t. headlines after the pull out of trouble bombing in baghdad and dozens dead bring doubts over whether iraqi forces can manage in the wake of the withdrawal of u.s. combat troops. instant karma the internet's rise in russia allowing more people to highlight problems like crime in the option that in the past might have gone unnoticed. when a home is not a house as average americans fall on hard times archie visits a homeless camp in the woods of new jersey to find out what options are left for those who lost everything in the crisis. and proud to be sovereign celebrations in the republic of south has said marking twenty years since it's a clear independence from georgia. next we continue to delve into the murky world of neo nazis and right wing extremism revealing hate part two starts now. are. when i very first got involved and chill wind and even started hanging out with skinheads and different people like that i was searching for something and when i met the scan heads. it was kind of like a whole new arena for me they were feared they were angry and i was angry inside and didn't rea

hello and welcome you're watching the sports news an r t the headlines this hour. this freaking out the name of the game southern moscow region that we never did number moscow in the peak of saturday's premier league action. johnson the body is aiming to win his first major cycling race and love well time and also become the first italian writer to do so since nineteen nineteen. and also all roads lead to so she relaxed serious thought sees the conclusion of a twenty town so way around good news for a shot in the trucks and. a last kick off with russian football legend of moscow failed to escape the lower hall full of the premier league table on saturday in the blue and white suffering a disappointing defeat at the hands of south toward me about bagging a brace for the hosts including this winning effort after a free kick on sixty three minutes that made this four three want to the most courageous side to them up old one back later on through thomas doing more of it sure but it didn't help them avoid the defeat three to stop turin leaving ninth in the table. early

t. the headlines sweden's parliamentary election strain the country's democratic traditions with counterfeits on the far right party claiming bait and attack and tonight freedom of speech. other stories that have shaped the week watch how awaits a decision on the extradition of one of its most wanted terror suspects from poland where he was detained on friday but released. also russia and norway reach a milestone agreement on their borders in the energy rich barren scene that puts an end to a forty year dispute over the border. and a spike in poverty in the u.s. new figures reveal one in seven americans were living below the breadline last year the highest number in over fifteen years of record. while the us and u.s. strategic arms reduction treaty got the green light this week from american foreign policy legislators now it's going to the full senate for a crucial final vote to count caught up with former senator gary hart to discuss both countries concerns over the start treaty. it's time for the senate to vote on a new start that's the title of the letter signed by some top former u.s. off

you watching r t the headlines for you there be a future of the arctic scene by leading ecologist and politicians as the burning issue with most experts brainstormed place to explore and extract the region's mineral rich and the form is focusing on how to protect the seabed to exploit its potentially vast reserves oil and get us. heading in the right direction and pushing for teamwork on the sidelines or even somebody later with russia say they're almost sold off to a corporation and discuss a joint missile defense project. you've got going to present your own people you must be autistic dr no. brainy and president mahmoud ahmadinejad's arrived in new york is mobbed by protests but while some are calling out all the stops to portray him as the enemy others are questioning the costs of the campaign. but more news in time but first it's all a tease into the show spotlight talks to the president of iceland to get his take on the arctic form currently underway in moscow. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. spotlights

ten thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t easier headlines thousands of europeans gather in brussels to demonstrate against government austerity measures that slashing jobs and spain's been paralyzed by a general strike at least twelve other eurozone countries have been gripped by protests and clashes with police. moscow's deposed mayor says he won't appeal in his court in court against his forced resignation he says he'll be staying in politics despite falling out of favor with the russian president. plus kyrgyzstan gears up for parliamentary elections amid simmering fears of more violence in a country yet to fully recover from deadly ethnic clashes this summer former prime minister felix kulov is among the favorites to lead the nation. the nato summit in lisbon in november will focus on the alliances course for the twenty first century from afghanistan and missile defense to improving relations with russia and head of that meeting r.t. spoke to the former nato boss george robertson about how he sees the future it's coming your way next stay with us. thank you ver

