but he we have future presidents ph or prime ministers or future state duma deputies most of them in this group our country has always been a reach in telling to people. really. you know we're going to deal with you you know we're out of time no uniform capital no not at all. the i phone that steve jobs gave you does it still work it works i give it to my son. talking about your son how is he doing. like the. u.s. and has he chosen a profession maybe has plans for the future is he going to celebrate the new years well. as a jew to his family or his friends and well since we started talking about my son if he got the attention of the federal channel bosses he's fifteen years old and so he celebrates the new year together with us and i'm very happy because i don't have that much time that i can devote to him this will be very nice and sweet to me which he has for his hobby is there the same like with everybody else seem his age and he supports books i hope education but i don't know what he will do you view in the future we have some ideas but i don't want to talk about them and this w

lavrov was more than optimistic over there we hope the new treaty will have the support of the state duma we think all necessary prerequisites for that have been met implementing this treaty will contribute to the security of our country and huge national stability that will contribute to nuclear nonproliferation and help our relations with the united states and the rest of the world before the now we have the first results coming from the state duma the lower chambre of the lower house of the russian parliament which said yes to these treaty to the court document in its first meeting in the first voting which took place today three hundred feet to vote three hundred fifty deputies said yes steve against fifty eight the plan to cut the arsenals up post the treaty itself well it seems like a good start for new start in russia there will be two more sessions at the state duma and also the federation council but we expect they will take place katra the new year holiday see us senate approved their education resolution a very controversial document in russia's view which they believe contradi

budget over the goal we hope the new treaty will have the support of the state duma we think all necessary prerequisites for that have been met implementing this treaty will contribute to the security of our country and international stability that will contribute to nuclear nonproliferation and help our relations with the united states and the rest of the world before. the russian parliament says it needs time to address the wording of the u.s. ratification resolution why is that. well despite indeed despite both sides promised that rid of occasion in their countries would be a synchronous last minute the u.s. senate approved the education resolution a very controversial document in russia's view which they believe contradicts the preamble of the agreement because at the ass insult the treaty and the essence of the treaty is that there should be a balance between the fancy weapons and the defensive capabilities of the parties to the treaty and these resolutions says in particular that a new new treaty new start should not contain the u.s. anti missile programs development and of course ru

will be the results of these first session of the bus to reading which is now taking place at the state duma and perhaps by the end of the day will know what are the common solve the russian state deputies to these major red grammont and what they called these controversial ready geisha resolution away and whether they'll be russia's on so to that all right we'll check back in with you for that artistic catarina groucho reporting live from outside the state duma. dimitri medvedev or former democratic party strategist and white house insider robert winner says he's glad that many republicans finally realized the treaty would make the world a safer place one of the debates that made no sense was the republicans saying that it wouldn't when this allows inspections on both sides and that's really what counts as reagan always said trust but verify and this treaty gives a very strong verification apparatus it was an amazing development that the president would get seventy one votes when only sixty seven were required for the supermajority and the reason for that is finally the republicans have dec

our country and beds where i think we have the future presidents future prime ministers future state duma day. vs our country has always been a reach she would tell him that people on the poland. deal to someone they're much completionist the most dramatic event of this year was the events at the village of course shelves. or. russia as we know we've seen many occasions this year in russian and in russia where our citizens are. stuck between officials on one side and gangs are glass crime on the other side of the structures official structures who pressurize our citizens as a circus show stand there was the story and it was for styling the arrest of the mayor and girls how do we fight that. this is a very important subject and i'm grateful to you for raising it if we all remember what happened in one thousand nine hundred dead time i didn't work for the government will i was just living in petersburg and many of us at the time had the impression that up there at the federal level which you can from quite often all sorts of people work including criminals and if they penetrated the state d

