scars on the boy's head and body indicate that some party has abused him in the dominican republic he looks more like a seven year old really than a twelve year old he's been as malnourished over the past five years that's just one of a number of trials that the boys gone through and as far as i explained in my report abandoned on the other side of the world twelve year old russian denis has been to mimic an orphanage for five years but it's believed his fate might have been much worse just give us what you might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial decision couldn't clarify all the circumstances now we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened the dog didn't volgograd region his foster parents moved to the dominican republic in two thousand and four years later they returned to russia turning their backs on tennis leaving him with a local family they too soon gave him up to a new fridge but not before a cruel stain. on the other. way they hid and punished him the thin

in the dominican republic. to the president. four years ago. on another trip some of the most fascinating. mixed with entertainment is the theme in this week's. hello i welcome scott.

a twelve year old russian boy is on his way back home from the dominican republic of his adoptive parents reportedly sold him for the drugs he spent several years wish for him to post between foster families which it's. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador following a police are rising against new austerity measures which would cut their benefits and. queues the opposition and so beautiful she is attempting to. ukrainian cool to say to the president gets back the power is taken away from the post six years ago amendments to the country's north train to parliamentary republic. next to the sports these are the entry when russian football teams are showing the strength of the moment they carry after being held boss alone in the champions league as any to remain unbeaten in the europa league wins for them last night were on that coming up. hello there welcome to the sports and these are the headlines. flying high to scar's in the top there groups in the europa league with two wins from. plus i'm clean told a french champ contador protests his innocence after failing a drugs test.

a twelve year old russian boy is on his way back home from the dominican republic of his adoptive parents reportedly sold him for drugs he spent several years pushed from political posts between phones to farmers orphanages. the state of emergency has been declared in ecuador following a police uprising against last thirteen measures which would cut their benefits listen to the present queues the opposition and security forces them to keep. and a ukrainian court is set to rule when the president gets back the power was taken away from the post six years ago amendments to the country's oil tanker training took on image in the pundit. sports news now with kate. hello and welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and here are the headlines double victory russian besides taste in it both wrapped up convincing home wins in the group stage of the rope early. while shock result another drug scandal rocks cycling street time tour de france champion alberto contador tests positive. during ephedra francesca schiavone cools off a between the leg shot and sets up a semifinal with the late i

denny's has always been a russian citizen and when he was found in the dominican republic by russian authorities that led to him now being brought back. to russia all told the boy certainly had his trials and tribulations time with us though has his ordeal finally come to an end. well we all hope so of course he's now been whisked away from the airport to a hospital where he'll spend ten days a climatized to back to russia really and to his new surroundings he's been in the dominican republic in state care for about five years now. he would then be put into a foster care center until a new family can be found to take care of him there he'll be sort of brought up to speed on his new culture and one of the big problems that this boy has now is that he's forgotten most of the russian he wants a was beginning to learn he now speaks spanish really as a as his first known language and so he'll have to be brought back. to knowing russian with russian lessons as part of his reintegration into russian life all right there reporting from domodedovo airport thank you. well soldiers in ecuador h

republic it's a twelve year old was sold for drugs. before. country. are rushing to offer. all the luxuries of a hotel but in all of it to build the world's first commercial space station it could also serve as a refuge for cosmonauts in emergency situations. and ukraine returns more powers to the president as the high court rules the parliamentary shift four years ago was illegal it means victoria will now be able to choose his own government. well it is friday and that means martin andrews is here to take us on another trip around some of the most fascinating places all around the russian capital tranquility mixed with entertainment is the theme in this week's moscow about enjoy . hello and welcome to. one of my favorite places in the russian capital is pretty yeah after the palms it's the perfect place to sit.

