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this is our t. livefrom moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program twenty eight people have been killed by the fierce forest fires raging across central russia as the weeks long hate wave refuses to loosen its grip about three thousand people have watched their homes burn at a similar number have been evacuated as firefighters struggle to prevent the flames spreading are to sarah ferguson the herat of the region for us and we're going to talk to her and get the latest so sara what has a way to solve a situation where you are at the moment. well we've come here just about fifteen minutes outside the city center of an issue which has been badly hit by the fire as she in the village of must love and most of the homes here have been destroyed by the fires they seen in the past few days the smoke really being very very thick and yet you can smell it even in the city center and this is what has left a huge number of people hey melissa we've been speaking to the locals here and they were saying that all

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you're watching r t live from central moscow six in the morning here thanks for joining us to our top story now thirty three billion more u.s. dollars are heading to afghanistan after the move was given the go ahead by congress critics say it's throwing good money after bad and it will do little to change the situation christine first reports. and actually a glimpse into the way it really is on the battlefield now made more clear by the release of more than ninety thousand secret documents on wiki leaks dot org. they paint a portrait of an afghanistan.

welcome back here with r t live from moscow here's a look at the top stories why britain's largest peace groups the stop the work coalition says the leader files on the campaign in afghanistan to mark the beginning of the end of the war and the fallout caused by whistleblower groups which of these is continuing to be felt. federal judges walk parts of arizona's controversial new law designed to stamp out illegal immigration and penalize anyone helping undocumented workers critics say the legislation still encourages racial profiling and discrimination. and hot on the heels about chapman and another so-called tal has been arrested in the u.s. the twenty four year old lobby and born american citizen is suspected of smuggling controlled hunting whitman to russia. and our speaks to for a massage. time he tells what he thinks president obama needs to do about iran and looks back at his days hunting nazi war criminals. with me i have roughly a ton a former agent of the israeli secret service the mossad and the chairman of the national consul for jewish rist attrition mistake thank you very muc

they're watching r t live from moscow and here is a look at the latest headlines on the week's top stories international threat members of two terror cells have been arrested on suspicion of planning attacks on russian cities both groups are believed to have links with global terrorism. startling statistics three decades twenty five million deaths and over sixty million infections wants to talk about at the international aids conference which starts today. kidnap confusion the u.s. media claims that in their rainy and scientists to assess he was abducted by american secret services was spying for washington. drying up record high temperatures in russia causing widespread crop.

you're watching r t live from central moscow it's two in the morning here thank you for joining us and now it's where top story kossovo unilateral declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the international court of justice in the hague has ruled that judges decided that there is no legal article which prohibits declarations of sovereignty sparking concerns among countries with separatist movements that a dangerous precedent has been set. the highest court of the united nations rejected serbia's claim that cost of both secession in february two thousand and eight violated its territorial integrity the u.s. and most european nations recognize kossovo but the russian foreign ministry backing the serbian position said the court intentionally avoided ruling on the legality of kossovo as an independent state moscow wants bilateral talks between serbia and kosovo to resolve their differences journalist and historian a bush criticized the court's decision as in that credible. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this i

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this is r t live from moscow just after midnight here now this early saturday morning kevin i know it's got the top stories for you and french police have charged three ethnic chechens with conspiring with terrorists russia says they belong to the group led by infamous militant leader dr or model for is responsible for a number of terrorist attacks including the attack on the moscow metro in march this year our europe correspondent laura reports. the preparing to fly to paris in connection with the arrest of three potential chechen terrorists we're hearing reports that french police have charged those three four in fact were arrested one was released without charge and these three have been charged with conspiring with terrorists now france says that they are links to various names terrorist organizations but russia maintains links with to whom are a few of course is one of russia's most wanted man he's one of the most notorious terrorist still at large in connection with russia perpetrated the self-proclaimed perpetrator of the bombings in march and also has links to al qaida now a sou

and you're watching r t live from moscow and coming up there's no such thing as bad publicity that's what a group of entrepreneurs must of thought when they did this to a donkey find out what sort of trouble it's landed the man. breakthroughs and protests have been marking the international aids conference in vienna the world health organization says revelations of a new vaginal gel promising to significantly reduce hiv infections have given hope to manny women the human rights activists say the key of curbing the disease is access to universal care thousands marched the austrian capital complaining that medical advances mean nothing as patients cannot get treatment they play a wealth of nations for a dog giving enough funds to the cause r.t. sara first spoke to the executive director of the un aids agency says money is essential to continue the fight against the disease. and i think for me what is going most important to say to a war is that got to of course we are moving from the period of of one and see to what period of scarcity of course so we know in europe it is a facing a maj