united states and the rest of the world will for now we have the first results coming from the state duma the lower chambre of the lower house of the russian parliament which said yes to these treaty to the court document in its first meeting in the first voting which took place today three hundred feet to vote three hundred fifty deputies said here state against fifty eight the plan to cut the arsenals up post the treaty itself well it seems like a good start for new start in russia will be two more sessions at the state duma and also the federation council but we expect they will take place after the new year holidays the us senate approved at the rate of vacation resolution a very controversial document in russia's view which they believe contradicts the preamble of the agreement and these resolutions says a particular a new new trade a new start should not contain the u.s. anti missile programs development and of course russia will be studying the docket the document carefully with regard to the u.s. missile defense plans especially close to russia's borders at the moment the u.s. pla

now is russia's turns around for the new treaty first the lower house of parliament the state duma has to vote on it then the upper house the federal chamber as opposed to before the president can sign it and we could soon see this process starting as soon as tomorrow even because today already this afternoon russia has received the documents from the u.s. senate the ratification documents they need to look over before the voting can begin but i need to look over these to check the terms and conditions are as they were agreed upon the check there as they expect them to be and if they are which they assume they will be then they think that the voting could begin tomorrow that's what the state duma spokesman said today and then as for the opportunity with the federal council they say they want to begin discussions tomorrow maybe even vote on it as well tomorrow if the voting by the lower chamber is done in time certainly get that voting done by the new year and so what they see is russia really pushing through this ratification process you want to do this is fast as possible because all

of course i did think about it and actually some bills that are currently considered in the state dumaworry me she did by me i think a year ago i started thinking about that and i instructed that with the shoes of the minister of the interior to prepare a bill and now this bill is in the state duma this bill will limit the use of your against another traumatically weapons in the world they will be. weighted but with firearms to a greater degree because it's so obvious when those guns are used to close range they can be lethal with you bill so in these sense. regulations for air against should be the same as for all firearms if we can but the most possibly we need to ban them altogether we need to consider the situation and if you look at the situation with the crime at the moment even though it's really going to some of these cases are high prof law still the majority of crimes are committed with firearms knives and putting in that you do other weapons but with a good. we just have this separate category now person can put in a little eerie gun in his pocket. and here too he feels like

worked in russian politics for more than a decade they're also renowned politicians outside the state duma some may say they're prominent and others may not well they are famous too by the. such famous politicians as mystic as young of mist and software still amount of mystic as part of their well known politicians usually people have different attitudes towards them they have so to say their own electorate but they're also public figures but the greatest resource is the resource we don't talk about that these are talented people from our country that's where future presidents prime ministers and deputies are now our country has a lot of time and money to. say things in an official political system is one thing but at the same time street politics is being promoted having most disastrous consequences as we have recently seen you said that we must not allow such a mass happening on the streets and on the whole it worked could you tell me if a police response is enough in a situation like this. after the cheerio. the answer is obvious of course not the police must work precisely quickly and

ratification of this new treaty as soon as tomorrow actually because both chambers of parliament the state duma the lower chamber and the other chamber the federal council very keen to start the voting process but it all depends on what amendments have been made to by the u.s. senate to the ratification document is called the ratification resolution it's in the hands of russian legislators now we have learned there are some amendments we don't know how significant they are and it all depends on that significance because that is the deal breaker right tomorrow we'll go to the state duma they'll study it and see if those terms and conditions set by the us are the ones that they originally agreed on if they're not it's a very significant changes then they may not end up ratifying it at all if they're minor changes then they could end up voting on it tomorrow not just them but also the federal council because both houses of parliament are very keen to push this but a vacation drew as soon as possible and so is president of yet if he can hope both houses problems would do that as soon as possible an

which they assume they will be then they think that the voting could begin tomorrow that's what the state duma spokesman said today and as for the opportunity with the federal council they say they want to begin discussions tomorrow maybe even vote on it as well tomorrow if the voting by the lower chamber is done in time certainly get that voting done by the new year and so this is russia really pushing through this ratification process he wants to do this is fast as possible because all along russia and the u.s. is certainly have said that the ratification process is for both countries will be synchronized because they want to show that was the both countries are together on this and setting an example together now we're going to hear from the foreign minister russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov on this ratification process you were just because you don't see as the president agreed ratification will be synchronized we have passed all the hearings of the committees of the state duma nationalisation council meets a foreign ministry has kept lawmakers informed on the senate plans for its ra

lawmakers the state duma russia's lower house of parliament voted in favor of the treaty and is likely to ratify it after new year holidays agreement will face further review before the final vote start will slash the deployed russian and american nuclear arsenals by a third once the.

