two thousand and two don't have any institution. to fight it no police no judicial system no army and in that will take time for the can put. in place but the fight that is not quite dick is also one of the priority of afghanistan because afghanistan will pay first for that suffer first before they are there will suffer from it and you're not taking the benefit off that because demand reduced by traffickers will go outside afghanistan and not stay in afghanistan so definitely it is there it is a major fight that we are engaged in dutt this fight cannot be done by afghanistan alone we need support of international community we need the support of the regions by enforcement of law by the precursor which are not produced in afghanistan has proved outside afghanistan and came inside afghanistan we will do our things our job to reduce and eliminate poppy cultivation afghanistan but also a role in the region should do did it forced to reduce the demand because because because the demand the production of poppies there so it's a common eff

thousand and one after september the eleventh in early two thousand and two blair was looking for regime change was back in to looking to back the americans over regime change i think it's pretty conclusive that when we went to war it is the documents of the telling the story rather than mr blair especially as blair seemed rather less sure of his case towards the end he was questioned about the detail of you know why he thought that saddam wasn't complying and he talked about the inspectors not being able to have free interviews with the scientists in iraq one of the panel members pointed out that hans blix was saying towards the end that actually they were getting a lot of cooperation on that so blair changed tack and said well we didn't actually see a genuine change of heart from saddam but then he he he rather fudged that he said you know we can't be exactly sure whether it would have changed and you know there must be a case for saying he wouldn't change he seemed entirely sort of half hearted towards the end about what was essentially his main case his judgment call that saddam woul

is arctic and number two it is offshore makes this. globally unique i don't think there is. there is a such a tough weather such a tough environment conditions a stock one but it does have its advantages the field is located significantly closer to its main consumer europe russia's gas giant gazprom partnered up with friends to tao and norwegian stat oil in two thousand and eight to have a go at developing the fields various attempts have been made since the ninety's by both russian and foreign companies but no significant progress was made however analysts say this time gas room has what it takes for has. enough power to. propose and to push with the development plan that gas from considers to be the right one but it's more about actual demand and. the returns on this project the stockman project is heavily tied to the global oil prices low prices in two thousand and ten were one of the reasons that the project was virtually put on hold due to low profitability however by the end of the year oil prices went back up gas from start now

the two countries benefit. however, with the change which has occurred, some people question china's strategic intention. maybe china likes to challenge the u.s. no we like to stick to the peaceful past. when we do that, we need u.s. cooperation. the confrontation would derail china from globalization. we don't want it. the chinese are confronted for the first time with the best chance to modernize china since 1840s, since war. so on the chinese side, we like very much to develop much further cooperation with the u.s.. >> charlie: what do you fear the most for china and its growth and its increasing role in the world? >> what i fear most is two things. first, on the international front the rise of china, the rise of the last member of the developing countries. that change, that is going to change our world. how the western world is going to react to that if they still believe in zero sum game, then they believe that the rise for china means the u.s. would be lose. it's not true. so i think for china what we fee

when these two insane people these two insane parties are just playing chicken over the debt but that takes us back to the precious metals because of course you don't have to rely on crazy insane people and politics to decide whether or not the value of your currency is worth something moody's is corrupt you know the movies are corrupt there's the movies was corrupt all the rating agencies are corrupt the fund managers are corrupt wall street corrupt barack obama's corrupt golems corrupt they're all corrupt it's all part of the corrupt since the kid i mean to say that's just a luis is so now acting in the good faith is is ludicrous but they also work hand in hand with the u.s. government and the over guard so let's go on to the next headline along the same lines wiki leaks us diplomats acted as boeing salespeople buried in the wiki leaks documents they're not really buried they're just not exposed to the u.s. audience because they don't need to know this kind of stuff but apparently wiki leaks cables describe letters from presidents. state visits as bargaining chips and a number of le

secondly when you came to our back to afghanistan in two thousand and eleven to two thousand and one two thousand and two don't have any institution to fight it no police no judicial system no army and in that will take time before you can put. in place but the fight there gives not quite dick is also one of the priority after afghanistan because afghanistan will be first for a sufferer first before they are there will suffer from it and you are not taking the benefit of that because the money produced by the traffickers will go outside afghanistan and not stay in afghanistan thirty years forces have been accused of building black prisons in your countries where their citizens have been illegally detained and tortured or curb the widely documented tate's military excesses against your countrymen and your sure president has been an issue an issue that has created tension between united states and afghanistan there are two or three issues that has created tension because the issue of detainees the issue of civilian casualties division did issue of the night raids in the house did he sh

