the president of the us russia business. the jackson benny commandment has long been a thorn in russia you ask operation it was introduced at the height of the cold war the soffits denies normal trading relations with countries that restrict freedom of immigration and human rights the u.s.s.r. has long been gone but the names and places are rarely called more hostile time. president obama and many american businessman are calling for it to be repealed especially as he has russia's being admitted to the world trade organization but some republicans want to leave just something you can place as a reminder to russia. it's human rights. hello and welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us thank you very well first of all will the russia's w.-t. own membership expected. to become final this summer will it have any immediate effect on the volume of bilateral trade i think you'll have some. want to overstate it but we think we're going to a study that was very well known. macroeconomic research institute uni

the importation of agricultural products so now american agricultural exporters to russia have every reason to want us. to live jackson brannock and as a matter of fact the poultry producers association is a member of the coalition for u.s. russia trade which comes under. the u.s. r.b.c. and is the lobbying organization in washington for the so so they are they are in agreement with those of us who are saying it's it's time to lift jaxon van a. chicken is no longer anti russian the sad reality. is the president from the u.s. russia does the spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us who comes in this interview in less time than. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mikes concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on our for. the past. welcome back to spotlight i love and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is admiral run for president of the u.s. russia business council and so a you stated just a minute ago that there are no more anti soviet o

the importation of agricultural products so now american agricultural exporters to russia have every reason to want us. to live jaxon van and as a matter of fact the poultry producers association is a member of the coalition for u.s. russia trade which comes under. the u.s. r.b.c. and his the lobbying organization in washington for the so so they are they are in agreement with those of us who are saying it's it's time to lift jackson back america chicken is no longer anti russian. he's the president of the u.s. russia should business spotlight he will be back shortly after a break so stay with us who comes in this interview in less time and it's. hundred. years. forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find the delta home and retire. there. we have seventy acres and i can convince them that they need to drill. two hundred feet from. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuels for transportation electricity and manufacturing for many problems before we do the right. or not we get a lot o

really see how many sole defense including the phased adaptive approach affects russia's nuclear capabilities but with us for politicians they just keep saying that the missile shield is not against russia but that's just talk it's not backed by any calculation that if you have to talk is cheap you need to look at the technical parameters and then draw conclusions about the impact the system will have. a little general lisbon there's been another milestone in russia's missile defense a row with the west namely statements made by the russian president twenty third two thousand and eleven it was a rather tough message and as you know it wasn't governments have taken it seriously that it doesn't do you think it was the last straw that prompted the president to come up with such a warning was there a specific moment of truth you brought back a couple of reputable up with the yes at the nato russia summit in lisbon we decided that russia and nato when they don't perform a joint and the alice's and develop into missile defense system as our opinions diverged later on we saw nato adopt the phased adaptive appro

people are talking about about really using outer space russia is talking a lot about using outer space for. the economy for production well first of all mineral resources like hell you three thousand on the moon can it really be extracted and can it ever be either be physical to really really take those minerals from other planets and use them other is russia working on you know i'm no sure as regards to hello three. general opinion of the majority of the members of risk of getting a census for example that is not in this century much more practical you know. collecting solar energy and sending the beam to the earth for example or establishing the nuclear power in this is the lessons in space then using the moon for space exploration not for minerals. on the moon we like it a lot for him there are a lot of a lot of water on the polar eras first thoughts are good for leaving people there then the only minimum might be on. the moon as. you know it's a good for here in. the constructions. for the space exploration for the return to the earth and there if we talk about really flying is rus

between both sudan's it could ultimately split the un security council particularly between the us russia and china we know that china is the biggest consumer of sudanese that oil is there a real danger here of global implications do you think. yes i come back to the term the new world order because unknown to most people you've also got to understand in the background of all this of course is the israelis because the israelis have carried out air strikes in should and before show that show there's another lien the new world order of course is predominantly controlled by the zionists and a lot of your emphasis as i have stated in the past is a very strong lean from america of trying to apply pressure in this region but you've got to understand that the new world order despite who's involved who the players are the actual hub the operational center for this interference is actually in london all right a conversation that deserves more time than we have available thank you very much for coming on r.t. today you're well i'll let our crossover structure the r.t. business that's going to speak

