managed to pick up the connection with reporter bill true who's standing by in cairo now joining us live here on our team to give us some more details on what is certainly a very fluid situation but it's good to see you so quickly just how bad is the violence become in central cairo only overnight so far bring us up to date if you were. battles raging here at the presidential palace and in the capital. really very fierce battles continue between protesters and security forces i personally witnessed a lot of police brutality there's been a criticism of the place in the ministry of interior off the fish was broadcast over a protester. beaten and trying to cross the tarmac i saw this with my own eyes it just but i this balcony the man who did not preach or any resistance or any threats towards the police had his trousers by his ankles was dragged face down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a vehicle and later i also saw police come down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer armed with bird shot

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at moscow. with your worldwide news . the election that was meant to dig italy out of chaos is now adding political deadlock to economic distress no party or coalition has managed to secure a clear majority in either house of parliament the country now stuck between options on the left and right as also a major new force emerging with a party led by a former comedian winning a quarter of all the votes. and man of. political corpse just a couple of months ago. actually seems to be holding a really good. in the senate but again he is. number one in the senate now if we look at they all over hell. however parliament does seem like the majority of the seats there. claimed victory there but you have to understand that this is not because so many people have voted for him it is because of the italian election law which does give a lot. to the party. even by the tiniest margin and that is exactly the situation in this case because berlusconi as well is a newcomer but are all essentially tied in the parliament as well so what we

good to have you with us here on r t we start tonight in cairo where one person has been killed more than fifty injured as protests against mohamed morsy turned violent pyrotechnics and petrol bombs were used by protesters who managed to reach the presidential palace police responded with tear gas and water cannons reporter bill true saw the mayhem. i personally witnessed a lot of police brutality there's been a criticism of the police in the ministry of interior i'm off this footage was broadcast all the proof of a protest a story beaten i'm drawing to cross the tarmac i saw this with my own eyes it could just but i this balcony the man who did not picture any resistance or any threats towards the police caught his trousers by his ankles was dragged down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a vehicle and later i also saw police down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer with bird shot to shot him he fell to the ground the mistakes taken by an ambulance this comes off a protest is three

it's good to have you with us here today. live in moscow and what started off as a very strange day so let's get to it starting with our breaking news here on. your average morning in russia. well there you hear it up people in the year olds region have seen boning objects raining down from the sky after a meteor right exploded above the earth causing me to. go to school and i joins us here live in studio with more on this good to see you started going to do my work up this morning thinking it was war of the worlds god we're under attack what happened well we're not under attack by the actually what you thought that was the thought that crossed the minds of pretty much everybody and it should have been screened and we have managed to call some of them and they have told us freshly about what their experience was what their thoughts were just when this whole thing started because of the things that we know that a lot of people have these what study comes on they do yes yes they do a lot of people in russia have these for the s

a pleasure to have you with us here today. with twenty four. election that was meant to dig. out of crisis is now adding political deadlock to economic distress. coalition has managed to secure a clear majority in either house of parliament but the country now stuck between options on the right. there's also a major new force emerging in the party led by a comedian who won a quarter of all. back with a vengeance he's just a ship. a man of some political experts have a political corpse just a couple of months ago. actually seems to be holding a really good. seats in the senate but again he is tied with. the number one position in the senate now if we look at the lower house however parliament does seem like the majority of the. claimed victory there but you have to understand that this is not because so many people have voted for him it is because. of the law. even by the tiniest margin and that is exactly the situation in this case. as well as in you are all essentially tied in the parliament as well so what we have at this point is a total deadlock we have ended up with. par

