i am in switzerland, and mommy is in germany as well".nd finally he gave her the passport, and-- - and so you had this wonderful reunion on the other side. - a reunion at linz, and we went to switzerland and spent a few months there. - and when you came to america-- north america--you started your engineering concern. what fascinates me is you rose to the top very quickly. you worked with wernher von braun on the atlas rocket--i mean, not immediately, but you-- - when i came to canada, i established my company in 1950 in january. this was my first year of operations, and the name was velan engineering, and my first product which i brou was a revolutionary design of a steam trap, and when i came in i had already a catalogue in english--a very, very elaborate catalogue. it was a revolutionary invention. - you have 26 patents to your name, i believe. - during the period until-- my latest patent was issued in 2001 in the us and worldwide. - and why are your products so good? why are they so essential? the us navy uses practically only that fo

and italy and then switzerland where he applies to the second best college at the time and he flunks the examination. not in math i may say or physics but he's not very good in languages it takes him a year and he finally gets into the new missouri polytechnic. they're being the rubble and the nonconformist, the one who defied authority he is able to take off all three of the major professor who teach him. the great heinrich webber, the physics professor doesn't teach maxwell's equations and einstein quits going and then doesn't call him professor, he calls him weber, which is considered degrading so weber feels alienated from him. the lab instructor, the physics laboratory instructor, einstein was never a great experimentalist, that's why he was the dearest. he goes into the lab and of course he tears up the instructions one day says he can do it better and blows something up so he had to get stitches in his hand. he put him on probation from the lab, and then minkowski, the great math professor, once again, we have a guy who puts into writing albert einstein is the lazy dog and not

or to discuss this are now joined live from switzerland by anthony while he's founder and chief editor of the online magazine the daily girl dot com well the west as long been concerned about nuclear materials getting into the wrong hands terrorists and rogue states but many would claim that the problem that they've really overlooked is the safety of atomic power would you agree with that. well i would agree with that for sure i would suggest that it has very little if anything to do a safety it has a lot more to do with sales and you know atomic energy has been promoted very aggressively ever since primarily one nine hundred seventy s. were it ran into a dead end in one nine hundred seventy nine and has resurrected itself here over the past twenty years as a viable solution to our global warming needs however some would say that it's really more or less about filling the pockets of some of the large multinationals if you go back thirty years ago you had three top scientists with general electric for example who resigned amid concerns that the designs for these mark one reactors of whi

he painted two housing blocks in switzerland last year with charlie chaplin motifs. died here in 1967 and is also buried here. the use of his name has raised the profile of the monday an apartment block. >> when we finished the first building, people were impressed. residents would say that they used to be treated like scum living off of society. now that the towers have been given a makeover, buses come by interests take photos. -- buses come by and the tourists take photos. >> the biggest fresco in switzerland measures 1800 square meters. speed was crucial. franck bouroullec needed just six weeks for the colossal work. ♪ >> i sell performance and offer the paintings. there is nothing like it. >> before the guests arrive, there is still time before a quick check. -- there's still time for a quick check. >> what is important is the blue light. it will give the illusion that the painting is florescent. in reality, it is white. the effect comes entirely from the light. >> he likes to keep things as secret until the last minute. >> i am often surprised. at the beginning

half price. >> stahl: and do you have the lowest tax rate in switzerland?st probably, yes. >> stahl: most probably, yes. so you're kind of a tax haven within a tax haven? >> marti: maybe, yes. >> stahl: yeah. the population of the town of zug is 26,000; the number of companies in the area, 30,000 and growing at an average rate of 800 a year. but many are no more than mailboxes. texas democratic congressman lloyd doggett questions whether the recent moves of several companies are legit. >> congressman lloyd doggett: a good example is one of my texas companies that's been in the news lately, transocean. >> stahl: transocean owned the drilling rig involved in the giant b.p. oil spill. they moved to zug two years ago. >> doggett: i'm not sure they even moved that much. they have about 1,300 employees still in the houston area. they have 12 or 13 in switzerland. >> stahl: and yet, they claim that they're headquartered over there. >> doggett: they claim they're swiss. and they claim they're swiss for tax purposes. and by doing that, by renouncing their american c