on the protest mood sweeping through russia and relations with the us president medvedev evaluates his legacy in his final media q. and a before leaving the kremlin. hello and welcome it's eleven pm here in moscow you're watching r t with me kevin now in our top story egypt has issued a final list of presidential candidates with a vote less than a month away now multiple disqualifications of voters confused there were over who to choose but one controversial figure is back in the running sarah firth told us why his name is causing concern. further drama added as if any more were needed in this presidential race by the last minute decision by the electoral commission to include on this final candidate list the former prime minister. now he was disqualified on cheese day of louis pass which bars former senior vatican officials from running in this presidential race now he appealed that on the grounds that the law was passed after he'd applied to run and that was upheld so he has been included on that final list of candidates it hasn't gone down too well here has to be said amongst many e

there's all of us probably extremely like well mr sugar people are talking about about really using outer space russia is talking a lot about using outer space for for the economy for for production well first of all mineral resources like hell you three thousand on the moon can it really be extracted and can it ever be ever be feasible to really to really take those minerals from other planets and use them on earth is russia working hard enough i'm no sure as regards to hello three. general opinion of the majority of the members of britain capable of sciences for example and it is not in this century much more practical is you know reaching the energy saw aleck and solar energy and sending the beam to the earth for example or establishing the nuclear power in these installations in space and then using the moon for space exploration not for minerals. on the moon we look for love for him there are a lot of a lot of water on the polar eras first of all it's a good for even people there then the only minimum of human behavior the moon is. not you know it's a good for preclear in. the constructions for t

but with some justification that the world has changed since the cold war and it is no longer us and russia us and afghanistan and us and syria and a huge number of threats that exist out there so that the older approach does not work as well, but it is a fascinating line of argument on the foreign policy that if not romney is making all of the advisers are trying to craft. >> well, our presidents who have been popular in the world like kennedy and eisenhower and all have been smart about restraining the u.s. power and not hawks. anyway, there is a new ad out there against bill clinton playing up obama's courage and taking out osama bin laden last year and questions if romney would have done the same. here is clinton. >> one thing that george bush said that is right, the president is the decider in chief and nobody can make that decision for you. look, he knew what would happen, and suppose the navy s.e.a.l.s had gone in there and it hadn't been bin laden, and suppose they'd been captured and killed? the downside would have been horrible for him. but he reasoned and i cannot in good conscio

shield in europe would protect america from iran and north korea but moscow all use the existence of such a system right on russia's doorstep may hamper the country's defense capabilities that's why the kremlin wants return guarantees from the. washington but it won't be used against russia the shield was a thorn in russian u.s. relations during the george w. bush administration it seems to have become one again as america's offering no concessions on how the system will operate unless a compromise is found moscow says it will respond with both diplomatic and military countermeasures. general and welcome to spotlight viewer question my first question is something i've been asking various politicians and diplomats about and now i ask you as a military man. white as a rush every guard to playing by the west to deploy a missile defense system in europe is a serious threat to its national security. to the end of the cold war era we began to cooperate in many areas including of ghana stan and come to piracy operations maritime security rescue missions. thanks to this partnership the world became more stable secure and p

it's no longer just us and russia. it's us and afghanistan and syria. there's a huge number of threats that exist out there. so that older approach doesn't work as well. a fascinating sort of line of argument on foreign policy that if not romney is making all of his advisers are trying to craft. >> our presidents who have been popular like kennedy and eisenhower and all, they were smart about restraining u.s. power. they were not hawks. the obama campaign is out with a new web ad narrated by bill clinton that i plas up obama's courage in taking out osama bin laden last year and questions whether romney would have done the same. let's listen to president clinton here, at least part of it. >> that's one thing george bush said that was right, the president is the decider in chief. nobody can make that decision for you. look, he knew what would happen. suppose the navy s.e.a.l.s had gone in there and it hadn't been bin laden. suppose they had been captured or killed. the downside would have been horrible for him. but he reasoned. i cannot in good conscience

and russia very much and that's it for now for all of us if you want to hide your sense was nice to have someone in mind who you think i should interview next time to drop their line of at. parties until then say i t. t. and . and. that's.

