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for many the wildlife in antarctica. and for the. expedition to the bottom of the earth party. tomorrow night story pictures need to wrap this news bulletin a story of a highly unusual story of motherly love this feline take an abandoned baby to heart the cupboard being rejected by its actual mother shortly after youthfulness i'll be really for the desperate zookeepers then their last hope was this four legged wetnurse close their hand now the canine cub thinks his mom is the cat's whiskers lovely pictures there with the post of well. i. just had time for big money issues to make sport of the friday night business bulletin here on r.t. from moscow. i don't welcome to. a host of russian companies are lining up to hold i.p.o.'s on for knock it's dead of an airport and russian company are calling for london change again next will list on the nasdaq in new york next week however the recent track record for russian i.p.o.'s has not been great with several having to cancel due to low demand but some like well from consultancy

the beauty of antarctica is something that not many people on this earth will get the opportunity to see which is why it's one of the world's most exotic two or three of the nations i'm sean thomas you know antarctica and coming up on our t.v. we explore why some people are willing to pay big bucks to make it down here. to meet the siberian captain's mother who knows no bounds by. just loves. that's when are we. losing a presidential election is sad enough for the beaten count of this well or it could even. before men who stood against president bush will find out later on friday rather speaking out will cost them their freedom because sharpton has long faced condemnation and sanctions for his tight grip on anyone who dares to challenge him i think so hugo chavez he reports. he was running for president in belarus but ended up behind bars or authorities claim you can live was among the organizers of election night street unrest in minsk unrest which was brutally dispersed by police his wife was complaining for justice but does not have much faith that will happen so yeah a lot of us

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the beauty of antarctica is something that not many people on this earth will get the opportunity to see which is why it's one of the world's most exotic tourist destinations i'm john thomas in antarctica and coming up on our jeanne explore why some people are willing to pay big bucks to make it down here. siberian capsules motherhood knows no bounds find out why her new cover just loves of walking are all that's on our t.v. shortly. now the operator of japan's a crisis here focusing right nuclear plant has made a record the loss of fifteen billion dollars was the country's the biggest ever corporate loss which forced the firm's director to quit let's discuss it with philip white former spokesperson for the citizens nuclear information center which is a science based group that campaigns for a nuclear free world thank you for joining us mr white now the head of tepco took responsibility for the disaster at the plant and while he resigned well this is a catastrophe that happened it's more than just one man's doing that was it yes of course the whole nature of. situation. is a company

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attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is a bonus if you live in the front of the. expedition to the bottom of the earth on our team. well now for a highly of the usual tale of motherly love we'll take a look at this a feline among his take about a bandit a baby involved in her heart all the coveted rejected by his actual mother shortly after he was born and made siberia zoo now for the desperate zookeepers and their last hope was the only horse a good witness close to her and now the canine called thinks is a new mom as the cat's whiskers. for the capital x. five this is explored go shopping in a few minutes but first kareen is here with a business update. i don't welcome to business thanks for joining us our new european rules on the pipeline network have been greeted with vigorous objections from russia the so-called third energy package is intended to prevent a gas supplier from also owing the means of transport companies such as gas pump claim this will undermine investment in the sector however philip lowy the head of energy at the european commission says the

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so special the destruction from any life in antarctica is a bonus if you live in the slums an. expedition to the bottom of the earth. and offer a highly unusual tale of motherly love if you take a look at this feline a mom has taken on about the birds of wolf to her heart because it had been rejected by his actual mother shortly after he was born in a siberian super bowl for the desperate zookeepers their last hope was the only four legged wetnurse close to happen now the a canine cop of things his new blog is the cat's whiskers. all cross talk show is coming your way in a few minutes but first this the business news. hello and welcome to our business bulletin thanks for joining me new european rules all the pipeline network have been greeted with vigorous objections from russia so-called energy packages intended to prevent a gas supplier from also knowing the means of transport companies such as gas pump claim this will undermine investment in the sector however in the lower the head of energy at the european commission says the intention is not to hit the russian car so. the

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warming is it happening or is it not i'm sean thomas in antarctica and coming up on our t.v. we explore what people down here are saying about the subject. now though georgia's a dependent state was supposed to celebrate liberty but there was little freedom of speech for those well to go hold the government to account for corruption they were pelted with rubber bullets and tear gas as they try to make their voices heard calling for president for his resignation the opposition claims some of their supporters might have been beaten to death. brutal crackdown on protesters in tbilisi. with thousands of vanity is closing in on all sides and angry protest is letting out. in main street and he believes he became a battleground. cannons rather pullets in tear gas but face indiscriminately into the crowds many people were injured including a number of journalists are teasing spanish correspondent was among those caught in the chaos the policeman appears ok the was very aggressive we did people start to keep all the people they don't make any arms with nothing and then suddenly being