tennis two russians dividends one hundred bags of victoria bought open ended wells reason why switzerland's father and grandfather respectively. and also make walk music use the cattle at championship title the biggest win of his career as that's why it's not a year old is closing in on the world's top down. so russia's longest out of a football season got on the way over the weekend the competition is switching to the winds of format for the first time meaning we have fourteen months of action to have some days so a current and former russian champion secure the past wins in the premier league make sure you got reports. sunday saw three games first up was in cross and with former champions rubin aiming to start successful in their quest for a third domestic crown in four years because on scene doing just that swing a way to combine elegance earth chip the first enough to break before kristen a bird made siraj to the death the ecuadoran firing him from the sport after the demon to do it was viewed to have been felled in the area to neil this calling because on. raining russian champions sin

while germany and switzerland are now reconsidering the use of nuclear power in their nations president obama the republicans are still committed to nuclear power here in the states in fact president obama recently asked congress to approve a four billion dollar loan to build two nuclear plants on the gulf coast of texas and of course after katrina the amber hazards of building on the gulf coast. probably shouldn't need to be mentioned so what's going on here shouldn't we be joining germany and switzerland reconsidering nuclear power greg palast as an independent investigative journalist and author of the book armed madhouse he joins me now from new york greg welcome. to be with you again tom great to have you back with us four billion dollars for two new nukes in texas yes and of course what makes it really thrilling is that the builder one of the builders will be tokyo electric power the guys whose buildings are glowing sky high right now why been invited. the high was there why very good japanese company to the united states and i thought we were you know we can do nation we build th

he reiterated his claims al qaeda terrorists are behind protests in his country n switzerland secretary of state hillary clinton called for gaddafi resignation implored the world to hold hoiz regime accountable. >> tomorrow, the united nations general assembly chose to accept recommendations to suspend the gaddafi governor participation here in the human rights counsel. >> they did not discuss possible military options. the u.s. moved naval and air forces close grower lib yachl the pentagon says all options are open. you can see more of the interview with muammar gaddafi on world news right after this newscast and later this evening on night line. >> new east span of the bay bridge is getting taller this weekend with a draw matic face lift there. is a live look of a massive steel structure being maneuvered into place. at 5:00 this morning crews started to lift the first of four huge legs making up stage four of the tower. each piece weighs a million pounds and will be transported on a barge. >> that piece going up behind me is over 100 feet long weighing almost 500 tons. this is going t

switzerland holding off on new plants and there are questions about whether 23 similar reactors are safe. coming up at 6:00 where they are, and what we know so far about the impact on the u.s. nuclear power industry. >> mark, thank you very much. the u.s. navy moved several ships away from damaged japanese nuclear plants after depicting low-level radiation in 17 crew members positioned for efforts. and back home, scientists at the lawrence livermore lab are working to forecast plume disperseal just in case it spreads far west. >> survivors of the disaster still need food, clothing and medicine but help from around the world is beginning to arrive and much more is on the way. a group of clergimen took off this afternoon with a church group and happened to be visiting a church in folsom when the quake struck. this is home video showing them shopping for anything they can stuff into their boxes. most of the supplies will end up in sendai. home to one of the pastors. it's also near the nuclear plant releasing a small amount of radiation. >> they've been talking now that when they get to the

switzerland has suspended plans to build new power stations until it has carried out a thorough safety review. and in germany, chancellor angela merkel says that safety standards will be reviewed. he says it is the only way for china to hold on to the achievements made during the last 30 years. he will not -- he ruled out comparisons between china and the arab world. an area loyal to laurent gbagbo -- who has been refusing to step down -- tension has risen since the african union confirmed his rival as president last week. the united states has urged haiti's former president to delight -- to delay his return home until after the runoff election later this week. a spokesman said it was up to port-au-prince to decide whether to let its former leader returned. the french company renault has apologized to three businessmen who were accused of corporate espionage. troops from arab gulf states, including hundreds from saudi arabia, moved into bahrain to help the government contain protest democracy demonstrations. -leds the only shi'a movement and has called the arrival of foreign troops as

will actually the the the events in your part of the fukushima disaster it prompted germany and switzerland to hold its nuclear program as you should know better that do you think that russia should also put a hold put on hold of this nuclear you know. in here. choice of such kind it's of course. the deal may be solved for discussion or for public it isn't possible to whom. or to implement these general going to do in your region by some force or something like zip what you need. on the table for our scientists we have now a conceptual design. some more detailed design absolutely absolutely safe reactor he's a nature will save. culture so when you're one minute because you have. heavy metal as a coolant it was no. any probably be to get accident it's only necessary to construct some pretty little control for call mencari that it's possible next generation of nuclear it's possible to. he stayed in the some problems or preexisting you see of the earth this is. many many of my local friends knew her and i had no clue or friends of yours and i think it's all experience it up for answer yes say

