attacks train attacks are meant to be extremely precise and why mistakes made. i mean the u.s. has described the drones as the most precise weapon in the history of warfare but you're still talking about missiles fired from a great distance away into housing compounds at vehicles where other people are going to be in the vicinity and history of the drone strikes as we've seen it reveals many many strikes in which civilians have been killed one hundred forty over reported two hundred ninety two strikes have recorded civilian deaths attached to them. just briefly finally all that any signs that the obama administration is learning lessons from this in trying to avoid such tragedies in the future. there are some indications that civilian deaths have been dropping since two thousand and ten. on the question of child tests they've gone from being a large numbers of children killed in strikes to individual children really killed by flying shrapnel as far as we can see in the vicinity but we have to temper that slightly there was a huge escalation in the number of strikes last year and reporting suffered accordingly it's very difficult to report from is there a stand so while it's indicative that the civilian deaths declined. chris woods very interesting to hear what you have to say thanks so much for joining us live here senior reporter with the bureau of investigative journalism joining us live there in london thanks your time. the two thousand and four tsunami in south asia took everything from many of the victims that lived along the coast of india recovering has been next to impossible and some have resorted to selling the only thing they have left their own body parts. cala a room again is alone in her tiny empty apartment in china i like many indians who struggle to make ends meet kala is constantly in debt despite selling pretty much everything she has including her own kidney and i'm not. going to group her he told me that i could sell my kidney i agreed because i was in a bad situation and my children were small we did not even have any food to eat when the two thousand and four tsunami hit the coast of south asia kala was one of hundreds of thousands of people who lost everything in order to get back on her feet she got a loan that she was later unable to repay. we had a lot of debt i had to borrow money to buy the fishing boat the people i borrowed money from started asking me for money they said they will come home and embarrass us if we didn't pay the money desperate and vulnerable tsunami survivors soon became the perfect targets for the illegal organ trade in india it's become known as the red market every year one hundred thousand indians need organ replacements a demand that drives an illegal supply with some organs even being sold to a small percentage of desperate transplant tourists in one thousand nine hundred four the indian government hatched a law meant to regulate organ donation in this country each recipient was supposed to get an organ from a donor who was in some way known to have even though each transplant was supposed to be approached by a committee of doctors it's almost impossible for anyone to stop money transactions from happening under the table in general when a recipient finds out that he or she needs an organ donor they normally approach friends or family for a match when those options are exhausted rogue doctors or hospital staff can introduce the recipient to a broker usually a former illegal donor too who can scout nearby poorer neighborhoods for someone who is well. to sell their kidney and go under the knife. by good news for the most part of it so this. is the law. doctors are also on a blind eye to this happening to transplants from the donor to the recipient take place in the hospital simultaneously the donor ends up making a little over a thousand dollars while the brokers can profit almost double that. i went to the broker he said he will give me fifty thousand rupees for my kidney it was supposed to be much more but the broker cheated us donors also frequently are robbed of their health before i used to run them around and work a lot but now i can do as much work as they used to i find it difficult even to leave that part of what i can go to work i have severe pain in my abdomen and my chest. and while horror stories of the rad market are exchanged among locals those with no options left are forced to take extreme measures sacrificing their health just to stay alive preassure either party chennai india or some other world headlines now in france a formal investigation has been opened into the international monetary fund chief christine lagarde relates to allegations from when she was france's finance minister when she approved a huge payment to a friend of president nicolas sarkozy she denies any misconduct and there is no suggestion she proffered it personally her attorney believes the investigation won't affect her role as i.m.f. chief. government tanks are continuing the siege of the syrian port city of latakia forcing thousands of palestinian refugees from their camp four days of shelling has claimed at least thirty lives and troops to be making house to house arrests officials have denied reports gumboots joined the troops in the attempts to crush the uprising against president assad the u.n. human rights council plans an urgent meeting on syria crackdown. by the way our reporter is in syria one of the few foreign journalists there and you can read her understanding of what's happening on our twitter. she has all the latest updates. on. beautiful. beautiful the. latest news now from the well the business. welcome to our business update this hour after three days of gains the markets have once again turned self confidence has been hit by weak economic data from germany growth in the euro