russian convoy carrying tons of humanitarian that was held but the trouble checkpoint between serbia and kosovo since tuesday has finally been allowed three trucks have crossed into noble cause of accompanied by three police vehicles. that reports despite the successful end to the diplomatic dispute the conflict in the area is far from being solved. one of the most controversial humanitarian missions in recent months has come to a successful and around three hundred tons of russian aid has been delivered to the biggest city and part of kosovo. now there's nothing controversial about the cargo which the russian convoy was carrying it was mostly household items and food but the russian convoy did wade into what has been the biggest conflict in the area since the summer for albanians who declared independence in two thousand and eight they consider this to be the border of the state for the serbian minority we're still lives a very few right inside kosovo this is completely unacceptable they still say to that part of serbia and they will not allow any albanians to control the border on

official demanded an order for the aid to be led through the convoy needed to be a score to into serbia and kosovo albanian forces or it could end the cost so it didn't obey you know but it's the checkpoint zat i knew we were being asked to comply with these conditions we're being forced to recognize institutions the news or russia or serbia accept and which exceed the un mandate for kosovo. this is a new chapter in a crisis that has rocked kosovo since the summer the territory has been controlled by ethnic albanian since a bloody conflict in one thousand nine hundred nine the spier declaring independence in two thousand and eight kosovo is still hope to more than one hundred thousand serbs and albanians tried to impose their border controls under so been part of the territory in july the serb minority put up barricades during their bond with serbia would be broken and a foreign authority would be imposed upon them since then there have been constant clashes broken up by temporary agreements for many serbs stopping the humanitarian mission as in others by of muscle flexing but albanian

the situation within serbia and kosovo continues to be grave this isn't a spice it from red cross says that nearly half of all serbs in kosovo need aid to survive. she visits this house regularly just sixteen people living inside it all refugees driven out of their homes in one thousand nine hundred nine now when you. were three sisters our husbands go out every morning to do odd jobs there are no parent it was for refugees some days still bring back five euros sometimes nothing today we may have food on the table tomorrow maybe not it's now down to moscow prishtina and belgrade to deal with the political fallout meanwhile down on the ground the standoff is taking a tangible toll on the minority leader out there see. and it coming up a little bit later this hour here on r.t. lost and forgotten. they don't want to know that these people are here because they're ugly they're faceless their name was spotty if it's a homeless camp tucked away in the woods of new jersey to find out what the phrase no where else to go really mean it's. also bailing on the bailouts the e.u. his latest plan to

convoy held up for days by around between serbia and kosovo his end to the disputed territory it's now on the way to cost of zero three pennies to be told. that half the natives from the region. one of the most controversial humanitarian missions in recent months has come to a successful around three hundred tons of russian has been delivered to the biggest city part of kosovo there's nothing controversial about the cargo which the russian convoy was carrying it was mostly household items and food but the russian convoy did wade into what has been the biggest conflict in the area since the summer and that is the conflict over who controls the border between serbia and kosovo the authorities who are working together with the european union to monitor the convoy to cross. to go through a checkpoint or to be accompanied by an escort a man by the e.u. and by the albanians. to study and accept all they've been not allowed any kind of albanian offices they put up barricades and started to protect themselves from that what followed was three days of extremely complex negotiations the russian

on the serbia would be broken and a foreign authority would be imposed upon them since then there have been constant clashes broken up by temporary agreements for many serbs stopping to humanitarian mission as in others by of muscle flexing but albanian border officials while the trucks remain trapped on the border and the driver said. the situation within serbia and kosovo continues to be grave this isn't a spice it from red cross says that nearly coughed all serbs in kosovo need aid to survive. she visits this house regularly just sixteen people living inside it all refugees driven out of their homes in one thousand nine hundred nine now and here. where three sister. our husbands go out every morning to do our jobs their no parent it was for refugees some days still bring back five euros sometimes nothing today we may have food on the table tomorrow maybe not it's now down to moscow prishtina and belgrade to deal with the political fallout meanwhile down on the ground the standoff is taking a tangible toll on the minority leader of iraq though you see kosovo. continues to monitor the

