moscow has been playing a double game here. on the one hanand, it has been happy to see this deepening row between nato allies. ankara has been gravitating toward moscow, causing alarm in washington. on top of that, moscow has been supporting behind the scenes the same syrian kurdish militia, t e cause they see the syrian kurdish militia as an important force in the future outcome of syria. moscow will have in many ways to make a big choice, it ankara does go ahead and launchh this operation. in particular, there are russian forces in this area which ankara is threatening to attack. on top of that, ankara will be looking for permission to let its planes cross into syria to carry out air support. until now, moscow has been reluctant to do that. moscow is facing a big choice and will be trying to calm tensions. it will be forced to choose one side or the other. brent: before we let you go, when you look at what is happening with turkey and what we are hearing from russia and the palestinians, do you get the sense that there is eb

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twenty four hour news live from moscow this international just after eleven pm here welcome to the program our top story turkey's foreign minister has hit out the u.s. saying he doesn't believe washington is a trustworthy partner it comes as tensions escalate between the two nato allies over turkey's offensive against the american kurdish militias in northern syria which describes a terrorist. at the moment since the us hasn't kept any promises mr trump told president everyone on the phone that no more weapons will be given to the why should we want to see guns put into action well tensions between the u.s. and turkey have been escalating ever since the u.s. announced its collaboration with kurdish forces in northern syria but trump an air on have attempted to ease tensions but somehow that seems to have gone wrong as well the turkish foreign minister had a few things to say about all of this he first commented on the general state of affairs a between the u.s. and turkey saying that the u.s. did not keep a quote single promise to turkey regarding the kurds and that there is no trust betwe

in russia police have raided the moscow office of opposition leader alexina valmy ahead of nationwide anti-government protests the rally says police shut down the live feed of his opposition t.v. station police say that they were looking for a bomb of only call for demonstrations after he was barred from running in march his presidential election his candidacy was rejected last month over his conviction for financial crime which he says is politically motivated have only made this statement shortly after his t.v. station was shut down. i'm not ready to make peace with this eighteen year old regime and i don't want to be prolonged for another six years i just want to go to the street myself to get to the protests whether i get detained or not and i can tell my children when i was there. i've got a moscow and a serious worry chalons is that these protests have just got on the way rory how sizeable are they. well they've just got under way here in moscow of course this is a vast country so across the country across the time zones people have been protesting since early hours of the morni

after a debilitating in the ninety's it was rebuilt with money from moscow. nowadays the city seems peaceful but appearances can be deceiving. chechnya has become a hotspot of religious fanaticism since i suspect gun searching for new recruits here. was looking. forward to high unemployment social discontent and soured hopes drive many in the region towards one of the most perverse forms of islam and into the hands of the jihadists. to artists are sowing on fertile ground in chechnya despite a near total state surveillance and to despite. demonstrations of allegiance towards putin and the kremlin rule in the last few years whole families left for iraq and syria if there will be. coming back now that victory of isis has been declared. here in grozny see those who are trying to return from syria and iraq back to chechnya as a threat to state security their support for this so-called islamic state has become a matter of profound concern for chechen leader runs on of course a key step in containing militants returning home would be to prevent young people from jo

well make it looks like just over a thousand people have already gathered here in central moscow and morkie flocking in now they are calling for the boy code only twenty eight seen presidential election this march they are saying that the election of these elections are illegitimate since their candidate alexina volley has not been allowed to run now that's because he's still serving a five year long suspended sentence and you can see obviously there are people who are very passionate about their cause and they are trying to make their point as obvious as possible now as as i was saying alexina volleys serving a five year long suspended sentence after he had been found guilty of embezzlement and russian law prohibits a man like that a person with the sentence like that to hold public office now in terms of arrests there haven't been any here no rest no detentions although the most cool authorities the city authorities have not approved this location of the demonstration they had no problem with the protesters itself will be offered a different place for it but election of ali support