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for many the wildlife in antarctica is the bones of the sun's. expedition to the bottom of your article. all time now for the latest business update with katrina in just a few moments. hello and welcome to the business update with r.t. the south stream gas pipeline is in focus in brussels the main players behind the deal a lobbying the european parliament to give the final go ahead for the multi-billion dollar project the european commission says it's supporting a pipeline but there's still a long way to go that's probably a carver takes up the story from gazprom h.q. . it's become a battle of wills with gastro trim partners on one side and the european commission on the other south stream say they're ready to start building but the e.u. has put a spanner in the works with its new energy market legislation. and if the e.u. territory. it will be tough chip to search into a market it is a mission by applying it to the subject as it internal market with you thought stream for example gives access to guess independent active in russia sense also beca

from nearly a wildlife in antarctica is close if you live in russia. an expedition to the bottom of the earth our city. president obama has delivered an ultimatum to syria's president assad allow a transition of power or get out of the way in his keynote speech on america's position in the middle east he also talked of a palestinian state based on a return to pre-one nine hundred sixty seven borders in israel it was a comment that israel's prime minister particularly chicken reports. it felt like he was talking from a position of a decision maker when it comes to syria hinting that the u.s. could get involved if president assad doesn't step down earlier the us is that if the syrian leader to their blacklist by imposing sanctions on him personally where it's all happening is unclear now there may be a debate within the obama administration between those who want to overthrow the syrian government and those who are afraid that whatever comes next after the assad government were to fall would be destabilized syria or perhaps an even more hostile syria but

for many life in antarctica. and. expeditions to the bottom of the earth. prices report from show he's got few more for you as well coming out of that. stuff you makes now in a few minutes tonight we talked to a libyan rebel official to find out how the opposition sees its future right now liberating chart ahead that other sports are with kate after that's not reverse shock russian exit at the french open so that stuff pans out here on r t for moscow the city of monday morning the thirtieth of may i'm kevin oh thanks for being with us. if. you live not only next to the big guns of egypt but also on the border of peace and war. they're responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones . they are ready to take any risk. to. the streets.

for many the wildlife in antarctica. and the sun's. expedition to the bottom of the earth. well next one got all the latest from the world of business with katrina. i don't thanks for joining us on our business bulletin russia is and to become the fifth largest economy in the world within a decade are the main objectives is to move away from real material dependency of the stress and this means adding value by exposing refined products. i don't think russia is any different than a lot of other countries that have an abundance of crude oil they didn't build refineries and now they find themselves in a position of saying do we want to go to invest billions of dollars to to build these refineries because we want to be able to sell the crude is that we want to be able to put the crude into those refineries and get the higher value products our government put into the world market right now there are other countries that are actually doing that refining and taking a piece of those profits and i think i think we should shorty

the beauty of antarctica is something that not many people on this earth will get the opportunity to see which is why it's one of the world's most exotic tourist destinations i'm sean thomas in antarctica and coming up on r.t.e. we explore why some people are willing to pay big bucks to make it down here. and also make the siberian cats brotherhood knows no bounds follow why. just love wolfing up a baby but short your ninety two. it was a presidential election southerner for the big count that it's an invalid and even land you in jail to opposition leaders have been handed prison sentences for causing election day and arrest verdicts on. the ex-con they did say challenging the country's president is costing them their freedom alexia a jet ski reports now from him. he was running for president in bellerose split ended up behind bars authorities claim but you can go for was among the organizers of election night to minsk and rest which was promptly dispersed by police his wife is complaining for justice but does not have much faith that will happen so you can be a little thing with how

so special and attractive from the wildlife in antarctica is unique and for. expeditions to the bottom of the earth. each week. heights to the. glacier on kings george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller yet. the factors are glaciers are changing in size points to a change in climates right now we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of the last years are receding it means there is a general warming over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this morning trend affects the local ecosystem some greater amount of fresh water is coming from slam to the sea which forms a freshwater where i was the surface of the sea water freshwater is right so there was some problems with mixing i was there was a coral which could possibly influence a structure of the plankton zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life

discovers foot makes antarctica so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is. the fragile. expedition to the bottom of the earth. each week. on kings george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller just. the fact that our glaziers are changing in size point search change in climates i know we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of glass years are receding it means there is a general warming over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this warming trend affects the local ecosystem from greater amount of fresh water is coming from the land of the sea which forms of fresh water where the surface of the sea water fresh water is lighter so there is some problems with mixing of the water coral which could possibly influence the structure of. plankton zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life in antarctica cle

