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cringe in their ski pundits reticent s.a.'s roy kempinski might go twenty two look you can scan for him. now so it's. a recap of the stories that shape the week from our. longtime mayor here and will scald loses his job after the russian president loses his patience with the city's balts. relations with its biggest trading partner china by opening an oil pipeline and sealing major energy deals. and has a huge drop in afghan opium output sends its value soaring we report on the devastating impact of drugs across all sections of society in the country. also home and safe after years of the glad to russian boy was reportedly sold abroad for drugs by his adoptive parents finally returns to his mother in law. or welcome to the weekly here on r t of this sunday on many so now with the latest in a look back at the week's top stories first this week of course russia's president fired the mayor of moscow yuri luzhkov after almost two decades at the helm of the city to me three months of age of said he had lost his confidence in him was

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ski kunitz s.a.'s royal kempinski twenty two. four thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our team using your headlights russia signed up to build venezuela's first nuclear power plant as president hugo chavez talked to business in moscow on the sidelines he spoke to our team in an exclusive interview where he shared his thoughts on global issues. the us on the line one of the reasons for the many conflicts going on in the world today take a look at the war in iraq thousands of people have died women and children were killed but the whole war was based on the lie that the iraqi government and weapons of mass destruction that's the only reason the yankee empire defeated the country. moscow might soon be getting a new debt a new mayor as deputy prime minister sergei so beyond and gets the presidential nod for the capital's top job you could be set to replace your evolution was dismissed by med last month after nearly twenty years in office. former prisoners claim they were abused at a secret jail inside america's bodr

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done it will skye rohde soon s.a.'s sloviansk i poked in soldiers historical hotels of escape culture in. call small. as it can. be strength or less to become a hotel. starts . at the week's top stories moscow's mayor is fired after almost two decades in charge the president says he wants strong in the top and also leader. russia eyes a rising sun in the east with a major oil pipeline china helping to clear the way for future big deals with its biggest trading partner. also the double edged sword of that deadly drugs virus stories swathes of opium poppies but surging heroin prices keep a fish oils. those are headlines kevin no one will have more details for you at eight pm moscow time up next james brown travels to the historic studio for us talk on dog where among other things he discovers a school which trains movie stunt men stay with us. is one of russia's most important southern cities an industrial and cultural center with more than one point three million people this is a twenty first century town much proud of

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and as for cargo on cargo planes it is a different story the t s.a. says that companies that ship frequently can supply qualify for the frequent ship program, and individual items are now examine, piece by piece. items that are not qualifying are getting more scrutiny. dan kerman. s f o. >> and to arrive to get home on halloween night about a free ride? details coming up in your full forecast as we take a live look outside with a beautiful view of the bay bridge. , welcome back to kron 4 news this weekend, a live look outside at the south bay. hi 101, we are expecting clear skies today and we should be having a good weather for halloween lead us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> and a decent amount of rainfall in the past 24 hours and we even saw more on top of this, before that. santa rosa, three-quarters of an engine of last 36 hours. petaluma, not quite is that much, and samper know, quite as much, and downtown, the same thing-san bruno. and through napa valley, we saw a secondary wave of rainfall, overnight part with measurable totals two oakla

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. >> let's introduce s.a. a thank- you to the ohio newspaper organization for putting this all together. some of its members are serving as palace tonight. we are coming to you live from the university of toledo. he writes out of the blade, -- blade's columbus bureau. also on the panel tonight at asking questions, dennis mangan and michael douglas. thank you for being here tonight. each candidate has agreed to the rules and regulations set up for tonight's debate. let's review those just briefly and then let's get into it. we will begin with a three- minute opening statement. the order has been pre arranged by calling toss. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer the question posed to you by the panel. the opposing candidate will similarly have 90 seconds to respond. the original candidate will be given 30 seconds for a rebuttal. the questions will alternate between gov. strickland and mr. kasich. toward the end of our hour together, we have set aside two minutes for closing statements. gov. strickland w