they kept their chance of protest ringing into the gloom and reach vallance al-jazeera moscow. corruption reportedly costs africa fifty billion dollars a year it's the main focus of this year's african union summit in addis ababa man in charge of the anti corruption drivers nigerian president mohamed el behati he says it's affecting development across the continent mohamed atta has more from the ethiopian capital most of the day was spent on discussing is on financial reform of the african union african you know wants to see itself moral past and independent to find out why it's on them as it was a scheme in which it wants its member states to live a zero point two percent on imports and that money will be used to finance the programs operations and activities of the organization one president. to come over the leadership of the african union general assembly the highest position making and their high hopes a sees them on who drafted a u. reform plan it must act now to save africa from permanent provision scare is essential we must created a single continental market integrity

live from moscow just turned six in the afternoon here this saturday. when we start with this. fourth day of mass a pro-government march is being held in iran tens of thousands of people have been rallying to show their support for the country's leaders it comes in response to a seven day uprising triggered by poor living conditions that engulfed over eighty cities. that was. friday night the united nations security council at washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that iran should be left alone to deal with its internal affairs and that was echoed to by a number of other members of the security council as cullum open explains now the meeting opened with nikki haley she is the representative of the united states and she voiced strong support for the iranian protesters calling them courageous talking about the usa quote standing in solidarity with the iranian protests you also went on a tirade against the iranian government the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for

hillary clinton had publicly spoken for the rights of people demonstrating in moscow in 2011. it was unprecedented in the putin area for large numbers of people to get on the streets of moscow. they carried white ribbons and said very unkind things about vladimir putin. he took that very personally, and she -- i don't think for her it was much of an american politician thing to say, we support democracy, we support people demonstrating for democracy, but he took that part. and there were other things, certainly from putin's point of view, that were american operations against russia. i don't think we were seen that way. i think for putin, it was an attack on russia with a large american component. another thing we would not have seen in this way, the panama papers, which exposed this old buddy of putin's who, it turned out, had $2 billion hiding away in offshore accounts. >> that's not normal for cellists. >> it turns out classical music is extremely lucrative in russia. he incorrectly saw that as a cia operation against him. in that sense it was personal. it was also strategi

moscow and that was the reason the russians joined the treaty in the first place that moscow because there would be intermediate range systems deployed here in europe but that was happening in the one nine hundred eighty s. would destroy the command and control systems in moscow so so at the time they said yes we have a strategic overarching reason to ban these systems and so that reason has not gone away it's in the physics of the missiles and the way they are able to reach their target so but you believe that they have violated that they have gone ahead absolutely absolutely and so we called them on it you're right we called them on it in two thousand and fourteen in the in the obama administration and we're working with them to try to get them back into compliance i was very glad to see that the trumpet ministration pick that up and have even upped the ante they talked about some of the response measures they are working on and would be willing to take if russia does not return to compliance with the treaty so that's a very important diplomatic steps they've taken and as far as i

by good morning it's just gone nine o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now there's been a fiery exchange between russia and america at the u.n. over how chemical attacks in syria should be investigated russia wants to ensure all future probes require experts to visit the sites of alleged incidents however that proposal was strongly rejected by the u.s. . russia is complicit in the assad regime's atrocities you are acting as judge and prosecutor russia is running from the facts your behavior exposes your true motives russia has the audacity to lecture this security council this is a long political spectacle for not going to accept any russian proposal that undermines our ability to get to the truth we should at least have taken a look at the draft before rejecting it russia all on its own killed the mechanism we had specifically tasked to identify those responsible q what do you need an investigative mechanism for before an investigation you haven't cuse the syrian government of using chemical weapons. well that came during a debate on how t

we are churning in from around the world this hour welcome to moscow onto our team international good to have your company i mean and only a fourth day pro-government marches has been held in iran tens of thousands of people have been rallying to show their support for the country's leaders it comes in response to a seven day opera icing triggered by poor living conditions that engulfed over eighty cities. i. look. well on friday night the united nations security council on washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that iran should be left alone to deal with it so minturn leffers that sentiment was echoed by a number of other members of the security council to. in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note of. however worrying the events of the last few days in iran may be they do not constitute per se a threat to international peace and security every un member state is sovereign but member states cannot use sovereignty as a shield when they c