there are two units on the main floor. there are two, and one would be entirely blocked. if this is not material, i do not know what is. this is not in harmony with the coach. it is not in harmony with the history of zoning in this neighborhood. other things that i talked about earlier, my property was built in 1876. when they finally brought in zoning in the city, 75% coverage of a lot was allowed. this was changed in 1972, and the zoning was changed to rh-2, which it is now. however, rh-2 has been constrained even more, and requires a conditional use permit, and you need to have one unit for 1500 square feet. this simply does not meet any of those requirements. and may i make one closing statement? i have given you the facts of the code. there is something even more important. this certainly seems to go beyond fairness. commissioner fung: which is yours? >> mine is the third lot. i have the garage. they say mine dates back to 1876. i would have to say that mr. gladstone made some references. he mentioned something from 1972 which had nothing to do with it. commissioner

two by now cooler recently a buy. back then they were in duty twenty four seven. on october the twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred sixty two the world was closer to a nuclear catastrophe than ever before one of the soviet submarines was find out when it surfaced in the south of us a c. the sub responded by putting in nuclear talks on full alert about moment a crew member became aware of u.s. seamen trying to establish contact with the best captain sure sure captain civility brought the submarine to the surface again. when you're asked to look around and see what was going on what. there was some confusion on board. as a result the order to fire a nuclear problem torpedo was not given. near which tree. following contact with the americans they stopped firing at the submarine if the situation had dragged on for another two minutes the nuclear told peter when the first compartment would have been launched marking a point of no return. because along with this is the torpedo compartment will. not appear there were twenty torpedoes including a nuclear one in this

hundred sixty five yards and two touchdowns and then with a smooth guy added it to. the five yard touchdown run late in the gang to extend the ravens lead to fifty to seven baltimore won by that same scoreline meant to advance the a.f.c. divisions against the pittsburgh steelers. meanwhile as we've already said the colts in the postseason nearly. done tomlinson one of the two touchdowns for the new york jets on saturday in indianapolis before nick hopes he'll go with three seconds left to the jets in the divisional round so they will have their hands full facing new england patriots but the biggest stars that took place in seattle where the seahawks tonight the defending champions percent marshawn lynch the longest run of historic just on time breaking a ton of tackles on his way to extending seattle's lead to eleven points the prime minister guy and even though the same sport on the following drive was showing like the chicago bears and next to the seahawks. change of topic night attorney send the former u.s. open champion juan martin del potro has begun his comebac

next we'll look at whether the financial troubles of two thousand and ten going to spill over into two thousand and eleven and what the new year has in store trends forecaster talks to us next. while millions of people are beginning the new year with resolutions only one man is starting two thousand and eleven predicting what this entire year will be like that man is gerald selenski the c.e.o. and founder of trends research institute and he's sitting down with our team now to tell us what we can expect in two thousand and eleven my first question for you of course is about the economic crisis for the past two years economists analysts journalists every day people have referred to this as a great recession you for many years have been calling this the greatest depression and you say that in two thousand and eleven in this year every citizen is going to realize it and it's going to agree with you why is that because they're running out of scheme. let's go back to two thousand and the federal reserve of the united states be saw it's the thirteen trillion dollars that they in washington le

less than two hundred kilometers separates cuba from the united states that no u.s. made commodities can reach the island. cubans are still crowning the benefits of the revolution despite the embargo and the difficult economic situation. there's developments fear is present in the streets of havana. the daughter of the former officer of the cuban army william racket is about to get married william shows old photos to his future son in law as it tells him about his family one of them features an old friend alexander markov a soviet pilot who took part in the events of the cuban missile crisis. the two offices correspondent for years before the internet came to cuba then they switched to skype. b.b.s. cause alex alex how you doing man. hello william how's your family how's life. mine is ok how's your family. we're ok. visit us some time. motion you know alex i might come to moscow soon. yeah looking forward to seeing you in my home village. nothing anywhere bye bye. today the caribbean or cuban missile crisis computer games is popular among those who could be to son's

first suspect behind the deadly bombing at the airport which killed thirty five people injured almost two hundred has been named in the russian press. president revealed of sets the tone for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech encompassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation am the we can leak scandal. u.s. president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans who say is not focusing on the right things. while the upper chamber of the russian parliament approved a long awaited starts we talked to one of those behind the negotiations. the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington is set to reduce the number of strategic arms on each side by around one third which is a significant step forward in terms of both global security and the view lesions between the two countries for more on this i'm joined by the chairman of russia's federation council is committee for international relations. thank you very much for doing thank you for having me here presidents an innovative and

