the worst violence in iraq since the u.s. officially ended its military campaign there raises doubts over whether local forces can ensure security. justice online we look at how the internet in russia is becoming a new frontline in the fight for fairness by exposing crime and corruption that mainstream media ignores. and with high foreclosure and unemployment rates in the u.s. so showing no signs of abating argy revisits so far as camp to find out what options are left for the homeless. it's eleven pm in moscow when this is are coming to you live with me and he said

now a first stop violence continues to rage in iraq after three car bombings killed at least thirty six people in baghdad and fallujah following the official end of u.s. combat operations fifty thousand american troops remain in the country to train local security forces but it's clear reports it barely helps to make local residents and the safer. dark and dangerous and body armor does little to protect against the fact that they're not welcome here we're doing it this way out of control through one of the iraqi neighborhoods trying to prevent counterattack fire this is a bomb his team has stayed behind the mission providing training support and backup to the iraqi police when they get to our level we go over operations order and planning for the actual missions we're going to do then we do a pretty brief and we actually go and execute these type missions that we're on now but the u.s. invasion to have a fully functioning iraqi security force did not protect safire ismail's husband

four years ago he disappeared without a trace. he called me and said he was coming to beat me i said the situation is really bad on camp but he said now i have to come here safire's certain husbands did and all the families of tens of thousands of iraqis have also disappeared since two thousand and three human rights organizations put some of the blame with the local security forces trainees are not always the white candidates for the job a lot of them they have come from illiterate you know all. around or some of them they are just the from the tribes and clans some of them just because they are part of the political parties militias and so on and the problem is compounded by the limited training they given you can apply for the defense of these. people being stopped at the checkpoint like this that he suffered here a few months of training that appears to be the search vehicles for car bombs

missing with ansto that i did. and it's a far cry from what is needed. they are not untrained but the training they receive is not enough the americans only thought to create an iraqi army in two thousand and four by then it was too late because the terrorists had already infiltrated the . but with the increase of violence in iraq can we. weeks the need for a competent domestic security force has never been great but whether or not the u.s. and iraq to the challenge is too good to be seen. on t.v. baghdad. well the u.s. claims is fighting for freedom with its wars in the muslim world but has this made the people in these islamic countries see democracy as a greater good that's the topic of the latest debate in cross talk coming your way later this hour. the promotion of democracy i mean the united states is founded on the idea that that democracy is the best political system for ensuring the rights

of both the majority and the minority in a country and so forth but that there can be many different translations the word democracy has actually become a dirty word in much of the other world because they're not there's america has waged wars on afghanistan on and supports is a which is a part of the democracy a democracy exclusively for the oppressive community the stool the lands of the palestinians. and. the. rau over israel's nuclear activities is expected to dominate this year's general conference of the international atomic energy agency which is opened in vienna arab

countries have proposed a resolution on israel's nuclear program but the u.s. and e.u. member states are against it saying it could undermine middle east peace talks or paul ingram executive director of the british american security information council says israel is using double standards on the issue of nonproliferation. israel has believed to be anywhere between eighty and two hundred nuclear weapons already and we believe a development program for fusion nuclear weapons and submarine base launched their weapons as well as the existing air launched nuclear weapons and missile. warheads on missiles it's a very substantial but well developed nuclear arsenal that has been in israel's possession since we believe the late one nine hundred sixty s. so yes on the surface it is a very double double standard the israelis and the americans would point to the

fact that the iranians have made a very public commitment in the nonproliferation treaty not to acquire nuclear weapons where israel is perfectly legally able to develop its arsenal but. the legal defense and indeed the defense that israel develop nuclear weapons a while ago is hardly a defense in terms of justice and understanding the i.a.e.a. is hands are tied here because the i.a.e.a. is there to to. reinforce the obligations of nonproliferation treaty member states israel is not a member of the nonproliferation treaty has no obligation as such to open its facilities to the agency and so it's very difficult for the agency to oblige israel to take part of course israel's use of the nonproliferation treaty to try to

