the suspect he was involved in a car bombing last month in the southern city of county boys. three people were killed in that attack. note since then stage a series of suicide bombings in southern my shaft be that i did train stations and other transportation hubs. ck voices having conducting sweeps through alchemy did and obtain what they can to protect is still itchy the games begin in three weeks. a sign of the deleted scene and this is seen as economists who study japan i've seen corporate earnings improve and to stop my kids still are but they want to see what corporate investment before getting too optimistic about the economy. i had sentences now from this is inside the mine to tell us what exactly and that economists looking for having a wussy executives are spending more money on themselves they want to see than investing more in their companies operating facilities upgrading equipment for example in that regard. things are looking like they're headed in that direction. japanese companies invested more in equipment in november. machinery orders rose for the second str

here is their story it's been one more than an easy night for residents of russia's southern city of gold that god loved ones of the injured into terror attacks here households while others more. i mean. he was a good man good father son and grandson. they're not so many of such good ones around the good ones die first they say with barely contained here is a lot in the air yelling buy co clutches to the memory of the son who was the victim of sunday's attack at the train station. sergei was a security guard hair this job for about a year. so how it all happened on the video footage. he was standing by the railing during the security check and then there was this man coming in and he just barely made it towards him and then there was a blast and it was over said his family mourned monday night with only the conviction that he carried out his responsibilities to bring them any small comfort for others involve the private midnight broad front on her lead in the knowledge that loved ones were spared. they woke up the next morning to a second suicide bomber. this time on the city trolley

place in russia police have detained dozens of people in an anti-terrorism operation involving the southern city where two suspected suicide bombings killed more than thirty people and injured over one hundred more the death toll of the attacks has been increasing after some of those who were wounded have now died from their injuries the two deadly attacks in volgograd have intensified fears over the threat of terrorism in russia which coincides with a threat earlier this year from a chechen extremist group who has pledged to wreak havoc in the country artie's margaret howell is in volgograd and has the latest on this tragedy. it is tense it's also very somber the traffic seems to me moving more slowly and i was able to catch up with some of the family members of people who have died namely the father of the security guard but here is their story it's been one more an uneasy night for residents of russia's southern city of boulder god loved ones of the injured in two terror attacks here held vigils in hospitals while others mourned. he was a good man a good father a good son a good grandson or n

as an upper southern city. there's one incident i did not be known about but i know a lot of local washingtonians have a problem with the hospital. she was raised presbyterian but she becomes a methodist and she comes to washington, d.c. the hospital is owned by the methodist church and he did not allow connotations to access to the hospital. in 1945 a black woman gave birth on the street in front of the hospital because she was denied admission to mary mcleod bethune and others challenge the methodist church to encounter the racism that they would allow to go on. although the situation did not in favorably it was about 1950 when it the first color birth at the hospital. she health and discrimination in all forms in 1946 bill about afford what helped her so she support that in 1946 and were still discussing the affordable health care net. >> how did you go about getting a publisher? >> i had to turn over to my colleague beside me, he and i belong to a conference from a local, lovely conference that we have in w

at the start of the new year was marred with loss for russia's southern city of volgograd which has been shaken by two suicide bombings. a massive explosion shook the city's main train station two days before the new year less than twenty four hours after that a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide blast thirty four people died in the two assaults and dozens were maimed in the hospital including children one of them is just three months old a little girl who lost her mother and is now fighting for her life margaret howell has her story. is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging onto life when the baby girl remains and a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light serious brain damage condition is very serious we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley bus t

the start of the new year was marked with a loss for russia's southern city of boulder crap which has been shaken by two suicide bombings. a massive explosion shook the city's main train station two days before the new year. less than twenty four hours after that a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide blast thirty four people died in the two assaults and thousands remain in hospital including children. one of them is just three months all the little girl lost her mother and is now fighting for her life. but how long has her story. just three months old and she's the life can be hard and unjust. she was badly injured and terrible terror attack. she is now in an induced coma in intensive care. clinging onto mine. the baby killed remains in a kind that we are on a ventilator in intensive care at all say she sustained sunlight gets serious brain damage. the condition is very serious thoughts we've gotten under control. on the dreadful morning of december thirty and he caught a fever. was on route to hospital with her mother and grandmother. the powerful explosion rocked their trolley