coordinates are two hundred twenty degrees from young mind to cuba now rick get over his eighty two years old he was one of the youngest commanders at the time like all the other commanders he had been told to use every weapon available in the event of a confrontation with the enemy you know you have been authorized to use either nuclear torpedoes or conventional ones. one nuclear torpedo and twenty conventional torpedoes is nothing to sneeze at you know. that would amount to three torpedoes salvos. meanwhile the cuban missile crisis was rapidly sliding into his darkest moment when president john f. kennedy was told about soviet nuclear missiles in cuba he decided to declare a naval blockade of the island airships of any kind about to cuba from whatever nation. well if found a container cargoes of offensive weapons be carrying back. the so-called hawks among us top military commanders were trying to persuade kennedy to wipe out soviet missile sites in cuba by delivering a first strike the head of strategic air command curtis lemay was the principal advocate of such a solution to the crisi

december two thousand and nine. well what you are seeing differs from what was reported in the press back in two thousand and nine you may recall the panic about the swine flu and that all would die if it was indeed a panic which undermined the trust to epidemiology just so said to be excessively intimidating the public. is now you're saying mild cases. so there must have been grave cases as well. all right there have been grave cases and unfortunately they're affected mostly pregnant women and elderly people. when this flu arrived to russia's regions in november and december of two thousand and nine because like the tribes by call region new cross najar screeching and tomsk region we have to urgently rearrange charm. asher's to address grave cases but most of the cases were . actually the european union and its recently launched a legal offensive against the world health organization and threw the book at them . you mean after they were recently they published their report saying actually there had been no pandemic

week ordeal but i'm now being escorted through the frozen seas by two ice breakers that already led a smaller ship to safer waters one artie's is following progress joining us live now katrina so the ships are on the home straight to the less troubled waters now. all we know that the ship rescue operation is proceeding smoothly though the ice breakers are still working hard to battle the top weather conditions that have made these missions so incredibly challenging and the transportation ministry of course that weather will be worsening throughout the day at the moment the admiral more carbon crossing the ties breakers are in the seal behold the larger of the two vessels that had got stuck in freezing waters off the far eastern coast of russia almost two weeks ago earlier it had already towed to the to a safer area to an area with thinner eyes the smaller of the two vessels at the refrigerator vessels. to fulfill the mission of the two ice breakers now need to pick up the supply ship get back to the richer rates and then all together how to open waters. however there recap all polit

thousand and eleven coming up ok charlie if i can go to you are two first two guys talked about states and paul and their domestic and foreign policies but let's talk about maybe the new states it's called the internet and of course i'm talking about leaks. this is really changed the way or at least confirm the way a lot of people believe politics is run in the world and making us all question about how we learn about it because i would say. traditional journalism took a major slap in the face this this year because you have other organizations that are not exactly journalistic and it's hard to define weiqi leaks i think everyone still finds it hard to define but is that real. probably the biggest story of two thousand and ten in european union and if you say yes i want i want disagree because you are an expert in media. well it's certainly in the media bubble wiki leaks was by far the most important story not just of this year but i would argue this is probably the most important development in journalism in the news media for about twenty years now i think this is an extraordinary ch

it is illegal but unfortunately in two thousand and two after the prison first opened george bush declared that these men were not prisoners of war they were enemy combatants and therefore did not fall under the geneva conventions we still hold that this is a legal and if it's not illegal it's completely immoral anyways what's moral like among the prisoners that you've met recently the men who are still there are obviously tired they're depressed they're withdrawn. we try to give them as many updates as possible about men who have been released. but sometimes it's only serves to make them realize what they're missing a lot of the men who feel that their lives are passing them by while they're stuck in this prison but at the same time do not want to return back to their home country because their. persecution or so they are kind of in this this limbo where they don't want to go home but they don't want to be in want tom only more they've spent eight. nine long years there that that's their life and so it's just passing them by about one hundred seventy three prisoners left in guantanamo bay