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here in moscow. this is exactly what people saw in cities across the central russia that was quite early this morning about eight or nine o'clock so actually a rather impressive sight indeed it did take a while though before it became clear this was amy to your streaking across the sky and crashing into a plane crash not world war three none of the above let's speak to. who's been keeping very very close tabs on this so you've been monitoring a lot of incoming footage from viewers around the world particularly though in the eastern russian area it wasn't a plane crash it wasn't a missile test go on with indeed it was. here that was broken to the earth's atmosphere and broke into several pieces five or six well not really precise it happened at nine o'clock in the morning and people were heading to people were heading to work whatever and this is what the credit was absolutely unbelievable but of course some numbers now. so there was actually extensive damage and it seems to be increasing the more we

good to have you with us here on r t we start tonight in cairo where one person has been killed more than fifty injured as protests against mohamed morsy turned violent pyrotechnics and petrol bombs were used by protesters who managed to reach the presidential palace police responded with tear gas and water cannons reporter bell true saw the mayhem. i personally witnessed a lot of police brutality there's been a criticism of the police in the ministry of interior i'm off the footage was broadcast all the proof of a protest a street beaten and dragged across the tarmac i saw this with my own eyes it could just but i this balcony the man who did not picture any resistance or any threats towards the police caught his trousers by his ankles was dragged face down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a vehicle and later i also saw a police down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer but shocked shocked him he fell to the ground a mistake taken by an ambulance this comes off to protest is three

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five am in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story around six thousand people have taken to the streets of egypt's capital protesting against president mohamed morsi while thousands of more have staged rallies across the country at least fifteen have so far been injured in fierce clashes in cairo as an angry mob attacked the presidential palace with firebombs here's a reporter bel true with the latest. but you know how chaotic scenes are how come we need to ask questions how broken out somehow the government protesters answers are security forces the president. says are many marches comprised of presidential building concrete supposedly free market house the promise was not the police and i'm time we take us comes off many demonstrations across the country of course there are still thousands in paris where as well he said it will not ok and so i come on have been mad this comes off the several protests converged in from the presidential palace on to her scratch as part of friday's day at the never ends protesters called this against the president's peopl

well stay with us here on r.t. still to come syria's main rebel group holds out of key international meetings aimed at helping end the bloody civil war after a break we'll look at what's next for the peace process. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. videos for your media project a free media. for staying with us here on r t twelve minutes past the hour now syria's main opposition group the syrian national coalition says is pulling out of a series of international gatherings aimed at resolving the deadly civil conflict the group will skip the friends of syria meeting in rome as well as scheduled talks in the u.s. in a rush over what it sees as a lack of international condemnation of regime the assad. team rebels accuse damascus of multiple civilian ki

incident i'm joined live on the phone by dirk ross a meteoroid impact joining us live here on the program today mr ross it's a live in the moscow studio i hope you can hear me can you tell us what's going on with the whole global monitoring system and how did this meteor right literally just come out of the blue. pushed. more of. this very large. one. where water is. mr ross a source i'm terribly sorry we've got a very very bad connection here and i'm going to apologize to you now and apologize to all of you that we will try to reestablish this line just a bit harder in the very very near future to across a meteorite impact research i do apologize for that here or not see. for now though most space rocks approaching earth simply burn up safely in the planet's atmosphere however one getting all the way through the surface isn't such an uncommon event some scientists estimate that hundreds of them actually reach the ground every single year however because of the intense burning in the atmosphere and most end up too small to cause any major damage or produce a display like the one above the

now joins us here in the studio to bring us up to date on this so it was and i mean it was a ball in the sky but it wasn't a plane crash it was in the beginning of world war three what was it it was well it was the sky falling. asteroid which are broken into several pieces upon the striking the earth's atmosphere and causing a massive sonic boom and you can see that it was ignited again actually i cannot get enough of these these pictures to you start yes but unfortunately as the more we talk about it the more details we find out is that we realize that there has been actually massive damage with three hundred buildings were damaged windows blown out doors also blown out. more than one hundred people have been wounded i mean the numbers you know that we've been getting the numbers all day get higher and higher. and i wonder why well because when the windows go flying or so does the glass and the people end up with the numerous cuts from the shards of the of the of the glass and of course there's a all hell breaking loose essentially and people were panicking and thinking what is this