here arrival of the new year was a time of grieving for russia's southern city of volgograd devastated by two terrorist attacks on monday a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide bombing that happened less than twenty four hours after a massive explosion shook the city's main train station. yes. the two assaults left a total of thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is just three months old a little girl who lost her mother and is now fighting to stay alive margaret how has her story. is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack and she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging on to life what would you do with the baby go remains and a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage condition is very serious but we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerf

here arrival of the new year was a time for grieving for russia's southern city of volgograd devastated by two terrorist attacks on monday a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide bombing that was less than twenty four hours after a massive explosion shook the city's main train station. thank you. no i was i was. the two assaults left thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is a nine year old girl are to use medina coaching of i met the man who rescued her. it was just another day for u.t. and volga grads main train station but suddenly and old changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows on the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber we react rounded the area between the entrance and the second international detectors in both us and. then i noticed a man in a girl with a run towards the girl asked her whether she coul

but the verboten made a surprise visit to the southern city of boulder grant where two bombings killed more than thirty people. den went to one of mom's side and laid flowers for the victims. he then visited the hospital were some of the wounded are being treated. the present castle is new year holiday to try to show he's taking the attacks seriously the suicide bombings at a railway station and on a trolley bus earlier this week killed thirty four people and injured more than eighty others who then held a meeting with senior security officials. he ordered them to step up measures against terrorism ahead of the olympics next month in the resort city of sochi you wouldn't really do is use to no matter what motivated the criminals actions there's no justification for committing crimes targeting civilians especially women and children. as each unit in a televised new year's eve address that involve the russian people continue to fight against terrorists until there are annihilated japanese prime minister shinzo ah ben has laid out a busy agenda for two thousand and fourteen he used his ne

fears have been heightened after two suicide bomber tax last week that killed 34 people in the southern city of [. volgograd. it prompted president putin to tighten security. the residents there said they understand the increased need for vigilance. but after what happened in volgograd, increase security is necessary. >> maybe security is too much in some places, but i don't think they can host the olympics without it. andore than 30,000 police interior ministry troops are being deployed to the area. officials are establishing two security zones to protect the games, won a control zone near olympic venues that will limit access to people with tickets and provide tenant he, while another -- proof of identity, while another forbidden zone will be in the areas around sochi. vehicles that are not locally registered and do not have special accreditation will be banned. the major concern is a threat of attack by islamist militants in the north caucasus regions. one rebel leader has urged his fighters to fight -- to target the winter olympics. in half of the united states, the coldest day in decade

in the video you can see bombs dropped on the southern city.nment jets are apparently using so-called barrel bombs here. they have been air strikes against rebel bases in damascus, and in the district of almandi. >> an african union summit is about to get underway. the focus was meant to be an agriculture and food security. the conflicts of the central african republic are likely to dominate. we may see south sudan sign a ceasefire deal with one of the rebel groups. staying with south sudan, seven men accused of involvement in a coup attempt have been released from prison and flown to kenya. their deattention has been a sticking point in peace talks. we have this report from juba. >> the freed men were all smiles as they greeted kenya's president. he had been flown to the kenyan capital. >> i'm pleased to announce that the president of south sudan, his excellency, president salva kiir released to my custody seven of the 11 detainees held in his country. they are behind me. >> the release was pard of a broader agreement between riek machar, and

the blast will hit some southern cities with bitter cold, no doubt, 2014 is roaring in line a lion. >> this is a live look at sfo, nationwide a total of 5,000 flights were cancellinged this weekend, another 1500 tomorrow. san francisco international reports 66 flight kansas calculations and some delays because of the extreme weather weather. oakland, reports seven delays. >>> the war of words in the battle of the fate of 13-year-old jahi mcmarket is turning nasty. the family's attorney says everything is in place to move her to a new facility and the family wants to give jahi nutrientses so her brain can be at optimum efficiency. a hospital spokesman says it's a lie. >> this is a deceased young woman. no amount of food, medicine, medical machinery, time or hope is going to bring her back. it's wrong and unethical for mr. dolan to mislead the family and public there's any amount of hope for any food that could possibly bring back this deceased young woman. >> she was declared braindead last month following complications from snows throat surgery. >>> a plane crashes in an area known as