by the end of first water two thousand and eleven it depends. how events will be developing but it's a bit like that when you're just two three months we may return to double digit inflation closer to the end of the year it's very likely to become one digit nine point five that's what i expect by the year two thousand and eleven you know what do you think needs to be done to curb this kind of runaway inflation do you think we'll ever see western levels here. ok before the u.s. for example is go in to push inflation higher and higher with another round of quantitative easing or you have the inflation may approach our levels but it's very likely that the russian official will not go that low as for example current u.s. inflation it's. very unlikely we will see two three percent of the news here is if we speak about russia it's more likely that here is inflation to approach double digit levels if. these are but you just have to speak the truth it's very likely that took place in a very little can be done simply because the inflation mostly comes fr

could oil prices have hit two year highs in recent days as industrial production in the u.s. and europe picks up experts are optimistic about the oil price in two thousand and eleven but with many oil majors diversifying their output with alternative energies like natural gas some worry this could hurt overall oil revenues jorge much of pick a global director of marker ports at plants in london explains the correlation. over the long term there is competition among fuels and gas to some degree is already eating into the heating home market and will continue to do that on into some industrial processes but in the short term any extra gas production is really not affecting oil prices in fact gas prices in some areas right now are what they were fifteen even twenty years ago but oil prices are two year highs way above trend so so far those two products are really not affecting one another this is actually fairly good news for russia because that means that the revenue it gets from oil sales will remain robust and the e.u. is preparing to liberalize its gas transportation network

well kerry at the moment two russian icebreakers are hard at work in the icy waters off russia's far eastern coast the first of them they had more than a car off has been there for some days now the second is just about to arrive and those two are the ships that are going to be needed to try and smash the ice around this last remaining ship a resupply ship that was the last of the ships three ships docked there on the thirtieth of december last year currently the second of those ships which is a freighter is being towed away from the scene that's expected to be brought to safety retailer to very soon and then after that the two icebreakers will go about extracting the last of these ships now this is been ongoing for some days now as you say why are the rescue operations taking so long. with these waters in the sea our hearts in russia's far east are known to be dangerous places for ships in the winter this winter more so than many because of the very unusually low temperatures about minus seventeen and very high winds which have combined to create very thick ice and ice that formed v

in two thousand and two. i had a visit to russia as i had visits to other countries of the world and since then there has been a steady. strengthening and improved been you know relations we are adding to the strength of this relationship in view of the current realities in the view of the goodwill and good understanding shown. by the russian federation tours of ghana stan and in view of the fact that we are. neighbors not only close neighbors but next door neighbors and the expansion of the sort of the ship is only good for both countries and for the rich. and with a military officer is held to train by russia and with the weaponry that afghan military officers are used to the two countries are hoping that this will help afghanistan by the year two thousand and fourteen when the us troops will be out of the country to take care of its own security plan a time here would have more live updates from around the table from our plan. or we'll have an exclusive interview with the afghan leader later stated you can

two two two night seas and as you have been and a committee is ruled for seventy years you know that better better than i do. two it is the usual wrestler weeks of. our our open ends to wrongly assimilate patriotism. defending national interest was a kind of. of being complacent to do to fascism and nazism which is of an obvious lie and i seems quite clear now for for for ninety percent of people in france now it's also happened in our country i think there's a very thin line between patriotism and nationalism. not isn't even perhaps so many people who want to use it to their advantage will do so how how does one prevent it how do you keep that lying that we're it is quite clear we just defend our national identity our patriotism or even actually it's with you one has nothing to do with aggression to any other country nor to any of the people and i would go even further by defending all national identity against the global leeson we perfectly understand people who would do the same and many of them include not only in europe but also in africa and in asia understand and ascend that a

hundred killed in two separate incidents last july. she's a u.s. congresswoman is in critical condition after being shot in the head in a bloody rampage outside a supermarket in the state of arizona a gunman opened fire on a public meeting held by democrat gabrielle giffords killing six and injuring twelve others one of her aides was among the dead as well as a nine year old girl and a district judge a twenty two year old suspect is now in custody while authorities are looking for a possible accomplice. the polls have closed in sudan after the first day of a weeklong referendum that could see one of africa's poorest and most troubled nations split into two christian dogma. david souter is expected to vote for independence from the mainly muslim north deadly clashes have been marred by the run up to the violence the vote is part of the two thousand and five peace deal which ended decades civil war that claimed two million lives and displaced nearly twice as many albums. rising temperatures have triggered flooding throughout germany as t

