plane crash that killed poland's president turned many of the country's elite some politicians in warsaw have been questioning the investigation into the tragedy among the conspiracy theories is the idea that moscow has been hiding important evidence it comes as a political party headed by. the twin brother of the deadly that questioned the country's interior minister parliament government officials said that potion vesta gaiters revealed details of a confidential probe into the findings of completed polish media suggest there is new video evidence that planes pilots were on the pressure on board to learn what is really going to want some how this testing improved relations between moscow and warsaw. the sounds of this crash were heard around the world when the plane carrying polish president lech kaczynski came down and smolensk region during on board russian poland united in mourning. moscow showed it was willing to go out of their way to make sure investigation went openly and swiftly but some took the tragedy a lot more personally than others the progress of the investigation is to s

goes it was a tragedy that broke the ice between two people which instant death brought moscow in warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to your college bar to moscow. the start treaty between washington and moscow faces a tough road to get through the u.s. congress with senior republican party figures opposing ratification but josh rogin a writer for the magazine foreign policy believes opponents with a political agenda will not succeed in blocking the treaty's approval. there is broad bipartisan consensus that reducing nuclear weapons is a good thing it reduces the risk of nuclear weapons getting into the hands of terrorists and reduces the chances of an accidental launch it proves the relationship and communication between the us and russia which has to be a good thing my take is that the treaty really doesn't impact missile defense at all what we're seeing here is that this is the first arms control debate that the senate has had in ten years so the senators want to get maximum concessions so they're bargaining

just brought moscow in warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to you know dollars bar to moscow. russia and garia have agreed on a road map for the south stream pipeline project alongside the north stream this route will directly supply russian gas to the countries of the european union the plans will incorporate a newly built system and existing garin pipelines it's expected that more than sixty billion cubic meters of gas we pumped through the south stream the project has been seen by its european partners as a guarantee of energy security. for more from the world of investment in finance you can watch our business bulletin in just a few minutes stay with us. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. hello and welcome to business good to have you with us russia has passed a long awaited law on inside of trading the new rules are intended to define in the legal trading and what sort of punishment should be handed out to those who cross the line i me

this was a south korean exercise in may, a response to the sinking of the warsaw -- warship. american said they strongly support the idea of south korea demonstrating that it can defend itself. china and north korea -- china, ally, hasea's main expressed concern. the mood is likely to become more intense. bbc news. >> authorities are said to reopen one-third of fishing grounds in the gulf of mexico. they say no crude-oil has been found since the middle of june. meanwhile, some ships being used and the cleanup are being called off. forecast -- forecasters were calling for a job will storm to hit the area. the american national hurricane center says it could hit the site of the oil spill within the next three days. the oil spill chief, admiral thad allen, says they have countermeasures if ships have to be evacuated. we have more. this is good news? >> this is absolutely good news for all the fishermen in the gulf to the been so badly affected by the oil spill. they say that because there has been no oil for the past 30 days in 26,388 square miles of federal waters, which had be

to be much more serious because let's face it if there had been a nuclear war between the us the warsaw pact on the one side and nato on the isle but basically between the usa and the u.s.s.r. we would all have been facing the wipe out of civilization it was that bad that seriously called a de mutually assured destruction. i don't think anyone is seriously thinking before one instance the model of moscow is going to even try a first nuclear strike even though they have nuclear weapons and the same applies to the usa i think what's a state is not the wipe out of civilization it used to be that's why it was when it was very very fraught in the cold war it's not for us people have been quite shocked by this particular story because you know a man on the street didn't realize that that was still spies up racing in you know between between the u.s. and america do you think we still meet spot. what the media. and certainly other than you would you would have us explain to any major government the. spies because every major government would say look. you know there are rival countries to us th

just brought moscow and warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to be a college bar to moscow. ok let's get a check now on some of the top stories from around the globe they found. that the massive capital notes were up to well in the gulf of mexico appears to be holding the countless stops the flow of oil into see for the first time since the designs to was cools by an explosion in april pressure testing is now being carried out and engineers the monitoring to check that there are no further in the future is it will spill has affected hundreds of miles of coastline and seriously damaged the region's economy. at least sixteen people have been killed in northwest pakistan the militants ambushed a convoy messenger buses the vehicles were traveling to the city of peshawar with an escort from security forces when militants opened fire finally for people reported to have been killed on the spalls and the rest died at the hospital. well that is business news on the way now with kenya. my. hello and welcome to business go

just brought moscow and warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to going to college bar to moscow. i can it's going to check non-small the top stories from around the globe this hour and b.p. says the mouse it was on its ruptured well in the gulf of mexico appears to be holding firm the company's stop the flow of oil into the sea for the first time you since the dissolved it was caused by an explosion after a week in april pressure testing is now being carried out an engine is a monitoring to check that there are no further leakage is the oil spill has affected hundreds of millions of the spine and seriously damaged the region's economy. at least sixteen people have been killed in northwest part of the militants on those to convoy of passenger buses the vehicles were traveling to the city of peshawar with an escort from security forces when militants opened fire five people are reported to have been killed in the spalls and is believed the rest died in hospital. this is reeling heat across europe has already caused

