yes ban becomes more and more. with high immigration if the past few decades germany has seen the developments of monocultural communities such as new clothes in west berlin foreign influence in this area really is very evident you got lots of foreign signs and foreign shop fronts and add to this the discussions about education failures welfare abuses and crime within immigrant groups and you've got real problems with many of these issues popping into prejudice says a lot of people still holds about immigration. the recent survey conducted by the french foundation in germany found that almost a third of respondents felt that immigrants were coming to exploit the country's welfare system and should be sent home when jokes were scarce almost the same amount the country is being overrun by foreigners here you have a mixture you have a german here and you have english here and english here and this is turkish this

is this is nice so everybody can read that but if it is only only turkish people very few strangely. where am i living this is an arabian city merchant the ensuing to beit has focused on muslim immigrants with migrant families reluctant to integrate into a society that they feel it's prejudice against. i don't think that changing my personality or the way i look the way i talk or my even my mother tongue would change. have an effect on the german culture projects like this local community center and aiding integration and teaching children the german language from an early age but with few bilingual arabic or take if schools families likenesses sending their children to private schools where they do not yet learn german if they were if they were germans to be honest which

would respect. her religion i would wonder. despite the tough rhetoric from the top germany acknowledges that immigration is desirable for its economy that migrants have to be willing to integrate we need people in all of the industrial countries because we have not so many kids anymore i have no no kids not of germans have no kids so where should the kids come from to work and help the industry going on so we need people from other countries to come. you know. that there's been a rise in the. yes of course. from the religion because people are not used to. make traditions. even going. to get it himself that they would talk much.

if they knew how they misunderstood others and a major challenge now with that. would be to chime bridge coach which had been simmering quietly for a long time. there. and was going from the german coalition christian democratic party says freedom of religion shouldn't be confused with freedom from obeying the law. in the. religion and only within the. church another to the synagogue to the mosque on the fourth. hole but the problem is. that's why we have a special criminal. preachers especially at this point i'm. going

to. make themselves feel. that society has to be. between the journalist i'm sorry a low a reader has no place here and surely end of story. and here watch the full interview in about twenty five minutes time here in our. the pentagon has denied it ignored cases of abuse in iraq classified files published by whistleblower website wiki leaks detailed torture carried out by local forces as well as hundreds of civilian deaths our military contributor says america's failure to stand from the growing gap between the country's political and military elite how come the us military slide on the slippery slope and were involved in such

a nefarious behavior including the shooting for sport and demonstrating their trigger happiness during the case is over as coalitions of force agreement. and later in the together before you blame the military for war did happen in iraq take a break and think about who their real masters of the u.s. military in the overseas conference it was the white house political decision makers who got the military into a declared why are the iraqi war was the first time when the political masters in the white house completely ignored their professional advice against the unprovoked military occupation of iraq and as a backlash the whole chain of command and the unity of effort has totally unraveled the military establishment trust in their political masters has totally snipped

been discredited by politically immoral decisions and the us media stand accused of ignoring the contents of the biggest intelligence leak in u.s. history in order to concentrate on defaming leaks founder julian assange former cia analyst ray mcgovern told r.t. the media purposely diverts public attention from the atrocities the documents reveal. you know goes back to the ancient greek times when you didn't like the message you shot didn't shoot them but you kill the messenger and in those days so what they're trying to do is deflect discussion of the hard details that have come out in these documents and have been on ad hominem argument against a song to make it sort of to trivialize it and to make it sort of a personal sort of thing the the treasure trove of documents is precisely what you would expect from

a war of aggression and don't plants before that word because that's the way new defined what we did in going into iraq and afghanistan i would nurnberg said and it was justice jackson our own supreme court justice who said perpetrating a war of aggression is to commit the supreme international crime differing from other war crimes only in so far as it contains the accumulated evil of the whole what's the accumulated evil torture kidnapping shooting civilians it's all there right in the wiki leaks thing i want to point some apache helicopter soldiers say we have some civilians down it i want to surrender and the lawyer from headquarters says he can't surrender to a helicopter. and those civilians i mean it's the worst kind of thing and wiki leaks has done a great service to our country by exposing that. long before the votes of american

