is i have both my russian culture and my american culture and this makes me a russian american now is that everybody else like me no absolutely not i'm a unique character and one of eight main characters on the show every single one of us is different every single one of us and something else to bring to the t.v. we have families that we have young people looking for a lot of we have grown women call over give raise families in the living for themselves so it's a little bit of everything and every age every category. everybody will find something in our show that they can really do it's just given to them from our perspective from russian american perspective so why do you think that some people are so angry about the fact that this program is going to exist like i mentioned you know there were letters from activists and communities with them brighton beach and even politicians writing to lifetime trying to get this to never ever air. i think that people are ignorant they haven't seen it yet they're afraid of what could it be is that been that exerts these stories the words bee

and fourteen and all this time into tax breaks attributed to in the vision center members by russian law americans have shown enthusiasm and investors from the u.s. and some top silicon valley executives who walked to the russian capital guided by the california governor arnold schwarzenegger the former actually rose visit contributed greatly to promote in russia's efforts in the high tech sphere as for some practical results guests from the u.s. waged investment amount into wrong and new and used doors with eighty giants google and intel announcing their readiness to set up the design of the board to reason skolkovo. well what we just saw was the actual skolkovo because there's a big big beautiful building is actually a business schools somewhere in the vicinity nothing is built yet but can you tell us you haven't been there i know but do you have the slightest idea when will that start functioning well when it will start functioning on a regular basis leaving. project i do not know the answer to that question but i think it depends very much upon several factors first the final decision of the g

offer whatever they can to ensure he's going to have every bit of both human russians both russian citizens and american citizens these people are buying our own arrogance that it's not as they are the ones that i'm thinking of that i know well one of your best friends among the russian scientists is mr author of why did you agree to co-chair the skolkovo council because you're friends with author of what did you have any other reasons why the i was asked by george al for of who i much admire and respect he told me that he thought it would be helpful to the to. his undertaking and. i wished to do what i could to support him. that said then such a project takes on a life of its own it becomes a challenge and i can see many other good reasons why i should try and help it succeed like what first and foremost so that russia will be. more successful as a country and a better force for good in the world is not a fact is that it is a job for you are you paid for that or indeed indeed i'm offered payment which i must tell you is not beyond what i receive from anyone else to provide such a consulting service i'm

and on this day eight years ago the first ever marriage in space was conducted by a russian american pastor not. coming up a bit later this hour peter viles cross-talk and his gas talk about the catastrophic consequences for the entire world and could follow the failure to raise the u.s. debt ceiling for months and ten minutes next its business with. hello and welcome to business here on our at sea the russian markets are having the fallouts holiday proposal to open the encouraged by the strong performance on wall street overnight it's been bouncing and then the out of negative territory it seems investors here have little faith in the measures announced by the u.s. federal reserve to stabilize the situation are sisera first is after that quarter's off the charts yes not exchange with all the latest for us. well within this continued volatility on the market they get the day off yes and my thanks again this morning trading post it's a territory but again the bulk of take it day by really very hot predicting that he was going to happen when the ball hit if they believe the lethal the

and on this day eight years ago the first ever marriage in space was conducted by russian american astronauts. coming up a bit later this hour peter viles cross-talk and his gas talk about the catastrophic consequences for the entire world that could follow the failure to raise the u.s. debt ceiling that's in less than ten minutes next its business with. hello and welcome to business here on art see the russian markets are having a volatile day after a positive open encouraged by the strong performance on wall street overnight they have been bouncing and then out of negative territory it seems investors here have little faith in the measures announced by the u.s. federal reserve to stabilize the situation our sisera furthur is at the headquarters of the artist of exchange with all the latest for us. but within this continued volatility on the mug again today yes the mike thanks began this morning trading in positive territory but again the market taken a pretty very hard to predict exactly what's going to happen when the bulk of it is going to stabilize though we feel the positive result this