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fighters of the city of the insurgents to control there on friday and declared an islamic state let's go live to our several mukhtar as president of the u.k.'s arab lawyers association southern evening tear managed to take control of a city with a population of three hundred thousand people it appears reasonably easily what does it say about the state of security in the country it's actually disturbing how this information come percolate through the main media system because what's happening in. providence is that the people who have risen against maliki for the last year have suddenly now or have become accused of being al qaeda being and not being the be all those people which is and maliki is now sending troops to five people under the pretext that they are all he's fighting and he's getting support from the u.s. and indeed even from russia which is which is crazy to believe that maliki now at the same time applying the same policy which part of us have used buying some people in anbar and the satellite people and calling them the supporters of the regime when in fact the tribes the all the time and the army have been at. each end. at loggerheads with each other for the w

and let's say at the outset no one thinks southern cities can be expected to be as good at snow removal as cities like new york, chicago, or boston. however, it took exactly 2.6 inches of snow to paralyze this country's ninth largest city. the problem wasn't limited to atlanta, but it's a big urban area, the largest in the south. and everybody took to the roads at the same time right as the roads turned to ice. public officials got defensive in the immediate aftermath of the storm. some blamed the weather forecasters, all evidence to the contrary. well, today the governor of georgia chose to fall on his snow shovel. he apologized fully and to everyone for how this storm was handled, or better yet, mishandled. and tonight we have learned more about how it was allowed to get so bad so, out of hand so quickly. so we get that report tonight from nbc's tom costello in atlanta. hey, tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi there. in fact, we still have ice on the roads, brian. but it's starting to get a lot better. the traffic is improving. meanwhile, a lot of anger directed toward city and state o

. >> meanwhile the pakistani taliban killed a police officer in the southern city of karachi. he had faced threats for taking a tough stance on taliban fighters. he has this report. >> this is all that remains of a convoy carrying one of the pakistan's well-known police officers. he was killed when the car was ripped apart from the port city. he died after holding a news conference announcing the death of fighters. it was the ninth attempt on his life. from what we can see, the attack came from the left side. it was probably a suicide attack, and the vehicle was hit close on the driver's side. >> translation: he had a reputation for being a taliban hunter, he was called a brave officer. that made him a target. >> a taliban statement said the group took revenge for the killing of 30 fighters. he had been on the list for a long time. the police officer with a 30-year long career faced threats op a daily basis. two years ago his house was blown up. he had been shot at five times. it did not stop him being the first to arrive at blast sites. he was accused of extrajudicial killing

orleans right on up the coastline, there are watches and warnings posted tonight in a number of southern cities that are not equipped to deal with the snow and ice from this storm. 800 flights have been cancelled in advance from san antonio all the way to new york's la guardia. the haul hallmark of this winter thus far has been the reach of winter so far to the south. and up north where schools will also be closed tomorrow from pittsburgh north to st. paul, it has been a costly winter for those trying just to stay warm at home. we have both north and south covered tonight. first to john yang in chicago. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. chicago's temperature peaked at 6. that was at midnight. it has been falling ever since. right now it's 2 below here in chicago, on our way down to a forecast low of 11 below. >> we've just about had enough of this weather. >> reporter: already, chicago has had 16 days of sub-zero temperatures, more than double the average. and it is much the same across the midwest. in wisconsin, a rare glimpse of nature's beauty. for the first time in five

authorities said they have identified two suicide bombers responsible for attacks last month in the southern city volgograd. the blasts occurred on consecutive days. they killed 34 people and injured more than 80. the alleged bombers were among the dead. >>> some important economic figures from europe are out, and ron madison is here with the details on that. >> investors had a lot of data to digest today, gene. cpi data out of japan which is a huge focus. and all eyes really on the jobs situation in europe. so first to the eurozone we go where the labor market continued to flounder in december. the jobless rate was stuck at 12%. very close to a record high. the eu's statistics office euro statistic has released the jobless numbers for the 17-nation single currency bloc. from january latvia is included now among the members. spain's unemployment showed a slight improvement, following 0.3 percentage points to 25.8%. meanwhile the jobless rate in cyprus inched up 0.2 percentage points to 17.5%. for greece the latest available number was for october, and at that time it was 27.8%. up 0.1 percentage

