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t.v. dot com. breaking news story four people all confirmed dead off to a russian oil rig in the country's far we sinks injuring a store the search operations continuing throughout the night fourteen people have so far been rescued but schools remain missing. in today's all the main news in the week's top stories a fresh clashes flare up in western kansas just days after a demonstration by oil workers ended with eleven people that. the west and its allies crash on the syrian regime as russia fights to get its strong resolution accepted at the u.n. aimed at solving the crisis peacefully. the wait is finally over as russia is accepted as a fully fledged member of the world trade organization off to eighteen years of tough talk. now you know is up next with all the latest for us. thanks alex great to have you with us this is sport today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including these stories in fleet. street smushed after five games in charge russia's new ice hockey coach in a two hour be

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t.v. dot com. parliamentary elections have been topping headlines in the west some day some even protests that have been taking place in russia's spring but now we now reports of a comparison being twentieth today. dockery our dear sky our. u.s. senator john mccain to each dear vlad the arab spring coming to a neighborhood near you but is it seems russia's so-called slavic spring came and went twenty years ago. mccain and hillary clinton really would like this to happen and you see it in their relations to other countries where these revolutions benefit the u.s. and of course they're pushing for this but don't think it will happen there we're talking here like protests during the collapse of the soviet union hundreds of thousands were out on the streets people who are. always in. these and they will. get. most of the few thousand out on the streets of moscow after these elections move yun off to either not remember or be unable to compare some of this though it is funny how it worked out the middle

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t.v. dot com. france japan and china have lashed out of canada for pulling out of a nine hundred ninety seven kyoto climate change agreement the move which was legal and expected came as the country's court hampered its development peter lee a conservative m.p. in britain is sympathetic saying these commitments are enormously expensive investments in a very uncertain future there is. a feeling in canada which i'm sure that these commitments are not really achieving very much as far as the future climate is concerned but are beginning to cost a lot and person a lot. may be a forward indicator of what other countries will think and feel in future carbon dioxide in the atmosphere does have a modest warming effect the direct effect we know from physics would be to double if you doubled the amount of c o t in the atmosphere it would increase the temperature by about one degree centigrade which isn't very much i think we should wait and see how things turn out before we make hugely expensive commitments

t.v. dot com. and . egypt is working to shape its post-revolutionary future by reestablishing relations abroad as the country's foreign minister heads to moscow. and its local austrian since just going to open up and see if you want to keep it to treat tens of thousands of grieving north koreans have packed into the capital there's kim jong il is spawning laid to rest. britain considers measures to protect itself from the potential demise of the newer fans reportedly include restricting cash flows and even closing borders also.

t.v. dot com. palestinians face a new here tonight but israel warns of another deadly almost a lot against the gaza hitting the region with the rains will supply so is the u.s. into closer to another war and the persian gulf the kind of comments that he made about the israelis somebody wants to take us back to the banking system that obtained before the civil war that's pretty strong stuff even for libertarians he's labeled as fringe even an extremist but are ron paul's views of really that far out of line with the american people are any easy target for opponents and the mainstream media a look at the dirty politics.

t.v. dot com. welcome back to what you are to live from moscow here's a look at the top stories arab league observers and her syria with russia hoping they can help stem the violence before a foreign military intervention they arrive us to explosions rocked damascus with state t.v. saying these were caused by separate terror attacks. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide than enemy bullets unable to readjust to a peaceful life that's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. and british human rights groups fight for a no surprise zone in the world's most surveilled country calling office weren't city council not to record what's being said in taxis a court in another city rejected a similar surveillance tactic their. next join that of knowledge day team for a latest innovations in the world of science. hello and welcome to technology update as you can see from the decorations at the department store. it's that time of year again now this artificial tree. of my chi

t.v. dot com. welcome back you're with r t here's a look at the top stories doing the duma election fever strikes as russians packed into a polling booth to decide who makes it to parliament. the war of words between iran and the west turns into an inferno as washington and the infuriated by tehran's unfazed reaction to threats him bat by choking off oil revenues. u.n. human rights commissioner calls for an international intervention in syria sanctions continue to pile up on damascus over alleged civilian abuses by forces loyal to president bashar asad. islamist parties claim to win in egypt first post revolution election amid frustration in the streets as many believe their voices are not heard. already had our continued look into the stand off between mining corporations and eco activists in peru that's grown to military scale violence and intimidation part two of our special report is next. everything. there. will be to. see we'll go to the police station now and pressed charges. i just arrived

t.v. dot com. from stories from our t.v. observers arrived the arab league's team reaches syria's most troubled city amid reports that government tanks are pulling out. three years since israel waged a deadly assault on gaza the palestinians are still struggling its legacy and turning to the courts try to make amends. and the latest probe into the fukushima nuclear disaster blames the plant operators for being ill prepared and not responding properly to the effects of the earthquake and tsunami. this is r.t. now choose a night sport with. hello and welcome to sport on r.t. coming to you from the russian capital with me or amman calls for it and this edition will bring you the latest news along with holiday specials prepared by our correspondents but first the headlines. farewell and good luck in russia are preparing for the first ever use the winter olympics which gets underway in austria in january. best up to one see in eleven that soon called the n.h.l.'s detroit red wings speaks exclusively with our team after be named t