willow to show and i still can make cameos on the new russian dolls show they are the two hottest russian american dolls i know of and i'm sorry to say that still waiting for my invite to appear on russian dolls maybe just got lost in the mail. today for my days ranting and i will be back with more next week . the sky. the light will come and. so man still carriers will be singing. today there is a glimmer of hope coming out of california when it comes to privacy see the d.n.a. act aka prop sixty nine has been a contentious issue in the state despite the fact there was a successful ballot measure back in two thousand and four and the legislation said that every adult arrested not convicted just arrested on a felony charge would have to submit a d.n.a. sample so as of today over a million samples have been collected and the idea is to create a d.n.a. database for the state of california to help police departments but they fully privacy advocates spoke out against the law saying that it's not right to connect or collect their genetic information if you're not convicted of a crime that's a violation

i think you will have the best people to ask what's the main difference between russian and american approaches to generation old examples of what we just saw. we can talk about success when. those are really deeply individual pieces in very great artists and not are it targeted towards. the mass production of the same soul of the same kind of that so we've got to we've got to we're going to our natural ventilation is really great and it is great. and mainly because of that he does what he feels he has to do and exactly the way. he feels it has to be done i can easily imagine that if it was. really on a production level or you ever saw it every several weeks could be so much different so of course. the authors of festival kind of animation is way much different from . their mission which is done for kryten networks there are so so many of them i've talked to a number of people working working in animation and this is strange they are usually not the people working in the movies but people working in cartoons in russia say here they have more freedom then they would have had in their

future of the net you do return zero and a few months later he bought into facebook the russian made an offer they american couldn't refuse this he have and resistible offer for every company he buys his unit mildred the director general of d.s.t. global and the first russian venture capitalist in the fortune top fifty list. during perestroika time employed scientist yuri milner became an entrepreneur started in computer retail but then suddenly quit the business and left the country he started management in the u.s. and soon returned to moscow to work in an investment company he soon smelt real money virtual reality and he was quick to invest. with the irresistible charisma he manages to persuade even the most difficult partners to do business you became the first russian venture capitalist to make it into the fortune top fifty some of the deals with wild but at the end of the day they brought you read the v.c. of the year. hello union welcome to the show hi thank you thank you very much for coming from the with thank you. for the. first time in the history of venture capitalism california davis c. of the

or russia and that includes russian british american who know our us science is very different initially is international and you always do your war always want to get the best result and the best results are produced by the best people and you cannot rely on one mission only in movies and in this process you have to. the best controllers well the really mentioned results of brain drain from russia is that russian scientists are increasingly in the cited in the world scientific press and in world scientific publications but since all these scientists are now at broad most of them are broad does it mean that the younger generation of russian scientists would may not be as successful as you are . two points just toward north all the russian side is a broad there are huge number of from past including good scientists who work in russia those i totally disagree with you on this point and second as i said already this exchange of scientists is not about things that's absolute can or practice brain drain is nor is not about the berthing is that there is no a real us crosses that scientists are

were to russia and that that includes russian british american samoa ours science it is very different from is international and you always get your war always want to get good busters are the best results are produced by the best people and you cannot rely on one nationality only in lives in this process you have to ask in white people as well the really mentioned result of brain drain from russia is that russian scientists are increasingly until recently cited in world scientific press and in world scientific publications but since all these scientists are now i brought most of them are brought doesn't mean that the younger generation of russian scientists would may not be as successful as you are. two points across toward north all blue russian side has a broad there are huge number of front passing through a good scientists who work in russia those i totally disagree with you on this point and second as a said already exchange of scientists is not about things that are absolutely normal practice brain drain is nor is not about the the berthing is there but there is no a real us pro

and on this day eight years ago the first of american space was conducted by russian and american plenty more there for you on the call to dot com. well coming up next here on our team cross talk. of ellen is yes talk about the catastrophic consequences for the entire world that could follow the failure to raise the u.s. debt ceiling that will be in less than ten minutes from now in the meantime marina's here with the latest business news. hello and welcome spurs us here on r.t. ones seems to be a turning point for the russian markets and supposed territory after suffering significant losses in previous sessions. talks a combination over u.s. credit downgrade zone that crisis well that's not course lifeguards to sell for the headquarters of the r.t.s. stock exchange. can you explain why the russian markets are changing their actions today. well everyone really hate being that if they are a lot of the fifth day trading we think the russian market posted. by trading in the black. now we see this following the announcement the fed were meeting yesterday that they would be keeping interest r