what is a good to have you with us here at washington's attempts to corner iran with sanctions against its oil industry may have actually been undermined by the us itself the pentagon has admitted it cannot verify where exactly the u.s. purchased over a billion dollars worth of fuel for its operations in afghanistan in recent years the story now if you want to use a gun a trick. the u.s. gives money to the afghan government to buy fuel for its forces now u.s. officials especially specter general for afghanistan reconstruction say they cannot verify that the fuel purchased for afghan security forces in recent years did not come from iran it could be their way of saying that it most probably did for the wrong and it could mean that the u.s. has violated its own sanctions thereby letting us taxpayer dollars go to even coffers those sanctions that the u.s. has put in place not only bar u.s. companies from doing business with iran but also punish third party countries for doing business with iran but no matter how many rounds of sanctions are in effect they were never watertight even though

or stay with us here on r t here's what's coming up. we have. done a lot to fire up to four children a day bringing weapons into u.k. schools with authorities desperate to end an epidemic an epidemic of violence war later in the program plus. america's new top diplomat john kerry setting off on a marathon foreign tore his first as secretary of state after the break a look at where he's going and why. download the official publication if you so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. thanks for staying with us as we review the week here on our t.v. sixteen minutes past the hour now america's newly installed secretary of state john kerry's embarked on his first foreign tour as the country's top diplomat on the list checking the boxes with he allies in europe plus delving into the turbulent middle east as artie's marine important i reports from new york. america's new secretary of state john kerry is on his first

good to have you with us here in. moscow syria's government is open to dialogue with the opposition even its factions the country's foreign minister said during talks with the russian diplomats right here at moscow but the prospects for peace have suffered yet another blow to the key rebel group has now withdrawn from all international talks complaining of a lack of pressure on the assad regime. joins us live to tell us more about this so you go to a good to see you today it's been a bit of a back and forth going on here for months now the assad government always saying we're ready to sit down and talk the opposition or the rebels to differentiate between the two keep saying no talks just regime change talk to us about the whole significance of this visit here. well this visit is taking place at a very uncertain time it's really not clear what's needed to be done in order to get the syrian opposition engage in talks with the government since damascus does stress that it is ready for dialogue with the opposition and in

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three i'm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r.t. we begin a new era where the president has confirmed the presence of french troops at one of the country's biggest uranium mines in arlit he said special forces were asked to come in to avoid a repetition of last month's hostage crisis in neighboring out geria the arlott mining sites itself been the scene of a kidnapping two years ago and those taken hostages that time haven't yet been freed or he's shown thomas has more. the mine in question is the our live facility a location in which the french company a raven has a large stake now it's important to know that this is the second mission in africa completely separate from france's mission in mali which has been going on for nearly a month as neighbors mali and the situation continues to remain unstable the french government is making it clear that they are ready and willing to protect their assets in the region and on the african continent as a whole well they've pointed to the incident that happened last month in eastern algeria whe

a pleasure to have you with us here in our. live in moscow with your news from around the world let's get straight to our breaking news story for you right now north korea has confirmed it carried out a third underground test our russia has now joined the chorus of international condemnation against north korea for this controlled explosion of a nuclear device and this after pyongyang confirmed its third underground nuclear test aimed against what it called quote outrageous u.s. hostility details now from. the reclusive state has announced that it successfully detonated a menu tries nuclear devices in underground test site to find orders from the u.n. security council condemnation is expected across the board especially from the west an emergency meeting at the u.n. security council has been called upon ki-moon and south korea have already been vocal about their very serious concerns now the main issue is that this puts north korea one step closer to its goal of building a nuclear warhead small enough to mount on a long range m