consider any possible scenarios some reports are saying that this is a new revelation that russia has finally opened its i use to the potential nuclear threat from iran others are saying that russia is well aware of potential nuclear threats and along has been from across the globe however it does feed into the continuing difficult and tense political dialogue surrounding iran's nuclear ambitions and also into u.s. nato plans for a missile defense shield in eastern europe and corresponding russian criticisms but that is being done without enough international cooperation you can see the full interview and all of the general's comments about missile defense tomorrow on r.t. . but the president is just a bit after twenty five minutes past eleven that live as catch up with katie there at the business desk now you've been guilty of business monitors all night i know you've been telling us about russia and italy sandra mantic but it's hard nosed business isn't the end of the day it is kevin it's serious business and serious money it's all about they signed a deal with it and that's fine the deal with exxon last we

in russia's frozen north if you need to get around it's a difficult job but it is an emergency you need to fly there join us to look at the efforts of russia's far north flying medics just a few minutes of nazi. india's join the exclusive club of nations armed with intercontinental ballistic missiles after successfully test firing its own cold agni five translated from hindi as fire the rocket can carry a nuclear payload as far as europe and china well for more on a how this launch my the back the balance of power in the region let's talk to dr of the school of international affairs thanks very much for being with us here on the program sir now first off developing an intercontinental ballistic missile is no doubt a serious commitment both cost wise and politically so does india really feel so threatened at the moment. it's you know like he's not going to. barge in dover has issues to have that in mind the possibility of any sort of scenarios in your faces in the you know to be on i see here nearly five thousand. and i didn't need. to go to jail because the terms. of. the horrors we hear we. are i don't thi

the hot mike moment between new leaders medvedev and obama sees us republican hawks screwed with a volley of anti russia rhetoric and slam by moscow as cold war hollywood cliche. anti-us territory riots and protests break out across spain as the government announces massive new cuts on power since the franco dictator. time for sports with paul stay with us here on r.t. . hello welcome to the world of sport here is what's coming up. miami misery maria sharapova suffers her fourth miami open final defeat as she goes down in straight sets to poland's our next go to advance. capital gains that means edged closer to retaining their russian for nearly title with an away victory at spartak moscow. and fighting back in pay h.l. play offs easton files ivan god level matches against trucks all in the best of seven series as they secure a dramatic overtime in game two. but first to tennis and reassurance of his quest for the title in two thousand and twelve continues as she lost her third final of the year she went down a seven five six four to poland's agnès covered run skier in the miami masters this was the rus

used. already. from. russia have risen one place to eleven in the monthly fee for world rankings in the first week of the cars men just about basically that he dropped out of the top ten while current world and european holders spain are still untouchable at the top of germany right behind them though. cracking the top three for the first time in their history and england dropped one place to seventh with the f.a. yet to name a new manager at this summer's european championships in poland and ukraine. another use the russian women's water polo team aiming to secure their place at the london olympics but face stiff opposition at next week's qualifying event in italy it seems had their final training camp in moscow region ahead of the tournament and progress that which starts on sunday nine countries will be aimed secure the top four places which guarantee qualification for this summer's games alexander team will take on heavyweights hungry and italy as well as spain in the group stage but sports minister of italy

i think the biden it's no longer just us and russia, it's use and afghan ston that vus there, so thatment on foreign policy. if not, all of his advise irz are trying to. if you want to see. they were not talk. they have a new web bat, played whether romney would have done the same. let's listen to president clint ont here, at least part of it. >> it's. s sno. what if we had gone in there and had hadn't been the one. suppose they had been captured and killed? the downside would have been horrible for him but, he can't. he took the harder and the mother honorable path and the oneç that proceed. ♪ >> you can't do better. bill clinton giving a testimony like that is just for real. >> as always, this was the rejoinder to the ad that he came out with that showed obama singing and all that sort of stuff. but i think one of the things that is apparent here is that romney hasn't articulated yet what his foreign policy vision is. he gave one speech major speech in october. i'm told he's going to start to ramp up his campaign. biden says he's getting tough with iran. how can he get tough with i

