erupted and a wing provided special treatment to patients and for more let's not cross life to tom barton who's at the scene of the tragedy right now how that tom delay to freeze bring us up to date. hi there yulia yes here in the village of around about two hours drive from moscow smoke is still rising from the burnt out shell of the psychiatric hospital from that fire that started early in the early hours of this morning thirteen bodies have now been recovered according to a police spokesman we just talked to and now forensics experts are going inside the building to try and recover genetic material that may remain from other bodies consumed by the flames that set fire starting about two to three am by the time emergency crews arrived the flames had already engulfed the one story building much of the construction would fanning the flames only three people were able to escape a nurse and he and she managed to also save two patients. comment why were there so many casualties there well you this this small psychiatric hospital had a special treatment wing in it as well some of the patients

in a wing providing special treatment to patients and a small that's not cross live to aussies tom barton who's at the scene of the tragedy that told the so what's going on but what's the latest there. hi there yeah here in the village of ramen square. quite a way out from moscow smoke is still rising from the psychiatric hospital where thirty eight people died in the early hours of this morning when the building caught fire the latest details that we have from emergency ministry and police spokespeople shed some light on what may have happened in those frantic minutes as the fire spread through the building the doors of the building apparently were unlocked and open easy to get out of if people could have got to them a police spokesman has also said that he only saw one window with bars on it which would run counter to the previous information that people couldn't escape because there were bars on the window which has raised more questions as to whether some of the people inside may have been medicated to that and emergency ministry ministry spokesman said yes perhaps some of the people

three survivors artie's tom barton thank you very much indeed well this is not the first the blaze in our russian medical facility to claim lives that's a joint artie's lindsey france not to bring us up to date this has happened before as unfortunately there is a troubling legacy of this sort of thing taking place in this country i must. simply into the nine russia's republic of komi in an elderly care facility it was twenty three people that lost their lives in this blaze was very difficult to get out for many of these people being pensioners and relying on first responders to get out of the building in two thousand and seven in the city of tula at another elderly care home on november fourth thirty two people died now two hundred forty seven were able to escape with their lives in that blaze and then just a year earlier about in december two thousand and six there was a very tragic weekend here in russia actually in siberia on december ninth there was a fire at a mental hospital nine people died in that blaze two hundred fifteen escaped now just twenty four hours prior to this fire

and local businesses and on the other it's jobs for a country wracked with unemployment artie's tom barton found himself in the thick of the conflict. protest in paradise the cause proposals to expand gold mines he won a mountain road near the village of strat-o. ne in northern greece there were the protesters logs in their position against the mine here further on the mountain road the riot police blocking them from getting to the village this process is just one of those showing the intensity of feeling surrounding the subject here greece's kalki dukie peninsula is renowned for its roots but it also contains precious metals which canada's eldorado gold corporation wants to extract that split the region in yet a source locals want to protect their traditional trades. mining activity is the worst that could happen to this area mining and beekeeping cannot co-exist. and protect the health and environment that i'm in panic because the mining will destroy our clean air and clean water part of the problem is the process used to extract and purify gold and other metals which critics say will le

years ago saying he was a person of interest but apparently he somehow fell under the radar artist tom barton thank you. all right well let's get to some other global news for you here on our time for the r.t. world update now thousands demonstrated in front of argentina's congress on wednesday as president cristina fernandez continues to court controversy a new law proposal which aims to reform the country's judiciary was being hotly debated by both the senate and parliament often and champions the law as a more efficient judicial system critics say it might just bring democracy to its knees and seriously limit the freedom of speech. thousands of workers have taken to the streets in protest after an eight story building collapsed killing an estimated two hundred on wednesday the floors housed several factories and a shopping mall most of the workers there were said to be women at least a thousand were injured and rescue teams are still on the site searching the rubble for survivors according to one local firefighter thousand people were inside the building when it came down. rising violence