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t.v. dot com. you're watching r t and tonight the observers arrive the arab league team reaches syria's most troubled city the mid reports the government tanks and pulling out. three years since israel waged a deadly assault on gaza the palestinian still struggling with its legacy to the courts now to try to make amends. did our series about twenty eleventh's most significant events all correspondent shares her personal experience of explaining who was ringing the changes at the top in russia.

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t.v. dot com. or look. little. little or little. or little or little. little. little. little. are little arab league observers alive in the syrian flashpoint town of holmes to assess the bloodshed over the independence and objectivity of their mission. seeking justice for those killed in the gaza war three years since the israeli offensive but the battle far from over has the palestinians lost their families go to court. for improving the rerun for the presidency to the parliamentary vote that sparked mass protests we take a look back at the landmark developments in iraq and the politics series on twenty eleventh's events.

t.v. dot com. tonight the gulf is on edge two u.s. warships held close to in the arabian naval exercise right next to a crucial oil route the to ram has been threatening to block. egypt's ruling generals are accused of terror and he is raids are staged against the offices of foreign human rights groups of the military says is stirring up trouble. plus major opposition marches are being held in syria with activists suggesting more than thirty people have been killed across the country on friday alone but some critics are dismissing those reports saying it's hard to verify. small bags with andrew the latest wailings the daily exam the world of football making his headlines. hello there thanks for watching nice to have you company and here's a taste of what is coming up over the next few minutes back in business former chelsea coach angelo he takes the reins of power you sound your man. while foremast will strike it on really looks just looks set to return to the gunners on a two month loan from the new york red bulls. eye new year's sho

t.v. dot com. which . palooka trainer alexander and biologist natalia are cut off from civilization. they live in the village of new monkey and work in the nearby arctic circle dive center . but well so are you ready. palooka wails of plays an important role in their lives this is where they first met and then got married. let's go. to the belugas numa in montreal now to the white sea dolphinarium when they were about one year old. alexandra natalia became their foster parents they tended fed and trained them. keeping in touch with palookas is not only that job but it is also a hobby and a way of relaxation. i . train in belugas means playing with them any hostility against them is totally ruled out. whales and dolphins have an acute sense of how humans are disposed towards them they respond to friendly treatment. therefore a very many people come here they want to communicate with the belugas and touch them to singing you're sure what's most important is that this is not a circus or showing off the animals ability to leap or carry balls and they to me it's been pretty clear people s

t.v. dot com. live from moscow this is out international very good to have you with us our top stories that are hopes fade of finding more survivors from the oil platform that sank in the cold waters off russia's far east coast with rescue with failing to locate the missing workers. the cloud of uncertainty descends on eastern asia as the death of north korean leader kim jong il leaves neighbors on the edge with growing fears a violent conflict could follow his demise. israel pushes for more settlements and i'm seeing over a thousand new homes if you through some of the west bank in response to palestine progress towards the. next through the snow we travel to the arctic circle stay with us if you can to find out how a special expedition set to cope with the rigors of low temperatures in the thick forests of russia's far north. the snow. machine much. of this. has to make their way through snowy forests icy rivers and lakes in the old days local people. it was the only reliable means of transportat

t.v. dot com. welcome back to the spotlight i'm elder norman just a reminder that my guest today is pascal lamy the doubly terror director general and he is joining us right now from his office in geneva missile and me. can you tell us if and there and when will the relative weight of emerging economies well when will it be changing within the w t o framework. well the on such your question is that it's already been changing a lot. let's say for the last ten years the world trade organization today is very different from what it was ten or fifteen years ago. just look at the map of world trade or even the map of world growth. in two thousand and eleven hall full of the growth of the world output will be in emerging and developing countries this proportion was you know twenty twenty five percent ten years ago so it's already totally changed and this has had consequences on the way that w.q. works. ten or fifteen years ago all of those are the sort of big club of big elephants who are leading the neg