be received by the state duma any minute now and the vote to ready for a new start to start as early as tomorrow in the lower chamber of the russian follow months and weeks that the document will be passed over to the federation council next week or the first days after the new year all the days in russia russian foreign ministry today said that they. applauded the decision by the us senate to approve such a crucial document and of course it was a tremendous victory for both sides for look at the good of this because you don't you see you know as the president agreed ratification will be synchronized we have passed all the hearings in the committees of the state duma and federation council the foreign ministry has kept lawmakers informed on the senate plans for its ratification resolutions this is very important because each text depends what wording our legislators will use in the russian ratification law although we are aware of the contents of the u.s. resolution we still don't have the official text but in any case we're ready to consider it a soon as the state duma session is ca

lawmakers the state duma the lower house.

and the federation council must approve it and as early as a anytime soon here at the state duma the first deliberations could start.

and the federation council must approve it and as early as a anytime soon here at the state duma the first deliberations could start the treaty will cost through three readings the fust rate being the voting on the first reading on the actual text of the treaty will take place to date for during the sessions russian lawmakers makos could come up with their amendments to the treaty but this will most likely have an option new year from the very beginning it was clear that the timing of the procedural brush is a really big ation of a lot you need to pound on the wording of the so-called were to pick a should resolution which the u.s. senate approved last minute the document in particular us says that neil stock should not contain the u.s. and to me sell programs development is what you of course russian lawmakers will seriously consider the document which was pushed through by republican john mccain who is widely known as one of the most regular opponents of preparation long with russia even stunned russian limit lawmakers could also come out with their demands of most of the main

treaty and they'll be no delays the attacks will be handed over to the russian parliament to the state duma and to the federation council we each will vote already. they both are promising that it could be done simultaneously. because the it is because it. has the president agreed ratification will be synchronized we have passed all the hearings in the committees of the state duma and federation council the foreign ministry has kept lawmakers informed on the senate plans for its ratification resolutions this is very important because each text depends what wording our legislators will use in the russian ratification mean for. washington comes down mosco the best resolution is a political document for the united states that it aims to calm down republicans which had some fears that new start coud damage america's defense capabilities and these resolutions in particular seals. president obama's commitment to a twenty five billion dollars ten year plan to modernize the existing their remaining nuclear weapons there are several obstacles riding the treaties approval in the u.s. senate tell us m

those names with a camel but mention such distinguished people as heads of the factions of our state duma and indeed they are well known politicians and there's no irony in my words these are people who have worked in russian politics for more than a decade they're also renowned politicians outside the state duma some may say they're prominent and others may not well they are famous to such famous politicians as mystic as young of mr and so of mr lamont of mystic as part of their well known politicians usually people have different attitudes towards them they have so to say their own electorate but they're also public figures but the greatest resource is the resource we don't talk about but that these are talented people from our country that's where future presidents prime ministers and deputies are now our country has a lot of talent but he took you. by key you still say things in official political system is one thing but at the same time. street politics is being promoted having most disastrous consequences as we have recently seen you said that we must no allow such a mass happening