causing more alarm in washington on top of that moscow has been supporting quietly behind the scenes the same syrian kurdish militia because they see the syrian kurdish militia as a very potent and important force in the future outcome of syria so we'll have in many ways to make a big choice if it does go ahead and launch its operation in particular because there are russian forces in this area of offering which is threatening to attack and on top of that is facing a big choice here and will be trying to calm tensions so it will not be forced to choose one side or the other endured before we let you go i mean when you get when you look at what's happening with turkey when you look at what we're hearing from russia and the palestinians to that do you get the sense that there is a border sense of a willingness to challenge u.s. influence and supremacy in the middle east or global geopolitics at the moment but i think that will be other feeling that is coming across the region particularly because the turkish president has been so outspoken although he hasn't personally challenge presid

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this is one in moscow, in fact, in support of the opposition leader. a lot of demonstrations against the president putin regime, one in saint petersburg at the moment and this one in moscow. in the capital. in the last hour we have heard the news that the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, the leader of these demonstrators has been arrested as he was attending a demonstration that was supporting a boycott of the presidential election in march. alexei navalny has said he believes that presidential election will be rigged. that's the latest from russia, more on that as it comes in. the cabinet office minister david lidington has urged the conservative party to "come together" amid growing rifts in the party over brexit. his comments come as the former northern ireland secretary and prominent leave campaigner, theresa villiers, has said she fears the uk is heading towards "a dilution of brexit." our political correspondent, susana mendoca, told me that ms villiers' comments add to pressure on the prime minister from some other conservative mps. th

correspondent near drunk sorts joins us now from moscow mia drug you were at a protest so they wanted to say. well sarah oh well i think it was remarkable of the german young people were there was a lot of police in the streets around to our square our square and pushkin square as protestors knew that alexy not only was arrested in the afternoon but they did not back down and they showed no sign of fear. and one is expected to be charged for violating a law against calling public demonstrations what more can you tell us about that both or it is a milestone to be just refused to give permission to the protest served today nevertheless nobody asked his supporters to demonstrate not only in other cities were it was about to demonstrate but also in moscow and st peter's square and death for another only broke the law and i think police want you to really see him today or even in the days to come i think he may stay in jail for the next two or maybe three weeks and this is in the end a political decision made by the kremlin we will definitely see more demonstrations in the week center week

local leaders have been in moscow to ta ke local leaders have been in moscow to take part in the mono towns programme and are developing a strategy to rescue this place. susanna is one of the last residents still living in one of the districts. most of the residents left when the coal mine was closed down, leaving those remaining to fend for themselves. foresee the leaders involved in the redevelopment programme, the solution to the problem is to focus attention on bringing the city centre—back to life. attention on bringing the city centre-back to life. there is no infrastructure for the development of new areas and at the moment for keeping people staying there. that's why they plan to renovate the city a lot. they plan to build their educational and entertaining centre and people will develop there as well in business enterprises. but outlying districts are not part of the regeneration plan. and for susanna's neighbour, ana, it has become a potentially dangerous place to live. for anna, susanna and the other last remaining residents, the only thing to do is to wait for the local

with the pentagon were covering that part of syria but the turkish military rebel delegation came to moscow last week they had talks with here in the russian defense ministry in general staff and apparently they reached package the deal that the russians allow de facto the. turks to go on offering while the turks so well the russians and the their allies from the pro asset forces and iranian forces to go for the syrian opposition in the . so this is a kind of two thing there's two operations happening similar thing is silly russian operation in the so-called former announced the conflicting zone and turkish operation against the kurds. the kurds appear to be indispensable in the fight against islamic states now that that fight appears to have been one big looks to the rest of us and so they've been abandoned. well there is an i beam that i've been in court just on i know the kurds they kind of always say the kurds have no friends only the mountains are the the friends of the kurds they had been abandoned by outside powers who kind of used them and then abandoned them many times in their his