very warm welcome see this is our t. live from moscow i'm alice had read all that it to million people a year die from aids that's why this weekend experts and scientists from around the world a meeting to find a way to save more people mainly through prevention but there's also a group calling into question the accepted wisdom of where this deadly disease actually comes from and they're angry that no one's listening. is following the story. eighteenth international aids conference will begin hey in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community work is activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a today conference going on looking also trying to take definitions and treatments of hate hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for the singer he was one of the first diagnosed it was a terrifying experience. to turn sixty rivers just for informatio

you watching r t live from moscow five thirty in the morning here and these are the headlines over leaks of thousands of military documents to the internet revealing major cover ups over the war in afghanistan it's the biggest leak in the west military history which discloses unreported civilian deaths and america's suspicion that pakistan was supporting the taliban. war veteran groups in the u.s. are often. arms over what they say are broken government promises of the country they serve this. left many homeless. a space to call home it's ten years since the international space station first became habitable. with life support systems and docked with the orbiter many space experts worldwide see the project as the pinnacle of international call nation.

this is r t live from moscow now the u.s. is preparing to pump and another thirty three billion dollars into the afghanistan war and that's despite a massive leak of classified documents giving a bleak picture of what's actually happening there and critics suggest it's no more money that's needed but a massive turnaround strategy.

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live a. real life stories from world war two. victory nineteen forty five got on t. dot com. broadcasting live from moscow you're watching our t.v. latest news at the week's top stories scarred temperatures a break in new records in russia and claimed lives at least three hundred drowned this week of trying to cool off. the international court of justice rules call suppose unilateral declaration of independence from serbia is legal but several countries claim the decision is a political display of double standards. airstrike the extensive civilian casualties caused by the use of unmanned drones by the u.s. military resists fears of possible revenge attacks on the american mainland. vienna's international aids conference.

r t coming to live from the russian capital coming up the legacy of war we'll be speaking to scientific experts who claim weapons used by nato in iraq have caused genetic defects among civilians that's coming your way in just a few minutes from. the first internet provider in russia's far east has been ordered by court to bar access to a number of websites including the popular video sharing site you tube accusing them of hosting extremist ideology the argument was based on the posting on you tube of a nationalist video titled russia for russians other sites affected allowed users to read books of extremist content such as hitler's mind can't the prosecutor who filed the lawsuit said he was acting quote in the interests of russia but instead provide a involve called the ruling absurd. these decisions shouldn't be taken by a court through all of mankind is using this website and providers like cows don't violate russian law which was still being forced to close the website so the toll users can't smoke on and watch the videos this is absurd according to this logic we have to demolish all

with you twenty four hours a day this is r t come to live from the russian capital top stories now this hour russian inferno twenty eight people have been killed and thousands left homeless as forest fires rage on in a record breaking heat wave. toxic fishing chinese authorities struggle to retrieve thousands of barrels of dangerous chemical waste from a river that supplies fresh water to southeastern russia. and also reporting the defense authorities block county fascist protesters from entering estonia as nazi soldiers are commemorated in the baltic country. be back with another update for in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime join us for journey back in time as we are look at the secrets of the ancient towns along russia's historical golden ring wasn't andrews's in the town of vladimir to discuss its glittering white stone cathedrals which are on the world heritage list stay with us for that. hello and welcome to plug in here on class about a couple of the ancient rules here lies the soul so i'll trust it's always there and it's a toss i was as it's one of the closest

this is r t were broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program the number of people infected with hiv in the worst affected countries has plummeted according to a new united nations report several african states are now showing more positive statistics in the ongoing battle against a deadly virus meanwhile bid to improve ways of fighting the disease health care officials and government representatives and scientists from around the globe are gathering in vienna. this following the story. in just a few days' time the eighteenth international aids conference will begin head in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community workers activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a two day conference going on looking at a ton of definitions and treatments of hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for a singer he was one of the first diagnosed it was a terrifying experience the same experience trying to tur