eleven thirty pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t easier headlines afghanistan's opium artist falls by about half but the value soars with drugs ending up in the hands of prisoners and even police officers a u.n. report says the decline in supply is due to a disease affecting the country's poppy crops. pakistan the lashes at nato and shuts down a major supplier what's been seen as retaliation for the killing of its soldiers by u.s. helicopters on cross border raids the alliance denies the claims and has started an investigation. lots of talk but no one listening smaller nations addressing the close of the un general assembly are met by indifference and an empty auditorium the majority of journalists left along with those considered the most important speakers feeling criticism of the media's role in helping developing countries pose with the hour's top stories up next max keiser and stacy herbert discuss why china is blowing up on finnish buildings and how a nonexistent group can be meeting to save the euro these mysteries explain coming your way on kaiser report stay w

go t >>> making headlines, incredible surveillance video at time of the massive gas line explosion inorthern california. so far the explosion destroyed 37 homes and four people were killed, several are missing. pacific gas and electric say they have started a $100 million victims fund. >> my heart goes out to my neighbors and the lives lost. i'm really shocked at what i'm seeing right now. >> it's not just the physical reconstruction, but the mental reconstruction that will have to take place and that will effect our city and individuals and our citizens for many, many years to come. >> pg&e gave the city $3 million to cover expenses. >>> the pipe in california was 50 years old which is the similar life expectancy. there are similar lines all oar the nation. >>> university of georgia researchers have found oil on the sea floor in the gulf of mexico. it is up to 80 miles away from the deepwater horizon well. it levels two inches deep. it is some of the crude oil that had supposedly disappeared. there is testing to see if the oil is from the bp well. >>> the death toll from a plane cras

t >>> making headline this morning the first of three rescue capsules arrived at the mine for 393 miners in chile over the weekend. runs a hole is drilled, the man- sized capsule will be lowered into the ground to rescue the workers one by one. government says this should happen by early november. >>> at least 1 people are dead and dozens injured following a bus crash in germany. this happened sunday just outside of berlin. police say a bus slammed into a concrete bridge support. they think the bus was forced to swerve to avoid a car merging into traffic. >>> some conservatives are criticizing the pledge to america because it doesn't go far enough in criticizing government. >> the american public hurt from these young guns. it turned out to be a pop begun. it turns out to be spin, not substance, not specifics t turned out to be a return to the failed bush policies. >> the republican plan is also under fire for not addressing the biggest problem of all which is social security, medicine indicate cad and medicare. >> the headline sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, ufos over an ai

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of the true nine hundred forty five dot r t v dot com. headline. terror suspect.has been detained by police in warsaw. prosecutor has guaranteed that in the event of extradition rights will be observed in full under international law. the russian. reduction treaty gets the green light from american foreign policy paving the way for a crucial vote from. a man believed to be one of the russian mafia bosses in the center of moscow manages to escape with his life. blood feud and possible motive behind the attack. and. troubled u.s. economy the country is recovering from the global crisis despite new measures millions of unemployed americans are still struggling to survive. with. hello and welcome you're watching the sports news here in our thanks for joining us this hour and here is what's coming up in the next ten minutes says campbell school ends in its input as the europa league season is on the way with tight wins in their respective opening matches. doubts raised as that's the message before have sounded following their inspection of potential sides for a fatalit

to have you with us as we give you today's top stories in the week in review here on r t these are your headlines choosing from left to right sweden votes in the country's parliamentary elections with a far right group causing controversy over its hardline on immigration. a polish court will decide on the extradition of one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects who was detained and later released. was russia and norway agreed to a landmark deal that puts an end to a forty year disagreement over disputed waters in the energy rich parents sea. travels to one of russia's natural wonders out of the nature reserve as an earthly paradise for more than one and a half million birds stay with us here on our. the folded delta place with a multitude of islands but not a speck of giant land where you just jump into the boat and off you go to wherever you want for centuries this delta was where russians falling for black caviar giant fish can be found here to toll man were holding up a catfish part of its tail was half a metre long number of birds here in spring and autumn runs into the millions of displ