captured the imagination of the media and it's been widely caught on camera are going to go now joins us here in the studio to bring us up to date on this so it was and i mean it was a ball in the sky but it wasn't a plane crash it was in the beginning of world war three what was it it was well it was the sky falling. oil which are broken to several pieces upon the striking the earth's atmosphere and causing a massive stanek. again actually i cannot get enough of these pictures to be stunning yes but unfortunately as the more we talk about it the more details we find out is that we realize that there has been actually massive damage with three . one hundred buildings were damaged windows blown out doors also blown out. more than one hundred people have been wounded i mean the numbers that we've been getting the numbers all day get higher and higher. and i wonder why well because when the windows go flying or so does the glass and the people end up with the numerous cuts from the shards of. the of the glass and of course there's a whole hell breaking loose essentially and people were panicking

it's good to have you with us here and a. lot for off has highlighted what he sees as double standards when it comes to the our revolution the syrian crisis in particular addressing a major international security forum in munich he said if the world community had stuck to its initial agreements the civil war in syria would not have spiraled into such a state of details on this. the underlying theme of so he allowed rove speech was if you cheat unity with foreign partners furthering discussion however it was certainly not all sweetness and light from the russian foreign minister one of those questions that he said russia wanted to put to the western partners was how could the west justify their quest for regime change in certain countries while turning a blind eye to acts of terror now this is just one of many times he either alluded to or mentioned by name the conflict in syria talking about acts of terror committed by the opposition troops opposition forces within syria there against the the army against civilians now he als

stay with us here on r.t. still to come when getting the royal treatment is unwelcome we report on how cold wait is to put people behind bars simply for criticizing the monarch plus. the artistic director of moscow's ronaldo bolshoi ballet heads to germany for id treatment after he announced that he knows who was behind the acid attack on him more than two weeks ago all still to come on r.t. . but first john kerry will face many challenges as he begins his new term as u.s. secretary of state and according to a recent report revelations that big money donors to president obama's campaign have been landing positions in the foreign service might be one of them or he's going to she has more. a recent study by two professors of international relations at pennsylvania state university looked at available information on president obama's donors direct political contributions and the positions that they received and they concluded that those whose political connections to president obama were measured in dollars rathe

i am in moscow i'm at present good to have you with us here on r t we start out in cairo where one person has been killed in more than fifty injured as protests against president mohamed morsi turned violent pyrotechnics and petrol bombs were used by protesters who managed to reach the presidential palace police responded with tear gas and water cannons archy's bell true is in the egyptian capital for us with more. i personally witnessed a lot of police brutality there's been a criticism of the police in the ministry of interior i'm off the british broadcast all the proof of a protester story beaten i'm trying to cross the tarmac i saw this with my own eyes it could just but i this balcony the man who did not picture any resistance or any threats towards the police caught his trousers by his ankles was trying to face down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a vehicle and later i also saw police down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer with but shocked shocked him he fell to the ground whi

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here in moscow. this is exactly what people saw in cities across the central russia that was quite early this morning about eight or nine o'clock so actually a rather impressive sight indeed it did take a while though before it became clear this was a me too your streaking across the sky and crashing into not a plane crash not world war three none of the above let's. go now who's been keeping very very close tabs on this so you've been monitoring a lot of incoming footage from viewers around the world particularly in the east and russian area it wasn't a plane crash it wasn't a missile test go on with it it was a it was. it was a meteor that was broken to the earth's atmosphere and broke into several pieces five or six to be precise well not really precise it happened at nine o'clock in the morning and people were heading to. work whatever this is what they heard it was absolutely unbelievable but of course the numbers now there was actually extensive damage and it seems to be increasing the more we

thirty four thousand troops will be leaving afghanistan by next february and he said now we know joins us here on the program to give us the latest on the american president's state of the union a mixed bag of issues certainly domestic take in the forefront of the speech some foreign policy issues though one of the highlights a lot of numbers a big announcement on afghanistan certainly top the address after over a decade of war troops are coming home in twenty fourteen as obama put it obama points out that there are two missions now one to prepare handing afghan forces to take over so that the country does not slip into chaos again the key word here again it almost seems as if it's now a stable place just today reports of ten civilians killed by a nato strike targeting taliban insurgents and while obama spent most of his speech talking about the economy and taxes he failed to mention that so far the u.s. has invested over one hundred billion dollars in reconstruction of afghanistan and that this year alone it's expected another thirty billion dollars could be spent in eight this as the afghan