and coming up in a few minutes we'll continue our series of reports from antarctica and discover why many tourists are not at all scared of the dangerous to the core concept. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean thomas discovers fox makes special detracted from the wildlife. and frontal. expedition to the bottom of the earth. now nato has hit eight warships belonging to colonel gadhafi forces in a number of different ports. the alliance says the vessels were trying to prevent the delivery of aid in libya and post a threat to allied forces well the strikes came as president barack obama was outlining america's stance on the uprisings and unrest across the arab world saying time is working against gadhafi that he has no control over libya well obama also delivered an ultimatum to syria's president assad telling him to allow a transition of power or get out of the way. it felt like he was talking from a position of a decision maker when it comes to syria hintin

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discovers five makes antarctica so special and attractive from their life in antarctica. and the. expedition to the bottom of the earth. and a few minutes report on the nuclear toxic waste. has claimed the lives of somali and sort of forced to live alongside this silent killer we've got investigation coming up for you just a few minutes from now on this channel my name's kevin and that indeed is how the next half hour looks than on arteta sunday evening the twenty ninth of may. come along and. that's. all. emissions free cretaceous free scorches free. range from free risk free stews free. old free blog just call it video for your media projects and free media don carty dot com. twenty years ago the largest country. to surgical existence of. what had been a tremendous distance began a journey. where did it take the. same . comes. from.

s continent but scientists say at the great at the rate glaciers glaciers are melting antarctica could soon be home to some lush green valleys are he's trying thomas travel to the bottom of the earth to find out why the world's coldest climate may be getting hot under the collar. each week pull out move a little of hikes to the billings house and doom glacier on kings george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller yet. the facts are gleason years are changing in size points or change in climates i know we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of glass years are receding and means there is a general warming over climate it's antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this warming trend affects the local ecosystem. greater amount of fresh water is coming from the sea which forms fresh water where the surface of the sea water pressure water is lighter so there is some

so special that attractive for many live in antarctica is. in the flood zone. expedition to the bottom of the earth. easing in zero gravity is a sensation a few of us will ever experience that's why our son tom boston to make an american astronaut ahead of his mission to the international space station next week to find out about the challenges of life in orbit. we're here in the countryside part of star city the cosmonaut training center north of moscow and we've managed to catch a rare moment where the cosmonauts and astronauts get to relax after all their exams of training before going off to baikonur to be fired up into space to the international space station and i'm lucky enough to be here with mike fossum he's been on shuttle missions twice and this is his first rocket mission up so that i assess we'll be talking a bit about some of the everyday life upon a space shuttle so every day life in an extraordinary setting everything in space is typically harder than it is on earth things as simple as going to the bathroom or on earth gravity

for many the wildlife in antarctica is both. plans an. expedition to the bottom of the earth. and we go from chile extremes to moscow hotspots later this hour which will need a certain know how to get him out of andrews has the answer but not until we've checked the business with katrina. thanks for joining us with business russia is aiming to become the fifth largest economy in the world within a decade i'm going to support an outline one of the main objectives was to move away from wrong material dependency analysts stressing this means i mean value by exporting refined products. i don't think russia is any different than a lot of other countries that have an abundance of crude oil they didn't build refineries in now they find themselves in a position of saying do we want to go invest billions of dollars to build these refineries because we want to be able to sell the crude bit of we want to be able to put the crude into those refineries and get the higher value product out of them and put it into the world market right now th

in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean combs discovers quote make some tar tickets so special detracted from any wildlife in antarctica is close if you live in the front the. expedition to the bottom of the earth are changed. and raise up and here in our thinking hobbes will bring you the latest from the world of business in just a few moments. hello and welcome to business here on r.t. the exploration of russia's oil and gas rich arctic shelf is back on track as british oil major b.p. falls by the wayside state run rosneft is considering shell as a backup the talks come days after russia's energy minister said the strategic alliance between rosneft and b.p. is unlikely to be revived after the break off rosneft said it would look for a new partner with the proper technology to drill the arctic but unlike b.p. shell says the shares with rosneft is not under consideration shall already hold a stake in the gazprom shop holland to project in russia's foreign aid let's let's take a l

and it's not a problem for them to live in the world's harshest temperatures he travels to antarctica to get back to nature regions you. hello this is our sea live from moscow this early sunday morning it's just after midnight here now my name is kevin zero in on the top story for you israel has rejected the u.s. call for peace with the palestinians based on the pre-one nine hundred sixty seven war borders it would mean the jewish state's withdrawal from disputed territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who's in washington for talks described the proposed boundaries is indefensible result is christine freeze out reports next it's america's decade long approach towards israel is failing to break the stalemate now. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here it was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not our catastrophe the creation of this state. israel on this date in one nine hundred forty eight because for israel it was a matter of security according to dan pollack co-director of the zionist org