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good to have you with us this is r t coming to live from the russian capital top stories now this hour the world's wealthiest nations have come under fire it's an international aids conference in vienna for softening the line on tackling h.-i the un warned the funding can threaten the work that's been done to fight the disease what activists called for universal access to treatment. the widespread use of banned corporal punishment an indian schools was brought out of the shadows following a young boy suicide parents are demanding harsher penalties against teachers use brutal methods of discipline. it's thirty five years since the two cold war superpowers came together even though it was in space the docking of the soviet so using american apollo spacecraft began a more cooperative era between the two rival countries. with more news more developments for us and half an hour from now in the meantime discover more about dolphins and whales in the wild but also those in russia's aquariums are special report next. dolphins in the arctic white whales are the undisputed stars.

well welcome if you just joined us this is the r t news channel broadcasting live from central moscow just a bit after eleven pm tonight good to have you with us now russia's unprecedented heat wave rages on with friday seeing another record breaking temperature of moscow and with no immediate end in sight to the high mercury readings artie's told barley explains the impact of the heat wave and how people are coping with russia's tropical weather right now. here it's the gorky park in the center of moscow people are enjoying the sun there strolling around the temperature here is still about thirty six degrees centigrade celsius so the temperature hair is about the same as inside my body now it's about a quarter not totally comfortable the people here might be enjoying it but others not so much the temperatures complained it was ruling so far have been true the record breaking this is the fourth time in july that the temperature of a bad day was the highest ever recorded the asphalt on the roads is melting trucks having to go with water tanks on the back trying to stop the roads rushin

t. welcome to you live from the russian capital twenty four hours a day this is r.t. still to come in the program the indian government apologizes for the deadly bhopal gas leak one activist among us blamed for the disaster over twenty five years ago is brought to justice. and you clear a sixty five years since the first successful atomic test r.t.e. looks back at the history of nuclear bomb development on both sides of the atlantic . the friendly nature of russia germany relations was on show when chancellor angela merkel visited president medvedev this week the leaders in a light hearted mood seem keen to push forward the latest trend in international relations burger diplomacy. let me draw your attention to the fact that germany is number one on the list of russia's partners we have long time relations which have not been spoiled even by difficult chapters in our history. when it comes to russia and germany has relations with other countries it's not like in school where you have just one friend we can have many friends germany and russia have their own issues they

of time going to the then-soviet union in the 1960s to learn more and more firsthand of what t was like to livein a totalitarian society. there are two kinds of censorship, aren't there? there's governmental censorship, censorship imposed upon us from without. and in a democracy-- and we're still a democracy, i think, for the most part-- [laughter] the censorship that we impose upon ourselves is more insidious and more dangerous. there are both kinds of censorship. i mean censorship of our history books, for example. how many of our school kids are allowed to read about our attempts to genocide of native americans, of indians, for example? how many of our kids that go to school learn this stuff? how much censorship is there over what kids are allowed to learn in school? but that's one kind of censorship. but the other is the choices we make as to what we're willing to think about and what unpleasant things we're willing to examine. now, that kind of censorship i find even more dangerous in a democracy. what you do about it, i'm not quite sure. if that self-censorship has led to theater in this

hello and welcome to all t twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean you national politics and main story now at least twenty eight people have perished in forest fires raging across central russia the country's reeling and it was taped way than one hundred thirty days which started in the middle of june the russian emergencies ministry says it's taking the situation under control however firefighters are still struggling with the blazes thousands have been left homeless in the past few days by the flames which have consumed a number of entire villages also use our first reports now from the veronese region one of the worst hit areas. well in brightness they've made managing to get the situation under control often the last few days has seen a huge amount of destruction caused by these by as we've visited the town of muscle of coaches one of the worst hit in the area is some of the people who are living that find out how they were taping with the situation they could only watch helplessly at the firestorm that played on. one person's life this is the village of muscle of about fifte

it is putting soldiers' lives at risk.se that t there is a sense there's nothing new. it may be the saving grace, despite this massive leak and unprecedented view into the afghan insurgency and pakistan. much of this is nothing new. we knew the difficulties the u.s. has had with the afghan taliban, in terms of it getting stronger. a lot of the documents simply display how strong they've become. the region may prove the most interesting reaction. as martha reported already, pakistan says it doesn't reveal the realities on ground. some pakistani officials on background are even more angry. they're questioning the timing of this leak and wonder if it's actually directed at them, given the media coverage is about pakistan's role in afghanistan. >> nick schifrin, live in kabul. >>> there could be a major change at the top of the oil giant bp. reports here and overseas say ceo tony hayward will be replaced by american robert dudley as soon as today. lama hasan is joining us from london with the latest on these reports. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, vinita. this mo