past midnight in moscow thanks for being with us here on r t these are your headlines president medvedev says the u.s. shouldn't be jealous about a new security arrangement between russia and europe which would help everyone speaking at the global policy forum in jaroslav he also says the speed of development in the country shows only those with poor memories still accused russia of totalitarianism. russia's republic of north of say the morning of the victims of thursday's car bomb attack in its capital central market the blast killed seventeen and left more than one hundred sixty injured. and our team looks into why a growing number of americans have been converting to islam since nine eleven despite accusations the media is fueling antagonism towards muslims. up next the cotton massacre of polish officers and others in one nine hundred forty was again the scene of a tragedy last april when a plane with the late polish president lech kaczynski and other high ranking officials crashed on a route to a commemoration there find out the truth behind the team and its history and our special r

one thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on r t these are your headlines a new arena for new ideas president medvedev tells the global policy forum in jaroslav hold that the u.s. shouldn't be jealous about russia's proposed new security treaty for europe as it would help everyone he also rebuffed criticism of democratic standards in russia saying that adoption of a parliamentary democracy for the country would be a quote catastrophe just as it had been for kyrgyzstan. nor said that north a sessions had been lighting candles across the republic to mourn seventeen victims of a suicide car bomb attack on thursday the first funerals already taken place well some of the one hundred sixty injured are being treated. and r.t. investigates the rapid growth of islam in america with a number of converts since the nine eleven line eleven terror attacks increasing despite claims the media fuels anti a muslim sentiment. cross talk as you're heading your way next today our guests debate the influence of the us media on the country's politics stay with us here on our team through. it. wa

told not to have a look at the headlines here on r t two cosmonauts and astronauts return to earth safely beating technical problems that endanger their own docking from the international space station on friday. economic experts predict because of the euro as they gather in berlin say the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as a troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their home for the promise of a brighter future. and next march in andrews and gauges in some intellectual activity visiting moscow's academy of science and the biggest polytechnic museum in russia this said war coming up in moscow out. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow ause i'm from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments for the day and also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was stuck in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite. and logical and. as time progressed scient

those headlines next it's r t's interview show spotlight political cooperation between washington and moscow has improved but business relations remain cool off talks with the head of the u.s. russia business is council to find out why. every month we give you the future we help you understand how and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. hello again they're welcome to spotlight the interview show on our t.v. i'm al green olives and today my guest in the studio is ed very round. the united states and russia have done quite a lot over the last couple of years to improve relations when it comes to business cop ration between moscow and washington they still seem to be more words than action what's the problem with the president and c.e.o. of the u.s. russia business. despite being two great powers russia and u.s. still appear to have problems turning into great business partners american made goods only account for four percent of russian imports and russian products make up just one perce

of the headlines from all t. and now let's go back to their notice. hungry for the. we've got. the biggest issues get the invoice face to face with the news makers. it's time for tonight's tool time award that we're going to give it to a group of lawmakers from my home state you probably heard the california is in a serious financial crisis the state can't pay its bills lawmakers can't agree on a budget and some state agencies part.

can check the headlines here in r t a us survey is set to unveil how to wreaking havoc in afghanistan a visit a couple for isn't or for a policeman are doing time for drug abuse and smuggling. security is being tightened across the north of india as a country awaits a court ruling on whether a religious side belongs to hindus or muslims the story just a few dozen already taken sounds of lives. and last week the un general assembly was packed with journalists gathered to cover speeches from world leaders but when the biggest countries left the stage so did the media leaving over one hundred nations talking to empty seats. now this is where the top stories here in our t.v. up text box keyser and stacey discuss why china's blowing up unfinished buildings and how and not exist in group can be meeting to say the euro. time now once again for the kaiser bar with me max kaiser and stacy herbert markets finance scandals oh we've got all the scandals there are so many scandals stacy ever tell us more tell us more tell us more here's the first headline hans rudolph merits boon or fly.