zone's second biggest economy was virtually stagnant in the second quarter and this has raised further fears that the global economy is once again sliding into recession meanwhile news from the summit between sarkozy america that we've been hearing about earlier came too late to affect the markets here. u.s. stocks are falling as more evidence points to a slowing global economy stocks were dragged down by news from europe that's despite some good domestic news which showed industrial production roles last month . nearly all the european markets were closed down but main exception being the footsie which ended a shade higher the dax lost half a percent despite the negative sentiment surrounding those g.d.p. numbers and it was a similar story here in russia where the audience in mind six and of lower the r.t.s. sank one point three percent and the my xix and it nearly two percent. and here is the snapshot of the market movers in the mines six on lost almost two percent the company reported eighty six percent growth in net profit for the first half construction company pick has also posted first half results it's almost thirty million dollars net profit against twenty one million dollars losses during the same period last year and banks were also have also suffered with burbank losing one point eight percent. now crude prices also falling over worries about the state of the world economy like sweet is currently trading at eighty eight dollars a barrel while brant is a little below one hundred ten dollars a barrel and precious metals are higher gold is up selling is back on the stock markets so it was trading at nearly forty dollars per ounce. business at high altitude and the moscow region 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russia russia technology and french aerospace companies up front see the deal work on the state of the art navigation system join you for a full business full of an impression that. has just suffered five pm here in the russian capital and you're watching our t.v. now britain has sentenced to young men to four years behind bars after their facebook posts which they said were a joke called others to cause trouble in their hometown well now human rights groups are sounding the alarm saying the courts are overreacting by dishing out penalties which are far too harsh a bet reports it's part of the political drive for tough justice in the wake of the looting and disorder across england. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook and no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that. there is a danger that the courts are moving into disproportionate territory not actually the values are more serious crimes the government's encouraged cause to dish out harsh sentences by using the public disturbance as an aggravating factor it's meant this man anderson fernandez could even be sent to jail for theft of just two scoops of ice cream because like this one denying bail to most offenders and ignoring any claims of previous good character of the one thousand two hundred seventy seven people charge so far two thirds have been reminded in custody that's way up on last year's rate for serious crimes this is just ten percent some offenders even being made homeless is their punishment with local governments taking away their houses but many say it's all simply cause more harm than good i think this is very unwise the move to remove people from housing internet benefits because actually if we are saying that some of the crime that we saw on the streets was an expression of people not feeling puerto society not feeling proud of our communities in these measures are actually going to push people further away from society further away from our communities and far more likely to commit crime for facebook case is the first sign of the government's desire to crack down on social media sites like twitter were applauded by the west mobilizing the masses in the arab world but they were also instrumental in the u.k. riots so now the prime minister wants it to stop. we are working with the police the intelligence services and industry to look at whether it would be right to stop people communicating via these websites or services when we know they are plotting violence disorder and criminality when social media fueled revolutions in egypt and she musea britain called it to mark crissy but now the shoe's on the other foot when troubles closer to home i'm very current. we knew. who. we thought. was. the prime minister says this is where britain fights back but it spears this fighting fire with fire could only fan the flames of civil disorder are definit are under. the british prime minister david cameron has defended the seven sings say they are sending a tough message but investigative journalist tony gosling believes the authorities must not forget their our past for condemning others. i think it's a bit rich coming from david cameron who and the government i mean who are many of whom are we talking about george osborne boris johnson baby cameron who were members of this elite oxford bullingdon club and i'll quote now one of the things they said back in ninety six was that they smashed the place up and boris set fire to the toilets i think they should take a close look at themselves and their club they used to be part of a not for the drinking club where they would smash the places up one occasion apparently two bottles of wine were smashed each by these people in a park they looked like vandals to me so they shouldn't really go lecturing the rest of us last thing we need is a knee jerk reaction against our ability to communicate it's quite clear we have to separate the difference between ordinary communications and those kinds of communications which involve incitement to riot into other kinds of criminal behavior