thousand and eight and two thousand and nine against all their gains from two thousand and three through two thousand and yet at the height of the housing bubble so halting homes was able to collect nine hundred seventeen million dollars in this tax loss carry back and then laid off three hundred fifty workers are overstay sara thanks so much to bring on the cause a report thank you max all right don't go away much more coming your way if you're on your way to your fly again forty seven pray forget it the plane took off without your mother just sit where you are watch the rest of the show ok stay right there. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new york and talk with the reggie middleton of the boom bust blog dot com that's boom bust blog dot com regimental welcome back to the kaiser report well thank you sir it's good to be back reggie middleton close global credit needs to double to two hundred trillion by the year twenty twenty so says the world economic forum year thoughts i don't think so only if you're going to have an economy that space to pull on debt spending to

thirds of a percent royal dutch bank is down nearly two percent and b.h.p. down more than two and a half percent and in germany the dax is down more than one and a half percent however a lot of phone is up nearly half percent as it signed a letter of intent to work together with the german utility company to build out germany's classifiable telecommunications network. and it was a marriage that everyone expected but the proposal never came the two main russian bourses r.t.s. and my sex end of the year as separate entities the government has unification plan ready but as i. reports the shareholders still have cold feet. combining the my six with the artists would result in an exchange with more than the sum of their parts that's the view of the my six president has become an enthusiastic cheerleader for was consolidation in russia over for that kind of working together without a partner for fear of having a drink or a change in achieving kind of giving the community forgive and moving that forward it is a great and very important role in my view infrastructur

is the boys is worth up to two billion dollars. it's now a question for the shareholders to answer and they may have different interests and intentions but i think there's no ideal model it all depends two thousand and eleven may see a third side joining the story europe's largest exchange operator as it is said to be moving a three way alliance with his counterparts in moscow analysts say that will help it competes with london and hong kong while russian companies would be given a chance to lease both in russia and germany getting access to greater capital is not directive proposition but one that might critically imply building ambitions of r.t.s. in my six. business r.t. . and that's your update for this hour but there's always more stories on our website at r.t. dot com slash business stay with us. thank you.

two quantitative easing two the recently amount of purchasing six hundred billion dollars over eight months to prop up you know the treasury bonds and keep yields low but nobody's looking at it from the opposite end which is based. between investments of three light and this six hundred billion of q.e. two you basically have between sixty and seventy percent of the fiscal year two thousand and eleven debt u.s. government being purchased by the federal reserve i mean basically monetizing it so the only conclusion is that the united states is has officially become a banana republic but with nukes right the government is buying sixty percent of its own debt issuance are saying that monetizing fifty percent of that which means that they are printing dollars to buy the debt to monetize the purchases and of course that purchase debt is used to pay off a lot of the structural debt that's still on the balance sheet going back to two thousand and eight so it's not showing up necessarily in the c.p.i. numbers the consumer price inflation but at the same time you see on the products side people

this requires the removal of two trees.and you can see on the right hand side is the sidewalk tree and behind it is a tree on our property. so, we actually received approval to remove both of these truce on september 27th. -- both of these trees host. it could become a significant tree which is the way that the juniper is currently defined and how the building code works. the removal of the sidewalk tree is necessary to provide car access of the street. removal of the tree on our property is necessary to enable activation of the garage which would be at the front of our house. after evaluating approaches, we decided the only practical way to install the garage involves removal of both trees. we do plan to replace one of those. mr. hardy has proposed an alternative approach. this is the goal of leaving the two trees in tact. his goal is similar to solutions we have already evaluated but does not meet our needs. in addition, one of the evaluate your states that there is no way to excavate and install the garage without removi

six two chill take on another australian samantha stosur in the second round. is also there after beating romanian alexander they'll get all allies to open the year with a straight sets win over world number one caroline of us now in a new year's day exhibit and match in thailand and the belgian was in good form once again wrapping up a sixty two six one win in just over one hour the reigning u.s. open champion sounds she will gradually she's been gradually been improving her game since returning to pro tennis in two thousand and nine. that's always a good bonus i think also for your mental state of mind is to know that you've been able to improve things that we're still a little bit weaker and that's a you know it's always it's a confident feeling knowing that you've been able to you know play really good tennis last year but i feel physically after that i'm still you know become a little bit better. now in golf louis all stews and delight of the home crowd the east london golf club by claiming the africa open title on sunday the open champion holding his nerv

last two years so we. know what does the russian design this is the way it's been being you know we're looking at each season one one day for russia and it will have a space would then here and we. will be supportive of that and you also have many western design. showcase excuse me here. we have american designers in this we have any designers that. you know this season that they. have some good it with asian everybody talks about them i am the first one to run and get them for sale on the for. the to make it. like you very much. various international designers showcase their cards. many of which are exclusively represented stool american brand recently launched his collection off here the top model naomi campbell attending the event now moscow's fashionistas can join the label spans monkey research as nicole kidman janet jackson and brooke shields a controversial subjects in fashion many say that such glamorous spark coach wraps and hats on the city's. russian winter months living in america we are almost