viewing the week's news and headlines for you here on r t our top story russia's republic of north north has said he is reeling from the deadliest terror attack on its capital in a decade a car bomb exploded in the central market of lot of cads thursday morning it killed seventeen and injured more than one hundred sixty artie's oksana leak ochoa reports on how people there are still coming to terms with the grief. cries louder than sirens but no fear just the time eleven twenty four on the watches of those who perished in the central market in logic of course it was and so as day when a suicide bomber drove his silver car to its entrance gates he was said to be come during a routine check of the car but reluctant to open the trunk but a security guard as long big clear insisted. he put the key in the trunk lock turned it maybe once or twice the key broken his hands iceland big had the man turned to go around and move away from the crowded entrance a minute later a powerful explosion shook the area icelandic heard the cries and rushed to the scene. i saw a lot of cars blown to pieces and

and broadcasting live from the heart of moscow this is r t let's take a look at your headlines for you now with potentially vast reserves of oil and gas at stake moscow is hosting an international forum on the future of the arctic russia the us canada norway and denmark are all vying for the region's mineral wealth scientists are also there warning of ecological damage and asking who will be responsible for protecting the financial ecosystem. president dmitri medvedev orders a ban on the supply of russian advanced air defense systems to iran moscow shelved the s three hundred missile deal because it fell moving the latest un sanctions on iran washington strongly welcomed the move saying it demonstrates a high level of mutual cooperation on strategic interests and global security. and more cooperation is visible at the u.n. summit in new york nato and russia say they've made real progress towards greater unity the two sides agreed to work together for better security in europe iran's nuclear program also came under scrutiny with the u.n. security council members calling for tehran to re

and broadcasting live from the heart of russia's capital moscow this is r t let's take a look at your headlines for you the key u.s. senate foreign relations committee has passed by fourteen votes to four the start nuclear arms cuts treaty with russia the deal is now cleared to go to a full senate vote on ratification the final hurdle before approval in the u.s. if approved start will reduce the number of warheads held by russia and america by about a third there's still a way however to go but despite the treaty being a top foreign policy priority for the old bomb administration some senate republicans say it will hinder plans for a u.s. missile defense system. reports. senators still do have concerns they expressed them in a resolution that they passed today but as john kerry the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee said they managed to address most of the issues in the course of these five months and today's decision is sort of a bipartisan success let's listen to what he says. we hope we can get to the full senate as rapidly as possible for our work is not done the full united

it's now eighteen minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is r t let's get to some other worldwide headlines now in britain the united nations has launched an appeal for an additional one point five billion dollars to help pakistan recover from july's floods the worst ever to hit the country the money is needed to help the millions of people affected and prevent the crisis from . floodwaters are still moving across the country leaving people homeless. a drill boring a rescue hole has finally reached the thirty three trapped chilean miners stuck underground since early august the government says that if all goes to plan the mine this could be freed by early november they were trapped when the main access tunnel to the san jose copper and gold mine collapsed because of the man has been praised in the capital of santiago chile amongst the two hundredth anniversary of independence from spain. thousands of people in india in kashmir have defied an indefinite curfew and marched in the funeral procession of a protester who was shot by police the entire valley has been under around the clock curfew

global economy with max cons are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r t. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues good voice ceased to face with the news makers. twelve thirty am in moscow thanks for being with us here on our t.v. easier headlines as the u.s. memorializes the victims of the nine eleven attacks its effects continue to claim lives hundreds of emergency workers have since died of illnesses related to their rescue efforts at ground zero. in a rush of the republic of north a said he had its last respects to the seventeen killed by thursday's terrorist blast at the busy market more than one hundred sixty were also injured in the attack carried out by a suicide bomber. a massive fireworks crowd in the celebrations of the millennium the anniversary of the city of yaroslavl all that is also posted the global policy forum a platform for talks on the future of democracy and security. and thousands take to the streets of berlin and across europe protesting against excessive camera surveillance they claim governments and businesses intrude on