russia. so i'm not -- you know, i'm not going to kind of prejudge what state should or should not use as leverage with russia. at this point, i have to say that russia has been cooperative with regards to enacting support for annan effort at cease-fire. they seem to be working with the international community in trying to advance that cease-fire and getting it in place. you know, the most important leverage, frankly, for russia is to try to make sure that they understand that, in fact, their interests are served by taking these steps, because once assad goes, the interest that they have in syria are going to go away unless they participate with the international community. >> general. >> thank you, congresswoman. just if i could broaden the aperture a bit and point out the places where we are cooperating with russia in a very positive way -- >> right. i'm not suggesting that i'm one of those, but i do hear from my colleagues we should be doing this. >> sure. and i guess my point would be we have to understand that in the context of the entire relationship, not this particular issue in isolation,

it comes to us from russia. a business sir road there.eep your eye on the left side of the screen. it's coming. that woman -- oh. >> unbelievable. that woman not paying attention. walking straight into traffic. she keeps going. thank goodness the ambulance driver saw her. >> just keep it -- >> like it's new york. nothing happened here. is there any reason to question how over 250,000 people are injured every year on russia's roads. like she wasn't paying attention. >> no sorry. >> thank you for not killing me. >> have a good one. >>> the heart attack grill has done it again. another customer collapsing at the las vegas restaurant. >> witnesses say the woman fell unconscious while eating a double-bypass burger. it's not clear if her condition was related to the artery-clogging meal. the grill prides itself on unhealthy dishes including flat-liner fries. >> a man passed out in february while eating a 6,000-calorie burger. the owner said the customer got what most customers want, a brush with death. >> the last supper. on this shift, that bu

hastily deported them in what was the biggest lie swap with russia since the end of the cold war and the suggestion that she was a honey trap being used the honey trap well that certainly is in keeping with the image that she's carved out for herself as this since returning to russia posing on the cover of playboy for example with nothing but a pistol for modesty and this isn't by any means the first allegation of a russian honeytrap only last year there were claims against the suspected spy kathy is absolutely yes as she is being used as a russian as a honeytrap to gain access to high level access within the british government that was after details emerged of her an affair that she was conducting with him he amount three times her age and in that sense in that case the british government can actually prove its claims now when it comes when a chairman the u.s. government of course would have to prove its claims because it's already reported but either way i don't think anna chapman will be particularly bothered because certainly in the british tabloids this is only served to enhanced. reputation and somehow i never i think this is no

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now to tell us why russia could not out in the semifinals of the fed cup serbia securing a three two win in moscow to reach the final for the first time in their history i don't want to paste into sunday's final day of action things look to be going the host way when on a stage you're publishing prove it's a set against arabs out of it however the ballots win ten consecutive games take the last three six six love six three comments are a lot of course not so when you feeling the win against former world number one you're a young creature who went down comprehensibly in straight sets six one six balls. really you know so excited and feel. cannot believe that we're in the final. you know she story coming for us. remember those days when we were playing in those groups you know i have achieved. playing for your country is also something very special. in the very very happy it will too so women can thrash out a mile in the men's game rafael nadal has won the monte carlo masters for the eighth consecutive year novak djokovic in straight sets in the final six three six one to reassert his

us . well russia is accusing a group of western and arab states who are supporting the syrian opposition of undermining peace efforts gulf nations are calling for weapons to be given to the rebels but moscow says the opposition will never defeat the army even if it's armed to the teeth arminius correspondent paul sr brings us the details. these comments by the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov come just as they do is take a trip state hillary clinton has restraints to the united states' position that they want the syrian president bashar assad to step down immediately against the backdrop hard on go in peace talks clinton say that the u.s. would want to decide to step down in any situation and the sooner the better now at the same time we are witnessing increasing support for the opposition inside syria with the friends of syria we played commitment and support to rebel fighters we hear in from the gulf nations from qatar and saudi arabia that they are willing to pay several million dollars each month in salaries to rebel fighters the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says one of