drowned while in russia as thousand people in july but these heat has rolled at posh drop with it their warsaweighteenth century brought which has destroyed and damaged tens of millions of crops in the country so russia is now risking not getting any hobbies that say imagine the station has been imposed on many regions of the country twenty five thousand farmers have been registered since the beginning of june last we rolled and on both truly tropical rains and it's also brought with it every leaf has some kind of hope for people but mr roll just say that. it will not be able to wash away dried photo whether the vets and the worst news i hear is that they sit way will only intensify during the next week and mr rose to say that it could even ration up to four to degrade others as a result we hear also in that yes indeed we are hearing that the temperature is there so it's not over yet and i've even heard some muscovites who love the hot summer weather saying when there's also when is winter going to get here on tuesday roof motion reporting from the hart office thank you. well we are always int

often goes it was a tragedy that broke the ice between two people the chance to talk about moscow in warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to you know dollars car to moscow. coming up nuclear competition sixty five years from the first test to expose the battle between the soviets and the americans to develop. us is released confidential documents about the vietnam war showing bitter divisions among white house officials at the time as the conflict comes as hearings have been held in the house of representatives about the impact of the deadly chemical agent orange and in vietnam itself victims have repeated their demands for the u.s. government to fully acknowledge the chemicals toxic legacy and i find some of the images in john have business report disturbing. i was born without it too late and missing a hand it is because of america's chemical war against her people in the jungles of vietnam that has left tran in these conditions she is a victim of agent orange second generation tran is one of many her story represe

what the tragedy that broke the ice between two people let the chance of his death brought moscow in warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to get in a college bar to moscow. because going to check in on some other stories from around the world this hour to be pieces the massive can put on its ruptured well in the gulf of mexico appears to be holding firm the cap has stopped the flow of oil into the sea for the first time since the disaster was caused by an explosion after a week in april pressure testing is now being carried out the engine is checking to see that there are no further leakage is the oil spill has affected hundreds of miles of coastline and seriously damage the region's economy. at least sixteen people have been killed in northwest pakistan after militants ambushed a convoy of passenger buses the vehicles were traveling to the city of peshawar with an escort from security forces when militants opened fire five people are reported to have been killed in the sport and it's believed the rest died in hospit

goes it was a tragedy that broke the ice between two people which instant death brought moscow and warsaw closer than they've been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to you nicholas carr to moscow. sixty five years ago a mushroom cloud in the new mexico desert should the u.s. have won the race to produce an atomic weapon and christine for that report the fact of the blast wave went across the wild involving many other countries in the nuclear arms race. it started with a pen and paper a letter written by albert einstein to president roosevelt in one thousand thirty nine explaining the need to act quickly developing and exploring your anian fission roosevelt did act and as several nations in europe became entrenched in the second world war the united states propelled itself into work on developing a nuclear bomb tens of thousands of people worked on it the largest corporations in america are recruited so it's not something that can really be done in the laboratory here. instead a large bomb weighing almost ten thousand pounds was assembled at a

in the last month a thousand people have died but these heat hasbro's and tosh brought with it the warsaw eighteenth century the brought which has destroyed and damaged tens of millions of crops in the country so rush is now risking not getting any hobbies that city. for national reporting there now we are always interested in your opinions on the stories we're covering you can log on to r.t. dot com and have your say today we're asking how you keep cool in scorching temperatures now the stats read as follows just over half of voters fifty one percent appear to be walking around and barely any clothing at all twenty nine percent are less provocative providing to turn on the air conditioner of fourteen percent are stocking up on ice cubes and the rest playing they like to stick their heads heads in the fridge hopefully not for too long put your opinion cast your vote cast your heat wave vote at our two top in our top story section. well ten years ago major turning point for the international space station russian life support systems were installed which meant crew members could spend more

up 10-50 degrees from warsaw yesterday with back into the temperatures in the 60s, the 70's are goingrm even more. reason is that fog is born to be slow to move and this evening. by tomorrow, we will see tens of fog along the coast. it will scale back very quickly. with more sunshine and warmer for tomorrow afternoon. to take a look of the fog tracker, it is not going far inland as expected. and by 6:00 a.m., the inland valley will be clear, and patchy fog, the south bay will be clear. and it is pressing back on one of coastline by nine a m. we will see a press further backshore by 11 a m in the san mateo coast. it also looks like san francisco is going to see more sunshine to mar with warmer temperatures. let us take a look at neighborhood by neighborhood, 62 degrees in half moon bay. and the 65 degrees in san francisco, and a warming a run the bay shore to death with 78 in fremont, 78 in mountain view, and warmer weather is going to stay with us for a few more days. the farthest point of less of an impact in our forecast. and along the coastline, the bay shore, the inland areas are