you're watching r t let's not have a look at our headlines for this hour two cosmonauts and astronauts return to earth the safely beating technical problems that endanger their own docking from the international space station on friday. economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in for their saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and a brain power flows back to india as a troubled u.s. economy pushes many migrants to return to their homeland for the promise of a brighter future. and that brings you some cutting edge ways of saving the environment we'll look into how the prehistoric era can help protect the world's wildlife today and all that in technology update coming right up. this is data data generated from an electrical grid from wires streets businesses homes. when you can harness data you can do things you couldn't do before. prepare for alternative energy sources celebrate the adoption of electric vehicles help prevent blackouts see the data from energy usage as it happens and you can do to do it in places like california an

hello and welcome to the sports update on r t thanks for joining us this hour the headlines keeping in contention says. absolute time to consolidate place in the premier league with the season though in to its final third. top gear fernando alonso produces a textbook race from pole to win the singapore grand prix and live up to second in the driver's standings. and ten million dollars american jim furyk captures the tour championship and the fed ex cup in atlanta grabbing golf's biggest bonus in the process. and it's in pittsburgh may be overwhelming favorites to be crowned russian football champions this year but says certainly haven't given up the chase the imam easing to a three mail win a way to sit on sunday no waiting around for says scott in this one with less than the minutes on the clock wagner has the ball in that strike. and the man with the blue have played a big part in the number two as well loved taking the defendant out of the way should be fourteen up save. for two meals and forty eight minutes. the second half was one sided but didn't have the ball pos the timeline ag

t. washington d.c. now back with the headlines in ten minutes time now as speculation about changes at the top in north korea intensifies he talks to an expert on the region i've been to tells us about me saying they were curious as to its leader came young male and his analysis of the country's current challenges that's in just a moment. the seven thank you so much for joining us. north korea remains one of the few mysteries today everything is known information about everything can be found easily but north korea maintains that shroud of secrecy while. you were there it happened so that for centuries korea was detached from the rest of the outside world this has to do with the fact that back in the middle ages that frequently suffered from invasions by the mumbles and japanese this convinced the ruling class that the country would live better if it reduced its contacts with the surrounding countries to a minimum but today in the twenty first century when the economic ties down the world do you think that this policy of isolation will help north korea progress economically yeah there has been much tal

t. others take a look at our main headlines as the us remembers the victims of a known eleven attacks those who gave you mentioned see adolf the tragedy say the government has turned its back on the ideas on the hundreds of first responders health was doing the rescue operation. people across europe to protest against excessive surveillance by authorities in places that say big brother doesn't want to intrude on the problem something to protect the. russians republican areas. of the victims of those they suicide bombing the city of the top three people are going to take the books to. the next all special reports which reveals the truth behind the massacre of polish nationals in one nine hundred forty by stalin's regime which led to a sarin of relations between russia and poland for many years. for decades this incident was rooted in speculation and fear the facts were either suppressed or cooped up in one nine hundred forty more than twenty thousand polish prisoners who disappeared and still be a territory without a trace to view it up to censorship control and accounting case in general un

t t adwiwiout food al >>> topping our medical news headlines, a decision about a popular diabetes druged to concerns about heart problems. the fda decided this week that avandia should be restricted to patients who can't control their diabetes with other medications. gsk or glaxosmithkline has responded saying the company continues to believe that avandia is an important treatment for patient with type two diabetes. >>> and also the european medicines agency, sort of the european equivalent of the fda, they say the drug should be pulled entirely from the market, shouldn't even be advertised. of course, that decision must be ratified still by the european commission. and a final decision is expected in the next few weeks. >>> also in other news, you may remember the whole thing a month ago about an iowa company that was forced to recall millions of eggs because of a salmonella outbreak. now the owner of an iowa firm involved in the recall has apologized to anyone who may have become sick from these tainted eggs. the owner of wright county eggs says he was horrified when he learned a wid