it's a pleasure to have you with us here on r t today i'm rule re sushi with the world wide live from moscow this is what people in cities across the you are also central russia saw in the sky this morning an impressive sight if not terrifying if you take a while before it became clear this was a meteorite streaking across the sky and crashing to earth. has been looking into exactly what happened and can tell us because frankly i got calls in the newsroom this morning in all sorts of friends across the country going we're under attack so what is it all about this is all about and this is all about a meteorite which has descended into the atmosphere and broke into several pieces and while doing that. made quite a show i have to say i'm frightened a lot of amazing exactly it all happened at nine o'clock in the morning actually can see the time right there. in the morning into that is people are going to school to work going wherever minding your business then all of this stuff is already. in the sky you have to understand there was also. which company this site and apparently. that's wh

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it's good to have you with us here on r.t. today britain is removing the welcome sign from its doors this was the government fears the flow of migrants into the country might skyrocket the authorities think that promoting the u.k. as a great destination may have gone just a bit too far out is poorly as the story. as one official put it the negative ad campaign about britain would help to dispel the myth that the streets in the u.k. all paved with gold and the politicians certainly are worried and they've got it wrong in the past the previous year was the year of the olympics and politicians trump and trumpeting great britain and how long john in britain is the best destination the world billions of pounds poured into advertising to really sell the u.k. but it seems that for immigrants potential immigrants from rumania i'm from garia the message is that britain isn't so great after all so a lot of people used to use that sort of was quite farcical the fact that the government is willing to trash its own image and to admit that

also joining us here. in moscow there is father tom all in egypt where the government is struggling to contain street violence president mohamed morsi has sport forward parliamentary elections to april twenty second was the opposition leaders calling for a boycott of the vote and the protests going on for weeks with the opposition accusing the president of hijacking the revolution and backtracking on reform promises and salties bell true reports the on rest has often been accompanied by claims of widespread police abuse and torture. in his hometown of tanta the big game of the point south twelve local you have renamed to street after his son mohammed a twenty eight year old activist allegedly tortured to death by security forces two weeks ago after protesting on tahrir square. when the first time i went to see mohammed in hospital i didn't recognize him seriously his race was covered with his skull fractured when i asked the doctors they told me this is mohamed odeh the other hundred would be although moha

we'll be right back here on msnbc. stay with us. >>> we're back here on msnbc covering the docking of a carnival ship and a whole bunch of happy folks getting off. all ends well. investigation will embark. some of these folks are pretty upset the way this has unfolded. but that's life. it's been an emotional experience for some folks we've talked to tonight. we're rejoined now by michael crye. he was a spokesman for the cruise industry and a coast guard officer. how does the cruise industry move forward after this? i mean, a lot of judgments being made and opinions being rendered by americans watching this. how does the cruise industry move forward from this? >> i think first of all it's important to realize that on any given day there are about 200 ships on the ocean carrying passengers. and when you compare the number of incidents to the number of ships that are operating, it does have a very good safety record. i think chairman hall misstated a couple of things that are important to point out. first of all of the three fires tha

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and thanks to spur for hosting us here in this wonderful exhibit. thank you for joining us >> hi, i'm lawrence. welcome to building san francisco. we're doing a special series, stay safe, about staying in your home after an earthquake. let's look at issues related to water and sewer. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at the san francisco spur urban center on mission street in san francisco and i am joined today by maryellen carol from the puc who is going to talk to us about water and sewer issues which are major issues after an earthquake. >> absolutely. >> so, what are the things we should be concerned about about water? we have no water. >> so, you want to be prepared for that scenario. and the recommendation is to have stored one gallon per person per day that you would be out of water. we recommend that you have at least three to five days stored for each person and also keep into consideration storage needs for your pets and think about the size of your pets and how much water they consume. >> we have this storage which is using tap water. >> yes. >> so, of co