t.v. dot com.it's amazing what plenty of fresh air and a good night's sleep can do for you and all through an evening on the banks of lake i was ready to get moving again and my archer friend os could put me in touch with some of his fellow craftsman the no good region is full of forests and there's a thriving woodworking industry here and plenty of talented guys working in it and i'm off to see some of the best examples roman and his father in law henrich run a successful house fronting business and almost every piece is locally sourced from the region's trees. and they do some stunning bespoke work too. with green you know me doing this is the kind of furniture we make you know it's all handmade. we construct them out of branches that we pick up in the forest said you would see their house front things are all handmade and put together by a team of expert competence and the occasional novice. right so my little lesson here this is what we're aiming at. this is what we've got. i. don't get out of

t.v. dot com. plug mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range mentioned free risk free stereotype free. download free blog just plug in video for your media projects and free media oh god r.t. dot com. it's. observers arrive the arab league's team reaches syria's most troubled city amid reports that government tanks are pulling out. three years since israel waged a deadly assault on gaza palestinians still struggling with its legacy turn to the courts to make amends. while north koreans brace themselves ahead of the state funeral for their late leader kim jong il scheduled for tomorrow parties teammates his youngest son his former schoolmate to uncover more about the new supreme leaders and the magic. amman's up next with all the latest sports news stay with us here on r.t. . hello welcome to support an artsy comment see life from the russian capital with me or i'm on call for it and this edition will bring you the latest news along with holiday specials prepared by our correspondents but first the headlines. best of twenty eleven bottled

t.v. dot com. this is. a fate of finding more survivors from the hold that science in the cold water has all already scoped with rescue is failing to vacate the missing kids. descends all nice in asia with the death of north korean leader kim jong il neighbors on the edge with growing fears a violent conflict could follow his demise. and israel. how is the roof of the mouth of the west in response to palestinians progress toward state chairs. deputy foreign minister. talks between moscow and. we're sitting down with. russia's deputy foreign minister he's heading the russian side of the us russia working group that deals with issues of global security arms control missile defense thank you very much for joining me mr you off precious amboy to nato said the u.s. seems to be surrounding russia with military installations like an anaconda and that was his comparison and that russia would have to try and break out of that not how deep is the misunderstanding on the issue at the moment and does it seem like all o

t.v. dot com. we stop stories on our t.v. tens of thousands rally peacefully in moscow as they demand a rerun of the presidential of the parliamentary elections ball president dmitri medvedev vows to hold reforms promised going over all the country's political so the. international pressure mounts on the syrian regime to end its crackdown on protesters as violence intensifies across the city with people struggling under a set of western sanctions soaring prices and food shortages have hit the already of harvard population hard. the end of any era while north korea mourns the death of its ruler kim jong il his youngest son steps into power hailed as the new supreme leader use of his passing put the secretive states neighbors on high alert and they've now been fears of uncertainty in the region. more news at the top of the hour oman's up next though with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us. hello welcome to sport on r t coming to you from the russian capital with me or i'm on call for a first as always the head

t.v. dot com. arab league observers and or syria aiming to help stabilize the conflict torn country russia hopes the peacemakers can help stem the violence before a foreign military intervention and. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide than enemy bullets unable to readjust to peaceful why it's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. and british human rights groups fight for a no spies zone in the world's most surveilled country calling in austin city council not to record what's being said in taxis court and other city rejected a similar surveillance tactic there. so the headlines here in r.t. sports next with enter. hello there good to have you company and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes chelsea share the spoils in a competitive london and darby why last time go second in the k h l western conference after handing tee iscar their seventh straight defeat. while world champion even score but have lead the way all round speed skating champion

t.v. dot com. dozens killed in syria's capital in the first suicide bombing there since the uprising began in march this is our oblique observers get down to business in an effort to mediate a peace deal but. tensions running high in iraq after seventy people were killed in a new bombing atrocity only days after u.s. troops pull out of the country this against a backdrop of a political crisis with government leaders putting the blame for the surging violence on the al. position. privacy matters your every move and word people you were told were already possibly used against you human rights activists in britain fighting a rising number of surveillance cameras there now to be installed in every oxford taxi authorities insist the risk of intrusion is acceptable compared to the public safety benefit. more coming your way in about a quarter hour but first kate's up with sports stay with us. hello and thank you for joining me and here are the latest sports headlines football focus manager andre village

t.v. dot com. download the official r t how placation joe i phone or i pod touch from the i choose up story. what geology should life on the go. video on demand ati's live broadcasts and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the ati dot com. arab league observers and syria aiming to help stabilize the conflict torn country russia hopes the peacemakers can help stem the violence before a foreign military intervention. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide the enemy bullets unable to readjust to peaceful lives that's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. i am british human rights groups five four and no spies zone in the world most surveilled country on oxford city council to record what's being said in taxis and other city rejected a similar surveillance tactic there. so we had lines in the back of the top of the hour with more updates in the meantime here's andrew with the latest sports news. hello there welcome to the sport and here's a tast

t.v. dot com. twenty years ago the largest country. to certain places of. what had been more determined to teach began a journey. where did it take them. from . the.