twenty sixteen soaring unemployment has already been driving young greeks away from their country as tom barton reports. we refuse to work for free we demand our right to education messages of protest by youth seeing opportunities to better themselves snatched away these gems are protesting against plans to close university departments across greece they don't want to be left behind and made into as they say slaves of the twenty first century monologist and satiric are two students also opposed to the so-called athena plan the government aim is to close dozens of university departments outside central city campuses but it's not even that they concede it's just a small part of the malays which seems to hang over the country's young but here. i believe the youth from the cities have no future so the only solution is to leave greece. maybe the president of the european parliament was right to say that an entire generation may have been lost to crisis and austerity greece's situation is certainly more bleak than most but the only retirement or working your first shifts in the city or in greece some

sources but others here can't or won't pay a result they say of a crisis brought right into the home tom barton r.t. the village of arrested northern greece. the president of yemen has been in russia for the first time since taking office last year and cheering his state mr hardass poker i'll see and laid out plans for the country's future. and with mr president welcome to r.t. hello. mr president good subjects to discuss with the russian president vladimir putin during your meeting. first of all i'd like to thank artie's arabic channel for what it's been doing for the arab world as a whole and yemen in particular this is my first visit to russia since i was elected in two thousand and twelve i came to thank the russian government and mr putin for supporting the people of yemen at the time of the crisis in twenty eleven yemen was on the brink of civil war but its political forces the ruling party opposition parties together with our social youth and women's organizations agreed that we should take the way of peace and stop the civil war that had been raging in our capital city center for more t

only three survivors at a massive blaze at a psychiatric hospital in the moscow region artie's tom barton there at the scene thank you. well this is not the first. russian a medical facility to claim lives let's get more now with also use a lindsey for all is joining me here so this has happened before yes unfortunately country does have a track record of these facilities. going up in flames and sometimes ending in very tragic ways back in two thousand and nine in russia's republic of komi for instance there was a fire in an elderly care facility in that case twenty three people a lost their lives in the flames in two thousand and seven in the city of tula on november fourth thirty two people died not two hundred forty seven were able to escape that blaze which is it's especially rare because you're dealing with a lot of people and getting them out of those facilities can be very difficult before that in two thousand and six in siberia it was very tragic weekend here in russia in siberia there was a fire at a mental hospital nine people died two hundred fifteen managed to escape that blaz

a wing providing special treatment to patients and for more now let's how cross live to aussies tom barton who's of the scene of the tragedy so how that please what happened and bring us up to date on what's going on there right now bring is the latest. hi there you're yes smoke is still rising from the psychiatric hospital here in the village of roman square far outside moscow where that fire swept through the building in the early hours of the morning six bodies have been recovered out of the thirty eight dead the fire started at around two am and by the time fire crews arrived the whole one story building was engulfed in flames people were not able to escape in time all except three or nurse who herself saw the fire and tried to extinguish it and then managed to drag out one other patient with her and another and another patient who managed to escape forensics experts and investigators are now going through the wreckage of that hospital to try and find out what exactly did happen. and what more can you say about possible causes of the tragedy and why were there so many casualties after

that the oldest brother was run over by his younger sibling who was making his getaway or he's tom bartonhas more about what was said by both brothers parents at a press conference in dagestan. in this press conference the mother and father said that they spoke about what their next plans would be and how their feelings were at this moment or the mothers of bedat said that she was probably going to give up her u.s. citizenship she was very emotional in this short press conference she restated that she thought her sons were innocent that they've been framed. you know to do it. like this. why. why. why. the father and the source says now that he wants to fly to the u.s. perhaps today perhaps tomorrow as soon as possible really to pick up the body of his son tom alon also lands widow and his grandson tom once son fly with them back to russia to help look after them the mother also adds that she is not quite sure whether she's going to go to the u.s. as well there is a shoplifting charge there she says she doesn't think she did it but she's still nervous she may face arrest if she goes said h