troops landed in iraq came the invasion of the tiny caribbean nation of grenada military operation twenty seven years ago is now you as an initial testing ground for future campaigns to project and protect us power and control the way the media reports it for it has more on the legacy of the war. it was a lovely little war a show of overwhelming force and made for t.v. invasion a tiny island nation whose socialist government was an eminent threat to freedom and prosperity in the western hemisphere grenada we were told it was a friendly island paradise for tourists whether it was it was a soviet cuban colony being readied as a major military bastion to export terror and undermine democracy. we got there just in time or not as mark says prime minister maurice bishop's social reforms and close ties to cuba worried the united states hundreds were killed and injured when the u.s. bombed the densely populated areas we never could get

a final. complete estimate of the number who needed to. be in beijing or well the number of cubans in the. country their school with a population of one hundred thousand. a literary high in many ways it was a litmus test for u.s. military might in the post vietnam war era and an opportunity to fire reagan's billion dollar war machine the u.s. invaded on the basis of. the quick brutal invasion became the us blueprint first in grenada then panama the gulf war and the invasion of iraq. grenada also marks a paradigm shift in journalists relationship with the military the invasion of grenada with something of a testing ground for what we've seen come afterwards and which the media with extremely controlled so that the message coming out with the message that the united states wanted the people to hear sit with you know first one of the first of the sort of media wars that culminated in what we see today with journalists

actually being embedded with the troops and only reporting the vision that is the official vision of the united states army. the u.s. invasion of grenada remains a symbol of how far the united states will go to keep socialism from spreading in this hemisphere and while grenada may be a distant memory for some the recent interventions in haiti that as well and ecuador still remain fresh in those people's minds here in fort artsy washington d.c. . and coming up god crime and rehabilitation we find out how one russian agent or one dozens of acts convicts the old fashioned way using hard work and absence. and face on investigation affect russia's bid for the world cup that's in the sports news with you and thirty minutes. before his ad in india newlyweds are being paid not to have babies the government's offering money to couples who remain childless in an attempt to put

a lid on the country's surging population but in a family oriented nation it's a sensitive issue as current saying no explains. she told job of and her husband have promised to honor and keep kids out of the equation at least for now if they manage to years without having children the government will pay them one hundred ten dollars a lot of cash in rural india the big one but what am i good at the money is important but i was moved worried about my house even logan levels were very low and the noise began giving me magic ation delaying pregnancy make sense to me also i had just married into my husband's family and didn't want to have a baby right away. here. in western india for them every five couples have a child within the first year of marriage but the health risks here are immense i doubt there. are maternal deaths and infant mortality are quite high to bring them

down the mother's health has to be improved before pregnancy that will help the child as well so many miscarriages happen due to anemia. that's where the government honeymoon package comes in and two thousand four hundred couples have already signed up but there's more than individual well being at stake india is experiencing an unsustainable population surge pushing it towards being the world's biggest and with the birth rate here dropping from seventeen per thousand to fifteen point four the honeymoon package is a proposal that other states are now keen to accept but at the village level it's not so easy i was just out of town didn't i get on with the biggest hurdle is the elders of the family though the newly weds are willing their parents are usually against it due to the social pressure to bear a child right away. and that's exactly what gives writing the backcourt family.

had to there was immense pressure on us we know the scheme is good but my mother is adamant that we have a child immediately. went along. only if they don't marry neighbors will start asking me what kind of daughter in law have you brought into your house who can produce a child they will also start to question my son's reality what is the point of one hundred dollars if you don't have social respect the. population controls are emotive in family oriented india but where stricter policies are failed it's hope that shifting attention towards health and prosperity will help young couples focus on their future instead of society's traditions god and seeing hardy in western india. and you can always find more on our website r.t. dot com but here are some of the highlights. world wide web of support the international community gets together to challenge the u.s. dominance of internet regulation. now practicing your deejaying in russia going to

leave you without a roof over your head your neighbors with some healthy compensation this is lots more on our dot com. so take a look at some other stories from around the world and the u.n. warns that thousands of people across haiti are threatened by all aroud break the disease has already claimed more than two hundred fifty lives and over three thousand others are infected health workers are fighting to keep color of from reaching camps or over a million people have been living since january earthquake. the white house has expressed concern as a possible rain influence in afghanistan after it was revealed iran was sending a million euros a year afghan president hamid karzai insists the aid money has never been secret and american knows about it it comes in response to a new york times report claiming iran was using cash to push its interests in afghanistan. are several states who give his administration money including the