well one of the ironies of this is as you try and restrict these internet sites what happens is that actually if you if you for example as you pictures did when they closed down the internet in certain places during the tahrir square the uprising earlier this year is that people actually come out in the streets when they have a chance anyway and i think this is being used actually as an excuse to regulate more more government interference in the way we communicate which i think would be a terrible thing. and the un's human rights chief is preparing to call for the international criminal court to investigate seriously done protesters well the u.n. says it's found a pattern of systematic attacks against civilians and has compiled a wrist of fifty alleged perpetrators inside the government of president assad the military operation has now start but starting as many are financial has been finding out the presence of government troops is not always seen as a bad sign. the city of there is sort of maybe liberated but in the last few days it suffered a brutal occupation i mean my family's eyes bandits blocked the raids put up barricades it became a case city were hiding just like hostages for more than a week reclaim the army fought against armed groups that had taken control of the city and had been terrorizing its residents. soldiers of the syrian army i live in the city of the iraqi border. officials are saying operation is now over that the city has been freed from armed groups as you can see people are welcome in the soldiers as the way there is but in other parts of the country the troops little assad's vicious crackdown are far less welcome in a similar offensive against so-called terrorists in the coastal city of latakia the opposition claims government troops killed almost fall to civilians while human rights groups report the number of deaths in the country could be almost as high as two thousand some say assad is simply using his army to silence peaceful demonstrators across the country over than. the syrian army hasn't met any resistance in the cities across the country were. maybe there was some so-called bandits among protestors and maybe they use the momentum to spread carrots but if so where have they been when the army here. armed groups is just a theory invented by the state they have an excuse in the cities. in new liberated there is or life seems question back to normal the markets reopened and roads just days ago were empty are again filled with cars but reminders of the recent struggles arms too hard to find and the most obvious one is fear. syria. a globalization analyst michel chossudovsky says the fire power some of the protesters have obtained raises questions about their motives and about where the weapons have come from i've been following this day by day since it started in march in in daraa in the southern city of daraa and what we have here is islamists and salafi as well as muslim brotherhood go. shooting at civilians as well as should be good police and israeli sources actually confirming that these militia and i quote. armed with heavy machine guns they say they won't say that this is not a protest movement because that seems to be the the media consensus but then they say the protesters are with heavy machine guns and. now since way not peaceful civilian protesters armed with heavy machine guns so the question we have to ask ourselves who is the source of this killing one of the one of the underlying causes of this hope it of this insurrection. israel has suffered a number of consecutive shootouts sort of left five dead and dozens injured when the attacks took place near its southern border with egypt with a gunman opening fire on a possum for abbas a private car and israeli troops marquees correspondent paula sneer isn't tell of the of with more. and israeli bass was fired on by gunmen using a k forty seven in a separate incident and israeli patrol vehicle drove over a roadside bomb and in a weird incident a private vehicle was fired at by an r.p.g. now we are hearing reports of a fourth incident but this is not clear at this stage as you can well imagine the reports sometimes come pick each other this does seem to have been some kind of shootout between the israeli army and militants but at this stage with because we are receiving our people dead and twenty six people injured now this happened in southern israel not thoughtful new direction border we're hearing from the israeli prime minister's office that at least three of the gunman has been killed israeli army is on high alert and they say that this is an it is an orchestrated of course to create an operation the fire is ongoing while the israeli defense minister in iraq says there's no doubt that the fire came from gaza which is which is why some people get on are fearing that there could be another israeli gaza war operation at the same time it only adds to the fear that's already being expressed for several months now that the situation in the sinai peninsula is chaotic and it's sort of an alkie which is the way that some israeli experts have described the situation there just last week egypt and thousands of troops to the sinai peninsula to try and the militants the second time that they have done this ever since the egyptian president hosni mubarak felt and this is an operation that is being supported by israel which is increasingly talking not about wiccans being smuggled into gaza that a lot israeli officials call a lot shipments of organized military operations has shades of equipment that are making their way into gaza and also question is being asked why i was on the base of them paid for this but you need to remember that israeli egyptian border is a long border it is not as we quickly patrolled as other borders in this country because of