we now expect serbia to build on that dialogue and to improve relations with the aim to grant serbia the status of candidate country in february of next year by the council to be confirmed by the european council in the beginning of march 2012. monte negro -- >> [speaking foreign language] >> dear colleagues, coming back to the euro zone confidence that has gone can't be restored overnight. it's a long way. but this european council is an important building block on this way. thank you. >> thank you mr. president. and now i would like to ask to take mr. president the european commission. >> thank you very much, mr. president. honorable members. the commission's fundamental point for the council was crystal clear. european union needed to give a comprehensive response making a firm commitment to the euro and to the irreversibility of our currency. it is indispensible to have more discipline, structural reforms for investment, more convernlance and credible mechanisms of solidarity. all these elements belong together. and over the past 18 months we have achieved some progress in the eu

followed was three days of extremely complex negotiations the russian convoy had been allowed into serbia has been followed by that score but this is not let go of ethnic albanians this is just a small. boy european union soldiers this is acceptable from all sides everybody yesterday was saying that this is enough of politicizing this question it is a case of delivering aid to a region that is in a very precarious position it's important just to get there but as you can see from what has been happening over the last few days we are no closer to a long term political solution in the region now she's always keeping an eye on developments in kosovo as well as other potential hotspots online right now at home the sounding us contest for tat. saying is. fine u.s. policy. choice words it's time prime minister vladimir putin takes aim and u.s. senator john mccain find out more. russian authorities have foiled to attend. to use passenger luggage to smuggle radioactive material into iran on friday the incident happened at one of moscow's international airports as cross live now to god has been goi

i wrote to script and sent it to actors from serbia, from belgrade, serbia, croatia, bosnian serbs, bosnian muslims and i thought if i can get all of them to agree on one story and we can all agree to do this together than that in itself will be something and they did and came together as a family and that's so symbolic of what we all hope for the future of that region. >> rose: since you have done this and because this is such a powerful subject and because people understand all the pain that has been suffer there, what was your confirming or ratifying person who said when you were out there and you're swimming alone and you're in the deep end trying torite a script for the first time and... who said to you this is goo, keepoing, keep going. >> i didn't show it to anybody for a long me. >> rose: notad, no one? >> i eventually showed it to brad because it was sitting on my desk and it was a funny project that nobody saw. so i sent it with him. he had to do two days of press in japan and he wrote me an e-mail and said "i read your script and finished it and it's pretty good, honey." >> rose:

estaban en una familia de la familia serbia de lugar porque dice que no aguantaba el frío.rio al odio que no dura, entonces nos votó mal, desde que nos haga. porque al odio con tdk eso es verdad lo que desde diciembre. dice que es producto de nueve. cerca del escrúpulo económica, porque los papeles que baltasar porque nunca había tenido novio. >> el no querer pagar esa cantidad de dinero con tdk en la que le tiene por qué ver con el dinero. qué pasó, espérate, que pasó con tu novio. >> Él. fue siguiente, yo vine le llame a él, y le dije me dijo, no te preocupes quieren un trabajo para ti. >> es lícito lo que aquí motivó para salir de colorado debe>> fue la situación con tu novio. >> no es verdad, lo que no se podía perder el empleo y encarcelado con el médico sabes qué, tengo empleo para ti aquí. >> dijo valle dije no tiene dinero, y league y vivir de prestado para que vengas aquí. es un consejo que le está dando a ella. que retratando citó que desde para calles de vedar a pagar. >> felices decoloradas de que miami. encarna como se pudo tras el $2000. en él quiere conseguir

. >> y porque tuvo antes de venir aquí a la corte no fuiste haberse moto serbia o no servía, porque túidez, lo que presida sin contratar una persona que ve dónde está la foto, que la vea, porque imagínate, espérate. jacinto. imagínate qué maravilla que al entrar a quien desperté que me dijera. >> señora jueza, la moto está fenomenal. sirve perfecto. >> es que sirve. >> señores contrarrecibos donde el equilibrio que el resto de la moto. estos amigos vienen a pelearse. >>, que amigos, yo soy testigo de este sinvergüenza. >> rabia de un testigo que nos va contar algo acerca de esta moto, si no se mueva de ahí. >> en breve:>> con el tomate esta foto donde estabas él. >> metido en chopin center. >> este tipo es un descarado. no deje de pagar. yo les hicieron papel por la moto. porque evoca votar se puede hacer ningún... >>... elevado $500 pero digirieron atenta a pagar más nada porque jacinto lo estafó. el dice que la moto se rompió a la semana, y que entonces no le va a pagar más nada. >> yo la agarré como un martes, al jueves lo caminado. >> hace una semana se hizo ya en dos días potente