a welcome home a boy is on his way back to russia from the dominican republic of his adoptive parents reported they traded him for drugs. and alleged attempt to leave ecuador in chaos as the country declared a state of emergency in the wake of a police uprising against new austerity measures. ukrainian courtis set to rule whether the president gets back the powers taken away from the post six years ago. and russia's bear bank is to buy a controlling stake in troika dialog the deal will be carried out in two stages details in our business program at twenty past the hour. their world needs twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. a russian boy whose adoptive parents allegedly sold him for drugs in the dominican republic on the plane back home abandoned on the caribbean island and during tough years and often edges of the world denise is now getting ready for a new life in russia tom barton reports. abandoned on the other side of the world twelve year old russian denis has been to many can often inch for five years but it's believed his fate might have been much worse just give us wh

republic turned home to moscow loss. which started to fill in my grave. if this feels very very strange the story is very cold and also doing all right at the moment but i think it's going to get more scary we explore what it feels like to be buried alive all in the interest of stress relief. the u.n. panel says opium prices in afghanistan have shot up almost three fold this year a report released on thursday sas the hike was prompted by a plant infection that devastated the crop the survey also suggests that despite medo operations the size of the area used to grow poppies remains the same while cultivation in kandahar province the stronghold of the taliban has risen by thirty percent bobbies that are used to produce heroin are the main source of income for the militants as artie's paul of clear reports drugs are seriously hampering the fight against crime. i'll do right here used to put people behind bars for doing drugs now he's been put there himself because the form on me can. denies the charges he insists he never

they discovered him in state care in the dominican republic our time so the young boy now is back in russia but tell me this has the whole ordeal finally come to an end is there paperwork is there red tape what does he have to do now. now he is being looked after by by russian or thorazine as he was whisked away from the airport he's been taken to a hospital for about ten days where he'll be helped to a climate ties to russia answers unfamiliar surroundings now he will then go to a foster care center where he'll be prepared. to find another family to look after him said that very good condition has been prepared for him one major problem in this case is that he's been in the dominican republic and other countries for so long as he's forgotten most of the russian he knew he wanted to come back to russia he said but he barely knows russian now he'll have to be taught about language again to help prepare him for his new life here all right tom barton there reporting from domodedovo airport thank you. all soldiers in ecuador have rescued president rafael correa from a police force put al

adoptive parents left behind in the dominican republic now police want to know they have been sold for drugs plus. i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts the news media isn't just news anymore no news is news and to take it it seems like they try and think they should rethink do americans trust the evening news any more resident laurie harkness gathers opinions on the streets of new york . but before all that it's been a week of mass demonstrations across europe as tens of thousands protest against their respective governments severe cutbacks the biggest marches happened in belgium spain and greece and brussels protesters protesters gathered around the headquarters and forced the closure of the city's two international airports in madrid two thirds of flights were grounded because of action by transport workers protest kind of a rising unemployment and unprecedented levels of government debt david campbell bannerman a europe. and he claims the euro currency is to blame for most of the continent's current economic woes. i think the euro is teetering on the edge this is a man

republic. not every adult can survive where he went through the russian adoption agency committed a crime letting drug dealers adopt the boy that's the subject of our future investigation but hopefully all the bad things are in the past now dennis will now be able to resume his life in russia after his five year absence will have to really learn his native language and rediscover life here but it's hope that he'll receive a lot more care in his next five years than he did in his last five. there are to a much more to come from. next hour including. well i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts the news media isn't just new jersey anymore no news is news slapshot entertainment it seems like they try and since they show like everything. why don't americans trust the evening newton anymore the resident dallas opinion in new york. also find out why spending twenty minutes buried six feet under would be perfect stress buster. going to take a short break here in our t. and i'll be back with

a welcome home boy is on his way back to russia from the dominican republic offer his adoptive parents reported to trade him for drugs. and. ecuador and chaos in the wake of a police uprising against a sturdy measures sparking questions with outside forces all to blame. the ukrainian president is once again more powerful than the parliament as a court overturns of decision things by eight six years ago. and top story in business russia's bare bank is to buy a controlling stake in the dialogue if you will be carried out to stage details. well news and much more this is our good to have you with us today a russian boy whose adoptive parents allegedly sold him for drugs in the caribbean and on a plane heading back home twelve year old denise had been abandoned the dominican republic by his russian guardians after several tough years an orphanage is his life is now coming full circle as tom barton reports. abandoned on the other side of the world twelve year old russian denis has been an orphanage for five years but it's believed his fate might have been much worse. if you might have been