the israeli egyptian peace treaty and as i mentioned earlier the fact that some people say that this was so well orchestrated and so sophisticated is leading here is leading so. i'm here to say that there is some kind of poem in both and i'm kind of going it in what we witnessed today. and still ahead for you this hour thanks but no thanks would you assume you can please turn their backs on the single currency doesn't just encourage will fight for survival. or turning to the skies now which are particularly noisy this thursday in the moscow region of the max international air show is hosting all sorts of i've never seen them and they're flying machines and all the cobra is there for us to bring us up to speed with the latest developments. one of the hard lights of the third day of mac's two thousand and eleven air show is this helicopter the helicopters made its name during the soviet war in afghanistan that am i seventeen that is soon to return to the country in order to help restore security there as nato is going to buy over its range of such helicopters to deploy to afghanistan let's check it out from inside that's pretty say that it's very easy to operate this helicopter especially for our gun violence many of them were educated by a soviet flight instructors. we will be able to check out the inside of the cabin just a moment so as potential buyers are already here to check it out for themselves i would go. well of course this is not the only military aircraft that is the headliner of this year's air show monks key fifty is another one lined together with america's f. twenty two and thirty five fighter jets all the fifth generation fifty has been kept a secret for a very long time it was displayed for the first time on wednesday but no one was able to get close to it as its features i still kept it secret what we do know is that its most prominent feature is going to be that it's. difficulty detected by raiders but of course this airshow is not just about military aircraft we're talking big money a lot of deals to be seals during the next three days including today of course as well we're surrounded by hundreds of warnings an air boss says alongside the ways that we're jet and asked to enter one so we're expecting a billion dollar deals to be sealed within the next couple of days but of course for the general audience the most exciting part of the show is aerobatics russian knights performing for them together with the. pilot sounds of one of our correspondents the partner actually found out what it's like to be one going of those planes during the performance. engine check. instruments check. runway check. and then it's takeoff for the russian aerobatic display team b. as moves then nine first class pilots are performed over two hundred times in the past nineteen years but they all have to start somewhere. and brave the training to join the team he thinks he's nearly good enough but still remembers his first one was so highly. without any warning they told me i was going to do the next flight on my own i had no time to be scared it was no longer an instructor who wanted back it was unforgettable takeoff you're on your own controlling the plane then when you learned you've done it i think you're a real pilot at that point. yes moves are trying to hold the maneuvers they practiced most weekends thinking of new tricks and practicing old ones looking for me but never the work of a book we come up with stone and been researched but it often turns out if you've been gone before mystery of a russian came up with the look i'm told. we understand sir based on the loop the loop is the basis for all aerial acrobatics. however it always comes down to time in the air even with years of flying and training experience between them it never becomes easy with the most smoke when you leave the cockpit or you can squeeze a gallon of swig from your suit your knees are shaking because it's extremely different and stressful and anyone but you'll go through it so with that gut wrenching fear ringing in my ears i was told it was mine to the crowds on the ground this is an exciting spectacle but that's not quite the emotion that's going through my mind at the moment because i'm about to see what happens from inside the cockpit. we did the loop the loop all the planes just meters apart. it. but when it came to the fountain i nearly blacked out. white faced but not the seat as i returned to. k k. k k. k. k. k k. but i could also see some of the strains that go through. there's no ticket but if you know the might be for the crowds serial acrobatics aren't to shoot at the pilots it's always a difficult job that a terrorist a pilot has to show his skill and the beauty of flight so next time you look up at those speeding planes spare a thought for the pilot in some way. from bottom on to. other stay with r.t. throughout the day as we bring you more updates on live coverage of the last two thousand and eleven international air show on the moscow region. hands on. approach. shape the future flights i. largely takes to the max air show. now the czech republic is the latest e.u. country to back away from the struggle euro zone. now would be inappropriate well it's just the latest country to be scared off a debt laden single currency and some even ignoring legal obligations to sign up only three of twelve states that have joined the e.u. since two thousand and four have adopted the euro and it comes after angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy call for ruth of a central economic body which would ensure euro zone members more financial responsibility that's the national expert patrick young says european leaders are quite forgets risking the whole currency. the reason people want to join the single currency in the first place was because of safety the