. >> and the other truth is a lot of southern cities just can't keep the trucks and equipment on the payroll for snow removal all year long. al roker in the studio, thanks. >>> the day after the >>> the day after the state of the union address, president obama went on the road today and quickly made good on part of what he promised last night. at a u.s. steel plant near pittsburgh he signed a presidential memo to create the m.y.r.a. retirement program he mentioned in a speech last night. he said he would sign an executive order in coming weeks raising the minimum wage to over $10 for contract workers, starting salary at costco, by the way, $11.50 an hour. >>> and shortly after the president's address last night, members of congress quickly made their way to television cameras to respond to what they've just heard. but one of those interviews with a member of congress from new york ended with the congressman threatening the television reporter. we get the story tonight from our capitol hill correspondent, kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: on a night when hundreds of members of congress ru

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ward off the threat of attacks last month daily suicide bombings struck transport systems in the southern city of all the crowds. on thursday prime minister to maintain a dnf in state at a moscow station sitting trains for sochi. he requested officials to bolster security steps korean families separated since the war between north and south in sixty years ago may have lost a chance to see each other. officials in pyongyang rejected a call from the south can resume family re unions and they said that north korea's beatification committee sent the message to their counterparts in seoul. they turned down south korean president. one is called tearful reunions later this month. one reason they gave these cuts promised to work with other nations to keep pressing the noise to drop its nuclear program. and nowadays military exercises the south koreans plan to hold with the united states military is asking families can hold reunions in peace amid gunfire. the cia officials can talk together if the south koreans and ready to discuss proposals from the noise. analysts say that maybe a reference to pyongy

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with the dprk the chinese customs or partially destroyed six homes although he go hungry in the southern city of long ago went to pick up a bit of a stoplight on cctv new zine and when not painting a very warm welcome. and we begin with the conflict in south sudan peace talks aimed at ending the fighting have been delayed again. the government says it wants a ceasefire before negotiations begin and the rebels are demanding the release of political prisoners report cited the two sides have agreed on an agenda of official talks have yet to stop. the rebels canceled a press conference that was scheduled for some guy on the moon. meanwhile fighting continues in the strategic town of war and other parts of south sudan the category licence were joined by our correspondent second child a reason the ethiopian capital of a bomb with a peaceful is one supposed to get on the way on sunday. thanks for joining us at your own so that the negotiations between the governments of the rebels in south sudan the epistle of being delayed again what's the latest ritual hearing about the peaceful sound of a likely

russian authorities are tightening security in the southern city of sochi bear restricting access to the black sea resort one month before the winter olympics gets underway. police have set up extra checkpoints around the olympic venue they stay there barring any vehicles that don't have local registration from entering the city authorities have installed metal detectors and bag each check gates at the airport and train stations. police and military vessels are also patrolling the black sea to ensure safety at waterfront arenas two bombings last month killed thirty four people and volvo grand about seven hundred km northeast of sochi the government has to keep about one hundred thousand police and soldiers on high alert until the olympics and in march. the united states has been hit by its coldest weather in about twenty years the big chill has caused at least four deaths. the severe cold as gripped much of the us midwest since last week temperatures are ten to twenty degrees below the seasonal average. monday afternoon in chicago so the merc saw the mercury dropped to minus twenty f

following serious construction delays football's world governing body has told officials in the southern brazilian city that they have until fabric the eighteenth to prove that they can get when you read the faith of the fun of the government have promised to inject an extra twelve million euros to help speed up the block. we come to the deep woods with safety nice to see the progress and called the son of where we are going in and that for what he's putting in place today. we met and talked to fall into the well being the stadium with a wealth of living god. the stadium is having a kick to second place according to local media. but it's not just a few delays that are causing concern improvements to brazil's air force and transportation i'll also be on schedule as the country prepares to host the tournament for the first time since nineteen fifty make the military is facing a minimum five day battle to big challenge for the english football association for making it to the ultimate turn up for me the game last month. the former frozen slush to make a gesture which is widely regarded as big and use them