the southeast we might see snow and ice in parts of serbia. generally starting to look a little drier for you. here is your ix tended forecast. >> once again the top story at this hour. an independent panel has released a damning report on the cover-up at olympus. investigators looked into investment losses at the company in the late 1990s. the report accuses former top executives, including two ceos and the chairman, of being deeply involved. the report says the senior accounting executives set up overseas funds in 1998 to conceal enormous losses when olympus bet on the markets. senior executives transferred those losses overseas via a japanese investment company and bank accounts in lichtenstein and singapore. by 2003, olympus had transferred more than $1 billion in losses. between 2006 and 2008, the executives hid most of the losses through acquisitions of several companies and overpriced consulting fees. the report says two former ceos, maasatoshi kishimoto and kikugawa were aware of the scheme and they informed the then-chairman, shimoyam

in seven minutes of action the muscovites one the open call to eight hundred ten manly thing for serbia more eventually than. with nineteen point zero ten k. outscored their opponents in the second to have thirty twenty off time the most courageous extended their branches to a free to their period and they were also in the final one adding seven points to this plane a seventy five sixty five victory. because you know i agree that i will see limited action in russia out of the upcoming your early contest as my shoulder is still not one hundred percent ready tonight both teams played well defensively but we just didn't convert enough offensively in a game like this effort also comes into play and you have to give credit to him for outplaying us down the stretch. in football barcelona have gone top of the standings stats off the bat saying the biggest rivals real madrid away three one it wasn't looking to write for the best. scoring the fastest ever plus it could go within just twenty three seconds but stay catalans rolled back alexis sanchez still in the first half after the break how the

it said the j-20 stealth fighter was base inside part of technologies gotten from serbia after the f-was shot down there. now iran has downed or has possession of an american rq- 170 which most folks expect them to share with beijing. how good is the round of engineering stuff? >> in the '60s and '70s they were bad. they were notorious for saying sell us one copy of this engine or this airplane and that's all we need from you. it took them then decades to produce it and what you got at the final product wasn't necessarily as good. they've improved considerably since then. in the 1990s they started buying su-27 fighters from russia and signed a deal to coproduce them, then they gradually started figuring out how to produce more and more of the parts, and then partway through the contract they had their own indigenously designed su-27 copy and they told the russians we don't need to buy the rest of the planes we've contracted for. so it's improved considerably. >> is there -- i mean, china obviously requires data access to virtually everything that's made in china, so virtually every ci

a religion does it well a lot of a lot of contras have a basketball as a religion likely to miami serbia but i'm saying those america have all the steps and you know with a little kid having a great talent he comes to school then he comes to the coach then he comes to the n.b.a. . those are three steps and you know this why they become such a complete players and europe unfortunately you know after right after school players have to go to the professional team and they skip that part. with their student basketball with a coalition of university basketball and i think there's the future loss but even the best machines break down we had this lockout this is the reason why i came here to play what was the reason for this and for the previous lockouts only greed or something else i mean we only see the one part you know all the fans want to see the best can bowl everybody thinks it's the greed and the you know everybody mad on the on the players everybody made their own errors and you know i can understand that but you should understand one thing it's a huge huge business. which is broadcast

somewhat boosted by the news that into it will be without midfield that day and stunk of it the former serbia star picking up on the line of fire injury during the morning training however into his domestic form would also favor the muscovite side italian giants are languishing sixteen to place in syria for the last three of the last four home games in the champions league. baltasound the only side were lying on other teams much to city's champions league prospects are hanging by a thread very lying on some extremely favorable results to see them through the play side must win at home to group a win is by munich well also hoping rock bottom gear i out at least hold second place not only to a draw city cocksure about the one cheney says he's prepared whatever the outcome. we should do that thing called it about that. we need to be. grave don't feel that would be easy. but yeah our job after him for. years before i saw ok it's not going wrong but again we take you know a party that we can do nothing in this moment while in group c. second place manchester united have their fate in their own han