idea that they could trade in a single currency across borders and that that would be a hard truth in currency block what we've seen in the course of the last number of months i mean actually going over a year or more now it has been an increasing number of summers various bailouts every time we end up with this chorus of people telling us that everything's over and we've thought frankly our ground opera of the euro that's turning into a farce everybody outside of the european union elite understands that the euro is under incredible pressure countries like the czech republic thirty four percent get to gayety they've got one of the debt to g.d.p. of greece why on earth do they want to join a club that's already being bankrupted by the least organized and worst members of the organization they're not going to do it they can find easily a way to avoid the e.u. needs to get its act together it needs to cut the cancer and get rid of places like greece and through the might of the euro it needs to create a new unstable system and it needs to adhere to the rules because all of the euro zone members of the century broken the rules in some way shape or form the markets need confidence this is not caused by markets thinking that they want to destroy the euro was a reason for. some form of vandalism tranquilly completely in the hands of people like mr sarkozy mrs merkel. all of those your resume leaders they need to lead they need to demonstrate leadership and they need to demonstrate strength otherwise you're. ok now to some other world news this hour thousands of people have gathered in madrid to notice the pope's visit to spain angry that the cost of the trip is coming out of taxpayers' pockets eight people were arrested in the eleven others injured during clashes between police and that service better so the sixteenth is visiting spring to mark world youth day the government has not admitted exactly how much it's costing the reports suggest it's more than seventeen million euro. to pakistan our fresh rate of violence over the past twenty four hours in the city of karachi has left at least thirty nine people dead many of the victims were found tortured shot stuffed in sacks and dumped on the streets and a former member of the country's ruling party was gunned down as he entered a restaurant for a post fasting meal the killings are thought to be rent to ongoing rivalries between gangs and political parties vying for power. turkish warplanes have attacked sixty sites in northern iraq targeting the kurdistan workers party comes a day after nine turkish soldiers were killed and over a dozen injured by a rebel group it had clearly province that's close to the iraqi border kurdish militants have been carrying out attacks against turkey for over two decades demanding the tommy in the area. well we have more news videos and all the latest updates and i'll go outside that's our team dot com and here's what we have for you on line right now in an exclusive interview to our t.v. the prime minister of the caucasus republic of cars unveils his plans for the presidential election and describes how democracy is taking hold. and just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water two people are savaged in truck attacks in russia's far east within twenty four hours. and. now scientists say they've lost contact with an advanced telecom satellite that was launched early on thursday a joint a russian a french project dog to express blasted off from kazakhstan and should have reached ordered by now but according to reports it strayed off target meaning the satellite has been lost or the russian space agency has already set up a panel to investigate possible functions expressed as such to be one of europe's most powerful eyes in the sky and provide digital t.v. coverage across a large part of russia for the next fifty years. ok it's time for all the latest business news with kareena. hello and welcome to the business here in r.t. while the crowds at the oscar show look skyward on the ground more deals are being made a new invention has been announced between russia's ross technology and french air space companies south front the c.e.o. of suffer until business r.t.d. multi-million euro startup will work on state of t

russia russia nights at a swift action my colleague eager a crowd that had the chance to see them a behind the scenes practicing amount of their practice runs and let's see what funnies at. the atmosphere here at the cuban air field the stands for two of the most famous aerobatic teams in the world even a dress rehearsal shoes no margin for error. today's one of the last shots is for the russians and the swiss should practice their new program ahead of the mikes show performance. to show stopper the trademark non-playing diamond of two very different aircraft delight to mix in formation with a heavy. gun from below the force jets looked in for sync but as the pilots touched down tempers run high. that's normal everybody cares we're all in the mood to work we all want to put on a great show. but these pilots don't think of themselves and to train as a serving officer is the flying elite hand-picked from the entire russian air force the best technology develops top gun style maneuvers being abandoned in favor long range missiles and advanced trade. these demonstrations of piloting prowess just becoming a side show right. richard so i don't think so at all. electronics could often be jammed so we go back to who sees whom and how they can respond to the situation skills will never become obsolete and up they go again practicing for hours perfecting distills only harmful in the world capable of. old fashioned dogfights might not be as big a part of combat as they once were but here they're keeping alive. the. field. will stay tuned to r.t. because