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korea armed robbery disease prevention of party said tuesday that the suspect at the park in the southern city of town that inspite of the province has been infected with tb and the ones out. their suspicions proved to be the first case of aei outside of quilting and one counties. the source of the recent eight outbreaks and it would mean that the risk of bird scaring the virus to other places asking rates. with that in mind the ministry of agriculture food and rural affairs announced tuesday that all doubts within a three kilometer radius of the infected farms will be called. that's a much wider area than the five hundred meter radius said earlier but for now the order excludes chicken. during the day authorities confirmed that the number of poultry farms and polite and quiet on the task of infected with the highly pathogenic age five and a strain of tb and the ones that has risen to four. the c strain of the virus was confirmed in a group of wild ducks found dead in the reservoir in europe poultry farm in court and on monday. officials say this as well as several more suspicious cases includ

autonomous region they demanded twenty years ago fresh and frozen flattery or two she has visited the southern city of boulder for us to honor the victims of the twin suicide bombings which killed at least thirty four people on the trolley bus and a train station last week two day visit to hospital as victims and place flowers at the sight of one of the bombings. any meeting with the interior ministry and pledge that he will find a way to make precious eight amid rising fears of further attacks less than six weeks from the start of the winter olympics and saatchi. putin has heightened security nationwide with more than five thousand police and interior troops mobilize the suspect in december twenty ninth street station bombing in kabul to choke in is a russian man who converted to islam and joined the ranks of dykes any militants suspected involvement of converts to islam the russian attacks signals duration jihadist be on the muslim province of chechnya and die discover that the aggression from the moscow suburbs dimitri so below is also suspected of constructing a suicide belt set up by his daugh

attacks but officials with the health ministry's seattle's to five battalions fighting in the southern city of surprise and other places most egyptians expand the competition will be approved because of the composition boycotts in the eye. japanese prime minister seems a law that has wrapped up his tour of the middle east and africa even single minded court to block mozambique and ethiopia during a weeklong trip. they can count this means that by speaking with representatives of the african union in the ethiopian capital. add the sound of a. canada's plan to double down the middle and say that i then sent it to two million dollars he said japanese companies doing business in africa will help with job training and provide technology. he said he had sailed contribute to sustainable economic rents abizaid he gained support during his two airplanes policy of pro active and passive visit the sites in japan a more active leader in ensuring peace around the world. bushnell will try the new week to set up a nibble the perfect diet old collegians that japan will contribute more effectively due to gl

notes in russia after the bombings in volgograd russian president vladimir putin traveled to the southern city devastated by two explosions that killed thirty four and left many more wounded and tragic events there prompted the president to rewrite his annual new year address as he pledged that the nation will fight terrorism to the end it was also the first time he reached out to the nation not only from the kremlin but also to the flood stricken city of how about all those where he also marked the new year with those left without homes because of the disaster there. was nice but then you rush there's always stood united in face of trials that argue that we are friends and we mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we view and we will continue to fight these terrorists with determination that i.d.'s the resolve and commitment until they are all gone with the idea we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that the president already laid flowers a

notes in russia after the bombings in volgograd that led to me appear to have travelled to the southern city devastated by two explosions which code essential and left many more injured and let's go live to margaret how will that. margaret so what do you know about the president's agenda that. well president putin has arrived in volgograd and he has had a very busy morning he laid flowers at the site of the latest blast on monday an explosion that ripped through a trolley bus during rush hour whoknows also taking a tour of one of the hospitals here where many of the wounded are being treated he was briefed on their condition and met them personally wishing each of them a fast recovery and a happy new year the president also held a meeting with the heads of the federal security service and emergency committee on their current terror activities but the tragic events unfolded broad where we're on putin's mind however even before the new year as he rewrote that annual address to the nation pledging to fight terrorism till the very end and he was speaking for the first time not from him. outside

have killed six police officers and wounded another in two separate attacks in pakistan in the southern city of karachi three policemen died when a hand grenade was thrown at their patrol car gunman later opened fire on another vehicle he has been the scene of similar shootings in the past most of them blamed on militants. up next the story of the doctors who throw their hippocratic oath out the window and get involved in torture. maybe also reflected the massive surveillance operation that is going on when we're talking about defending against terrorism which ultimately i think is it's is a catch twenty two right because you don't want to take a program away that is saving people and creating a safer environment but at the same time you know i truly believe that we all have a right to enter that freedom i believe we shouldn't be surveilled except for a. right to see. first strike. and i think the true. on our reporters. instrument. the abu ghraib pictures raise the question where were the doctors while this was going on either they directly witnessed the abuse or they witnessed the conseque