u.s. . students across france are planning street protests to have the final approval of pension reforms on wednesday become a spoil refineries look likely to reopen after blockades by striking workers were lifted employees at three out of twelve refineries have also voted and industrial action the country's finance minister said the nationwide strikes were costing over half a billion dollars a day. amateur food which has been released showing a devastating tornado ripping through texas four people were injured including a driver whose four vehicle was partially crushed homes were destroyed cars overturned and a school were ripped off. and ex-con that turned pastor has opened russia's first church we have dilatation center for former criminals halfway house offers a fandor as

a home and support in return for hard work and abstinence you know right enough has more. that it goes about his open trade with the confidence of a man he's been doing it all his life in fact this is the first real job he's had he spent more than her his life in prison for burglary drugs offenses a murder you know making we've when i came here i had nothing no relatives or skills some people to ski me address but as soon as i came via allowed me to stay now my life is here but that and thirty others live in this church from the dribble if they should send on the outskirts of moscow the first of its kind in russia those who come mostly for the criminals and drug addicts are given bed and board and stephanie plea in exchange they greet her boy by a set of strict rules these are the sleeping quarters as you can see the conditions here are spartan not an extend this is due to the material limitations but also

there see thick ethos of this place people who stay here get up at seven work all day and then lights out that eleven those so-called drinking or smoking are excluded. most of the residents credit this man for saving them further xander was a young offender himself then arrest and soldier before finding god when he started the center nearly two decades ago the church was in ruins its surroundings a wasteland. which you're trying to do this but it did not succeed god chose me to do this to curry the cross this is a difficult job i was once the victim of an assassination attempt but i have the strength to do it. father alexander says another one hand is needed to deal with people more used to living by prison rules for eight days your son's punishments from reducing someone's portions of mealtimes to toilet cleaning and worst of all

banished and. he knows everything about everyone about a father as one who doesn't punish his children on the other hand if you have the smallest problem down to a torn shoe he's the man to take care of you know the moment he's an extraordinary person although there is nothing wrong with me i have been here for years because of him. but for most the purpose is to leave eventually. i have found a boyfriend here now all i want is to get a job maybe study i want to go back into the won't. you go there and have. america's mortgage crisis rumbles on with a group suing the bank of america over alleged bad debts later our financial guru max kaiser insists u.s. banks are rigging the economy to blow by pushing loans back and forth.

these guys are blowing themselves up their banks are suicide bankers and they're threatening the global economy in the u.s. economy therefore they qualify as terrorists and i say this not as a rhetorical device but as a statement of fact there are as time magazine point out they put in this in people to death using suicide banking techniques that's a that's a terrorist you put to the casualties are the innocent civilians that do you've gotten caught up through this group punishment by their suicide banking how come they're not in guantanamo bay how come you know lloyd blankfein is not in a small guantanamo bay like cell right now having is orifices pro by curious u.s. servicemen. and what's the kaiser report in just over an hour here on r t before that bell we've got our own business guru can relate is business news.

hello and welcome to our visit program this hour long term investors in russia stocks may soon be exempted from paying tax on profits it's part of a new package put forward by prime minister to put it he also says installation of high tech energy saving equipment maybe except from t.v. these tax breaks could help russian business attract additional capital. just implementing tax amendments to create favorable conditions. to pretty the tax changes will send a strong signal to those who participate in the economy and we hope companies and producers increase efficiency and. to produce heretick goods. now europe as recovering from. last fifty years with the exception of greece and portugal growth in all countries will be positive next year according to the latest economic outlook from the international monetary fund global g.d.p.