been released from custody without charge often he was arrested during an anti-government rally in moscow more than two hundred fifty of those wells were detained for taking part in protests across the country corner for a boycott of the presidential election in march roy chalons reports for years love it when you were young does it's become a familiar routine for novelli demonstration days while supporters in moscow and st petersburg slept in russia's eastern time zones they were already protesting hands being arrested this footage is from the siberian city of came out of a. and in the capital police moved against the opposition leader's office is this time temporarily shutting down his internet t.v. channel claiming a presenter had a bomb from a secret location alexina valmy released a message of defiance we have of the country i want to go to the rally with they detain me only not i want to make my position clear and one day i will tell my children and my grandchildren yes i was out there to say i disagree and all the bad things that happened to me happened while i was actively protest

supporters have been detained here as organizers of this event and now this action also mentioning moscow also the offices of the volleys of the volleys anticorruption fund have been raided by the police but in terms of problems with the law this has been it here now this action is a russia wide thing it's not taking place just in moscow people have taken to the streets of various other cities and we know there have been some people have been detained there as well but we don't know how many just yet so we are still here we will be bringing you the latest if anything else develops in moscow trying to go with the latest that i thought if he goes down on the russia and the u.s. are once again divided in their opinions about chemical attacks in syria we've got the story and much more coming up after this short break. if i were a public opinion i would seek to have myself and all of my friends and my family of leaders at the local level the national level be arrested by israel what you need to do is hold a mirror up to the israeli people and say this is what you're creating this is the realit

because that is not a new shank and i want to bring that up because moscow today while we record this thirty six degrees raleigh where we are is twenty three degrees and this isn't fahrenheit and this should be the case we should not be having a polar vortex is or more to seas or whatever however you plural are tat yeah the vortex well we should know how that is we don't have because here we're not allowed to show that big for the wear in moscow if there is warm yeah brain cogitating that's a great clipping the must go lotion should look good you know moscow's become a tropical new york become in moscow and then it's freezing up there it was all over there is part of this vortex in new age you mentioned flipping of course that is a term that has been used in the cryptocurrency community everybody is waiting for easter or a theory and the other currencies to overtake bitcoin over the christmas and new year holidays. did as a share of the percentage of the overall cryptocurrency market fall to an all time low and that was on the news that a theory was working on the crypto rubel so this

then off was in central moscow as the events unfolded. around a thousand people have been gathering here in moscow calling for the boycott of the upcoming this march presidential election they're saying that their vote is illegitimate since their candidate alexina valley has not been allowed to run this because he's still serving a five year long suspended criminal sentence after he had been found guilty of embezzlement and a person like that cannot hold public office in russia now the location of this demonstration has not been approved by the authorities they had no problem with the protest itself but they offered a different place for a but the valley supporters decided to carry on with this place with this location literally hundreds of meters away from the kremlin now the offices of his anticorruption fund have been raided by the police here in moscow as well but in terms of troubles with the law here in the russian capital that has been it also this action is not just in moscow demonstrations have been held in various russian cities

it's six o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all t. international live from our studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program president trump is in the swiss resort of doubles for the world economic forum he's already spoken to british prime minister theresa may and we cannot cross the line. right now and he's been following the making so jacqueline has anything come out of that meeting. well directly after both talked about how productive the conversation was how happy and honored they were to meet one another trump went on to emphasize the fact that they do have a great relationship contrary to what some people might think he repeated that a couple times that they have a great wonderful productive relationship that he respects theresa may very much and that they're joined at the hip when it comes to military and if the u.k. were ever in trouble that the u.s. would be there to back them up some may for her part did say once again that the u.s. and the u.k. have a special relationship and that they will be working together i