happiest of notes for russia after the bombings in volgograd president vladimir putin traveled to the southern city devastated by two explosions that killed thirty four people and left scores wounded the tragic events there prompted the president to rewrite his annual new year address and pledge to the nation to fight terrorism till the end i am in the far east it was also the first time that putin at all reached out to the country from somewhere other than the kremlin he was in the city of how about all this time that was hit by massive flooding that affected russia's far east last year he marked the new year with those left without a home because of the natural disaster. of a nice but then you russia there's always stood united in face of trial that argued that we are friends and we mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we've yet and we will continue to fight these terrorists with determination but i do use the resolve and commitment until they are all gone with my dear we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will

news of the week's top stories from our southern russian city of borders the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with a dozen still in hospital r.t. brings you the story of the youngest survivors a three month old baby still thankfully claim to life after losing a mother. french military contingent fails to step away from bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. out of control and of course an end of the central african republic. to control this violence. medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state even hospitals and doctors now becoming targets to. spirit sees a continent wide rise of far right groups as the financial crisis undermines public trust in government forcing people to look maybe for. making them sick sparkle we report on the does a limitation system that's ready to inspire audiences at the forthcoming. good morning from here moscow this morning just after midnight here now to the weekly a roundup of the top stories of the last seven days and first th

day's news the week's top stories from on to the southern russian city of volgograd continues to mourn the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens of survivors still in hospital we bring you the story this hour of one of them a nine year old girl and life were saved by a stranger. a french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis this situation is literally out of control in the coffin and of the central african republic is not capable to patrol this violence talks to the aid group doctors without borders this hour going about the carnage ravaging the state right now as even hospitals are medics are becoming targets also making your lympics we report to on what does the illumination system really to inspire audiences of the winter. good morning live from moscow is kevin owen here at r.t. international this morning this is a weekly roundup of the big stories that shape the past seven days and first the start of the new year was marred with loss for

day's news and this week's top stories here on our teeter national the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens of injured people still in hospital party brings you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl whose life was saved by a stranger. french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic as the u.n. raises the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. this equation is literally out of control in the fulfillment of the central african republic is not capable to control this violence r.t. talks to medical brigade october's without borders about the carnage ravaging the state as even hospitals and doctors become targets. europe sees a rise of far right groups across the region as a financial crisis undermines public trust and governments are forcing people to look for alternatives. and the bright minds working on bright lights will report on their one of a kind of illumination system set up by engineers for the winter olympics in sochi . to start the internat

national football ground mourns the thirty four victims of two explosions that rocked the southern russian city with dozens still in hospital including a critically injured baby at a nine year old girl brings you their stories. french military contingent fails to stand a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic as the u.n. raises the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there the situation is literally out of control in the fulfilment of the central african republic is most capable to control this for islands r.t. talks to medical group doctors without borders about the karna drab edging the sting as even hospitals and doctors become targets. europe sees a rise of far right groups across the region as a financial crisis undermines public trust in government forcing people to look for alternatives. and drive minds working on ride lights and report on a one of a kind elimination system set up by engineers for the winter olympics in sochi. what you are here the national coming to live from the russian capital i'm marina welcome to the program the beginning of the new year wa

grace means the week's top stories from the southern russian city of oak grove forms the thirty four victims into terror attacks. it doesn't still in hospital on the brink of the story of the youngest surviving without the three month old baby still fun and it tasted like. after losing a mother but the contingent failed to stem a wave of bloodshed that the central african republic to the un embracing the mom of a looming humanitarian crisis that. see i was taught at the front of the santo african republic is not favorable to learn to control the science. aunty told the medical group dubbed the board is about the comic ravaging the state has even hospitals and doctors that are becoming targets said plus the european continent wide wife of bob white group says the financial crisis of the month of the trusting government forcing people to let my people typically don't sweat. like you hit the spot report this out to god the elimination system is ready to inspire audiences about the forthcoming so she went into this. new doctor this morning to stuff the big night in the weekly roundup of

