u.s. military r &d a expenditures. we had to create something that was more manageable and and during.created transitions of chips and integrated circuits. we develop lasers and that led to high fidelity entertainment. there has been a lot of military technology that has gone into the entertainment field. i was at the department of energy and got the advanced research projects energy company. they will create some wonderful technology to promote increased energy, better batteries, so for theth. >> had to answer people when they say government never get anything right? -- how do you enter people who say government never get anything right? what about the speed at which the national laboratories secure big computers and pushed computing, how do you answer that? >> there is an answer on two levels. in the first place, there is a lot of research and development that can be done that is not done commercially because it is not directly tied to corporate profits. the government can organize and has in the past organized and promoted this development historical. the government can be a source

u.s. and for the review. stories of the week in review on r t hidden civilian deaths and torture in iraq emerge in the biggest city kid u.s. military history there's no law to expose a suggested washington to block violence in iraq the iraqi prime minister claims the timing of the leak is end of disrupting its efforts to form a new government. terror strikes the north caucuses as militants stormed the parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures three people died in seventeen were injured before security forces managed to kill right. ahead for you the announcement of government reforms the french promised new protests over a two year rise in the retirement age while british unions warn of massive demonstrations to counter cuts in social benefits until. it's a fresh start for moscow as the capital gets a new boss who is already planned on how the change it. says his top priorities are corruption and congestion a little late to take a closer look at. these problems since. right now it's taking a close look at all the sport. hello welcome to this horse to the headlines as you was studying if you come from two goals down to

you're watching r t let's now have a look at our top stories for this hour confidential u.s. military fall show commanders in iraq knew of hundreds of civilian deaths embedded rockey troops torture of detainees exposure comes from over four hundred thousand documents revealed by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks. the french refused to quit their protests over pension reform even though senators voted to raise the retirement age on friday massive protests are also on the way in britain as your son very gross against the deepest cuts for generations and the calling of half a million jobs. and it's archaeologists who are racing ahead in russia as a live big resort of soft sheet builders have uncovered an eighth century temple and are shifting part of the site to preserve the ancient treasure. now with a chill in the air here in the russian capital margin andrews' heads indoors for this week's moscow out. let me let me. go. if i pick up ok. but let me pick up that. part of the. russians are known for that drilling excursions pushing price of gold is famously right the russian does n

so we can review here on r t hitting civilian deaths and torture emerging the biggest leak in u.s. military history as an online exposé suggests washington turned a blind eye to violence in iraq. terror strikes the north caucuses as militants stormed the chechen parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures. and europe is made with protests and promises of fresh demonstrations against government reforms after france raises the retirement age in the u.k. called social benefits and jobs. also moscow has a new boss who has already laid out plans to fight congestion and corruption we take a closer look at the new mayor and his promises. more welcome to the weekly here in r t i'm in use now with a look back at the week's top stories and first this hour the online whistleblower wiki leaks has lifted the veil on fifteen thousand iraqi war dead previously unaccounted for the website's published over a third of a million secret u.s. documents on iraq the largest leak in history files also reveal details of atrocities committed by iraqis against their own people while u.s. forces turned a

we can review here on r t hidden civilian deaths and torture emerge in the biggest leak in u.s. military history as an online expose they suggest of washington turned a blind eye to violence in iraq. terror strikes the north caucasus is militants stormed the chechen parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures. in times lie ahead for europe as the french promised new protests over a rise in the retirement age and british unions warn of massive demonstrations to counter cuts in social benefits and jobs. and it's a fresh start for moscow as the capital gets a new boss we take a closer look at the matter and his promises to fight corruption and congestion. this is r.t. from moscow it's just after eleven pm here now this sunday night if you're just joining us most welcome i'm kevin are in with the top story from the week and the online whistleblower wiki leaks gave its voice to fifteen thousand iraqi war dead previously i counted for the website published over a third of a million secret u.s. documents on iraq the files also reveal details of atrocities committed by iraqis agains

u.s. military efforts to revamp the system. six am in the russian capital i match reza good to be with you here on r t our top story who go chavez's and moscow is russia and venezuela aim to boost cooperation in areas from nuclear power to arms deals and oil production the venezuelan leader met president medvedev and prime minister putin sealing some key deals artie's catarina has more. very sweet deals. i brought these chocolates from venezuela they're the best thing in the world and i'm going to give them to all of you they're cheap too so you should think of buying something and here we have some banana jam and cocoa that's the best product from our country for you my friend that is when president hugo chavez sealed this country steals this.