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hello and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow our top story dissenting views in the medical community of what causes aids have come into sharp focus in vienna in advance of a conference on the disease to their tended by twenty thousand delegates and the city over two thousand doctors who have been attending a separate gathering are challenging those tablets to orthodoxy that the h.r.t. virus is the only cause of aids some of them say their views are ignored by a mainstream backed by the big pharmaceutical companies. has more from the capital for their questioning the validity of the common assumptions that are often associated with hiv and aids and they also question the traditional means of treatment. with the drugs treatment not some of the more specific questions that they've raised in the last couple of days prior to the official conference and they've been holding their own talks things like the accuracy of the hate hiv test a person's defined as having a if they develop one of the twenty nine a finding diseases those are things such as pneumonia and. and as wel

live a. real life stories from world will keep us. nine hundred forty five dots on t. dot com. it is now in the evening in the russian capital you're with your head to. washington those top military secrets of the afghan war. american soldiers who say civilian casualties were sometimes a means to an end they claim to have received specific orders to kill everyone in sight when. neighbors for help is forced to survive on other people's. government for failing to fix the financial crisis wreckage the country was once the fastest growing european economy suffered more than anyone else from the recession. mr popularity in russia but one of some doctors fear could become fatal for health the government is now trying to enforce a ban on unprofessional sidekicks in an effort to curb tax evasion and swindling. all right now. speaks to a high profile jewish supporter of the palestinians to find out why he thinks he can help bring peace to the.

hello and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean you know main story now a growing closeness between russia and the west was on show at a joint russian german summers in the city of yes here in baghdad president dmitry medvedev and chancellor angela merkel jokes about paul the psychic world cup octopus and burgers with barack obama but amid the smiles they got some business done to you with dozens of agreements signed and our correspondent daniel bushell is following this story. in the windy city of all you could get was very much a case of the madrid if and merkel i'm sure if you like is the su country's leaders were all smiles their personal strong relationship really highlights the country's two excellent relationship at the moment historically until it was greeted chatted with mr medvedev influence russian he with her off to a top local restaurant where they enjoyed off to perth but later promised it was not paul the octopus who predicted that germany would lose in the semifinal over the world cup now there was talk of a trio of world leaders forward looking lea

hello and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow of our time in story and expose and scientists from around the world are meeting in vienna this weekend to debate ways of fighting and preventing aids which kills over two million people yet as a furious debate within the medical community with dissenting doctors questioning the mainstream view that the child the virus is the only cause of the disease five reports now from ghana. eighteenth international aids conference will begin hit in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community workers activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a today conference going on looking at a ton of definitions and treatments of hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for a singer he was one of the first diagnoses when it was a terrifying experience for information was just records for a. very. short term. feature or even the first part is to. be. consider

live a. real life stories from world war two. nineteen forty five dollars r. t. dot com. welcome back to watching r.t. live from moscow a reminder of top stories whole villages burned in central russia in the record breaking food waste killing dozens and needed thousands homeless the army has been sent to help firefighters control the raging inferno. chinese emergency workers struggle to retrieve barrels holding dangerous chemicals they were swept into a river and are now heading for russia. and still young veterans who fought on the side of the nazis during the second world war are meeting in the country's talbott on the veranda sparked outrage inside and outside a stone over the authorities decision to allow s.s. sympathizers to gather. the next we invite you to tour the ancient towns of russia's golden ring with martin andrews as your guide. hello and welcome to brother near. the capital of the ancient little state here lies the source of russia it's always a it's a toss i was as it's one of the closest golden ring cities to moscow it's a popular day trip enjoyed by hun

when my relatives found out i was hiv-positive, they did not want to live with me anymore. i had to move out. >> t doctor alsoopes attitudes will change so that he will be allocated more funding to help hiv-positive people lead normal lives. >>> unprotected sex and the use of dirty needles are the most common ways to transmit hiv. vienna, where the aids conference is taking place, saw a huge drop in the spread of hiv after the city started handing out free sterile syringes to heroin addicts. in an effort to clean up the city center, officials recently moved the syringe exchange project, making it more difficult for drug addicts to get clean needles. >> these addicts in vienna have to sit outside. the police recently moved in to where they used to gather. inside the subway station. the authorities are trying to move the junkies out of the city center. nadia has been clean for a year. she came here for years to swap per used needles and syringes for new ones to protect yourself from infection like hepatitis or hiv. >> i guess they are just not swapping their needles anymore, or they swap them among