that will be at the next air show throughout this week we'll have some first class flight action as well as talking to the captains of the aviation industry who are there all week. shape future flight. our team takes to the max airshow. the two thousand and four tsunami in south asia took everything from many of the victims that lived along the coast of india recovering has been next to impossible and some of resorted to selling the only thing they have left their body parts as this report. cala a room again is alone in her tiny empty apartment in chennai like many indians who struggle to make ends meet kala is constantly in debt despite selling pretty much everything she has including her own kidney. i went to a group he told me that i could sell my kidney i agreed because i was in a bad situation and my children were small we did not even have any food to eat when the two thousand and four tsunami hit the coast of south asia kala was one of hundreds of thousands of people who lost everything in order to get back on her feet she got a loan that she was later unable to repay. and we had a lot of debt i had to borrow money to buy the fishing boat the people i borrowed money from started asking me for money they said they will come home and embarrass us if we didn't pay the money desperate and vulnerable tsunami survivors soon became the perfect targets for the illegal organ trade in india it's become known as the red market every year one hundred thousand indians need organ replacements a demand that drives an illegal supply with some organs even being sold to a small percentage of desperate transplant tourists in one thousand nine hundred four the indian government hatched a law meant to regulate organ donation in this country each recipient was supposed to get an organ from a donor who was in some way known to have even though each transplant was supposed to be approached by a committee of doctors it's almost impossible for anyone to stop money transactions from happening under the table in general when a recipient finds out that he or she needs an organ donor they normally approach friends or family for a match and when those options are exhausted rogue doctors or hospital staff can introduce the recipient to a broker usually a former illegal donor too who can scout nearby poor neighborhoods for someone who is well. to sell their kidney and go under the knife. and afford to buy good news for them all say part of it to this. is the law. though doctors also on a blind eye to this happening to transplants from the donor to the recipient take place in the hospital simultaneously the donor ends up making a little over a thousand dollars while the brokers can profit almost double that. i went to the broker he said he will give me fifty thousand rupees for my kidney it was supposed to be much more but the broker cheated us the donors also frequently are robbed of their health by before i used to run round and work a lot but now i can do as much work as they used to i find it difficult even to leave the point of what i can go to work i have severe pain in my abdomen and my chest. and while horror stories of the red market are exchanged among locals those with no options left are forced to take extreme measures sacrificing their health just to stay alive preassure either party chennai india. there's been a second spill at a north sea oil rig belonging to shell it follows one last week which has now been reduced to just two barrels per day but with an estimated two hundred tons having leaked into the water over six days environmentalist say the cleanup could take some time this is thought to be the worst spill in british waters in more than a decade well let's get more on the story from. an energy analyst from the environmental organization platform adam thanks very much indeed for joining us and just firstly what we know about this second oil spill do you know anything about that well shows. just place. we don't. both. relying on ships. and. all right what we do know though is officially understand that more than two hundred tons of water been spilled into an area of what something like one hundred square miles could you put this in perspective for us just just how serious could it be. where was the leg so for. a clown. the most significant. savings for us it's approaching records from them or not. well contrast many people referring to the bill for months for disaster last year. but i think what's important here is that the u.k. government has been rather smart in planning that its regulatory regimes were breasts. and resilient against the confluence of what happened. that will happen in the what's supposed. to go or spill calls for those crimes and question. could you perhaps tell us about the environmental impact at this stage is as much known about that and indeed the economic impact when we think about the area being pretty rich in fishing grounds for commercial fishing it is and will look. close to. those number of votes a particular. period of the year for breeding. of certain cities. and our sort of shows where it's been difficult in the south in the big players of already knowing growth. so there's definitely an absence or too early to say what those will be. just another charles using dispersants while controversy or. the use is questionable because for that it is done with more on the smaller boats and more difficult for. proper action staunchly. from. the source a much more possible for or. some other things that could be leaking into the riders to get into the sense to legal systems and so not only are you critical in the way that shell is trying to solve this crisis but also what about the way that they responded. to this they've rejected criticism that they did in fact respond properly promptly and properly over this but does