from outside the state duma thanks for that report. dimitri medvedev says barack obama has certainly deserved his vacation for pushing the ratification of the start treaty through the senate and as i knew a meeting with you has of the country's main t.v. channels the russian president also called for more opposition voices to be heard in the country for more on this we're joined live by beliefs go with more so or you know what were the key events in the world that aroused the most interest airing this interview. well that of course the start treaty was the very first question that i was asked to the russian president by the heads of russia's major t.v. channels and the russian president demonstrated his demonstrated the fact that he is very pleased with the outcome and he actually had a message for the american president. barack obama was with to push the storm through the. student very difficult circumstances the treaty will become to look cool most of security in the world in the coming years it's easy to work with him he keeps his p

to do much else the russian foreign ministry was actively involved in this approach says in the state duma and in the federation council during those hearings we presented our programs hearings with thing he said information concerning various positions in the u.s. senate concerning soon that is the news that some amendments to the read if you geisha in resolution this is an important aspect of the whole process but because we still haven't seen. the final text for obvious reasons this will have sure this will affect what amendments are parliamentarians will make sure to all right if occasion resolution last year as i said if we haven't seen the text yet we can shirts and if it's have the general idea of what it contains but so is the final text will be formulated according to senator procedures a new wave that we're ready to participate in the state duma hearings as soon as it takes place a last minute u.s. senators added this medication resolution to the main script of the new strategic arms reduction treaty and of course the russian side will hop to sea and studied calculate before the

era coins was well received in poland as well as the last statement on the cult in crime by the state duma however due to the level of mistrust that has been growing the millions of poles themselves whether the changes that we are facing now other strategic the permanent ones or whether these are only tactical just levels of arsenic is a. so the president of egypt of the most high thing was me if we want the changes to come we do it not only for the polish people but also for the russian citizens this is a two way road that it is up to us and in fact it should be a strategic choice and not a tactical decision aimed at achieving some the goals of the you know what i consider to be the problem in polish russian relations and has some aspects of relations of our country with others the whole set of historical problems and tragedies it's one of them a really terrible tragedy is the catton tragedy because i think that our time in the russian federation is to tell the truth about it and with the state duma adopted a statement on this issue very important statement it's absolutely o.-v. a soup co

ratification of this new treaty as soon as tomorrow actually because both chambers of parliament the state duma the lower chamber and the other chamber the federal council very keen to start the.

they must study the ratification resolution in detail before approving the treaty the country's state duma chairman says if the senate document doesn't alter the text of the deal.

offering for the state duma parliament to. to to build up a new law a new law which can restrict. information which our children can use from using internet which can restrict the negative information which can then which our children missa to ration and the new amendments will he have to do. to introduce them for our parliament because in. such difficult and such charge situation with. criminal activities in the internet we cannot be sure about the future of our children service all russian regions have a child with mind of what it will know for certain no because we still have only fifty eight children's rights commissioners in our region but. i am sure and i hope in the beginning because next year to follow on eleven will have in each region of the children's rights commissioner because it's very important institute this is the institute which can be. system building institute which can connect with different. minister is a different state federal and subject for two years and to make a system of children's protection rights once again going back to the state of the nation addr

species of arms reduction treaty or start was approved by both the russian and american lawmakers the state duma the lower house of russia's parliament.

study the ratification resolution in detail before approving the treaty themselves the country's state duma chairman says if the senate document doesn't alter the text of the deal voting could happen on friday. has more from near the kremlin. not to officially say.

offering for the state duma parliament to. do to build up a new law which can restrict. information which children can use for missing the internet which can restrict the negative information which can the damage our children. and the new amendments here have to do. to introduce them for our parliament because in. such difficult and such charge situation with. criminal activities in the internet we cannot be sure about the future of all children service all russian regions have a child and what's meant. fortunately because we still have only fifty eight children's rights commissioner us in our region but. i'm sure i hope in the beginning to go. next year falls on eleven we'll hear. of the children's rights commission because it's a very important institute this is easy to see which can be. system building is to which. different. minister is a different state fair and subject. and to make a system of children's protection but once again going back to the state of the nation address. there prioritized children access to medicine but i mean given precious scale it's a very