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international broadcasting live from moscow. a full state of mass pro-government rallies has been held in iran tens of thousands of people have been on marches to show their support for the country's leaders these come in response to a seven day uprising triggered by poor living conditions that engulfed over eighty cities. that was. on friday night the united nations security council at washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the mayor saying that terror on should be left alone to deal with its own internal affairs well that sentiment was echoed by a number of other members of the security council in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note. of the last few days in iran they do not constitute. a threat to international peace and security every u.n. member state. but member states cannot use sovereignty as a shield when they categorically deny their people human rights and fundamental freedoms. counci

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. if you decide to challenge america's experiment in democracy it's going to be your worst day those were the words of u.s. defense secretary james mattis as he unveiled america's new defense strategy which will now primary focus on deterring russia and china. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're engaged in today but great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of your security first and foremost this america's defense strategy so to speak is so much on the offensive side of the tracks it almost makes you think that someone copy and pasted the old name into the you know into the headline space so it's the first time since the cold war american military is focusing on this great competition of powers so this can really be seen as sort of a that sort of mentality making a comeback what it also means is the infamous war on terror is taking the backseat it is being put on the back burner so to speak instead washington is focusing on russ

live thanks so much challenge in moscow. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including one on kong's most prominent activists is barred from standing for elections there. after more than one hundred people are killed in a car bomb attack in kabul new questions about the long running war. and its spore roger federer wins his twentieth grand slam title at the israeli an open details coming up with product later in the show. turkey's army has announced the capture of a strategic hill in northern syria the military alongside allied syrian rebels has been battling with kurdish y p g for just over a week now turkey accused the white p.g. of using mt border to fire shells across the border into killis in turkey takes the turkish forces closer to their stated aim the capture of affray and man bridge meanwhile turkey's military says it's killed nearly five hundred kurdish y p g fighters in the past week it says the fight this week calls terrorists could be neutralized in the campaign to take out three turkish military is trying

day in los angeles ten pm in helsinki and i live in at night here in moscow this saturday january the sixth welcome to our international i mean only a fourth day of must pro-government march is being held in iran tens of thousands of people have been rallying to show their support for the country's leaders it comes in response to a seven day op rising triggered by poor living conditions over eighty cities. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah well last night the united nations security council washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that iran should be left alone to deal with its own internal affairs point of view was also echoed by a number of other members of the security council to. in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note of. however worrying the events of the last few days in iran may be they do not constitute a threat to international peace and security every un memb

if there is warm yeah brain cogitating this is great flipping the moscow months in up and you know moscow has become a tropical new york's become in moscow and then it's freezing up there it's warm over there is part of this vortex in new age you mentioned flipping of course that is a term that has been used in the cryptocurrency community everybody is waiting for ether or a theory and the other currencies to overtake bitcoin over the christmas and new year holidays. did as a share of the percentage of the overall cryptocurrency market fall to an all time low and that was on the news that the theory was working on the crypto ruble so this was one of the things that drove a theory i'm quite high crypto rule is coming and there will be a flipping but it will probably be rep paul ripple is the end time bitcoin it's everything that bitcoin isn't it's rip all it's the friend of jamie diamond coin it's a friend of big business coin it's centralization vs decentralization meanwhile over there in russia let me have putin and his team at the kremlin are thinking about taking this area block going

and sell my african friends are in moscow which it's their turn to try the russian way of life on for size but of this in the because they have no winter clothing we've had to buy them for jackets hats and gloves. plug now all the time all the lights come on little knowing my goodness you. reach up to the internet and the last from oh i'll be interested. it's completely i defend a lot of things and i feel i'm mad because most people would be. a lot like me is you really. cool the kid that's. cool. just like the. first. there is so cool knocks for. the first scene. no this is the biggest square and they're very proud of our red bull that they're likely to live with the musical in the flesh and that's what i mean if you just love cars because as they come in from oz a seat in zero is. usually it's a very special area is a touch of fresh air yet everybody focused on those russia as it going to moscow and going to see red square because of the most the most bibles place in russia and most folks saw in the police yeah to. her. us. s. s. s. s. s. ul the ok we have people that know people of

our broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the president of iran has addressed the nation for the first time since protests erupted across the country ronnie urged people to avoid violence while saying that they do have the right to express their views also hit back at president trump for accusing iran of supporting terrorists that was after the latest provocative tweet from the u.s. leader. be brought to us in iran the people are finally getting why is this to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism looks like they will not take it any longer the u.s. sees watching very closely for human rights violations. iran is seeing its most severe unrest since two thousand and nine the government has blocked access to the telegram and instant instagram mobile apps which were being used to coordinate rallies according to state media the step was taken to maintain tranquillity on sunday two protesters were killed in a rude in the west of th

around a thousand people have been gathering here in moscow calling for the boycott of the upcoming this march presidential election they're saying that their vote is illegitimate since their candidate alexina valley has not been allowed to run this because he's still serving a five year long suspended criminal sentence after he had been found guilty of embezzlement and a person like that cannot hold public office in russia now the location of this demonstration has not been approved by the authorities they had no problem with the protest itself but they offered a different place for a but the valley supporters decided to carry on with this place with this location literally hundreds of meters away from the kremlin now the offices of his anticorruption fund have been raided by the police here in moscow as well but in terms of troubles with the law here in the russian capital that has been it also this action is not just in moscow demonstrations have been held in farias russian cities we know some people or some protesters have been detained there as well but in general very peaceful and

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international broadcasting live from moscow. donald trump says there's a possibility the north korean crisis won't be resolved peacefully the u.s. president claims that's because having dialogue with pyongyang is next to impossible meanwhile the goshi ations between the koreas have led to a major breakthrough in their relations artie's morgan has more in this recent interview given by u.s. president donald trump trouble repeated much of his typical rhetoric demonizing north korea betraying them as a threat to the region and from there he went on to say that sanctions and isolation of the country and threats were probably the best approach because dialogue with that country might be impossible this is donald trump's words i'm not sure the talks will lead to anything meaningful they've talked for twenty five years and they've taken advantage of our presidents of our previous presidents to listen to trump's words you would think that the dialogue. currently taking place between the north and the south was irrelevant that nothing wa

let's go live to moscow and bring in frederik pleitgen. fred, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dave. naming names is really the operative thing that could happen today. certainly a lot of oligarchs set to publish a list of names of russian oligarchs who have relationships with vladimir putin. it could be the basis for sanctions and that is one of the things that puts pressure on the trump administration. is president trump willing to ramp up the sanctions against russia and the powerful oligarchs against putin or will he take the heat for that? the other interesting thing is how much of it will be published? it is not just the names, but financial information and about their families and spouses and children which could be published as well unless the treasury department decides to make some of the report confidencon f confidential and hides that information. a lot of people will wait and see how much will be published. this comes on the weekend after the trump administration limited sanctions against russia over the crimea

it's seven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from our studio with me in india today welcome to the program president trump is in the swiss resort of doubles for the world economic forum he's already spoken to british prime minister theresa may. is there for us. after their meeting both donald trump interest in may talked about how wonderful their conversation was how much they appreciated meeting one another and what a wonderful relationship the two countries have with one another donald trump went on to say that he really respects theresa may and that contrary to what some may believe they do have a wonderful relationship. have a. huge. don't generally believe that i'm sure. that if you. like you. love you that idea that the two countries still have a special relationship comes just weeks after donald trump canceled his visit to the u.k. to open the new u.s. embassy there the president said that he canceled the visit simply because he thought that the deal that was brokered to sell the old embassy was a bad o

has a major player in this ongoing conflict but there will be concerns in moscow if turkey continues to expand its operation too far then that there will be to fear that turkey has too much influence and it brings the possibility of clashes with the damascus regime and even possibly iran will be unnerved by a growing presence of turkey in syria during tells in istanbul thank you very much for that assessment. and jack is offensive in syria is having political repercussions him by land jim regularly sell weapons including tanks troops and nato ally and those veterans are being used in the cross border offensive that some general makers are calling illegal now contracts to upgrade the german tanks are being put on hold. relentless heavy shelling in northwest syria turkish forces step up their offensive known as operation olive branch. the prepared german made leopard tanks to rule in two or three in. the german government had recently considered reinforcing these against mines but that seems to be off the table no. he gets to avoid the talk i know that turkey is violating international