percent of their own shares at around two hundred fifty dollars per share. even though it's only the second day of trading for russian stock markets since the new year holidays so really one of the best performers compared to other emerging markets now chief strategist that on capital peter weston explains why through up almost two percent and you're looking at the demand being mainly related to steel producers and mining companies and also ross telecom has performed it but actually been the best performing stock today but it is the commodity space that is kind of leading the team right now in terms of telecom this a number of speculations right now some are basically.

neugebauer, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. neugebauer: thank you, madam speaker. i wish i didn't have to rise today in support of this resolution because it was a sad day for america last saturday. but let me say this on behalf of the people of the 19th congressional district who i represent, we send our heartfelt condolences to the families and the friends and the loved ones of those who were killed in this senseless attack. we also offer our prayers for gabby and the others that are making recovery from this act as well. as i read through this resolution and as many of you like i have been watching tv, saturday was a bad day. it was a horrible day for america. i was in the grocery store shopping and got the notice that my friend, gabby, our colleague gabby, had been shot. and others. it was terrible. as we have gotten an opportunity to watch over the last few days what we learned is that out of this horrific act we saw some of the things tha

come two thousand and eleven after the changes the world faced in two thousand and ten what can we expect this year will the new year be better than the one past the so-called paradigm shift is gearing up bringing even more changes to people's lives public opinion research ages eleven of us and asked russians what will be their country's position on the international arena sixty three percent think it will not change significantly twenty percent believe it will improve and only seven percent see it weakening. ok jamie falling to the break you are. going to point go right ahead. i think all the positive aspects that we've talked about so far are true but they also have to be weighed against dangers and and downsides what the spreading information does as we've seen over this past decade it one thing it does is it creates intense issue publics people who are able to connect with each other who were never able to connect before and then sort of join forces that can be a good thing but you know there was a time in america if you were an extremist or a pedophile and you lived in some small tow

two to seven to. one. week. over to into sports now and rushes of on school but have house claimed gold in the man's big combination at the european speed skating championships immediately but also winning the sound thousand meter distance with a time of thirty minutes thirty nine point eight seconds already has also won the five thousand meter as was second in the fifteen hundred and came fifth in the five hundred meters to dutchman wood to all day. silver and bronze respectively. and by all flown the bunches of has claimed wrongs in the mounds mass start adding fooled world cup staging germany the russian missing just always shots at the four shooting ranges and eventually lost four seconds to do without boyle will win the silver went to his fellow we just found out it was able to out sprint charizard despite missing three targets and russia. also came third in the women's must start race. on the slopes to the top honors in the men's world cup slalom ray said this was a result of. the creation also moving to t

morgan chase and bank of america advancing two point two a month point six percent respectively. here in russia wednesday traders of course closed the r.t.s. m i six continued their rally supported by gains in europe and a high oil price news on merger and acquisition activity were moving the markets mostly telecom jumped nine percent on the my six as to company braybrook they offer to exchange their ten percent stake in national telecommunications for shares in the senate the price of oil continues to advance as you see their point almost eight percent and north nickel returned to pre-crisis levels and was trading near historic highs and expectations but the company would buy back its own shares six point two percent of them at around two hundred fifty dollars for the share. even though it's only the second day of trading for russian stock markets since the new year holidays it's already one of the. the best performing markets compared to other magic markets chief strategy is that on capital peter weston explains threw up almost two percent and you looking at the demand being ma

two thousand and eleven and the story of your cubicle titled. going into the final round and pretty strong to stop the big three you know finished on sixteen on the far south africa holding from fifteen feet for birdie on the terrorist acts to hold wildwood and we're us only managed pars. moving to basketball now west part of st petersburg be denied the eighth week of the p.b. all regular championship spartak framing of their top off position in the league table with the wind blows in most of all watch the action. it was used against experienced and elites major of the weekend one of the most talented sides to be bailed the nominee to conspire doc from cindy just go ahead if you feel need any in that school in one of the key players from the russian national team and don't can control set an early base in this game to now on the with trying to play their firm bans basketball was a lot of three pointers and if seizure by nan can make in a free people in the high scoring first quarter well points for another russian international indies team the v