it and it's a great honor for us to represent russia they're three. and five three down gate. turned out to be a do or die battle for the side but only managed to remain standing to keep his unbeaten record the twenty four year old ukrainian stormed to victory in the last two rounds edging his own. at the head feed. in trouble on points. because i had a solid first round but the opponent got back into it in the second and i had to try my best to overcome them in the last two rounds luckily i did it. to henry wade but it was just a formality and orthodoxy thought it could be wasted no time there three coats in the opening round and the fight was over in just several minutes with this beat to a dilemma regularly an impressive five nothing in a last year finalists and it seems it will be hard to stop in moscow side in the decider as they face the long form their own may the second it's in the olympic mania in london i can say about that. i'll tell you sport rory is here in a few moments time with all the news before it's the world weather. thank. you. all. limitation free liquida

the russia us why lateral relationship. is one of the most important relationships on the planet for. words. of all the things i was privileged to be able to do in the white house i think working on the so-called famous reset of the relationship was one of the most satisfying it was manifest by the personal relationship of our two presidents from day one and resulted in that spirit of working together and developing trust and confidence that resulted in the start training. and i think resulted in. the two countries looking at the same problem through a much more common blandness and perhaps ever before so it's not only very important i think it's crucial certainly the timing of the new start treaty and twenty ten was held just a tremendous step in the reset but a lot of people now are wary that progress is being halted by differences on missile defense how do you see that moving forward well the thing missile defense at least in my view and not in my discussions with my russian counterparts. in which we've made some concess

on the coffee and plan, russia is in agreement with us -- on the kofi annan plan, russia is in agreement with us. they want a cease-fire. that is what the russian foreign minister has been telling me. they have put pressure on syria to implement a cease-fire. >> part of the kofi annan plan is a political process which would bring about democracy in syria. it is hard to see how bashar al- assad will sign up, knowing that will mean the end of his regime in. >> that is right, but this is only the beginning of the plan being implemented in any way at all. the announcement of a cease-fire must be accompanied by a political process. that process will be extremely difficult, of course, because president bashar al-assad does not want to subject himself to a pleural democratic political system. that political process cannot happen unless there is a cease- fire and forces are pulled back to barracks. this is a start, but we must be skeptical about what will happen next. you are quite right. >> is there a sense in which the kofi annan plan has to fail in order to get moscow and beijing to turn arou

a newly appointed us investor to russia . fall and he said yes america used to fund opposition movements and color revolutions but it was under a different administration we no longer do that under obama's administration do you believe that personally that's not a i believe that mr mike foale is one of the. best specialists and that. scholars who are working on michael over revolutions and i think you're right is an expert and. i don't believe that united states don't use this technology because i have just returned for it for instance from syria this is the pathology so you think syrian phrasing is closer to like call the proliferation of totally innocent in the beginnings of course it was a kind of colorful revolution where you have. well not direct but in direct foreign intervention under military people sometimes call for revolution may not end on the peaceful means and may proceed to war to a civil war in a country that's the case of syria that was the case with we before some other countries of africa what about the arme

and it's a great honor for us to represent russia their three nothing this night and five three eight. turned out to be better. but. managed to remain standing to keep his unbeaten record to twenty four year old ukrainians turned to victory in two rounds edging his. points. back into it in the second to try my best to overcome them in the last two rounds. of. the heavyweight. just a formality and. wasted no time there he comes in the opening round and the fight was over in just several minutes with this speech to a dilemma record at an impressive five nothing new in a while last year finalists and it seems it will be hard to stop in one school site in the decider as they face the lawn from there on may the second it's an olympic venue and london can say about a party. that's your sport for this hour whether it's next year and twenty four hour r.t. i'll see you shortly. well . science technology innovation all the elements from around russia we've got the future covered.

seventy two it's made in france you would air is the only russian company which operate says in russia or uses this particular aircraft in russia now this airplane is not designed to be flown in extremely cold temperatures in fact according to the information that we have this aircraft cannot fly without the anti ice agent in temperatures below minus one degrees and that is this cold as it is here right now in moscow on the ground so we also know that the only person who can make the decision not to use the. agents before the flight is the. crew captain in this instance the pilot of the plane who is a by this bitter irony was supposed to turn twenty eight years old tomorrow unfortunately he's also among those who have been killed in fact all of the crew members have been identified right now the how their bodies have been found at the identification process of the rest of the passengers is going on at the moment we also know that the ministries of emergencies is sending a three planes to chew and then bearing special medical equipment also medical teams as well as teams of psychologists who as