and i think you're one of the best people to ask what's the main difference between russian and american approaches to an image while all the examples what we just saw. begin to talk about success when. those aren't really deeply individual basis been made by great artists and. targeted towards. you know mass production of the same episode of the same kind of episode like week after week after week and that of the animation is really great and it is great only and mainly because of that he does what he feels he has to do and exactly the way. he feels it has to be done i can easily imagine that if it was. really on a production level new episode every several waves would have been so much different so of course. author's festival kind of animation is way much different from. the imation which is done for cartoon network's there's so many of them i've talked to a number of people working working in animation and this is strange they usually not the not the people working in the movies but people working in cartoons in russia say here they have more freedom then they would have had in their

was on the web site on this day years ago the first ever marriage in space was conducted by russian and american astronaut party. coming up to twenty three minutes past the arena is next with business news and. one of the russian markets is open on tuesday they both closed in the ritz so what are we seeing today well the artsy ass trader right now and it's in positive territory markets started bouncing back yesterday but interesting enough the russian markets ended that session in the red now but that was only because they closed before the positive news came in from wall street and now let me tell you about that the u.s. federal reserve has said that it will keep interest rates out of record low levels at least until may twenty third scene and this statement provided some assurance to investors whose confidence was shattered after days of heavy losses the dow gained almost four percent while the nasdaq closed off a five percent in the black on cheese day but look some that cannot be forgotten renaissance capital believes the markets will remain but let's offer some time. the following monetary

arctic study center which will be based in st petersburg and will be put together for both the russian and american specialist all this is great news for us and us which is a russia's biggest oil company and it has been looking for a partner to develop these all of us on russia's arctic shelf for quite some time but the multibillion dollar deal with british petroleum feel to go through in january. now that's and more well will also get to court in the development of all deposits in western siberia and on the black sea and according to russia's vice premier eager to see action the black sea project could grow in the future into. is it getting to keep in the development of the oil fields in the united states and at least six projects including in texas and in the gulf of mexico so this is a great opportunity for you have to in terms of its global expansion ends in terms of the exchange of experience and no house with exxon mobil which is considered to be the biggest oil company in the world. ross that will hold a sixty six percent stake in the joint venture while mobile will keep the rust or softness

and all this day eight years ago the first ever marriage in space was conducted by russian and american astronauts all available at r.t. dot com on. we'll be back with some of our main news stories in about seven minutes from now in the meantime but business is next with arena stay with us live here most. hello and welcome to a business here on arts and now we start this hour with the u.s. federal reserve which has said it will keep interest rates at record low levels at least until may twenty third now this statement provided some assurance to investors the dow gained almost four percent while the nasdaq closed over five percent in the black on tuesday but alexander got friends since capital believes the markets will remain volatile for some time. before we monitor a stimulus will be provided for in case so for all that don't work momentum in the economy and there should be a market participants like this for the rest of the week that will be usual until it is again. just after the slump a lot of people will be choosing bare bones but it seems to me that not all the redemptions are in

of my words on this day eight years ago the first that a marriage in space was conducted by russian and american astronauts. well coming way shortly in our special report we look at those who try to find the truth behind the deaths of their relatives but first let's see what's going on in the world of business and what's happening with the markets today well markets south are still managed to escape the negative territory finally it was a sea of red across the board recovery there is no exactly a lot of people were panicking but wall street which was partly responsible for dragging markets down help them recover as well and i'll tell you why right now actually because the u.s. federal reserve has said that it will keep interest rates at record low levels at least so many times and thirteen and this statements provided some assurance to investors the dow gained almost four percent of all the nasdaq closed over five percent in the black on tuesday but alexander crap we've got presence capital believes the markets will only involved it's all for some time. the following money through stimulus will