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a squad of handlers and dogs from switzerland has already been delayed. >> i hope we do go.ecause i know that if we get over there, you know, in a decent amount of time, there is a difference and you guys can make the difference. >> dogs from the sacramento team have helped out during hurricane katrina. and the oklahoma city bombing. and we were also on stand by after the earthquake in haiti. >>> well, you probably won't notice a change but the days are actually a little bit shorter now, because of the earthquake in japan. a nasa geo physicist says the quake was so powerful, it shifted how the earth's mass is distributed, and that's causing the earth now to rotate a little bit faster. and as a result, our days are now two millionth of a second shorter. it seems kind of trivial but think of the power of that thing. >> it is amazing. incredible. some of the statistics and the numbers that came out of the earthquake. >> look what it did here, with the tsunami in santa cruz. unbelievable. >>> let's kick it over to julie watts now. a lot of rain in the forecast, huh? >> a chance

austria is the third european nation after switzerland and britain to freeze the leader's assets.his follows the european unions decision to take such measures. they have close relationships with libya. the first urine peen bank open -- european bank opened six years ago. gadhafi's second son safe al islam studied at a university in vienna in the '90s and visited there several times since then. germany decided to freeze the assets of gadhafi's son, although it is the second largest buyer of libyan oil. they say the assets are worth 2 million euros or $2.7 million. >>> yemen president has accused the united states and israel of instigating protests against his regime. he made the comments in an address to supporters on tuesday stressing the demonstrations are unjustifiable. the anti-government protests erupted in january with demonstrators calling for saleh's resignation. tens of thousands of people marched in the largest rallies yet earlier this week, saleh called op the opposition parties to form a unity government. but the opposition camp is demanding the resignation ig of the p

likelihood one of the wealthiest, switzerland, will ever see a tsunami, zero. 1,000, roughly the numbers to the state department from americans worried about friends and relatives in japan. number of americans known to be dead from the quake, zero. number of questions president obama took today on the earthquake, three. number that concerned the damage fukushima nuclear power plant, two. 700, percentage increase in radiation reported outside the plant as staff worked to decrease the pressure inside. 55, number of nuclear power plants in japan overall. 11, numbers shut down today because of the earthquake. question mark, number of days much of japan will be in the dark. the earth's rotation sped up today from the kick it got from the earthquake, 1.6 micro seconds. the length of time the first quake lasted, two minutes. what that equals in microseconds, 120 million, which is why it must have felt like forever. >> sadly, some of the grimmest numbers are still to come, as fatalities mount. thanks to john donvan for that report. and thank you for watching abc

and the international community is there to help says he's in contact with our studio from geneva switzerland spotlighted will be back in a moment stay with us. in canada and the u.s. that it is legal for you to get a bubble bath and your baby it contains a known carcinogen something that causes cancer most of the chances are not independent. counsel in fact in this day and most of the time they've done that place the conflict of interest today an average cancer drug prescription costs nearly one thousand six hundred dollars a month a month that nobody with cancer in my family therefore protected falls because ninety to ninety five percent of cancers were among people with health. history of cancer the pharmaceutical industry spends about fourteen percent of their budget on research and development and about thirty one percent for marketing an administration. in fact there are more pharmaceutical industry lobbyists in washington d.c. and members of congress. there is not enough space for them on the ground. to. get things nonexistent under the sun. fill the gap of adrenaline. discover deeply

and around the world, we've seen calls for halts or freezes on nuclear power in switzerland, in china, in germany and austria. gwen: you made the point in your story, something i didn't see widely reported, there hasn't been a new nuclear plant that's gone on line in this country since 1979, three-mile island. >> three-mile island. gwen: it's hard to imagine that will jump-start that industry in that way. >> in expectation in the past couple years, this idea of the nuclear renaissance but what that was really vigger -- triggered by was there would be a climate change policy, a policy that put a price on carbon emissions and made it more expensive to produce energy with fossil fuels. in that economic reality, nuclear power would become more economically viable. we've seen that fossil fuel -- climate change legislation failed in congress. we're not going to see a climate change law any time in the near future. and within the industry, people were saying that nuclear renaissance already was not going to happen. it was becoming -- nuclear power is so expensive and without that switch in t