one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes sense arctic is so special that attractive for many wildlife in antarctica is. in the flood zone. expeditions of the bottom of the earth. a senior at sea is a sensation a few of us will ever experience that's why i'll see some time boston to meet the american astronaut ahead of his mission to the international space station next week to find out about the challenges of driving all that. we're here in the countryside part of star city because of the training center north of moscow and we've managed to catch a rare moment where the cosmonauts and astronauts get to relax after all their exams of training before going off to baikonur to be fired up into space to the international space station and i'm lucky enough to be here with mike fossum he's been on the shuttle missions twice and this is his first rocket mission to the i assess we'll be talking a bit about some of the every day life up on a space shuttle so every da

the beauty of antarctica is something that not many people on this earth will get the opportunity to see which is why it's one of the world's most exotic tourist destinations i'm john thomas in antarctica and coming up on r g three explore why some people are willing to pay big bucks to make it down here. and meet the siberian calves whose brotherhood knows this kind of boy you just love being a baby so he should. the operator of japan's crisis nuclear plants made a record loss of fifteen billion dollars the country's biggest ever corporate loss which forced the firms direct to the quit and he. told his changes at the top make enough difference. if you look at ten years two thousand and two big scandal go and all three year at the top executives resign but it made no difference his resignation will make no significant difference a symbolic thing in fact if anything he's escaping sponsibility rather than taking responsibility i think it's essential that the company does not supply its current . if it is allowed to survive in its current form in japan's nuclear industry will continue t

attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is you live in the flood zone. expedition to the bottom of the earth. each week of hikes to the billings house and later on king's george island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so he can record exactly how the glacier changes each year but it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller. the facts are glaciers are changing in size point search change in climates right now we know that since the middle or the end of the nineteenth century the majority of glass years are receding it means there is a general warming over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand look at how this warming trend affects the local ecosystem. greater amount of fresh water is coming from the land to the sea which forms fresh water where the surface of the sea water pressure water is lighter so there is some problems with mixing up the water column which could possibly influence a structure of. plankton zooplankton and krill are the main source of food for the majority of life

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from the great survivors at home in the harsh climate of antarctica explore the exotic wildlife and you. can watch an r t coming to you live from moscow thanks for joining us at ease rail has rejected a u.s. call for a peace deal with the palestinians based on the pre nine hundred sixty seven war borders which would mean its withdrawal from disputed territories well prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks says he is ready to compromise but described the proposed boundaries as indefensible as artie's christine for azhar reports it's america's decades long approach towards israel that's failing to break the stalemate. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here in was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians call nakba or catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in. one nine hundred forty eight because for israel it was a matter of security according to downhaul a co-director of the zionist organization of america i don't know what any country would do when people gather on

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so it will take to the house but fragile from terrorism antarctica but environment is bearing the brunt of climate change. casting around the world and around the clock says r.t. . israel has rejected the u.s. call for it to retreat behind the pre nine hundred sixty seven borders and withdraw from the occupied palestinian territories prime minister benjamin netanyahu who's in washington for talks says it's a concession he will not make before the meeting president obama said the conditions must be fulfilled in order to create any future palestinian state but his account as well. there was a very cordial meeting but the talks between friends as they kept calling each other has reached the dead end of on a mentioned his thursday speech and his suggestion for israel to go back to its pretty nine hundred sixty seven borders prime minister netanyahu said realities on the ground have changed the need is unrealistic to do stuff going back to one thousand nine hundred seven would mean giving up the west bank east jerusalem and the gaza strip that's something that many israelis find unacceptable

attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is the closest you live and runs an. expedition to the bottom of the earth. well it brings us up to date up next we've got all the latest in the world of business with katrina hobbs. thanks marina hello and welcome to aussies business bulletin russia's dominating gas company gazprom debates deals and prices with belarus and ukraine smaller independent companies are going seemingly unnoticed by russian national gas markets plenty of options for customers and not all of them government's own wary because i have to travel to the countries gas capital of know the euro and boy to find out more about the smaller players. this is where ninety percent of russia's gas production states place and about swine flu percent is the world's output not gas from maybe the king here but it's not the only one as small independent gas companies are also part of the game and we'll find out how. this is one of the fields of significant licenses to develop fields these little inserts amounts to months of living. now it's already own i know but

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