the region it is now ten minutes past the hour here in moscow you are with r t let's check out some other news making headlines around the world and prosecutors are investigating the crash landing of a crippled a russian airliner in the northwest of the country eighty one people on board had a regular after electrical systems on the plane failed it was forced to touch down on an abandoned forest landing strip and ran into trees. as this story. the pilots engineer have just returned heads of new cover airport in moscow they'll now go and talk to some psychologists for some deep breathes and counseling for any stress they may have undergone and what was a very tense landing they've also been helping investigators at the site trying to work out what happened and that's what investigators will be doing in the next week to ten days trying to get to the root of this search engine that tickle failure they currently say in a preliminary statement that they think that three out of four of the plane's electrical generators failed but for the full story on this remarkable crash landing will go to my report. mirek elice t

t baghdad. there are some other stories making headlines around the world nine they take have been killed in a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan the american civilian is among four others who were injured there lawrence says there were no reports of enemy fire in the area there have been the least five hundred twenty nine nato fatalities this year making the deadliest of the nine you know. north korean state media is reporting that the country's ruling party will hold its first conference and thirteen games next week it's thought to ailing kim jong il will name his successor which is lucky to be one of his sons the meeting has been delayed several times apparently due to kim's health problems are the official say it's because the country has been dealing with deadly floods and the typhoon. the colombian army says it killed a senior militant commander in a major raid near the country's border with ecuador last weekend sister cabana was among twenty seven guerrillas who died he'd also been wanting to body u.s. for contain trafficking still he was behind an attack on police more than a week ago in th

t new delhi. and i'll be back with headlines in ten minutes but first a former u.s. presidential advisor speaks about dangerous times from the past and gives his take on the modern day war on terror that's coming up in just a moment. he's advised presidents for decades and served as the national security advisor under the carter administration he sits down now with dr brzezinski thank you so much for joining us we do appreciate this opportunity it's very nice to be with you i want to ask in an interview with a french magazine in one thousand nine. prior to the. idea. of the soviet union was to a degree more important. and that you don't stand by that statement now yes our version of the interview was not an interview the interview was an extensive interview which was supposed to. me never was. sort of amalgamated and published but basically the fact united states decided to provide. resistance. it was big to compete directly. when it. was expanded and continued under republican administrations after the president carter left office. turned the resistance in the direc

global economy with max cons are the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on r t. russia would be so much brighter if you knew about songs from fans to question this . please please start on t.v. dot com. the belief. to spotlight an album not even just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is the i need to get good enough the president of the institute for energy and finance we're talking about the investment forum that taking place in the russian resort of sochi where the the world financially has gathered to discuss the in the investor russia the situation russian economy and also first of all the financial situation of russia well i in this respect wanted to ask you mr good about it how easy or how hard is it to borrow money in russia which means has the russian financial system glover big money. i'm sorry well both. small money is a problem but it's a global problem but after the crisis is in your recovery it's very hard for small business to get to be created so of course but we have now had a doctrine of freights and depositories and created three it'

global economy with max cantor there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on r t. nineteen thirty eight england and france try to reason with hitler germany demands of the land and gets its way they all thought their. created a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is an adoption war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lesson was to be learned from the munich agreement on. intelligence surveillance hotels friends to convince myself or told by the onion trees bangkok i know must be told by cold switzer to look cold cold ground a big joke. from a go to certain hotel princess in bangkok radisson hotel is like a dream hotel bangkok so if you tell some telegram to bangkok come to civic hotel blanco told bangkok close at an event called a role in the region. the mayor of moscow is a fine things he is the president said he said because he had confidence in accountable. a group of international law to use organized a.j.c. ok to go on site is false tend to judge

happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two cars a report on our. watching r t live from the global policy forum you know what we're covering this. present but no one should be jealous about a new security agreement between russia and europe which everyone would benefit from and that his keynote address to the delegates the russian leader the pace of development in the country accusations tarion ism are simply a sign of poor memories. and you know the news of russia's republic of north. is the victims of yesterday's. market lost killed seventeen more than one hundred people injured. and also on our t.v. we're looking into why a growing number of americans have been converted to islam since nine eleven accusations the media is fueling and going islam towards muslims. see what's happening to the sport. to have you with us for this edition of sports today i mean you know. some of the stories we're covering this hour. russian rising chiefs his best ever result of a grand slam making the semifinals of the u.s. open. net loss it's curtains for the world basketball cha