that this all could have caused us to trust russia and the rest of us. souls took part in a race to champion was also a close relations campaign. how close is the women's mass starts schol most of the world's best petes the more hybrid name of the strange world championships she managed crime free silver medals. how was she was to go one better moscow. top spot on the podium and her season on the high notes and make nice is a very. sad so i make that claim that it's ok. russia's all the sites of ok the home crowd something to cheer about she managed to come home in second place i'm a thirty three year old says she was nonstop and she made the film in the russian capital which is about tetanus is great so how this race in moscow is fantastic for the fans and also to help what was the spiritual. experience here on the grass and ask us and hopefully that'll get our children to see or hear. me more in the women's race that everyone had their eyes on was only i have gone by a norwegian who is arguably the greatest ever by a fleet still going strong at age thi

parading the blame while influential rebel back person prepared to lower the new sanctions on us it's hat and. in russia's frozen north if you need to get around it's a difficult job but it is an illusion see duty to fly there joining us to look at the efforts of russia's far north flowing medics in just a few minutes on oxy. it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.r. marina joshie welcome to the program for plays dubbed the largest spy center in the world man with haleigh in britain certainly carries an unassuming name but follows three decades now the complex run jointly by the u.k. in the us has been targeted and even seen by protesters in the latest demonstration just a couple of days ago activists and can demand american forces leave decrying what they see as an insatiable and illogical hunger for security reports. it's a little piece of america in the middle of the yorkshire dales it might look like some kind of theme park but it's actually a spy based and part of the early warning system for the ever expanding u.s. missile defense shield is a part of this huge kind of organism that'

russia u.s. relations could get worse if a republican occupies the oval office. critics say that the us russian reset in general has been pretty cynical it's been based on the afghanistan trial so many american transit through russia in exchange for blocking the case. by the congress do you think this was a simple as that you know. and now i speak as an american with regret you're not supposed to criticize american foreign policy when you're abroad but i don't know if being on television means you're in my view is that once again the problem here is that the united states during the reset took concessions from russia which are transect creating an entrance a group to supply american troops in afghanistan but it didn't give them and it got russian support for the sanctions against iran so we got the two things the united states wanted from the reset it did not give russia the two things russia wanted that was it wanted in the nato expansion including our deciding not to rearm georgia we wanted that and didn't get it and it wanted a resolution of missile defense in a way that russia felt

but russia using a cinematic channels. as supplied simian serenades is even britain's going through in the girl needs. we have provided decision military age to last for the night. syrian civil population and its are in need of it. actually. for the youth the way with the national mass media cover the events in syria. you can spoke about that in my introductory remarks. of the year journalists and provide objective hummin reports. of the one of. the rather more than. one hundred thousand syrian people living in syria and they. are in contact with the russian embassy. which are left some of the problems is we do receive information from that it's yours. and. as far as we understand this not all of the syrian opposition groups have peaceful peaceful intentions. and. this is the information as we've been able to get the flow of any russian citizens who are currently. in syria. just a couple of days ago. dozens of. blogs were not explosive devices widgets evades. mortar shelling should suit sleighs strong the year. from the te

and rafael beneath us however in russia the scot will have to face more challenges than just the save the rain weather i think the. challenge of climate is very very difficult. very difficult and this leak i never realised in my wildest dreams that. while league leaders and defending champions is a need have enjoyed success under dick advocaat and. most boring manager escape struggle to bring results both in russia and in europe into an immense but miller is sure that russian football will sweetly benefit by depth into the new western for months. and nothing in four or five years time nothing. in the champions league sabir a currently seventh in the second tire and have slim hopes of being promoted to the premier league this season however miller is optimistic about the chances of the. you know what it takes to glory and coaching novosibirsk back on the russian football. are cheap. maybe call installed in the times but i can guarantee you it's colder in siberia good luck to all your sports here on twenty four hour party. i live. in st. louis i. believe. they are looking. good. well. s