at least thirty eight people leaving only three survivors and when i join joined live by ortiz tom barton who's at the scene of the tragedy right now tom what's the latest there. by the usually at the moment the figure thirty eight given by the emergencies ministry that could rise up to full if you will and those with the numbers of people given thought to be in the building at the time for which is the moment pointing to an electrical short circuit in the building's wiring as the probable cause of this fire started at three am in the psychiatric hospital in the village of around an sco a outside moscow by the time emergency services a rive the anti-woman storey building was ablaze one of the managed to escape saving two patients with they are the only survivors bars on the windows of a psychiatric hospital usually that to prevent patients from escaping may have meant the people inside the building couldn't escape it's also well known how many if any patients were medicated at the time which also could have prevented them from escaping four bodies have been discovered near the doors of th

troika pumps more money into athens the country's industrial backbone is still on the slide as tom barton has been finding out. cobwebs outside rain falls on the still and silent pits attackers plastic piping from tree infest along nicky northern greece inside the machines have been unused since banks stopped investing and the owner the oldest puts attackers fled in two thousand and ten one of his workers also be or close did meet the just want softer that he and ninety five other staff seven million euros in wages with a look at the after short talk i had to force myself to leave so i wouldn't hurt him workers see that they are being made to bear the cost of greece's economic woes this is that the story and of course the. pain is. very unequal across the industrial northern greece the story is repeated this fertilizer factory used to be a center of northern greek industry nowadays though by economics fair all file it's a ghost factory and the only fertilizer coming in here is imported from elsewhere in europe it produced specialist fertilizers until one day the workers were called togeth

percent in greece which is struggling to get out of a deep recession for its sixth year now artie's tom barton met workers from the country's crippled industrial sector. cobwebs outside rainfalls on the still and silent it's attackers plastic piping from tree infested lawn mickey northern greece inside the machines have been unused since banks stopped investing and the owner of the organ spits attack has fled in two thousand and ten one of his workers also be old course did meet the i'm just one softer that he and ninety five of the staff seven million euros in wages at the aftershock talk i had to force myself to leave so i wouldn't hurt him workers see that they are being made to bear the cost of greece's economic woes this is the stuff and of course the. pain is. very unequal across the industrial northern greece the story is repeated this fertilizer factory used to be a center of northern greek industry nowadays though by economics fair all file it's a ghost factory and the only fertilizer coming in here is imported from elsewhere in europe it produced specialist fertilizers until one day

said the elder brother was run over by his younger sibling after he was making his getaway artie's tom barton has more. in the press conference the mother and father said that they spoke about what their next plans would be and how their feelings were at this moment of the mothers a bed that said that she was probably going to give up her u.s. citizenship she was very emotional in this short press conference she restated that she thought her sons were innocent that they've been framed because you know what would you. like to. hear. why. why. why. the other source says now that he wants to fly to the u.s. perhaps today perhaps tomorrow to pick up the body of his son tom also tom ones with and his grandson tomlin's son fly with them back. to help look after them the mother also adds that she is not quite sure whether she's going to go to the u.s. as well there is a shoplifting charge there she says she doesn't think that she did it but she still moves she may face arrest if she goes said he was very late on co-opted by his brother into this plot converted into this more extremist or planned to

won't seek revenge for the death of his son tom arlen and sort of added that he wants to bring his daughter in law and and grandson back to russia artist on barton told me more about what was said by the brothers parents at a press conference in dagestan. in this press conference the mother and father said that they spoke about what their next plans would be and how their feelings were at this moment are they said that she was probably going to give up her u.s. citizenship she was very emotional in this short press conference she restated that she thought her sons were innocent that they've been framed was going to. do. this he was alive why. why. why. the father and source says now that he wants to fly to the u.s. perhaps today perhaps tomorrow as soon as possible really to pick up the body of his son tom alon also lands widow and his grandson tomlin's son fly with them back to russia to help look after them the mother also adds that she is not quite sure whether she's going to go to the u.s. as well there is a shoplifting charge there she says she doesn't think that she did it but she's still nervous she may face arrest if she goes. he was ver