new orleans is just one of several major southern cities in the cold weather bull's-eye.cy conditions made travel in houston treacherous. >> most are listening to the news as far as staying home. >> reporter: this is the same storm system that's pummeled the northwest. michigan, illinois and the dakotas dealing with heavy snow, brutally cold temperatures and powerful winds. it's so bd, schools are closed again in minneapolis, milwaukee and chicago. have you done any homework today? >> no. >> reporter: have you had fun today? >> yes. >> reporter: in the wind city, temperatures were below zero. >> it's lower than 20 out here. >> reporter: flights have been canceled, more than 660 of them in chicago. there's been a record demand for natural gas. and dozens of states have declared an emergency. there has been measurable snow, 17 times in new orleans since 1853. today windchills in pittsburgh could reach 30 below. and much of the south, people are being asked to brace for power outages for a few days. keep in mind, anne-marie, there's two months of winter left. thank you so mu

the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens still in hospital r.t. brings you the story of the youngest survivor this hour a three month old baby who still claim to life thankfully after losing a mother in a bomb. french military contingent fails to step away from the bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis that. is literally out of control in the coffin and of the central african republic is not capable to control this violence talks to medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state needing hospitals and doctors becoming targets now themselves. europe sees a rise in far right groups across the region as the financial crisis undermines public trust in government forcing people to look for alternatives we explore. the bright minds working on very bright lights we report on a one of a kind of elimination system that's been set up by engineers for those winter olympics in sochi. hello there very good evening from kevin an

country health ministry officials say the violence in some words of the capital cairo and the southern city of seoul fog has left at least nine people dead and forty two wounded. is the most part it's about the present moment forcing the muslim brotherhood had called for nationwide demonstrations to protest the vote. local media said an explosion occurred near a polling station outside cairo. those despite tight security after class the previous day the authorities have deployed more than two hundred thousand security troops. members of the military backed interim government rest of the revised constitution after suspending the one passed under more see the new charter increases the political influence of the military which overthrew morrissey last july. the two day referendum closes on wednesday night. it is likely to result in the constitution's approval as many people are. many people who oppose that have boycotted the vote. some workers in japan could have a bit more money to spend for the first time in six years leaders of the japan business federation or a down day are encouraging com

the russian president of the email person has visited over grabbed the southern city reeling from two suicide attacks this week. he said at a meeting with security heads and officials from the interior ministry that there could be no justification for such crimes against civilians especially against women and children his comments come as the death toll from the bombings. roy is two thirty four. our correspondent danny i'd die of reports from moscow police involved in drug have detained dozens of people falling to suicide bombing attacks on sunday and monday possibly give reports able to run remains of a higher security alerts. two years patrolling the streets is the venue for weeks according to state media reports the death toll has risen to at least thirty four several people succumb to their injuries overnight dozens of the wounded remain in bulk about hospitals summit been transported to hospital for treatment and education. president but when has tightened security across the country. his new year's eve address to the russian people who vowed to fight the terrorists quote until t

day's news in the week's top stories from the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens of injured people still in hospital we bring you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl his life was saved by a stranger. a french military contingent fails to step away from bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis their. control and of course in and of the central african republic is more capable to control this violence talks to medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging mistake as even hospitals and doctors become targets now. europe sees the rise of far right groups across the region as the financial crisis undermines public trusting government forcing people to look for alternatives. the bright minds working on bright lights were pulled in a one of a kind elimination system that's been set up by engineers for those winter olympics in sochi. hello my name is kevin irwin this is r.t.d. watching the weekly a roundup of the

the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens still in hospital brings you the story of the youngest survivor a three month old baby still clings to life after losing her mother and little. french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. out of control in the coffin and of the central african republic is not capable to control this fight r.t. talks to medical group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state is even hospitals and doctors now become. europe sees a rise of far right groups across the region as the financial crisis undermines public trust in government forcing people to look for alternatives. and the bright minds working on bright lights we report this hour on one of a kind elimination system that's been set up by engineers for the winter olympics in sochi. we're getting here is kevin owen here with a weekly roundup of the top stories that shape the last seven days for