earlier setting over the weekend when a diver clean the bottom of the boat at the end of the municipal warsawot but to sharks. he thought they were great white sharks. shark expert said this is typically not great white season but september and october wally said it's possible great whites it's more likely to surpass eating sharks which also can grow to more than 20 ft.. you can see over here the capitola beach remains open but pleas of notified lifeguards and lifeguards are also on alert here this morning this group of campers here have been told by their counselors to stay out of the water just as a precautionary measure. the device for everybody here appeared in capitola rob kron 4 news. >> fog has been dominating forecast all week were still going to see it for the next couple of days but will become less of a factor more is expected all the details coming up in just a bit. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with

sheafs catholic social worker living in poland when the nazis first invaded warsaw. as early as 1939 she began helping jews by offering food and shelter and if falsifying documents. when the nazis erected the warsaw ghetto in 1940, irena and her collaborators created false papers allowing them in and out of the ghetto. she helped 2 50rks0 jewish children escape near-certain death by sneaking them out of the ghetto. she took the children to polish families and orphanages and recorded a list of their names to ensure their identities were preserved so she could help reunite them with their parent that was war. after the records were nearly discovered in her home by the gestapo she put them in jars and buried them. in 1943, she was arrested by the nazis and placed in prison and interrogated and tortured. when pressured about the names and locations of those she helped, she gave a false story she had created in the event of her capture. she was sentenced to death. unbeknown to her, a group quietly negotiated with the nazi executioner for her release. despite her escape, t

some of you may know that one year ago and benedict xvi tried to appoint a new archbishops in warsaw.ne day after the appointment, it turned out he had been a collaborator as a young bishop in forming on his own clergy to the cops. given the variety of global situations and there are some cases in which solutions to us that some obvious are not necessarily obvious. it is difficult to craft, at the level of detail, policy that necessarily applies to every imaginable situation all over the world. i do think the essence of the american norms, one strike and you are out, immediate suspension for credible accusations of abuse, permanent legal -- permanent removal are sustained. that is the heart of the american approach. i think there is a critical mass in the holy city that wants to see that become global policy. i would expect that the new and then into canon law will be rolled down -- rolled out in the next 12 to 18 months. >> as a keen observer of the vatican, how do you envision the vatican in 50 years? as a result of the trans world wide you have identified in your recent book. -- as

country with nuclear weapons and the strongest military ithe middle east is not the same as the jews in warsaweli leadership is led by a man who has spent his entire career opposing the palestinian state and today is not interested in bringing that about. obama understands that at least if there is no effort at moving forward, then what you tend to find and the least is you move backward and you could have a situation where hamas takes power in the west bank or you for the possibility of ever having a palestinian state. it is right that he is very involved. but his chances of full success are slim. host: speaking of america's role in the world, our discussion is based on your new book. our next phone call is from san diego, kevin on the independent line. caller: hello. i want to say i agree with what you are saying about america having to reckon with the consequences of the unfounded over confidence in what america can do. it is a lot broader than the international issue. david brooks has talked a little about this like the failure of social institutions. we see all of these giant domestic pro

host: warsaw, indiana, on our line for republicans.aller: i appreciate your very much highlighting of a very difficult problem that the american voters are penalized with when bills are prepared and our elected officials, if you want to call them that, in congress and the senate really and truly probably do not have any idea what is contained in things like the health-care bill, the 2000 plus pages for the financial bill. our congressmen and senators are expected to know when they are voting on. in my opinion, most probably do not know except for one or two paragraphs of the bill how it affects them personally. i guess my question would be more of a statement. how can our elected representatives in congress actually feel that they have voted correctly, either by their conscience or what is contained in the bill, when they really and truly have no bloody idea what is in the bill that will affect generations and generations of the voters in this country? guest: i think that is a bit of an overstatement. typically, and what happened here

country with nuclear weapons and the stroest military in the middle east is not the same as the jews in warsaw get thos. host: what do you think of the administration's path forward with regard to middle east peace? guest: president obama is in a difficult situation. the palestinian leadership is weak and divided. the israeli leadership is led by a man who has spent his entire career opposing the palestinian state and today is not interested in bringing that about. obama understands that at least if there is no effort at movi forward, then what you tend to find and the least is you move backward and you could have a situation where hamas takes power in the west bank or you for the possibility of ever having a palestinian state. it is right that he is very involved. but his chances of full success are slim. host: speaking of america's role in the world, our discussion is based on your new book. our next phone call is from san diego, kevin on the independent line. caller: hello. i want to say i agree with what you are saying about america having to reckon with the consequences of the unfounded o

>> the warsaw decoration. not the gdansk declaration. >> technically speaking, she arrived this morning. >> thanks for keeping me honest, guys. i appreciate it. >> china expressed concerns about the joint south korea- >> that is the department of defeese. i believe nothing is scheduled. i cannot corroborate or bought for his remarks. all i know is that nothing has been scheduled. >> on three long come. there are -- on sri lanka. they are protesting against the call for war crimes investigation. is the u.s. concern about the protests were about the way the u.n. is being treated? >> we support people's rights to free his version. we support a robust accountability process. -- we support people's rights to free expression. this has been a decades-long conflict. to that end, we welcome u.s. secretary's announcement of a panel of experrs to provide advice on relevann best practices for investigations into alleged violations of international human rights and humanitarian law. >> the israelis announced a couple, a sm