to try to put pressure on on iran is is quite extraordinary given that it's not a member itself and has not and has not accepted its obligations. its readers general of action the center right ruling coalition beat the social democrat that opposition but short of an outright. majority the far right party sweden democrats which urges limits on immigration will enter part of the mint for the first time some of their candidates said they were attacked and denied freedom of speech before sunday's poll michael jensen member of the danish parliament for the liberal party says the establishment unwillingness to discuss immigration has resulted in unfair election. we have an example right now where none of these fabulous parties and none of these media in sweden like to discuss it because they feel it's like you know it's not politically correct and it's like a. drone all over. this media and all this really fabulous moment so this

should be a wake up call to all the all parties seem in that light the democrats were not allowed to take part in the debates on public t.v. the last debate and they weren't even allowed to run their commercial ads on private televisions as all the other parties were in bed with god i don't believe that the elections were fair and therefore have to be decided that i'll take the issue up in the council of europe where proof that mark and sweden our founding members tried to discuss it and see how we can make sure that deal should. also not only free but also fair in the future. there with our live from moscow still to come this hour the struggle for some pretty itself to set your marks twenty years since its declaration of independence from georgia we look back at what it took for the republic to be recognized. but first with blogs and russia now running into the millions the internet has become a major force by highlighting issues often ignored by mainstream media people now

get a global audience and results when they report cases of crime corruption and bullying are g.'s katherina zora reports on russia's new wave of internet justice. parents and students said this man had bully children on more than one occasion because he was the head of the local administration people were afraid to speak out desktops laptops phones and p.t.a.'s internet and russia is becoming much more available and much more than just meant for many it has become a virtual speaker's corner where their voice will not only be heard but is guaranteed to echo across the country within hours this particular video which brought about his dismissal is a clear example of how the move has transformed russia. russian biddies and there's an orphan a master chess player

a math genius and guaranteed state benefits he's missing the start of the academic here due to the demands of a construction company that helps fund the school. i want to be a ninety specialist but the school said that if i want to study here and live in that holes of residence i have to study to be a builder. but if bush's case was taken on by a charity organization and its founder get a month say what made a difference to their case was a message you posted online to the president. after i posted my letter to someone from the president's administration called and asked for details of this case i know they got in touch with cautious college because almost immediately afterwards the college called and told pasha to withdraw examplar cation and basically get the hell out they were scared that the authorities involved then the media picked up this story and the college was forced to stop its unlawful actions they now allow pasha to attend lectures and still refused to give him a room. when

a bunch of kids vandalized a car in broad daylight in a remote part of central russia police couldn't find the culprits for days but the information they provided allowed bloggers to find them in a matter of hours names addresses and license plates included so why is russia's. online community becoming suddenly so influential. it was. first of all it's evidence of a technological progress the internet is becoming more and more available and because it's available more and more people are using it for things other than work it's a community and a much faster one than any other because of the by this spike in online use means it's not just journalists who can cover information so what does this say about russia's fourth estate. this doesn't mean that journalists of bad and bloggers a better or that the only notion of free speech exists online it's simply a matter of choice you no longer want to watch someone else's rundown we want to

and can make our own the internet allows us to choose what we want to know about at a speed print or t.v. media simply cannot compete with maybe this isn't the beginning of the end of newspapers and television but it's definitely competition of a global kind cashew nuts are about r t nasca. well the founder of the online news website chaska dot ru says the interaction between bloggers and the mainstream is a healthy sign from modern media. there is a particle and there is a way and that particle can be a part of the way when you are a blogger you are a bar to go but when there is a huge thing happening you are just one of the many many many part it goes together to create a wave so what we're seeing to today is that more and more waves are there in the blogosphere and the information the focus is on the crucial events so even if some of the bloggers want to promote themselves so gather as