t.v. dot com. welcome back it was an hour to live from moscow these are the top stories the u.n. says the syria crisis has become a civil war with daily bloodshed resulting in more than four thousand deaths in nine months this comes as easy ramps up pressure on a country with more financial and energy sanctions. egypt is holding its breath as it awaits the results of an opening stage of its first parliamentary elections this by the fact many doubt it will bring any real change protesters are demanding the military will words step down and make way for civilian government. thousands of protesters take to the streets of new york to stage a labor union rally demanding jobs and economic justice delayed as demonstration comes on the back of occupy protests that swept through the u.s. for more than two months. as time for our moscow program and today focuses on the main cultural symbol of russia the bolshoi theatre which has finally been returned to its stars glory. great. soldiers looking to leave. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out so in the space program we'll be exploring

t.v. dot com. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images go world has been seeing from the streets of canada as true for china operations are on the day. wealthy british style. market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report on our. breaking news story a russian oil rig off the country's far east coast capsizes during a storm with more than sixty people on board a search operation is in full swing with nine people confirmed rescued so far. clashes flare up in the western. days after a demonstration by oil workers ended with eleven people dead and. the west. pressure on the syrian regime as russia fights to move through its draft resolution at the u.n. and the crisis peacefully. plus the way to finally over russia's except as a fully fledged member of the world trade organization eighteen years of tough talks. about. follow the course or not to get t

t.v. dot com. dozens of killed in syria's capital and the first suicide bombing in the country. this. business in an effort to mediate a peace deal. tensions are running high in iraq after over seventy people were killed and. it happens only days after u.s. troops pulled out of the country this comes against the backdrop of a political crisis the government leaders putting the blame for the violence on. your every move could be recorded. human rights activists in britain fighting an increasing number of surveillance cameras to be installed in every taxi in the city . at the risk of intrusion is acceptable compared to the public safety benefits. back with more news and. it's all the action with sports. hello welcome to the latest sports update this friday night and here's what's coming up football friday because chelsea captain john terry foots his racism charge to one side as he helps the blues draw one want to talk them into a crunch premier league in london dhabi. while the rise and fall at once go second in the k.h. old western conference after having to scrap their seventh straigh

t.v. dot com. or in bygone days sleds were vital to get around. them today they're more leisure than lifeline. one drives people to quit them on lives and settle in remote woods. one fires them up to survive in the freezing cold. a new beginning in brushes nals discover the arctic circle on r.t.e. . it's amazing what plenty of fresh air and a good night's sleep can do for you and all for an evening on the banks of lake valdai i was ready to get moving again and my archer friend os could put me in touch with some of his fellow craftsman. the no growed region is full of forests and there's a thriving woodworking industry here and plenty of talented guys working in it and i'm off to see some of the best examples. for a man and his father in law henrik run a successful house fronting business and almost every piece is locally sourced from the region's trees. and they do some stunning bespoke work to. with green you know me doing this is the kind of furniture we make you know it's all handmade. we construct them out of branches that we pick up in the f

t.v. dot com. welcome back you're with r.t. here's a look at the top stories the un says a syria crisis has become a civil war with daily watches resulting in more than four thousand deaths and nine months this comes as the e.u. ramps up pressure on the country with more financial and energy sanctions. it is holding its breath as it awaits the results of an open stage of its first parliamentary elections despite the fact many doubt it will bring any real change protesters are demanding the military first step down and make way for a civilian government. thousands of protesters take to the streets of new york to stage a labor union rally demanding jobs and economic justice the latest demonstration comes on the back of a protest that swept through the us for more than two months. now from the front of house and glittering auditorium to the high tech facilities of the backstage areas during martin anders as he explores the most meticulous and expensive better renovation and russian history next here on r.t. . great. concert. of th