switzerland has always avoided membership to any major political organization that's appearing to a policy of neutrality but when joseph di speaking the foreign minister of the country made every effort to bring it to the united nations today the international bodies facing tough challenges not least from libya and today just look nice now the president of the u.n. general assembly has a great opportunity to contribute to the name of the resolution. hello mr dyson welcome to the show thank you i'm very glad to be with you it's a pleasure to have you with us well first of all let's let's start let's start with libya the government has asked that former foreign minister and your predecessor as president of the u.n. general assembly i lead up to do sylar three key that he be approved as the envoy after libya's u.n. and master was denounced how will the u.n. respond to this demand did you have a response of well libya will send its representative and he has been present his credentials that has not been done as far as an all for the moment this is with the secretary general that it happens and

i look at what switzerland is doing. none of them are panicking at all. they are just being, i think, wise, they're just, okay, let's take another look at these places that have seismic activity. let's shut down temporarily the ones that are pre-1980. i don't hear anything pro- active, and i worry about that. why should i know the worry about that? please tell me why i shouldn't worry about that when i go to sleep tonight. >> a said, senator, first of all, we are going to be looking very seriously at what happened in japan and if we get information that tells us that there's a safety issue, we'll take action on that immediately. so we are not doing nothing. >> california senators are especially interested in the diablo canyon and san onofre power plants, both of them located near earthquake faults. >>> and there are ways they want victims of the quake and tsunami. log on to our website, cbssf.com and click on "links and numbers" for a list of agencies that are coordinating emergency relief. >>> 4:36. in other news this morning, san jose police are trying

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. >> rose: you once said you wanted for georgia to be a bit of switzerland and a bit of singapore. >> i still insist on that and it has become much more like switzerland and much more of singapore, actually. you know, georgia's transformation from what was a totally failed state with megacorruption, one of the worst places in the world to do business, into what we are now, which accordinging to-- there are certain benchmarks. so the world bank says we are the world's number one reformer, economic reform based on five year's period. that is around the time i have been president. transparency internationally is the main. corruption waurb dog in the world. they've made polling and basically they said that no other country in the world's progress encore ruption, fighting corruption is matched. so we are number one fighting with corruption. and i think it was a mental revolution it was very well set by the-- mental revolution. it is everything. it is the fact that you know when i came the first time, by that moment, 98% of georgia in gallop poll said that they encountered corruption. last

waratahs on the podium we shall have a chance to take the overall crown next week in his native switzerland. now thousands of spectators following the signs as they gather to a town the twenty ninth annual us open snowboarding championships and those trials in vermont got to witness reigning world champion because of heroic a group will defend his title the japanese pulling out and a ray of tricks including a difficult to perform pass town eighteen mile and grab the overall effort now for the twenty two year old to retain these prowess. and that's all the latest in schools for the moment but you can always log on to our page on you tube which is our t sports news and you can find some of those stories there meanwhile coming up shortly as news headlines but first is the weather state. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've done the future of coverage. would be soon which brightened if you knew about sun from feinstein the pressure inside. these flu starts on t.v. dot com. yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julia found we're here to make a short pre

there was someone at our pediatrician's office who again, i don't know why switzerland -- i feel like the tourist board is going to file a suit against me but someone who has been on vacation had the measles and just came into our preacher shins office, walked into our pediatrician's office and said i'm worried my son has the measles. can you check them out? which meant the entire office had to be shut down in every kid who was there had to be either quarantined or tested. you know, it is not like a the oh, you know, i think that maybe my kid has strep throat or something and i will go and just bring him over here. no, this is something that is potentially lethal that has killed more children than any other disease in the history of the world. that can blind you and lead to lifelong complications. if i had known who that person is, i would have said very mean things to him. [laughter] so, yeah. there are about six more topics that i wanted to hit on but again, because they areas in which people are interested in oftentimes don't coincide with what i feel like people might interested i

water runs on the stadium we shall have a chance to take their world crown next week in his native switzerland. and thousands of spectators following the signs as they gather to a town than twenty ninth annual u.s. open snowboarding championships and those crowds in vermont got to witness the reigning housewife for all champing because to hear a google defend his title the japanese pulling out and the ray of tricks including a difficult to perform kaftan eighteen melon grab but overall efforts now will be twenty two year old to retain his ground while two main overall trophies over snowboarding season whence have been loans they had to hear in him. so it's all suppose for a moment you can always log on to a page on you tube which is r t sports news and find some of those stories there and while coming up shortly as the weather around the news headlines stay with us. question is that so much i can tell you that you know larry summers of the soul were some of the drift to the right call prosecutor and the u.s. more and more people are giving the political fight a new look and more times than not