t okinawa japan. coming up next a write up of the headlines our special report which has from survivors of the battle for leningrad today st petersburg which suffered a brutal nine hundred day siege by nasa troops during world war two of the cost of more than seven hundred thousand lies. all. dramatic example of the firmness of. courage. and honor. they managed not only to stay alive. but to give their say sins and souls in inhuman circumstances. and hand nine hundred days in besieged linen ran through the eyes of the survivors each. subject has been too they are hangal speech. for the first russian fleet was for. our tea goes to the area which holds top position in the. resources. are the biggest rush we are processing factories know. where unique species of former can be found. should close up. wealthy british soil it's a spot on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on our. thanks for sharing i'll say this i would couple the stories that shaped the week now as russia's republican also save

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t. bangalore india. rather proud of the global news headlines for you this hour now britain's opposition by the party's chose that miliband as its new leader in the extremely close run competition he narrowly defeated his brother the former foreign secretary david miliband by just over one percent it took four rounds of eliminating candidates with preference votes before the two siblings battling for the fifty percent needed to take over from ex premier gordon brown will be smart to see a caucus star international airlines jet with two hundred seventy three people aboard to make an emergency landing in sweden after a bomb scare. the boeing seven seven seven was on its way from toronto when a woman in canada phoned to say a passenger had explosives the plane was safely evacuated in stockholm when a man was later and was arrested then later released no explosives were found on the remaining passengers were allowed back onboard to continue their journey. a sudden storms left at least five people dead dozens more injured as it blasted through haiti's capital authorities say strong top down trees billboards and t

t. annandale virginia. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe the cause of a huge a huge explosion that killed at least four people and destroyed more than fifty homes in california remains a mystery a local utility company did however confirm that one of their gas lines ruptured any inferno the explosion sent flames through a neighborhood in the southern san francisco now these thirty people are in the hospital many of them in critical condition firefighters are still working to contain the blaze. a torrent of mud has hit a tiny village in southern italy after heavy rains broken nearby river banks a twenty five year old woman is missing she was working at a coffee bar when she was swept away by the mudslide the rain is let up but more is expected over the next coming days. there have been clashes between riot police and protesters in greece after demonstrations about the government's austerity measures the protests come ahead of saturday's economic keynote address by the country's president four thousand police have been assigned to security duties but the police union says it's s

t. y. from moscow let's take a look at the headlines moscow's long time aide has been given the sack after nearly two decades in power which would give side of the loss of confidence in the mayor as a reason for his dismissal. made in china never used to be a compliment but now with its high tech industries a country can teach russia thing or two on this final day in china dmitry medvedev is shanghai to see what russia's exhibition of the billion stars. and could alienate have control over the world's nuclear weapons a group of retired u.s. air force officers thinks so and they've given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events from ukraine to the west can be explained by looking to the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to stand the inflow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemists making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to make an illegal back. next kaiser report where our analysts look at the scandals behind a financial have lines. and this is the kaiser report markets f

turning twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is r t let's check out some other news stories now making headlines around the world and fifteen people that killed and many injured in a train crash in india it happened when a good strain rammed into a stationary passenger carriage in bad weather that happened about three hundred kilometers from the central city of. the indian railway system carries more than eighteen million passengers a day and is plagued by accidents in july at least sixty people died after two trains collided at a station in west bengal. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has challenged us to accept the role of his country and he says the future belongs to iran the comments were made in new york where he's attending a meeting of the un general assembly session and he discussed the current state of the middle east with the u.n. secretary general ban ki moon during the trip crowds did gather to criticize the human rights situation in iran. a powerful typhoon has moved on from taiwan and brought torrential rain and widespread flooding to eastern china over two hundred thousand v