refused to recognize albanian controlled kosovo as an independent state following its conflict of serbia in one thousand nine hundred nine and the declaration of independence three years ago and that petition has gained attention in moscow it is going to be this is an unprecedented outpouring of desire to become russian citizens so there is no past guidance on how to deal with this situation but we do think this is alarming and a direct result of how western forces have tried to deal with the problem but favoring one of the sides meanwhile serbs in kosovo continue to build barricades around their pockets of population ready to stay off anyone trying to force them out of their rights and wrongs of the conflict that happened here in one thousand nine hundred nine you can't help but feel for the serbian minority here in northern kosovo surrounded by hostility increasingly abandoned by belgrade ignored by the international community so their pleas for russian citizenship to help should be taken literally for the side of just how desperate the situation has become. kosovo. and a bit of a. beh

russian convoy carrying tons of humanitarian aid that was home for a troubled checkpoint between serbia and kosovo has been allowed through twenty five transfers stopped on tuesday by e.u. controlled costumes officers after refusing an escort through the territory they're now on their way to you over the course of the accompanied by three vehicles there has been in dispute since july when costco sent its own customs officers to the checkpoint minorities reacted by erect barricades closer is controlled by ethnic albanians who declared independence three years ago it is home to more than one hundred thousand serbs. while aussies always keep an eye on developments in kosovo as well as other potential world hotspots online right now to die hard to stand in the u.s. again take the time following a deadly nato air strike with some experts saying islam about to start openly defying u.s. policy in the region. also he's never short of a few choice words this time five minutes of video good in takes aim at us then is it john mccain find out more at r.t. dot com. now egyptian protesters have clash

offices as a checkpoint on tuesday al dura fusing to be a company through the area both russia and serbia rejected the idea fearing that pristina may use the export of the pretext of pushing into their territory tensions have been on the rise in the region since july when calls for forty's trying to take control of crossing points to impose a trade on serving goods and i know reacted by putting up barriers to block the disputed border plates. i was going to check some other world news in brief this hour syrian activists say twenty seven security officers have been killed by army defectors in the southern province of the ra meanwhile human rights watch has jordi its reporting dozens of syrian officials that planes are responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters the reports based on just over sixty testimonies of people who've defected from the regime the u.n. says more than five thousand people have died since the nine month long rest began damascus blames armed gangs for the violence. a french court has found ex-president guilty of diverting funds of abusing public confidence the

the lifeboats were failed to deploy owing to those weather conditions there is of course is because serbia express that present for those who are on board sickly taking into account the grave weather conditions in the area with temperatures just above zero so now the search and rescue operation in full swing to save anyone who's been left in the water. ok do keep us updated jake increase thank you. well the coal skier oil rig started drilling in the sea of a hot in september it was on its way back to port when it capsized a platform was built in one thousand nine hundred five centimeters long and eighteen why it's one of the darkest oil rigs in russia was due to set sail for drilling off the east coast at the end of its current assignment. or so you can stay with r.t. for more on that breaking news story as we get it now moving on now fresh riots have reportedly flared up in western cuz it started one person was killed and eleven others injured at a railway station people were protesting against a fatal crackdown on striking oil workers in a town around one hundred kilometers to the northe

russian convoy carrying tons of humanitarian aid that was halted in a troubled checkpoint between serbia and kosovo has been allowed through now twenty five trucks were stopped on tuesday by e.u. control customs officers health refusing an escort through the territory but out on the way to northern kosovo accompanied by three police vehicles the area has been in dispute since july when kosovo sent its own customs officers to the checkpoint minority serbs reacted then by erecting barricades kosovo is controlled by ethnic albanian the same declared independence. he years ago but it's home to more than one hundred thousand serbs. russian authorities afford an attempt to use passenger luggage to smuggle radioactive material into iran on friday the instant one of moscow's international airports he got his can offer reports this was a flying from moscow to tehran from treme to airport you walk into is going to be a regular security check one of the banks triggered the alarm and one of the check to be found eighteen still canisters teeny tiny radioactive material and gauges showed that levels o