so it was used for cattle grazing, once called little switzerland because of the preponderance of dairies and farms. and really it started to develop mostly and get urbanized with the introduction of the first streetcar line in the city, first electric streetcar line in the city that was around 1900 that was able of course enabled more real estate development there. and 1906 earthquake also brought a number of refugees who kind of settled in this area. so by 1948 these are -- we have interesting aerial photos we need to take a look at. by 1948 you can see that most of this area is pretty built out. and you know, you see the corner of bosworth and diamond street but no bart station there, there is a number of what looks like part of the commercial district that extended there. the southern pacific rail line near san jose still ran through the neighborhood down to san mateo. and you can see that san jose avenue is kind of a much slimmer four-lane road. and there's no 280 freeway and on the ewe side there is a whole other neighborhood of homes you can see down there. so as we move into the f

into account violent infrastructure and natural resources of one hundred thirty nine countries switzerland top of the list germany in second place followed by frauds russia got relatively high marks for its nature and culture but as yet to improve a number of aspects such as security and environmental protection. that's it for now you can find more business stories on our web site. business i'll be back in the around fifteen minutes time with an update headlines next. wealthy british style. is not on the type of. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much cause or run no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our keep. the faith. question is that so much time to come which of course is what kind of content so here is a drawing battle lines over collective bargaining puts america's democracy dentals in the line of fire but is this move the red tape rolled back. in vietnam policies available in international hotel put you know the noise person photo during the intercontinental hanoi westlake otoh sure is

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the rounds on the podium who shall now have a chance to take google crown next week in his native switzerland. and thousands of spectators follow the signs as they gather the town for the twenty nine plan you'll hear it's open snowboarding championships those crowds in vermont got to witness the reigning hot wife world champion cousin heroku go defend his title the japanese pulling out an array of critics including a difficult to perform eighteen mile and grab the overall effort to now for the twenty two year old to retain his brow to made the overall drop is obviously what he sees and went with and less bad to hear in him. and that's it for the moment coming up after this is the weather update followed by the news headlines at the top of the hour stay with us. culture is the same of you i can tell you love her even more so because all we're trying to drift to the right all across europe and the us more and more people are getting the political right a new look and more times than not it is the.

finish to the ladies world cup after the final couple of races work out seoul due to bad weather and switzerland when savon had closed the gap on mari aris for hova two hundred points to just three by the end of the season all those cancellations men should be able to defend the overall title she held for the previous three years one however finished top in no super g. and also super combined. now casey still in it was fastest inside of the school occasion ahead of the motor g.p. season opening grand prix in qatar and the good we can so far over own history made . the first probable degree for the similar performance in practice reigning world champion jorge lorenzo finish that wild well into the us he was only ninth to these men's degraded still suffering from a show the injury which could overshadow his debut for dick. two thousand and seven champion still a man meanwhile praised his new team and would like. the seasons are the biggest thing i'm looking forward to you know just consistent of consistency with the preseason to seen some minutes this really given us a lot of confidence and this w

seven of its august nuclear plants adding that it should abandon nuclear power sooner than where switzerland has suspended the approval process for three new nuclear power stations. nuclear programs for example in germany may in fact nuclear fuel supply from other countries including russia and a possible refusal from bulgaria and the czech republic to build new nuclear stations will lead russia to losing potential construction markets but the current decisions have been influenced by public opinion and countries will primarily be concentrating on safety measures and existing power plants. time now for a look at the markets we start with japanese shares rebounded sharply on wednesday after two consecutive days of strong declines the next day was up five point seven percent the hag's point one percent this is our bank of japan helped. in strength and confidence by pumping another forty three billion dollars into the markets bringing the total sum of investment to two hundred eighty four billion dollars. of the u.s. markets now they're shrugging off japanese worries with the lack of informatio

