well good morning to you marina lovely on monday fisa inspectors touchdown and spent in say petersburg for day one of its four day fact finding mission to determine if russia is exactly ready to host a world cup it either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two and their visit included a stop at a stadium that's being built that's meant to seat sixty eight thousand people and they were they stopped at an airport to see renovations there to see that russia is in fact falling and within the guidelines a set for when it comes to transportation and of the russian officials also gave the inspectors a taste of st petersburg cultural sides taking them to theaters and other venues just to show that say petersburg and russia itself is a major tourist attraction and therefore the world cup would benefit by allowing russia to host the games here. so say said today the focus shifts to the capital moscow so what will when you be tackling there will more can you tell us about that . yet inspectors do have a full day and moscow and including a stop at the iconic blue sneaky stadium which is the proposed

win the football world cup bid for twenty twenty twenty two inspectors from the games governing body fisa are wrapping up their tour across the country assessing whether it should be chosen to host the tournament. is now at one of moscow's airport where the officials will soon leave holding a stacy so with been monitoring nearly every move of the inspection and now it's over so what can you tell us about the results. they came they saw and now russia waits to see if this bid was strong enough to woo feed the inspectors for four days the committee led by harold may nichols visit it for the third. staging cities but a world cup there if they petersburg moscow because done and sochi and they did all of this if the if russia is in fact ready to host the world cup in either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two there is the afternoon nickeled and russian minister of sport but probably but that's where the press before the inspectors left moscow and the minister said that russia and her people have a great desire to host the world cup they did everything possible to. to prove. all the informatio

europe a country has never a host at the world cup so that could also be in russia's favor and third fisa is interested in helping countries that i've never posted to develop and having the games the world cup in a country would definitely help fifo reach that goal now though russia's bid also has the attention of the u.k. media and you have british press quoting officials in that country saying that russia is probably the strongest competitor when it comes to sealing a world cup bid and twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two now the nation has a couple of days to woo the feeds i delegation as it heads to sochi and to the south from more on the russian bid and its chances here's my colleague a cut to reinterpret show. much of. brazil. and so bessie come. could know should be next it's hopes of posting the twenty eighteen world cup a facing a key test this week as fifty inspectors who arrive to assess the beat also in the running are england in straley in the united states and to june fifth it's from spain and portugal and gold room and the netherlands but so difficult hosting this year's to

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example it's a show that st petersburg in russia itself is a major tourist destination anyway and so fisa would benefit from having to arrest and russians come to the events so that the state tell us what's on the agenda for the officials what sort of issues are they going to be tackling during this visit. this is day two of their of their four day visit and today is a visit in moscow includes a stop at the iconic blue ski stadium which. as the proposed site for the opening game and the final world cup game there's also a scheduled a major presentation of russia's a bit of a meeting with government officials including prime minister putin and dinner at the kremlin now russia's a bit these sports minister said is really going all out in order to attract a fee for inspectors and to show the russian is in fact ready to host the biggest game in russia which is football and that bit includes building all new facilities to sneak easy only to syllabi that fits the fever guidelines to all other facilities will be built and also russia plans to stage the said and thirteen cities and they're broken

well there on monday fisa inspectors touchdown and spent in st petersburg for day one of its four day fact finding mission to determine if russia is exactly right to host a world cup it either twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two and their visit included a stop at a stadium that's being built that's meant to seat sixty eight thousand people and they will be stopped at an airport to see renovations there to see that russia is in fact falling in within the guidelines set for when it comes to transportation inspectors do have a full day and moscow and including a stop at the iconic blue sneaky stadium which is the proposed site for the opening game and the final game there is russia's just expected to present its major big today and the inspectors are set to meet with government officials including prime minister putin and they're also expected to be guests at a dinner at the kremlin now russia is up against nine other countries to host the world cup but the sports minister believes that russia is in fact ready and that the inspectors will be wowed by the bid that they have put together

more on congressman fisa, "the stimulus web site is propaganda ." he released a media report that documented in the street agencies where the government promoted industry policy using federal resources. he called upon the gao to determine if the the ministration violated federal law by using taxpayer dollars for federal purposes, specifically pointing to websites that contained false or misleading information, including conference calls in which artists and entertainers were encouraged to support the president's agenda." joe, long beach. caller: how transparent is this stimulus? how transparent is this timing? we need money now available need jobs now? they will not give it now, they will hold back killed just before the election and say look, things are picking up, even when they are not. but my main point is that i wish you would start making the distinction between private sector jobs and public sector jobs. a person working for the government, they need a taxpayer, not that they do not a taxes, but a person working for the government needs a tax

ran before they were dislodged and the damage they did to the government in that region literally a fisa rating local government and then swot remained the war so whereas southern punjab are not war zones. there are many other elements that can be brought to bear. but what ever political issues that might be afoot in pakistan this is also in and of itself at this point in time at a humanitarian lvel. so how this is addressed to the international community addresses the immediate need is far more indicative how quickly pakistan can regroup and the social political crisis and also i must add there is a great deal of vindication the country has come together around this issue and we don't see the flood as breakingp to political faction there are continued attacks and the bombing of the mosque in the northwest area across the region 30 some people killed with acts of violence and the extremists opering on a different agenda and the government wll face the same problem, such religious and now the flood has had a unified impact. >> i think that he's doing a great job. >> complement of pakistan