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the blame while influential rebel backers prepare to lower the ax of new sanctions on us of tear down. in russia's frozen north if you need to get around it is a difficult job but it is an emergency you need to fly there joining us to look at the efforts of russia's far north flowing medics or just a few minutes on r.t. . as in business the russian markets are trading high in the us our trade is likely split challenging day as the market is always another spot on a scandal to some insights minutes because it's out. eleven am and the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie plays dubbed the largest spy center in the world many with hail in britain certainly carries an unassuming name but for almost three decades now the complex run jointly by the u.k. and the u.s. has been targeted and even seen by protesters in the latest demonstration just a couple of days ago activists again demanded american forces leave their crying what they see as an insatiable and illogical hunger for security argues laura smith reports. it's a little piece of america in the middle of the yorkshire dales it might

and arena unfortunately this crash is an isolated case in russia recently has it tell us more about that. unfortunately not less than a year ago. one of the most two probably horrendous crashes which occurred in russia to place in doris lovell in september when a jet plane carrying at the entire level hockey team crashed almost immediately after takeoff some similarities that there the pilot error was to blame for it that's incidents where everybody almost everybody except for one person who were on board died in that plane crash made a huge impact in the sports world and not just in russia but of in the entire world a lot of those players from the hockey team were playing for the n.h.l. and of course people from all over the world who felt the tribes you can crush another incident the incident occurred in june of last year a plane going from moscow to pictures of all its which is a northwest of the country. crashed on the landing about the pilot error as well as the extremely. difficult weather conditions work to blamed for that incident where forty four people have died of course when

one hundred seventy five million in what is one of the largest investment by the middle used to an investor in russia so really very important transaction very important signal an example was the investors because as you know the fund was just five allies to structure in january of this year and since that. two transactions with thoughtful warsaw one billion dollars to which two hundred million came from russia direct investment fund an eight hundred million dollars keep from alcorn busters armoring us of us what i have for this hour but next hour oppa telling you which two russians made it to the u.k.'s rich list so looking forward to that well same here maria thanks very much indeed for this and as always plenty more to come your way in just a few minutes we'll discuss washington's policies where the u.s. war correspondent and the injured that's coming up and i'll bring you the headlines as well so stay with us for that of. vivus keep this inside he too can read the room. beneath. me to feel. civilization notice their absence. but is there life of one side civilization possible. good are sometimes

and as russia urges foreign partners to use diplomatic game floors to promote peace in syria the u.s. is using seemingly under climatic language towards moscow i'll be back with more in just a few minutes. also this hour of the british from in a search turns his tour of the asia into a western the sales pitch seeking arms deals with nations in the pacific a move many see as an attempt to undermine china's growing clout plus. you have to cut the farm that's fine but not coming to the bone as worries over the state of spain's finances and tense upon along with fears there'll be a need for a bailout critics say resorting to more austerity cuts will just aggravate the crisis. using common broadcasting to live from the heart of moscow and parents are actually the syrian government confirms it will halt all military operations by thursday morning in accordance with the un brokered cease fire agreement earlier special envoy kofi annan said his peace plan is very much alive and some western countries again unleashed of criticism on the regime for its alleged failure to stick to commitments ar

that's it for now from all of us here the spotlight will be back with more for us and problems on what's going on outside russia until then it's they who are take and take. it. seriously. think. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact possible. before the source material is worth helps keep journalism honest real optimism. we want to preserve. something else. if. it. is easy if. you believe. you to. see.

in russia's frozen north if you need to get around it's a difficult job but if it's an emergency you need to fly there joining us to look at the efforts of russia's far north flying medics in just a few minutes. india has now joined the exclusive club of nations armed with intercontinental ballistic missiles after successfully test firing one of its own it's called the agni five translated from hindi as the rocket can carry a nuclear payload as far as europe and china are discussing the reasons behind india's alert for an i.c.b.m. . charlie or the gun school of international affairs. and attempt to stand up for both china and america. i see here. and this is read. until you and i delete the media so who's going. to want to tell because of interest long. haul and here we. are in here in china and we are going to really be smooth relationship especially in the economic sphere when there aren't insurance and there are lingering mistrust that fifty years the loss of this new will going on simultaneous to the markets so i think you know seems like it isn't a neighborhood where it can do anybody in good engine for gua