republic now police want to know if you use drugs also. well i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts news media that just. loses news. it seems like a train station why everything why don't americans trust the. president continue. germany's with marking twenty years of reunification chancellor angela merkel led the celebrations in the northern city of bremen where tens of thousands of people turned out it marks the culmination of a process sparked by the fall of the berlin wall back in one thousand nine hundred nine bringing together east and west germany but that led to a turbulent decade with a huge cost of rebuilding infrastructure east and recession in today there's a large gap in living standards between the two halves of the country after surviving that recession europe's largest economy is now covering the cost of much of the banking crisis market analysts north of michael ross says that germany won't be able to prop up the euro indefinitely. germans become. about so many members into the euro and of course has told you i

republic. not every adult can survive while he went through the russian adoption agency committed a crime letting drug dealers adopt the boy that's the subject of our future investigation but hopefully all the bad things are in the past now. dennis will now be able to resume his life in russia after his five year absence will have to really learn his native language and rediscover life here but it's hope that he will receive a lot more in his next five years than he did in his last five. the north korean leader's youngest son was given to keep promotions this week in what's widely seen as lining up to take over from his ailing father kim jong un was appointed second in command of the country's central military commission and made a four star general is took place at a rare convention of the ruling workers' party after which images of kim jong il son worship going to the media it's the first time anyone's seen him as an adult with childhood pictures have been shown until now was the first such m

republic now police want to know if you were sold for drugs or trap story coming up tonight. first u.n. panel says opium production in afghanistan dropped by half this year but it has led to an almost three fold surge in prices thursday's report says that that could encourage farmers to cultivate more of their heroin producing crop the survey also suggests that the hope was prompted by a plant infection that devastated yields you know is that despite nato operations the size of the area used to grow poppies remains the same the south and west are the major growing regions which are also taliban strongholds extremists to rake in the cash but is not is poor a slayer explains now for many farmers it's still their only source of income which is tightly controlled by militants and drug addicted police. abdulrahim used to put people behind bars for doing drugs now he's been put there himself but the former army commander denies the charges he insists he never swayed from the right side of the law. we saw a truck driving on the main road something made me suspicious and i checked ou

republic didn't really want him to go and said that if he had to know it's better now and. so now that denise is safely back in russia tell me what's next for him. well after he was taken away from the airport he was taken to a hospital well spend around the next ten days a climatized into his new surroundings and sort of being being how to having a physical examination. he's been malnourished and on maltreated in the past so after that have you moved on to a foster care center where have you prepared hopefully to meet a new family who want to take him in one big problem in the in the in this case is that denise has forgotten russian has been out of the country too long in a different language until now have to really learn that language as well as all of that he'll he'll hopefully get a flat says mr starr called when he reaches the age of eighteen he will be well looked after wally's here and as well as the on his behalf and on behalf of the russian state an investigation is going on into how he could have been being fallen through the gaps really and been allowed to have

republic. not every adult can survive what he went through the russian adoption agency committed a crime letting drug dealers adopt the boy that's the subject of our future investigation but hopefully all the bad things are in the past now dennis will now be able to resume his life in russia after his five year absence will have to really learn his native language and rediscover life here but it's hoped the pair received a lot more care in his next five years than he did in his last five tamasin r.t. moscow. let's take a quick look now at some other. news from around the world the united states has issued a travel alert for its citizens in europe because of intelligence suggesting an increased risk of al qaeda style attacks in main cities americans are being told to be vigilant but are being advised against traveling to the continent meanwhile the u.k. is warning its citizens that the threat of terrorism in france and germany is now high but germany says there are no concrete reasons for attend