t. dot com. this is the line from moscow the headlines made in china used to be used to georgia now with its high tech industries the country can teach russia thing or two and on his final day in china dmitry medvedev heads to shanghai to see what russia's exhibition william passed off for. moscow's long time mayor you are has been given the sack after nearly two decades empowered me to be out of sight of the loss of confidence in me or as a reason is dismissed. the aliens have control over the world's nuclear weapons a group of retired u.s. air force officers saying so and given sworn affidavits claiming that strange events brain to. be explained by a look into the stars. while russian officials are doing all they can to standing in flow of drugs from central asia police are also dealing with the problem of amateur chemist making their own and they're finding that simple household products are all that's needed to made an illegal badge. so they have eyes here in our t. now while the north korean leader expected to name his successor r t talks to an expert on the peninsula alexander who met kim j

t. bangalore india. doesn't take a look at some other headlines from around the world britain's opposition labor party has selected a former climate change minister ed miliband as its new leader beating his brother david by a whisker they win over came his main rival and sibling the former foreign secretary by just one percent the younger miliband victory was helped by his more left to lead east on this trade union votes he takes the helm of the labor party from the power after thirteen years in office replacing. for prime minister gordon brown who resigned as party leader following may's election to. palestinian demonstrators have clashed with israeli troops in the west find it integration of tomorrow's lifting of a ban on juror seven was that the ending of the bad from late sunday is likely to pose serious problems in the latest round of middle east peace talks mediated by the u.s. but it's you know leaders say they'll walk away from negotiations of settlement construction resumes the u.n. general assembly has heard from palestinian president mahmoud abbas that israel must choose between peace all i can

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t. washington d.c. and now has some other news making headlines around the world here on r.t. and in romania around five thousand people have hit the streets of book arrest in protest of the government's austerity measures most to a public sector workers who have seen their salaries slashed by up to twenty five percent protesters are demanding the reversal of wage cuts an increase in the minimum wage and the cancellation of planned layoffs. belgian aspace has been shut down as part of a twenty four hour strike by at traffic controllers all flights to brussels airport were cancelled while other airports were also affected a spokesman for the belgian navigation service says that no demands were made by workers in negotiations. well that's all your news updates now it's time to turn to the world of business with stephanie. hello and welcome to the business bulletin as we've been reporting in the main news them out of moscow yuri luzhkov has been fired by president medvedev this cough has ruled the city for eighteen years and set the panic conditions for construction business r.t.

t bangalore india. look at some other international stories making headlines today . the u.s. has sentenced a female pakistani scientist to eighty six years in prison for attempting to kill american military personnel. had been arrested two years ago by afghan police who found her carrying a toxic substance and it's referring to attacks in new york. scientist was being questioned by f.b.i. agents she managed to grab a rifle and open from her lawyers argued she was mentally ill her sentence for protests across pakistan people to monitor her release. colombia's military forces have killed the top military strategy. the country's main rebel army fuck ok but then no one of the holy died of a military operation targeting a rebel stronghold he was responsible for a number of attacks on security forces in the one nine hundred ninety s. government officials say boy's death is the most significant strike against the group in recent years. and some good news for gold lovers a hotel in madrid has installed in the usual a.t.m. dispenses solid gold for just watching you raise funds for sin

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happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines you need to cause a report on r t. in indonesia multis available in the ground show to media hutto the ritz carlton hotel hotel who told me the millennium hotel in china you can see censored. hotel because of an issue marco risotto told you so to so. would result from a cold closer to home with her riviera hotel in macau sutro told the. moscow forum mayer is reportedly not planning to leave the political scene after being sacked by the russian president. a wave of protest is expected to sweep for europe as tens of thousands prepare to take to the streets to say no matters. and after months of violence and political turmoil kyrgyzstan a separate parliamentary poll we'll look out one politician chances to bring stability to the troubled central asian republic. eleven am the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome the mayor of moscow has reportedly insisted he will not retire and wants to stay in politics having been sacked by the russian president's your cough shared his plans with his colleagu

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