t.v. dot com. that's a recap our top stories for this thousands march in moscow and st petersburg where the rallies both for and against the outcome of russia's parliamentary elections the final election results are still do you not to russia politics or insecure its position as a biggest party new duma. moscow slams america's criticism of the poll saying that one should question the choices made by the russian people u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton wants an investigation. europe's key leaders are making plans to reorganize the structure of the imbued as a way of solving the debt crisis that's ahead of her doll state summit in brussels europe's power players are expected to agree on target controls on member states. when next he explores the key moments two decades ago this month which led to the collapse of the soviet union. december the ites nine hundred ninety one is an extraordinary day in russian history twenty years ago a secret meeting took place between boris yeltsin leo need crash

t.v. dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then he lives something else and you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't i'm tom or something. a. mother. to. the call of the nation is a land of extreme weather long nights of moscow the tundra stunned sun shine i think impossible forests are the first settlements of the again when tens of thousands of his ago the disparate tribes and ethnic groups blended with a perfectly divine landscape which is in stark contrast to any other place in this country. like in centuries possible today most of the peninsula responsibly population there are no roads to hundreds of kilometers apart most people get to the remote villages by helicopter and see a microphone. for . well most of the fall of an inch of the lies on low hills here you also find mountains and valleys covered with thick woodland and desolate tundra and this small region of stopping natural diversity att

t.v. dot com. welcome this is archie coming to life for most co the headlines. iran's long range missiles are standing by for ten day naval drills in the persian gulf tehran has threatened to blow quicky oil supply route if the west continues to tighten its sanctions over iran's alleged nuclear program. rallies that up in syria would opposition activists reporting dozens of deaths at the hands of police the u.n. says more than five thousand people have died in the ten month long unrest with damascus blaming armed gangs for the violence. and the you know the per task as twenty eleven draws to a close there revolutions and rallies around the globe that made it what it was the arab spring the occupy movement europeans are walking out against ever growing cuts we're just some of them. and up next our moscow chain looks over at some highlights will be past year in the festive season to recap from the opening of the bolshoi to a daring stunts caught on film. hello and welcome to the program on this week's moscow special we'll be looking over the highlights of the pasi

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t.v. dot com. top stories this hour naughty officials say twenty five thousand people gave voice to a peaceful rally in the center of moscow where for the protest organizers say the number was much higher demonstrations have been contesting the outcome of sunday's parliamentary elections. the u.k. boss out of a pan-european deal to save the euro shattering the unity dream and leaving the rest to work out new budget rules and taxes amongst themselves. and gazans whose lives have been shattered by israeli rocket siege and sanctions see a better future even in war torn libya. so that brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with more on those new stores in the us in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the sports update is next with dmitri. follow the sportsman are to good to have again the star and first our top stories. back to the gym and bare players held their official training sessions after the end of the lockout. braun's a russian ladies' team denmark in style to complete the podium i

t.v. dot com. headlines on the arab league observers are in syria with russia hoping they can help to stem the violence before a foreign military intervention takes place but they arrive as two suicide car bombs rocked damascus but state t.v. blaming al qaida linked terrorists. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide rather than that of enemy bullets unable to readjust to a peaceful life that's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. and british schuman rights groups are fighting for a no spies zone in the world's most surveilled country calling on the city council not to record what's being said inside taxis accordion another city rejected a similar surveillance tactic. more news in fifteen minutes time for the sports. hello there thanks for watching the sport here on r.t. and these are the headlines. captain john terry put his off field problems to one side to help the blues hold spurs in a feisty london darby. while in moscow atlanta go second in the k.h. els w

t.v. dot com. this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. continued to be more than hundred thousand people. walking and. to be ten times more likely to be born with birth defects and children. in the sea as little as five hundred dollars for lifelong injuries. unpunished. with. technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia. covered. hopes fade of finding more survivors from the oil platform that sank in the cold waters off russia's far east coast with rescuers failing to locate the missing workers. the cloud of uncertainty descends on eastern asia as the death of north korean leader kim jong il leaves neighbors on the edge of growing fears of violent conflict could follow its demise. but israel pushes for more subtle ones announcing over a thousand new houses in

t.v. dot com. a moscow rally in reaction to russia's parliamentary elections descends into an unauthorized march and scuffles with police. the final leg on the road to ruin the entire eurozone credit ratings are on the block as leaders make a beeline to brussels for a last ditch attempt to salvage the currency. cutting back ties with qatar russia responds after its envoys beaten by security forces in doha apparently after kremlin criticism of its u.s. backed stance on the arab spring revolutions. sports news there. hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlines a chance to make history's any trouble to look in to claim a spot in the champions league knockout stage for the first time. while chelsea boss fears boesch feels the heat is his side risk missing out on the last sixteen with a crunch time against valencia. and i think they're charging make a deal with a shootout win over former champions. and no go for klitschko boxing's heavyweight champion cools off this weekend in