republic now police want to know if it was sold for drugs watts. well i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts the news media isn't just any more in the news is news slash. it seems like they try and sensationalize everything. why don't americans toss the evening news anymore while the president gathers opinions in new york that's coming up. in the north korean leader's youngest son was given to keep promotions this week in what's widely seen as wanting him up to take over from his father kim jong un was appointed second in command of the country's central military commission and made a four star general it took place at a rare convention of the ruling workers' party after which images of kim jong il's son were shown in the media also the first time anyone seen him as an adult only childhood pictures have been shown in tel now and what was the first of sox meeting in decades kim jong il awarded top posts to other family members but international security expert dr jim wallace believes it's far too early for kim jong un to take over. the y

a welcome home boy is on his way back to russia from the dominican republic after his adoptive parents reportedly traded him for drugs. an alleged attempt ecuadorian chaos as the country declares a state of emergency in the wake of this uprising against austerity measures. and a ukrainian court to set the precedent back how is taken away from the coast six years ago. and are you watching r t well news around the clock welcome to the program a twelve year old russian boy abandoned by his adoptive parents in the dominican republic is on his way to moscow reports claim his new family sold him for drugs soon after russia after several tough years and dominican foster father he's now getting ready for a new life in his country of birth. abandoned on the other side of the world twelve year old russian denis has been in a mimic an orphanage for five years and it's believed his fate might have been much worse just to give us that he might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade judicial investigation couldn't clarify all the

republic in two thousand and four a year later they returned to russia turning their backs on dennis and leaving him with the local family day to soothe gave him this time to movement but not before a cruise to be hit and punished him the thing is that he behaved badly it was terrible but only because his parents and sisters left him and he stayed all alone in their house they even left him without meals as a punishment so one day and neighbor saw it and decided to report at last year's adoptive russian parents when prison for cocaine trafficking that led a court to cancel the adoption decision since his return more possible evidence of abuse has been found a note on the presidential twitter page said the scars on the boy's head indicate he was beaten now an investigation is looking into why denise was allowed to be adopted by such young parents in the first place and what really happened in the dominican republic emotion not every adult can survive what he went through the russian adoption agency committed a crime letting drug dealers adopt the boy that's the subject of our future i

abuse after being abandoned in the dominican republic and by his russian guardians. is following developments for us and can join us to live for more details here and tom so you saw. did he look happy or a bit shaken up tell me. when he arrived just just a few hours ago he seemed pretty nervous he's only twelve years old he arrived with . the russian. for the protection of children throughout the press conference given that. he stood behind.

but twelve year old russian boy has arrived back home from the dominican republic after his adoptive parents reportedly sold him for drugs he spent several years which completes a post between foster families and often which is. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador following a police uprising against new austerity measures as soon. as you see opposition in the enforcement agencies attempting a gun rest to spot questions over whether outside forces will today. and the ukrainian president is once again more powerful than the parliament as a constitutional court overturns a decision to his mandate six years ago amendments to the country's want and craning to a parliamentary republic. those were our top stories this hour and next hour andrew is here with the latest sports news. hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlines. flying high to scar in the top there groups in the europa league with two wins from two. dreams to scar's new basketball coach tries to silverware in his first season in charge. and i'm clean told a friend contador protests his inn

boy sold for drugs as a young russian arrives home from the dominican republic we look at the possible reasons his adoptive parents abandoned him with no means of survival. hopefully a happy ending to this story of neglect and criminality we've got all the details coming up in just a moment. foreign forces that play in ecuador the country's rocked by an alleged coup attempt as police rise up against the president. ukraine picks the president over the parliament the constitutional court overturns the decision being his man. it is back to basics for ukraine as the country is now returning to the original constitution of nine hundred ninety six joining us for more details from ukraine. capital t. . live from moscow this is r.t. it's good to have you with us a russian boy whose adoptive parents allegedly sold him for drugs in the caribbean has now arrived back home twelve year old denise had been abandoned in the dominican republic by his russian guardians after several tough years in orphanages his life is now coming full circle and tom barton is reporting live for us. so tom it's been a