that really appear to be the case and if so if not come expect any tough response from you catherine is on the way that shows handle this so far we do know which. ones. for our own government. don't have adequate information coming from shore certainly unsure. about a lot of. very small information and those. statements coming from. members of the company. which those pointed questions to which. could talk to you thanks very much indeed. joining us live there in the u.k. thank you and. a recent report by the bureau of investigative journalists say says that u.s. drone strikes in pakistan have killed at least three hundred eighty five civilians almost half of them children estimates by washington much lower and as chris woods a senior reporter at the bureau told me earlier that the cia are getting in the way of a comprehensive investigation. a minimum of three hundred eighty five civilians we think and as many as seven hundred seventy five civilians are among those killed just to be clear the cia has now admitted they have killed around fifty civilians in pakistan during the duration of the certainly years of the drone war but they say they haven't killed a civilian since my last year and our evidence suggests entirely the contrary we were hearing rumors of us officials in washington trying to cast aspersions on our study before it was even published. for example trying to link to someone they were claiming was a spy in pakistan and also raising doubts about the validity of our research itself we went back and looked at over two thousand individual media reports from pakistani u.s. u.k. international media looking at the strikes and then once we've actually untangled that process and got the clearest idea of what had taken place we don't cross-reference with a host of material which included legal studies case notes of lawyers who are fighting cases behalf of civilians from pakistan intelligence documents us secret cables through leaks point wiki leaks earlier this year and so on so we're trying to build up really as comprehensive a public view as we could of what's actually been taking place with these attacks. let's update you on some other world headlines now this hour in france a formal investigation has been opened into international monetary fund the chief christine legarde it needs to allegations from when she was france's finance minister when she approved a huge payment to a friend of president nicolas sarkozy she denies any misconduct and there is no suggestion she profited personally attorney believes the investigation won't affect her role as. chief. government takes to continue the siege of a syrian port city of latakia forcing thousands of palestinian refugees from their camp four days of shelling has claimed at least thirty lives and troops have been making house to house arrest officials have denied reports gunboats joined true. in the attempt to crush the uprising against president assad the un human rights council plans an urgent meeting on the syrian crackdown on. reporter. one of the few foreign journalists understanding of what's happening on our twitter feed she has all the latest updates. to. the international olympic committee has been checking construction for the sochi twenty fourteen games the team including the head of the good progress is being made in the preparation and. went to see for himself. this is the mountain cluster of the all big projects nine hundred meters above sea level as you can see the beauty is here are fantastic and this is exactly what a visitor is an athletes will see during the two thousand and fourteen winter games and of course everything you see here will be covered in snow over the games. the sporting facilities are truly taking shape with construction moving into the final few laps you will see a stadium for fifteen thousand visitors to ski trampolines and also immediate village which will house over two and a half thousand journalists who will show sochi sports spectacular to the world members of the i.o.c. visited these housing facilities during their short working visit and they say that this part of the olympic park is very important because it will leave a lasting legacy even after two thousand and fourteen what's happening here is absolutely tremendous we've never seen something like this family's going to be turned into or. to repeat this two nation results. responsibility to be overseas to develop sports to grow there was this huge success keep what's going on. and to which we should look at it or do it to twenty four. but this is just the beginning. because you guys cheer for stocks really after the games next year here in this valley in sochi will see nineteen world class sporting events giving the venue at the old dry run before the facilities will be used for their primary purpose. russia's president and prime minister spent some time messing about on the volga river as they took some time off and they took some time out dimitri medvedev and vladimir putin went on a boat they also went for a dip with photography found inventive getting out his camera into the water for a few snaps and finally the two took their rods for a spot of fishing in the sunny weather off southern russia. a lucky catch there by the looks of things latest news from the world of business is next with kareena. hello and welcome to business here in our t.v. thanks for joining me after three days of gains the markets have once again turned south confidence has been hit by weak economic data from germany growth in the eurozone second biggest economy was virtually stagnant in the second quarter and this has raised for the fears that the global economy is once again sliding into recession meanwhile news from the summit between sarkozy america that we've been hearing about earlier came too late to affect t