this sunday but it would be a dead rubber should not all gain the upper hand on the clay court in serbia spain lead to one in the best of five time. from me while russia volleyball coach but even i like no says he's the happiest man on earth his charges have lifted the prestigious world cup on his forty fifth birthday after beating poland in japan it's all that's to be a back and forth thriller in tokyo we went all the way down to the fifth set with russia eventually prevailing to play next second piece of silverware this. isn't it worth a look no also led them to the world league title in july of this russia and run as a whole class of third place brazil qualify for the london olympics next summer. golf now and northern ireland's rory mcilroy has stormed back to win the hong kong open to keep alive his contest with luke donald at the top of the european tour money list the u.s. open champion shot a closing round of sixty five to finish on twelve under par two shots ahead of clay into hanson was a further shot back with interest in poulter tied for fourth mcelroy can start donald from to

being nice know the word he also said that according to the constitution every russian citizen has serbia freedom of gathering and also be a right to express their own opinions he does sound that he disagrees with these slogans and these statements that were made during these meetings but again he promised does all claim so finally says during the elections will be counted for the investigators meanwhile of the allegations over the of voted for all its drew thousands of people into the streets of moscow and so the a rally that took place on saturday was really the culmination of the whole postelection frenzy that we've been observing throughout the last week already twenty five thousand people gathering up the blog missed where to voice their demands and the number one demand was a redo the recount of the votes basically people wanted the new elections to take place in russia meanwhile of essential l.x. three committee says that it will not recount the vote and that all other claims should go only through russia's court system meanwhile it people that gathered at the square said that if t

officers checkpoint on tuesday after refusing to be accompanied through the area both russia and serbia rejected the idea fearing that pristina may use the escort as a pretext of pushing into their territory tensions have been on the rise in the region since july when calls abroad for she's trying to take control of crossing points from previous trade ban on serbian goods the minorities reacted by putting up barriers to block access to the disputed border. and i was taken to get some other news this hour in brief that syrian activists twenty seven security officers have been killed by army defectors in the southern province of dar meanwhile human rights watch is to release a report named dozens of see what officials it claims are responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters the reports based on the testimonies of just eight with sixteen defectors the u.n. says more than five thousand people have died since the nine month long unrest began to mask this blames armed gangs for the violence. a french court has found ex president jacques chirac guilty of diverting funds and abusing pu

for serbia border dispute well time now for a quick look at what else is making news around the world in our world update it is years and months and months yuki has been sworn in and now leads a true transitional government becoming the country's first leader after the popular uprising almost a year ago longtime ruler president zine bin ben ali was ousted after weeks of public protests the election of the interim leader approval over the weekend tempered by laws to guide the nation until a new constitution can be adopted. and footage is emerged from china of a group of bystanders lifting a vehicle to free young girl who'd been hit by a car and trapped underneath a security video shows the five year old sitting in the street just before the car drove over sixteen people work together to ensure the child was pulled to safety. canada has pulled out of the nine hundred ninety seven global warming kyoto protocol saying the treaty is not working the departure comes a day after further climate talks in south africa lead to a new agreement which is set to replace kyoto by twenty fifteen minut

there we discover the fate of the russian aid convoy halted for days at a troubled checkpoint between serbia and kosovo the trouble the. next u.s. court has won a default judgment that a rainy and officials including at supreme leader khomeini provided help to the nine eleven hijackers behind of course the worst terror attack on american soil the lawsuit was filed by the families of the atrocities victims there was no rain in representation in the court michel chossudovsky director of the center for research on globalization who told me the u.s. he thinks is paving the way for a campaign in iran. just the fact i could sell it as a. propaganda ploy directed against the right where you think humans are run of the eleven we look you took we took more than iran that is not the only. you know me get this information. campaign which is not being waged against against iran i think this is. part of the propaganda ploy you deb and i see it on the croisette to run as a threat to global security as you know us and uk we follow which thread is that when you say that the rather supports the war on terror

discover the fatal the russian aid convoy has been halted for days at the troubled checkpoint between serbia and kosovo again the long running story keep up to date on our web site. a battle for the future of the internet continues with the u.s. congress debating amendments to the stop online privacy. legislation aims to slash the amount of pirated online content but some of the original engineers of the internet of strongly criticized the bill saying it would create an environment of fear and innovation as opposed to our and swartz a web programmer and net activist told me thinks it could end up with the web falling into government. the government doesn't just take down the infringing material it takes on the site entirely and it does it without even a trial the find out whether it's illegal or not and as you know copyright laws are extremely complicated there are lots of things that look like copyright infringement but turn out to be licensed in one way or another part of this is a larger crackdown on freedom of speech there's pretty much no other law that would give the government the pow