and often a boy sold for drugs as a young russian arrives home from the dominican republic we look at the possible reasons his adoptive parents abandoned him with no means of supplying. hopefully a happy ending to this story of neglect. we got all the details coming up in just a moment. foreign forces at play in ecuador the country was rocked by an alleged cruel attempt as police rise up against the president of. ukraine picks the president over the parliament the constitutional court overturns the decision coping his man. it is back to basics for ukraine as the country is now returning to the original constitution of nine hundred ninety six join us for more details from ukraine's capital kiev. and our top story this hour troika dialog has denied reports it is about to sell a controlling stake in the company says more. worldwide news of live from the russian capital this is our welcome to the program a russian boy parents allegedly sold him for drugs in the caribbean has now arrived back home twelve year old had been abandoned in the dominican republic by his russian guardians after s

republic it's alleged the twelve year old was sold for drugs and then turned over to several orphanage was finally returned home after his guardians were arrested for cocaine trafficking. ukraine returns more powers to the president as the high court ruled the parliamentary shift four years ago was illegal it means big deal to get local which will now be able to choose his own government. had a russian in for valves to offer all the luxuries of a hotel but in all big as it sets out to build the world's first commercial space station it could also serve as a refuge for cosmonauts in emergency situations. or at all those stories to come plus the rest of the news the top of the hour but first let's cross over to kate now on the fourth that's. just been a rather disappointing day for the gulf war yes the first day of the ryder cup has been a bit of a damp squib literally as rain stopped play after just two hours at the celtic manor result in wales where the lifestyle that's on the rest of the force coming up next. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and here are the t

republic and they possibly there try to either sell him for drugs or for an organ trade these are the current current possible allegations against them they can't be confirmed further than that investigation wasn't able to to confirm it further than that and the boy wasn't able to help with the investigations because he can't speak russian and his memory was very hazy of the time he was he was very young he was then his parents then in two thousand and five left the dominican republic and came back to russia but left the boy there left young denny's there he was left with a local family who reportedly then treated him very cruelly withholding meals from him pushing him sometimes physically before a neighbor reported this and then they gave him up to local authorities there he's been in an orphanage there for around five years until he was brought back the reason for him being brought back was that in two thousand and nine his parents were found guilty of of of smuggling cocaine in russia and the as a court then ruled that that the adoption was an old was canceled and that is what led

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a twelve year old russian boy has arrived back home from the dominican republic adoptive parents reportedly sold him for drugs he spent several years push from panetta post between foster families and wolf which is. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador following a police uprising against more sturdy measures distant from the crowd here has accused the opposition and the important agencies on attempting to be unrest to spark questions of whether outside forces are to blame. and the ukrainian president is once again the more powerful in the parliament as the constitutional court overturns a decision moving his mandate six years ago amendments the country's no turned ukraine on an interim public. next month andrews explores the capital's a peaceful patriarchs puns in this week's moscow out. hello and welcome to moscow routes one of my favorite places in the russian capital is pottery washy fruity here named after the palm that's the perfect place to sit and watch the world possible.

republic didn't really want him to go they said that if he had to go it's better now than lot of money on my now they get a break just imagine if he stayed here for eight or ten years and suddenly they took him away when he was a young man i know the difficult for the boy is special because he doesn't speak russian now. dennis will now be able to resume his life in russia after his five year absence will have to really learn his native language and rediscover life here but it's hope that he'll receive a lot more care in his next five years but he did in his last five. r.t. moscow. soldiers in ecuador have rescued the president rafael correa from a police hospital where he was being held by force the troops opened fire on distant police or state of emergency has been declared in the country for police protests against the new government austerity measures which would cut their benefits offices blocked winds and took control of the capital's airport the president has accused the opposition associate of forces of the coup attempt at least one person has been killed and dozens injured in t

>> we're being fooled badly. >> reporter: take the destination wedding in dominican republic. >> so, it's you and your beloved on that wonderful wedding on the beach. and it's just the two of you, you know, it's going to be nice and quiet. and then, this is actually what is going on. we pull back, unzoom. oh, lots of your friends, you know, gawking. well, not your friends. awe. >> reporter: everybody standing and watching. >> in your speedo, exactly what you need. do you buy them drinks afterwards? >> reporter: oyster has a saying, we're picky but not petty. the site gets 250,000 hits a month. shoppers looking for the real deal on the luxury hotel. some, though, come for just what the website calls the photo fakeouts. that hot tub. that surfboard in the pool. >> what's the deal with having a surfboard in a pool? forget the pool or hot tub, why do you have a surfboard? we zoom out and found out it is not a pool, just a hot tub. the whole thing doesn't make sense on any level. >> reporter: the secret weapon behind their candid cameras? real journalists like jennifer garfinkle. we're in