r t the international. thanks for being with us top stories a massive expose washington has a new series of military logs suggest the u.s. should ignore torture and civilian deaths in iraq the wiki leaks website claims that they conform to the documents and not america's national security it's our top story to also. make use of promises if we. pass a controversial bill raising them. across the channel in the u.k. . last march is to cut jobs social benefit. and support helped uncover history in russia since she is archaeology stump long temple construction. some of the sporting events could be helping me see of. course must. call next week travel to russia's once closed military city of kid off which is a time capsule of a long gone soviet past. less than a thousand kilometers northeast of moscow the city of care of its regional capital a million people and if you like places that in the historic. this is the town for you. isn't exactly. it was a closed military city until the fall of the soviet union and parts of the town still feel like they belong in a bygone era but the city is developing its transport hub outside in

this is r t i'm kevin owner of the top stories from the week hidden civilian deaths and talk shit in iraq emerge in the biggest leak in u.s. military history as an online expose i suggest in washington turned a blind eye to violence in iraq iraqi prime minister claims the timing of the leak is a disrupting his efforts to form a new government. terrorist strikes the north caucuses as militants stormed the chechen parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures people died in seventeen marine injured before security forces managed to kill the perpetrators. turbulent times lie ahead for europe government reforms the french promised new protests over a two year rise in days for british unions one of massive demonstrations to counter cuts in social benefits and jobs. and is a fresh start for moscow's the capital give some new boss who's already laid out plans on how to change the capital so says his top priorities are corruption and congestion a little later on we take a closer look at the new man and his promises. the consequences of the financial meltdown spreads throughout the world within the last two years affecting all of

u.s. military? i had to do this on leave. >> on leave. >> my leave time, picked up all the expenses myself and traveled around to schools. >> talking about the three r's. >> restraint, responsibility and respect. >> and you covered the very phases of a typical adolescent life, correct. >> and also the negative things in time that were impediments to dropping out, peer pressuring out, pregnancy out, all those outs. >> you were in the military, you ran up a debt of $40,000 because you were flying to these different places, you were doing four lectures a day is i i was giving away 100 to $200 dollars a day to students. >> and you asked the government to do something for you and the government refused. >> back at the time. >> that's why you split the military. >> that's why i split. >> and you were five years removed from the pension, were you not? >> yes, sir. >> went to the fight in memphis, lennox beat tyson, it wasn't a fight, was it? >> it wasn't. boxing afficionados, a lot of people thought it would be more fight, but tyson was older than we thought he was. >> were you able to in the crowded hall that took place on microphone with the two of them. >

out our website for more from our military contributor and the blog section is just a click away and here's a taste of what else you'll find right now at r t the. u.s. trade unions are under fire for neglecting their duties the leaders are accused of spending more time looking out for their own political interests the rights of workers. and the world fashion these days are flocking to moscow's model struck their stuff in the catwalk some russian fashion week more on the latest collections have to r.t. dot com. let's not take a look at some other stories from around the world and people in their homes as a super typhoon has hit the northern coast of the philippines many schools have also been closed amid high winds and heavy rains prompting concerns of floods and landslides it's four years since another storm in the country triggered mudslides and left about a thousand people dead. and that same time food is heading for southern china where heavy rains are already causing chaos almost half a million people have been evacuated from villages and ninety percent of the region has been flooded causing damage to roads schools and infrastructure refugees a

out our website for more from our military contributor and the blog section is just a click away here's a taste of what else you'll find there at r t dot com right now. u.s. trade unions are under fire for neglecting their duties and yours are accused of spending more time looking after their own political interests the rights of workers. and world fashionistas are flocking to moscow as models drop their stuff on the catwalk some russian fashion week for more on the latest collections had to r.t. dot com. also take a look at some other stories from around the world and there are fears that paris has shall the goal airport could be left without fuel as a result of the strikes at a french oil refineries but the country's transport minister says airports are being supplied with jet fuel it comes as hundreds of thousands of workers have been protesting against plans to raise the retirement age meanwhile in belgium rail workers have begun a twenty four hour strike against a decision to privatized the railways cargo division. thousands of people are fleeing their homes due to a super typhoon that hit the northern coast of the philippines many schools have also

this is r t coming to you live first up this hour online whistleblower wiki leaks has struck washington another massive blow the websites let loose several hundred thousand secret u.s. military documents that fall largest leak ever artie's laura met reports from london. the files contain evidence of nearly one hundred ten thousand violent deaths that took place in iraq in the years between two thousand and four and two thousand and nine two thirds of them it seems from these foyles that's around sixty six thousand deaths the deaths of civilians during this combat hope of those who were killed by the iraqi insurgency and hoff it seems from the documents were killed by troops in military action the us always said it's the weak which is what's interesting about this that it wasn't keeping a record of civilian deaths when in fact it turns out from these files that the u.s. military was keeping a very detailed record of what was going on in some of these files contain the names of all of those civilian people who have died at the location the exact timings of the deaths and of course they haven't been released into the public domain before but now there's been a press conference

r t kabul and they had of russia's anti-narcotics agency says the years long u.s. campaign in afghanistan has actually stole the fight against drugs. report of the nine years of the military operation in afghanistan have demonstrated that the more fighting the reason the country the smaller the chances are of destroying drug production there only a competent government that has the support of the people who can really control the country and take serious steps to destroy drug production when the us says you cannot deprive farmers of their livelihood it actually sends a message to the afghan leadership as well saying they shouldn't do it because first of all this will destroy people's livelihood and second you push farmers into the hands of the taliban i think this is merely an excuse. and i think out the full interview with the head of russia's enter narcotics agency in just fifteen minutes here on our team. at alleged russian gun writer has appealed against a thai court's decision to extradite him to the u.s. and a lawyer for victor borge says there is no evidence against him and says the judge hear statements from witnesses but with no indication of whether the court wi