in nearly six centuries let's get more on this now from lottie's tom barton live in the studio for us here told me was only part appointed in two thousand and five when that's going on why is resignation now well kerry yeah a real shock i think the small army of journalists and pope watchers that were in rome even even they have been taken aback by this sudden announcement today it should be noted that pope benedict the sixteenth was one of the oldest pope's to be elected when john paul the second died in two thousand and five however he has said today i do not have the mental and the physical strength anymore to continue my duties. i see that my drug needs those qualities and i no longer have them so i'm stepping down there is time the vatican has been large by a string of scandals as it will tell us about that it has indeed it's certainly been a difficult time pope benedict said it was reported to have said that he didn't really want the job of the pope and what a time to have been in the whole decision for fending off scandal after scandal that the church has been the catholic church ha

it's going to be with us here in r.t. today a massive drugs boston right on the edge of moscow as once again highlighted the alarming rise in the illegal heroin trade from afghanistan into russia almost two hundred kilograms of high grade heroin was seized by drug control offices this monday at a busy market sean thomas is here to tell us more about this here on the program and sean good to see you so among the radishes and two hundred kilograms of high grade afghan heroin how on earth does that make it so close here well indeed it is an interesting story with compelling pictures as well in fact one hundred ninety kilos of heroin from afghanistan worth about one hundred eighty million u.s. dollars from afghanistan to russia stopped in moscow suburbs in fact it was hidden in ranch radishes in fact you can see here some vegetables and when they cut open these bags that actually has the drugs or the radishes in it they actually find heroin inside and that heroin even died green at the color of the radishes so that they were

a pleasure to have you with us here on our show in moscow potential currency war and the european debt crisis certainly dominating a meeting of finance chiefs from some of the world's biggest economies here in moscow russia the gathering is seen as a launch pad for the g twenty summit later this year. is following discussions are in the kremlin and joins us live here on. good to see you lucy thanks for jumping on so quickly a lot of talk are looming about a currency war ahead of the meeting anything been said on that so far. hi there rory o'neill lot's been said in fact a lot of conflicting statements have been said about this talk of the impending looming currency war which has led some folks some market watchers to be quite confused as to what we'll actually see coming out of this g. twenty talks here in moscow now at the center of the whole controversy of crisis is japan due to its aggressive monetary and fiscal policies it has seen a weakening of the now this is caused a major rift between the sort of advanced rich nations who are heavily in debt who don't really see any way to sti

children into their families because of abuse across about events for artie's maria for national joins us now here in the studio maria tell us what do we know about maxine short life yes indeed it's very short life unfortunately mcclim is the elder of children born in the scot free of russia russia's western region both he and his brother whose name is real were adopted by the château family having reportedly been abandoned by their russian mother he flew with his adoptive parents from russia to taxes in october two thousand and twelve after which little or almost nothing was heard about him and his brother there are however some forty graphs i hope we can see the now. they surfaced since his death on twenty first of january in why don't we it is claimed scraped and broken blood vessels are visible ront his eye would happen. so what actually happened on june twenty first and to us about that well have been the suggestion is continue right now and of course it's too early to say exactly what happened on january twenty first but it's reported that maxim's parents and doctors parents called medics to

grade heroin was seen by drug control offices this monday at a busy market aleksey sean thomas joins us here in the studio to tell us more about this sean good to see you today so among the cucumbers encourage the rhubarb and radishes afghan heroin or a small amount either indeed the case in fact some compelling images and a great story here the russian federal drug control services say that they have discovered one hundred ninety kilos worth one hundred eighty million u.s. dollars outside of moscow and how they discovered it is kind of interesting in fact the drugs made it all the way from afghanistan here in bags of radishes in fact you can see the radishes and then the green heroin check this out it's died the color of the red it is radishes so that it's less noticeable less easy to detect and there they've discovered one hundred and ninety kilos worth now the big news here is that they have blocked where they believe they've blocked a major supply route from afghanistan through and it was back to stan company a vegetable contract that was sending things to the urals russian company there