. >> sean: wait a minute, four apartments and $650,000, i just forgot the income at my dominican republic villa -- >> charlie certainly has made mistakes. >> sean: mistakes. >> do you think barney frank stayed at rangel's house in the dominican republic? >> sean: why do i think if it was me if i forgot to pay taxes on $650,000 and i wasn't obeying the law i might be walked out of don imus' and neil cavuto's studio with handcuffs on. >> this is why our voters are furious in district 19. this is why it is toxic to be a friend of frank's and rangel's today. >> optics are so wrong in that. mansions and he claims to be the man for the working person. the guy who is going to help everybody. he was going to bail everybody out of their house, foreclosures. >> sean: we saw this in massachusetts, virginia, the president is losing independents in every poll. a quarter of democrats want obamacare repealed, big number. now kids don't like him. think about it. he has lost 16% -- down 16 points from last year percentage of young people which was a big part of his base in that last election. >> you live

he might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial decision could you clarify all the circumstances now we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened born in the volgograd region in one thousand nine hundred eight because a doctor.

made in the dominican republic. cuban-american relations have improved a little under president barack obama and it appears that the hopes of lifting the trade embargo have gone up in smoke. >> the giants that thought to be the largest animal and britain has been killed. -- the giant stag thought to be the largest animal in britain has been killed. it is thought that it was shot for its antlers. >> it is the emperor by name. today, his empire. this is the giant stag before he was killed. more than 8 feet tall and weighing hundreds of pounds. the footage was found by a wildlife cameraman who says that this is a tragedy. >> he was a beautiful stag. he was tall. he was 8 foot tall. >> it was just off of this main road that the emperor was killed. local people reported hearing shots being fired. this data was loaded into a vehicle and taken away. these are thought to be the last pictures of the emperor. it is not clear if he was shot by a trophy hunter or as part of a calling program. it seems that the emperor was kille

republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial investigation couldn't clarify all the circumstances that we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened born in the volgograd rage in one nine hundred ninety.

sub-tropical storm otto north of the dominican republic. it may become more tropical. right now it is not quite a full-blown tropical characteristics. it is called a sub-tropical storm. the winds are up to 60 miles per hour and it may become a full-blown category one hurricane as it passes south of bermuda and heads out into the atlantic early next week. it is interesting that it is a new storm. it will stay far from major land areas. clearing and milder around here for the end of the week. 71 tomorrow. 75 friday and saturday. beautiful weather for football sunday with highs around 73. >> now, sports with gerry sandusky. >> great weather for the raven'' on sunday. after a steady diet of running teams, ravens' defense will see a shift in strategy against the pass-happy denver broncos. all hands on deck at the ribbon secretary -- the raven secondary. he looks just about recovered from knee surgery. then arrives with the number one passing game in the nfl. kyle orton has 1,419 yards passing. only one person has ever grown more yards in nfl history. that kind of productivi

republic. pius 11th was buried. the discover of king tut's tomb also died. the italians called a call to arms to war babies the first time around. when i visited the draft board i noticed my card was filed with a crease at it's corner. farther's laughter was louder than ever. clients who decided to buy had their paintings shipped to houses in the country. i noticed lucie hiding bags of sugar in the closet where i kept my tennis racket. to mother he repeated. don't worry, she replied, i do. i wonder if they rrmed they had a son at all. yet that month seemed to pass more slowly than others. rose's presence was fleeting. i passed by father's office as she sat by the type writer in a green sweater with a hole in the elbow. i found her in the bathroom once with a black tongue as a pen had burst when she licked it's anybody. i handed her a towel and said, just ruin the cloth. to the light in the courtyard i sang along with my new american record. there is a hungry yearning burning inside of me and i