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new budget cuts may mean longer response time because of t nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live in san jose where firefighters will start turning in their uniforms this morning. kimberly? >> reporter: this is the first time in the city's history this will happen. firefighters will be here in the next few thundershowers turn in that gear. the city and firefighters' union are at an impasse here on a labor contract. still, millions of dollars apart with no talks scheduled. as a result, more than 50 of the city's 720 firefighters will be laid off. one fire station will be shut down starting sunday. others will have less staff and equipment. the layoffs come as the city works to close as 118 million budget gap. the city of san jose asked each of its 11 unions for concessions, 10% cuts in salary and benefits. mayor chuck reed says the firefighters' union came up $6 million short to avoid those layoffs. city leaders say they are working to minimize the impact of these layoffs by moving resources, including engines, where they are needed the most. now, if the city is able to reach an agreement

christine for south r t and staying in the us were the anti muslim sentiment from the immediate aftermath of nine eleven lingers on and some worry it's anderson muslims going about their of lives falling victim to media scaremongering r t is an associate you're going to takes a look. has the religion of islam turned into a source of fear in the us while the american media has been doing a heck of a job if you will in phobias to me that you are not. working with our enemies have had enough of some of bin laden became the poster boy for all muslims or a billion muslims in the world this one guy symbolized all those all muslims for most americans because americans are so politically an educated unaware of what's going on in the rest of the world our t.v. doesn't report it our schools don't teach about it elitist estimate from the council of american islamic relations says there are seven million muslims currently living in the us there are no exact numbers available however the american census bureau does not collect data on religious identification but this identifying yourself with a religion or rather standing behind it is exactly what seems to have been spreading paranoia acr

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live from moscow this is r t it's good to have your company today now four years into ethnic tensions have been high in the former soviet republic of kyrgyzstan it stems back to when joseph stalin drew up the region's borders throwing part of what was considered neighboring land into kid of his territory though the most violent clashes rather between the two groups took place in april of this year you can find out more in our special report next hour right here on r.t. . provided citizens with. when they go. to the beach. it is nearly quarter past the hour here in the russian capital let's let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world and a memorial service is being held in germany to remember those who died in a stampede at the love parade techno music festival just a week ago chancellor angela merkel broke off from her summer holiday to attend the service in the western city of do was a bug twenty one people died and a five hundred were injured during the mass panic and crush at the event seven foreigners were also among the dead. the death toll

t better? we are there live. >>> and haiti's own wyclef jean and actress marie bello, next on "larry king live." >>> hi, everybody, good evening, a aim soledad o'brien sitting in for larry tonight. as you just heard, we seeing where things stand six moments after the big quake in haiti. but first, breaking news about the situation in the gulf to get to bp has placed a new containment cap on the leaking oil well. it might completely contain the gushing oil. so let's go right to cnn's ed lavande lavandera. he has the latest for us. hey, ed. >> reporter: hey, sole dad. might is still the operative word here but admiral thad allen saying things are significantly moving in the right direction. bp says they are pleased with the way things are moving and we know that that containment cap is now in place. there is still oil that is leaking from that cap. that's because there's a valve on top of it that they will begin to shut down. testing begins on this containment cap tomorrow morning, on tuesday morning. it is expected to take anywhere between 6 and 48 hours. after that, we will really get a sense o

history as much for the future generations as for the memories of those who lost their lives in the second world war. r t. let's take a quick look at other stories making headlines around the world at this stage of the day the death toll from the worst floods in pakistan for decades has reached eight hundred million people being affected by the waters triggered by monsoon rains for some four hundred thousand stranded in remote villages they damaged bridges have hampered rescue efforts a state of emergency has been declared with torrential rains expected to continue throughout the weekend. hundreds of protesters an indian administered kashmir killing two and injuring following the demonstrators tried to set up police camp and threw stones at offices for other activists were shot dead during protests against indian rule on friday over the last six weeks twenty three have been killed by government forces muslim separatists in kashmir been fighting for an independent state to merge with pakistan for more than twenty years. an earthquake has rocked southeastern iran a day after another quake in the country's