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the bank and by the way the bank might not even be in the united states the buy bank might be in switzerland writes for the sake of that money and putting it in in no u.b.s. you know we're we're phil gramm the guy who you know graham least while in the commodity futures modernization act was on the board of directors or at least was so this is the difference between these two systems between demand side economics and supply side economics and how supply side economics wife's entire economy is which is why in the last thirty years eighty percent of all the growth of our economy of all the money all the benefits eighty percent in the last thirty years has gone to the top one percent of americans and the average american today the average at what american worker are today is making twenty seven hundred dollars less a year than he was making when ronald reagan came into office they've been stealing us blind it's an insane theory it's time to put it to put out it's time to put it or give it a nice funeral let's go back to classical economics. in the most recent edition of the conservative magazin

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into already fat bank accounts and sit there or you know rich people even move them offshore to switzerland or else if they've got a lot of money floating around cheap money it gets injected into wall street in a form that creates speculative bubbles which then crash our markets on the other hand federal programs like food stamps generate more than a dollar seventy in economic activity for every one dollar in the program why it's people spend all that money stimulating the economy goes from consumer to retailer to wholesaler grower i mean every step along the way it's making money federal spending is the definition of economic stimulus and it's been used every time our economy started to slow and every time it's been effective yet for some reason today federal spending is off the table but tax cuts for the rich just. now we know why republicans are doing this but why is president obama on top of all that unemployment insurance is due to run out this year spitting more and more people off assistance rolls and further crippling working class families across america for reasons that i can't un

seven of its oldest nuclear plants adding it should abandon nuclear power sooner than foreseen and switzerland has suspended their prove process for three new nuclear power stations it in the triple b. c. bank so this may have impact on russia. and. the reason nuclear programs were. sampling germany may in fact nuclear fuel supply from other countries including russia and a possible refusal from bulgaria and the czech republic to build new nuclear stations will leave russia to those in potential construction markets but the current decisions have been influenced by public opinion and countries will primarily be concentrating on safety measures and existing power plants. the japanese economy is still strong enough to sustain quake side effects that's according to one of russia's leading economists be green. gibbins there was already in trouble but generally if you if you if you look at. the government of gun violence if you look at the expert position in general germany's economy is pretty healthy and what we're talking about is not the cost of the reconstruction which really is in basic terms

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region country clubs so the only church influence each of the first earth looks well sure convinced switzerland doesn't hold built in the movement's current golden egg which includes a. welcome back now here's a look at the top stories we're covering for you today here on our team has a second reactor experience as a potential meltdown in japan fears of a nuclear fallout grow up twenty two people have already been exposed to radiation and nearly two hundred thousand people are being evacuated as radiation levels appear to be rising. with colonel gadhafi forces closing in on rebel strongholds in libya the day to day lives for many people is slowly returning to normal but some western states are painting a different picture calling for a no fly zone and seeking possible military intervention probably investigate what's really going on in the country. and lifting the reset to new heights the u.s. vice president visits moscow a backing bid for russia's world trade organization membership also has been negotiating a seat in the trade group for almost twenty years with washington now lending its supp

its all this nuclear plant adding it should abandon nuclear power sooner than foreseen where it's switzerland has suspended the approval process for free new nuclear power stations and. freezing nuclear programs for example in germany may in fact nuclear fuel supply from other countries including russia and a possible refusal from bulgaria and the czech republic to build new nuclear stations will lead russia to losing potential construction markets but the current decisions have been influenced by public opinion and countries will primarily be concentrating on safety measures and existing power plants. turkey has yet to give russia permission to start construction of the south stream gas pipeline project over its territory that's according to the deputy prime minister a good station so his delegation headed by turkish prime minister just stepped out of the ground visited moscow on wednesday to discuss a range of bilateral issues but key energy matters including the south stream. no oil pipeline failed to make any headway the russian government however did say it aims to boost bilateral trade

seven of its oldest or nuclear plants adding it should abandon nuclear power then for sea where as switzerland as the suspended the approval process for new nuclear power stations. and. freezing nuclear programs for example in germany may in fact nuclear fuel supply line from other countries including russia and a constable refusal from bulgaria and the czech republic to build new nuclear stations will eat russian attention and struction markets but the current decisions have been influenced by public opinion and countries will primarily be concentrating on safety measures and existing power plants. leaving markets now we start with asia traditionally japanese shares ever rebounded sharply on wednesday after two consecutive days of decline this week the nikkei index finishing five point seven percent in the black bank of japan the health confidence by pumping another forty three billion dollars into the financial markets but cash injection in three days by the bank and in total it has allocated two hundred eighty four billion dollars to the crisis on tanks saying also ended up point one per ce