growth is now approaching precise levels pre-crisis levels forecast of four point six percent this year and four point three percent next year russia has also received positive forecasts from the i.m.f. with inflation expected to be six point six percent by the end of this year and unemployment seven half percent. from i am have told business what was behind the growth of the economy. in terms of domestic demand and exports exports in russia are back to the level that they used to be before the crisis and also the development of domestic demand was much more strong in russia than in the in the rest of the region the middle factor two countries where domestic demand is rather strong in the region and that is russia and turkey. now let's take a look at the markets drop on tuesday as japanese exporters slumped in a case under pressure from exporters and a strong yen against the greenback shares a lower before imports from the u.s. that may show a slowdown in the economy resources stocks advance though on strong commodity

prices good new quest lining up one percent and forty. two percent. here in moscow the r.t.s. start of the trading day lower on monday most of the blue chips finished in the black with d.t.b. trading over three percent higher on the r.t.s. and noise maker leading over three percent on the rise x. bucking the trend on monday was hydro down a call. a cassette. now one of the major holders of mitali invest may sell his stake in a leading russia's to maker as that was the daily reports business when was he a nice move is considering selling his twenty percent stake in the company at its highest price analysts estimate the asset is about four billion dollars to buy has not yet been found and the company's other two major shareholders including a lot of are likely to buy the stake either as they're short of cash says the newspaper. a top government official has told business that russia has plans to make water

a major export it comes as alarming new figures show most of the world's population is poised for shortages but some are pouring cold water on the move as industry leaders one of the country can't even provide for itself bush has more. two in three people will like water the u.n. says within fifteen years russia which has the world's largest drinking water reserves plans to plug that gap but we shouldn't be buying bottles of perrier we should be selling our own abroad with boosting export volumes by improving conditions with businesses to do so because exporting water's not a job the government cross border disputes already springing up from the middle east to north america and africa now top ministers of called a clean water summit to make it a multi-billion euro export second only to oil and gas yes that i see in russia's place in the world water market is taking shape we have a quarter in world's freshwater reserves and we will use or competitive advantage

to the point yet at the moment russia can't even supply itself two thirds of drinking water reserves don't meet sanitary standards or storage fees admit to in three water pipes need repair if they exist at all. in moscow we're buying the technology to improve our water quality in other parts of russia it's still a question of fitting water pipes to homes. so foreign firms are doing deals at the summit but it's to clean russia's water not by its infrastructure in their ratio is likely compared to their western standards and a lot of money to be spent. as a father doing to boil water off all the waste water all. over the world for the technology and design for what the treatment they've always rated recompiling. i mean he pretty most russians use bottled brands or if they can't afford that

filter and boil tap water before drinking just picking up steam is a business to tap what's becoming not a new goal but until their own citizens trust the safety of their water it seems little charles put forward. that you want your business r.t. . and high speed trains have proved most profitable for russian railways but their payback period does not exceed ten years eight high speed trains have been travelling across central russia for less than a year the profits they can bring the company in two thousand and ten may total eighty eight eighty five million dollars that goes in contrast with other transportation services. making given the growing demand for high speed rail service the company is considering purchasing another eight trades. that's all the news for now i'll be back with more in about fifteen minutes.

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more pain i wish i could have had a wife with elizabeth always pictured her being my wife and mother to my kids i love you all see you all in heaven when your time comes i'm going to meet jesus christ. thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam is. it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question tonight is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects. of social implications. from the. video. and omissions street in the palm of your.

question on the dot com. on the back here with our team here is a look at the top stories the german government says it's making moves to integrate foreign born citizens just days after the chancellor said multiculturalism had failed but immigrants insist they are being discriminated against even when they do try to adapt. the details of the latest wiki leaks to rot expose they make front pages around the world the spy the pentagon denying the revelations the us media is accused of trying to divert attention from torture and killings to concentrate on defaming whistleblowers founder. and newlyweds in india are being paid by the government to put off having children for at least two years the initiative is an attempt to put a lid on the country's surging population. also they have allies here in r.t.m.

more on the top story now the troubled integration of immigrants into german society and exclusive interview with wolf from the german coalition christian democratic union party he says the problem is that newcomers swung the society to adopt their culture and not vice versa. angela merkel said recently that multiculturalism had failed it sparked white public debate and put the issue of immigration in the spotlight has talked to us more about this issue we're joined by wolfgang back also and then the christian democratic union part of the coalition leading political party in germany thank you very much for joining us when the chancellor said that multiculturalism had.