speer bank says its rates have been belorussian privatisation sales aiming saying crease its presence and c.i.s. countries at a meeting with prime minister spread bank c.e.o. have monographs said russia's biggest lender had already created an investment company in belarus spare bank plans to finance the activities of major as the prizes and construction of commercial property as well as attract other investors a credit line exceed seven hundred million dollars well i've used limits on the two point eight billion dollars. and that's it for now i'll be back with more in about fifteen and i struck up. a little bit with. the. i am. i am i am. i am just. if. prices. move from funds to. meet for instance nazi. hunger for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in indonesia g.'s available in the ground shirts and media for child the rich culture that's how. the children live millennium hotel in china you can see sensors helmet.

i want to say thank-you to supervisor campos for helping speer had this hearing, and his staff bringing together the facility and foreign tonight. -- forum tonight. [applause] secondly, when the public or police here and the supervisor or elected official decry the fact that they want to see more police, and i was someone who went out on a limb by this, much to the chagrin of many in the force, by saying, "get out of their cars and get to know the public." it was not meant to be punishment. it was actually a compliment. we wanted to see more of a relationship between sfpd and the community, so it would foster the relationship that had been absent in areas that people, i think, were craving. the way i think some people within the department or culture of the department think that what policing is a luxury it -- that mystifies me. i know there are other cities who do not. i am hoping that here tonight we will be able to figure out what is the sweet spot that helps to identify community policing that also is able to be supported by the resources of staffing and the budgetary resources, so

speer would have walked four time former champions spain are overwhelming favorites to make the last of their returning the all doubts it will be a vote for that. final. because a few weeks ago. it would be. for sure is a. sure going to be a difficult. now ukraine's boxing champion but gore has once again four on down the gauntlet to fellow champion david haye saying there is hardly any way the britain can wriggle out of a fight without losing his dignity they w.b.c. have a way belle helder spoke at a loss he was holding in key of the helm here on taking the punch or two from the kids who turned out for the clinic which corey is one of a few possible opponents for haye while his younger brother is also on the shortlist hey he's planning to retire on his thirty first birthday on the thirteenth of october and the w.b. champion wants to fight on july the second both klitschko brothers have bowed scale before that but the tally is still raring to go against hate. david haye has a few cell phone to call him and he will not escape with his lame excuses. to have a circle time to. police doe

speer being released very strong two thousand and ten net profit figures which came in about six percent ahead of consensus and well above the creatures forecasts of the company also announced plans to roll over depository receipts program which is going to make the stock a lot more investable by a lot of long only investors in north america and in continental europe but in terms of winners we also see street today in the steel companies helped by the strong industrial output data for us for february on the losing side we see gazprom misspeaking a pause after having had a great run last week the stock was up more than seven percent helped by the big improvement in european gas prices. michael. that's all we have time for now join the last on one last time for more business stories here on r.t. and get more from our web site archie dot com slash business. the old. the be. thank. you are.

. >> reporter: the bridge a speers concert has proved here to the pacific auditorium to to weather concerns. she was originally scheduled to perform a outside summer are disappointed she will be holding her concert there the doors opened here at the auditorium at 1030 than the concert starts at noon. concertgoers must have a ticket master receipt in order to see the performance. the first phase of the jury selection in the involuntary murder charges against michael jackson will start. in person christenings and opening statements what happened tell may but the judge agreed to start the written process to make a speedy trial requirements conrad murray is accused of negligence in giving him a legal those of drugs and other such as that may have led to his death. coming up we are watching the weather is causing problems around the bay area and up and talk may live look in san leandro to lanes are shut down due to flooding. will you back in 60 seconds. >> justine: we continue our coverage of the wet weather jackie sissel is live where there is some heavy rainfall, that seems to be what you're d

mcmast, speer focus the right attention on this very, very challenging element that can erode the verynstitutions to which we need to transition if, again, these are criminals, they're breaking the law, they have political protection in some respects, and they're not just acting as individuals. they are part of networks. and president karzai sees these and he wants to deal with them. when he heard that evidence and his surgeon general, for example, he fired him on the spot. in a subsequent previous briefing between an afghan parter and general mcmaster. he did the same with the afghan national military hospital, when he heard what they were doing and how derelict in their duty and frankly immoral in failing their moral obligation to their soldiers. so, again, i think at times we have to listen better. what he says is understandable about civilian casualties. we cannot harm the people that we are there to help protect. and we have to protect them from all civilian casualties, not just those at our hands or those of our afghan partners, but those of the insurgents as well. so i think tha

mcmast, speer focus the right attention on this very, very challenging element that can erode the verynstitutions to which we need to transition if, again, these are criminals, they're breaking the law, they have political protection in some respects, and they're not just acting as individuals. they are part of networks. and president karzai sees these and he wants to deal with them. when he heard that evidence and his sueon general, for example, he fired him on the spot. in a subsequent previous briefing betwe an afghan parter and general mcmaster. he did the same with the afghan national military hospital, when he heard what they were doing and how derelict in their duty and frankly immoral in failing their moral obligation to their soldiers. so, again, i think at times we have to listen better. what he says is understandable about civilian casualties. we cannot harm the people that we are there to help protect. and we have to protect them fom all civilian casualties, not just those at our hands or those of our afghan partners, but those of the insurgents as well. so i think that's h

. >> hell loy, i'm -- hello, i'm david speers.ver the next half hour, we'll bring you highlights of the parliament. over the start of the year, the government renewed commitments on climate change announcing fresh plans to put a price on carbon, starting with a carbon tax next year and trading to an emissions trading scheme. the opposition is opposed warning this will drive up power bills and cost jobs. during this latest sitting, the government renewed sittings to multiculturism after some criticism, the government argues that multiculturism in this country is working. amidst reports that the opposition is concerned about the muslims integrating in an australian society. ♪ ♪ >> my question is for the minister on climate change. i refer the minister to revolutions up to $113 million, credits invalidated because they have been in store by improperly credit dated, poorly installed, or because of the panels involved. will the minister institute any independent investigation and what will the minister do to address the government's ch

mcmast, speer focus the right attention on this very, very challenging element that can erode the verynstitutions to which we need to transition if, again, these are criminals, they're breaking the law, they have political protection in some respects, and they're not just acting as individuals. they are part of networks. and president karzai sees these and he wants to deal with them. when he heard that evidence and his surgeon general, for example, he fired him on the spot. in a subsequent previous briefing between an afghan parter and general mcmaster. he did the same with the afghan national military hospital, when he heard what they were doing and how derelict in their duty and frankly immoral in failing their moral obligation to their soldiers. so, again, i think at times we have to listen better. what he says is understandable about civilian casualties. we cannot harm the people that we are there to help protect. and we have to protect them from all civilian casualties, not just those at our hands or those of our afghan partners, but those of the insurgents as well. so i think tha

they have not been at the tip of the american speer or imposed from outside. all that being said, i hope that we can find success working with the international community to take as aggressive and swift action as possible. it is just excruciating to watch the libyan people attacked by their own government with all the powerful machinery of the libyan military. it's just devastating and tragic to watch. i think this period is one of the most promising potentially that we've seen in decades with the transition that's going on in the middle east and north africa, and what happens in the next couple years may be something as moe mentous as the collapse of the soviet union and the legacy of this administration may have as much to do with this as anything else and maybe a lot more. the success of what's begun in tunisia and egypt i think is such an enormous priority. in terms of underminding al-qaeda narrative, what happens in those countries may eclipse significance of anything what happened in iraq with much less cost of life and treasure, so i'm all in favor of w