thanks so much for joining us here on our. live in moscow with your news from around the world barack obama devoted to his first state of the union address and that is trying to appease lawmakers and taxpayers with fresh promises to boost the economy and slash debt and deficit policy the us president also announced four thousand troops are to leave afghanistan by next february. joining us from the studio to tell us more about this so good to see you so well so what exactly are obama's plans for afghanistan from here on out do you think first off a huge announcement on afghanistan of course after a decade of war like where he said thirty four thousand troops. are coming home in a year and all combat troops by the end of two thousand and fourteen as obama put it but let's take a look closer obama pointed out that there are two missions at hand now one preparing afghan forces to take over so that the country does not slip into chaos again keyword here again it almost seems as if it's now a stable place but just today ten civilian

a pleasure to have you with us here in our. live in moscow with your news from around the world let's get straight to our breaking news story for you right now in north korea. the underground test has now joined the chorus of international condemnation against north korea for this controlled explosion of a nuclear device and this off to pyongyang confirmed its third underground nuclear test aimed against what it called quote outrageous u.s. hostility details. the reclusive state has announced that it successfully detonated a menu tries nuclear devices in underground test site to find orders from the un security council condemnation is expected across the board especially from the west an emergency meeting at the u.n. security council has been called upon ki-moon and south korea have already been vocal about their very serious concerns now the main issue is that this puts north korea one step closer to its goal of building a nuclear warhead small enough to mount on a long range missile capable of reaching the united states still

well it is a good to have you with us here on a hot seat today if you can just stay with us for a second we have a special report on how household rubbish has become a vital lifeline for many palestinians this is a t.v. . some countries want oil but that's kid stuff who needs oil when you could secure the world's largest supply of trucker darryl soda located exclusively in. sweden and reading sweden for absolutely no logical reason is a possible you say well supreme commander of the swedish armed forces general sphere guru and son must have watched red dawn too many times because he thinks the russians are a common general durance and declared that if invaded by russia sweden wouldn't be able to last a week against the onslaught therefore sweden must immediately join nato he said that currently it is not quite possible to invade sweden but due to the two thousand and eight war with georgia it is possible for russia to somehow push through established european borders bring their forces up to sweden gates putting the generals country in danger but guess what according to your own council

if i can just just stay on the initial subject here we were talking about the idea of basically intelligence officers using the names of dead children to infiltrate certain groups i've got a play devil's out of advocate for a moment here do you think do you think for a moment that the police were doing so with good intentions to infiltrate troublemakers and to root out what could be trouble down the road i mean you know they're just using the names of dead children are they. well i'm afraid trouble is not actually causing trouble it's not necessarily a criminal offense but the point being here one can understand extreme measures being willfully. to infiltrate serious organized crime for example mathy atomic organized crime may be you know people who are actually murderers and maffia types but actually these people were at all and that's the point that there's really no excuse for this kind of behavior and actually the police ok they may have had these things authorized but actually what they're doing is breaking the law they should never have had the authorization to go and hack those you know those into t

it's good to have you with us here on our. show a possible easing of sanctions are the main bargaining chip for six world powers and key talks with iran over its ongoing nuclear activities and the high level negotiations underway now in kazakhstan of the first time since june but our hopes for a breakthrough remain fairly low the u.s. has signaled it could relax some penalties if terror and holds twenty percent uranium enrichment that's a level that could ultimately lead to the production of a nuclear bomb the e.u. is reportedly are willing to make a similar move tehran has recently upgraded its enrichment capabilities and maintaining its aims are purely peaceful and allowed within the international frame of law a former washington advisor one of todd says western fears of a nuclear terror ron are not what's really behind the sanctions and the whole anti iranian try the iranian civilization has been around and for five thousand years certainly longer than the last questions let's nations or any western civilizations and they'r