a whole the blogosphere acts as a as the public sphere it drives attention and you know it gives the results there were so many old reddit crimes and corruption issues raised by bloggers and they have become major means they're all of media still crucial in a sense that we have to verify what bloggers are saying and feed it back into the blogosphere and this is how the media system of the twenty first century works. well as u.s. mortgage crisis cuts deep real estate firm say over a million americans may lose their homes to foreclosure this year in august alone some three hundred thousand were served with foreclosure warnings as unemployment figures stubbornly hover near ten percent or so he's honest to see a chart in the reports on how a camp just outside new york has become a place some people now reluctantly call home. america the prosperous america the

traditional and america the broke the picture perfect homes and these homes are twenty minute drive away from one another how did i end up here probably through my own mistakes in life r.t.e. revisits tent city a homeless camp talked to wait in the woods of new jersey there are at least forty people whose tragic destinies have led them to call this place home. since we were here last time in the winter things have changed more tense have appeared some people have come and gone but many of the people living here have been here for months if not years and the question that many of them ask themselves over and over again is why are we still here are there really no other options left for us no remarks has been a newspaper handler for most of her life while i worked in new york times and i wanted the power in a brain aneurysm in two stroke so i was almost dead. i was in a coma for two months it. was an awful three months since then no rain has given up

hope of finding a job for those still trying to find work the task is close to impossible would be unemployment rate in the u.s. holding steady at more than nine and a half percent for more than a year now over seventeen years experience shifts to looking job not on the shelf chop a new kind job i look i have too many a position you know but no no i don't whine and. you know. very very difficult not applying job and those who are able to find work make less than the minimum wage and i would have told you this because. my. reverend steve brigham set up a camp for the homeless four years ago this is there are church bell on sunday about twelve o'clock we ring this to let the whole camp know there were about ready to have. our service.

the reverend runs the place keeping it in order. setting up a shower. and helping with whatever donations he can get local authorities have been disturbed by this camp's existence and have tried to shut the place down and it will think of the homeless as people that are sometimes questionable in their character but we've had there's more problems outside of the homeless camp than inside of the camp the only option offered by local officials has been beds at a local psychiatric institution among the mentally unstable the community didn't go for it it's more than they can handle already living a tough enough life it's it's just not a place to live everyone here tells us a better place for them is just around the corner so soon just going to be a lot of very soon. very soon so far no luck with not much

help from the outside world all they can do is hope a better life is awaiting them somewhere. and if they see churkin r.t. new jersey. for more log on to our you tube channel and you can check out on his previous report on that homeless camp as well as many other news stories we're covering here on r t. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing up for a shot through the day. the republic of south side here in the caucuses is celebrating twenty years since

it declared independence from georgia a parade has taken place in the capital city involved marking the occasion. way from georgia in one thousand nine hundred ninety since then i've seen several military conflicts as temporally see try to bring it back under control parties are some of the quieter over takes a look back at the struggle for sovereignty. my grandson is very fussy and he loves all homemade food for this family in south the satyr independence day always starts with hustle and bustle but it's not just a national holiday they celebrate they also have their own independence child. to respond to just just this hospital so little ruslan coming into this world a new republic was born on the twentieth of september ninth in line to the local parliament declare itself a city independent from georgia at the time the soviet union was falling apart and independence declarations in the region followed one after the other for georgia

didn't want to allow it it cut the electricity difference the breakaway region and sent in troops liberal goes against his friends day has been hearing blasts and gunshots his friends were mom and lost the georgian army surrounded skin vile at one point people in the city couldn't even bury their dead troops had blocked the road to the cemetery so they had to use the yard of a local school or about the money when i was little i used to come here i lived close by and saw this place and even at my window i remember how often people cried you were bothering with the hard. to escape don't go in violence roselands family had to flee to russia as did tens of thousands of our city as. the conflict remain frozen until in august two thousand and eight when georgia once again resorted to violence to take control over the republic. when georgia tech taken volatile was a response grandma. he was worried about the most serious book by the chiefs they were sitting in the basement of the falls were really badly when they managed to