meanwhile for kids here in moscow there are better things to do than follow global politics. asked of some youngsters what they think of world leaders thank you by your light and my domain. but you are going to say here. look at me look at me. i'm going to be. you know ready we haven't got any questions. you're not right yet i'm going to show you a picture ok. ok i'm showing a picture. oh of do you know who she is she looks like trump what do you think she does for a living off the next one here's our. only. one. that's going to be some kind of a former. acting or comedian. i think you experience these eight right days of me. in the eighty's achingly jones of that is a. who do you think it is. what do you think she does for a living. through game b. and listening to music no one had so. what kind of music do you think she's listening to. chance palling. and show. me. and leaving tomorrow. but when i'm. on you miss me when i'm. in an internet or leader and i don't know. maybe if he's given. dinosaurs what you think they're doing here. it's not for ducks. and then i have to put

winter days are short in moscow no wonder people in russia's capital do everything possible to brighten things up at dusk some four thousand installations eliminate the city center with more than twenty million lights. like in this pedestrian. years but you're going to run across the street where you are six hundred meters stretch of starry sky made up of one hundred kilometers of string lawrence. no one knows exactly what the sea of lights cause officially the city has spent about fourteen million euros including for electricity and private sponsors denatured as well the result is something to be proud of. to something you have put them through that when the sun goes down this illumination makes us feel wonderful. it makes us feel secure calm and happy. that i was there still i like it it looks like snow or like stars like the northern lights it's for a russian with the cheers that. you feel happy the triggers the release of happiness hormones everyone smiles. muscovites like to go out in the evening despite the cold time for something hot from the grill. fourteen from some of us. this

paula newton in a very foggy moscow. thank you. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says he perceives a longsence in syria. he says this prevents isis from gaining strength in syria and limits iran's influence. secretary tillerson says this avoids a repeat of the security vacuum over the u.s. withdraw from iraq in 2011. the secretary called for patience on the diplomatic exclusi solution in syria involving bashar al assad's departure. >>> round two in washington. cnn money stream is next. cleaning floors with a mop and bucket... ...is a hassle. swiffer wetjet makes cleaning easy. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces, ...trapping dirt and liquid inside the pad. plus, it prevents streaks better than a micro fiber strip mop. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data,

lexan of ali says that his arrest doesn't matter it's old but the people who turn out here in moscow and all around the country are protesting for their own futures i have many in the young crowds you find it never on the rallies have been born and grown up in putin's russia and they're planning to boycott what they see as rigged elections in my. elections isn't fair you're only prudent and other candidates are bipeds of which and in my opinion i'd have a. mike and it was because it was. so if you have only been allowed to run in the elections even if things are. only a few here if any really think they'll be able to prevent us from winning landslide election victory as darkness fell on a cold moscow they kept their chance of protest ringing into the gloom chalons al-jazeera. still to come on al-jazeera climbers a scale one of the world's most dangerous mountains their wing a rescuer plus. it's not only the financial markets that are booming i'm rob mcbride at the biggest market in traditional chinese medicine that's going through the roof. hello there we've got another weather syste

following the world cup roll in moscow the question embassy in london held an exclusive event where they presented the faithful well cooked to the qualified nations and some of the world's biggest not even all i managed to get myself an invite has been calling show today has come to the russian embassy in central london why i decided to come in a beautiful new suit it's simple the world cup next year in russia is going to bring together thirty tonight in the ambassador has brought together the consul's from the thirty one along. wrong with the great and the good every english football term a little bit of a shindig let's have a little look we are missing. a week so i saw you to have the world cup in your home nation it's been told by a lot of times when i was a kid i remember being told good plays what levy i shared in the great soviet seems to be early sixty's it's the realisation of a dream for many people in russia true to dreams the first one for our people is so we build from this creates eleven stadiums so and they are the world standard people standard it means that that after the