get through this said the city was attacked people were killed all the storms and ground his. grandmother survived a five day war moscow sent forces to repel the georgian attack as many of those under fire were russian citizens civilians and peacekeepers to russia recognize the independence of the city as did several other countries. i just want to see that people here are hobby that's it. r t from to involved it's twenty minutes past the hour let's take a look at some world news in brief for you the colombian military has killed twenty two in a raid near the country's border with. the operation comes just over a week after militants in the region killed eight police officers fark insurgents have killed several dozen police in clashes across colombia since one manual santos became president in early august. indian lawmakers have arrived in kashmir in

an attempt to put an end to months of deadly on rust in the indian administered region more than one hundred protesters have been killed since june in clashes with security forces including a nineteen year old on sunday this summer's vibrance erupted after police killed a student demonstrator many of the muslim majority population in the rest of region do not want to be ruled by india. you're up to date now from the news desk we're going to go over to business with charlotte after a short break stay with us. every month we give you the future the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join our technology update on our jeep. with. data generated from an electric. you can do to do it in california. resources. black. let's go to school.

hello welcome to the business program with me charlayne was folly or group to is a going to further expand its operations beyond russia's borders head of alpha group miquel friedman says the company is ready to buy fields in venezuela vietnam and other countries which b.p. is selling to cover the cost of its go for mexico oil spill over the weekend it was found that b.p. is completely filled with eighteen well is looking to sell thirty billion dollars of oil and gas production assets in the next eighteen months to pay for the clean up k.b.p.s. board consider buying the b.p. assets at the end of the month meeting will be the first to include tony hayward pointed at director of team k p p that he was signed as b.p.'s c.e.o. because of the u.s. . now another company looking to expand fraud is russia's biggest call maker after

all of us speaking exclusively to business r.t. the company's vice president admits the lot of brand has an image and quality problem in europe so after hours we're talking other markets. when you might use this you must know because we do understand that we saw for certain difficulties in european markets with the car series we have today so we're concentrating on three key markets to develop exports those are locked in america north africa and the middle east are targets is to export fifty thousand cars this year and i hope we'll be able to sell fifty to fifty five thousand vehicles right save the country next year to get us now another new german conglomerate be i.s.f. is in talks to join the cell stream natural gas pipeline according to sources close to the project went to shell the oil and gas subsidiary of the company is reportedly discussing its possible participation in the pipelines construction. bay area surf is already cooperating with the russian gas giant to develop the self oil

and gas fields as well as the north stream pipeline gas problem when to shall have not made any official statement about the talks. time now check out the market from here in russia both the r.t.s. my thanks to flying at the end of the session to close in the last new coinstar bank was among the main players leading the games more than one percent in the r.t.s. . now sochi winter olympics committee has signed contracts worth one billion dollars international investment for which finished at the weekend the city's mr ation secured even more investment such an empire coba visited the future impact host to see where the money is going. billions of dollars continue to flow into. to get ready for the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics told me the money development. projects will be not so it's a bit of years ago we consider the possibility to invest. for

additional be vulnerable. according to our business plan the total investment is about forty billion rubles. yes there is a lot of money being pumped into such as always with such huge sums of cash some of it as last a free of all it's a and had little prominence value but the renovation of this beautiful old port and the plant more than extensions promised a lasting legacy if this is how such a seaport will look like by the beginning of the games a year to marianna and four star hotel shops and office buildings the poor developer says it's one of those projects that will benefit the city long after the olympic games the fourth will be ok. this is not quite an olympic site that's a that's just the sort of stadium the saudi sports facility this is a project for the future that's for sure but for that reason business for the marina business that's very very nice to talk about the part where the

american values and so that's a totally different story i mean in a way have been a gene or a three c.m.'s then there are some stadium switch our general being probably used in such a foot lots of things has to be thought a little bit deeper even and even at this particular stage russia's deputy prime minister dmitry kausar called swatches the world's largest construction site with sixty thousand builders expected to be busy next year three hundred companies are already working on the project but developers say if it wasn't for the olympics good roads hotels and functional port would have taken decades to build and it does raise the question how many other russian cities may lie on the developed just because they never made it into the international spotlight that gentle political business aren't sancerre. a measure of day for this you can always buy more stories

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