outcome of the supporters rally for the man they say is a national hero considered a notorious war criminal elsewhere. the former bosnian serb army chief is expected to appeal against his extradition to the hague war crimes tribunal for crimes against humanity and genocide. terror and disaster writes yourself but washington wants to warn the public of possible threats but liberty groups say it's taking the fear factor too far.

and wide europe's debt means it shouldn't choose who becomes top dog of the i.m.f. as the world's originally promised amount voices are heard. and moscow's busiest airport dimmers is about is the sprawling its planned london i.p.o. because a weak demand business in ten minutes. broadcasting live from the heart of the russian capital this is our t.-r. carriage often the top story europe's most one suiter war crimes fugitive is waiting for serbian courts to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general that it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two that cost a lot of government in well great. that's what's all the old love that stays in

so instead of the trial in the heat. well as people on the ground here in belgrade say the all odds are practically nonexistent not many here believe that his appeal will be successful despite the fact that his lawyers and his family have frequently questioned the objective of the court here in serbia as well as like. the health of the doctors did rule him that safe and well enough for extradition but his family has since been saying that he is becoming weaker and weaker as the days go by email have not been well enough for extradition his lawyers of course saying that they need an independent doctor to come in to do a physical evaluation. rothko. if you will even live to see distorted his trauma one genocide charges and then asked for

a battery of independent doctors to examine the sixty nine year old condition. you . know his lawyers are doing everything they can to delay the ruling of the court we know that a lot of h.'s appeal deadline expires today but in case the lawyers decide to file that appeal by post which is acceptable according to serbian law of course that letter will take some time to reach the court house and is an acceptable delay then a three judge meeting will have three days to decide on whether that extradition will actually take place before a final verdict of some of the top officials here in belgrade but many say those decisions will be made as quickly as possible some even going as far to suggest as to say that the luggage will be extradited almost in the middle of the night with as little or no information about his. extradition given to the media in order to

avoid public unrest of course a like of the unrest belgrade saw a few years ago when former political rewritable encourage it was arrested then of course the city and the country all wrapped it in protest that war belgrade and various other cities and lots of andras the many are fearing that this situation could repeat itself but yes you mention the public but you believe in belgrade since the chance of the rest of the zero zero people reacting to the sounds of his extradition that you. carry to be perfectly honest with you i have yet to speak to a person that has told me that lot of his arrest is a good thing every single one we've talked to the people on the streets fellow journalists taxi drivers shop owners everybody says that the arrest of radical modish is a betrayal by what is tied to they feel that he's sold out his people and his country for something that might not even come true of course we do know that for

serbia capturing about kolob which was one of the key conditions under which their potential the membership could be considered serbia of course wanting the membership on the billions of dollars worth of grant aid that comes with the membership but the people of this country do feel that they've been sold out for something that they don't even believe they need not many people here in serbia actually want to be a part of the e.u. but they do feel very strongly about general modish saying that he's a national hero and that what is being done to him is appalling we also have also heard some information from my colleagues here in serbia that the media has been somewhat tightly controlled by the government and not every information every every bit of information about melodic and his ongoing uphill process is being released to the public but there are myriads of journalists here dozens from all over the world international editions there. we've been keeping watch outside this

courthouse ever since march was arrested last week so hopefully there will be a lot of information available to all of those following this story here in serbia there have been some concerns that information may be limited for them. ok but our correspondents covering this hour of reporting thank you. coming up in the program how the fear of terror attacks is keeping americans in check. it makes people malleable it makes them obedient of course wiretaps and no terror text us government surveillance to keep everyone alert some only third here. in a few minutes. with the motto of protect and serve rings hollow for some of america's boys and blue a group of activists in washington were manhandled on the rest of this weekend for dancing jefferson memorial forty percent of them caucus was among them he was

wrestled to the ground and choked down an officer caught on camera and this is account of what happens. and you can see from the video footage that what we were doing was entirely peaceful we were expressing ourselves through dance the police force in america does not exist for public safety it does not exist provide for the needs of the people it does not exist to solve crimes or hunt down criminals it exists to generate revenue for the government and control the population and what we did in our demonstration was the true brutal nature of the police force and the kind of people who kind of dogs the mentality of those that make up that police force the people who think it is ok to have body slam somebody and show somebody because they're doing something that you don't like and their excuse yesterday was that while we were doing was causing a disturbance at the memorial and essentially made it impossible for other people to enjoy the memorial and if you compare that to the disturbance caused by their arrest which led to them shutting down the moral of the south down for about thirty

minutes they were clearly the greater disturbance we had a quarter there from a local of my n.b.c. affiliate we got a kick out of the memorial these guys were there they were filming the interview before the event they got it all on camera they had their camera men in there recording this thing and the cops keep them out. from the excessive use of force by police so that every coach was struck sins of the patriot act then. since the nine eleven president obama has agreed to extend more. powers and there's no reports you mongers will soon be able to text that's written to people cell phones. the country that created i phones. has more than three hundred million wireless users and in the name of national security the u.s. government will soon have a direct link to each and every handheld device it's like a police officer it's there for good reason but we hope that we never have to hold

for gathered at the scene of the september eleventh terrorist attacks federal in new york city officials join the c.e.o.'s of the four largest wireless carriers to announce the nation's new tech tools and alert system enabling the president and government agencies to blast every american with text messages warning of terror threats weather disasters and kidnappings the cell phone alert system will launch in new york city and washington d.c. by the end of this year expanding nationwide there after wireless users may have the option of not receiving certain alerts but americans will not be able to opt out of messages sent by the u.s. president opponents say politicians are promoting more fear while providing little protection now we have a system of mandatory and inescapable alerts through every cell phone in the land

in the event that the government decides that something is happening that we want to know about now just as the introduction of the patriot act came right after nine eleven so this new kind of technological invasion comes to us without any public discussion right after the assassination of osama bin laden and why you professor and author mark crispin miller says americans are living in an age of creeping authoritarianism and scare tactics the use of fear for any kind of government that created more control over people's lives and thoughts is that it makes people malleable it makes them obedient i mean you go to any airport today. you can see this in action people are weakly taking off their shoes and moving to getting groped under the auspices of airport safety babies senior citizens and everyone in between must now endure pat downs or pass through body scanners before

boarding in the case of muslim americans that may not be enough six days following the killing of osama bin ladin forty moms on two separate u.s. flights were illegally kicked off planes for looking suspicious and you have a few hate mongers who who can can can and you know you've obeyed motions you know that's what people do they play on people's emotions to play on people's ignorance about islam and muslims you see and also this war is creating a climate of fear you see if you see something suspicious in the parking lot or in the store say something immediately in december the department of homeland security began encouraging americans to report suspicious activity to the country's largest food retailer wal-mart partnership with washington has been accused of perpetrating a climate of panic and subsequent need for more surveillance you need to create an enemy for people to rally behind analysts wars and the fact that we're spending over fifty percent of our taxes on war and our national defense when there's really

no threat directly to this country and they need to keep this spending following the assassination of enemy number one and american lawmaker called for an increase in rail safety funding and the creation of a no ride list as u.s. officials warn of more terror threats following the law to death many americans remain concerned others are left wondering about the dangers of forsaking too much liberty for security were you know r.t. new york. a few minutes why digging deep for cheap energy and still me anything up in smoke this high hopes she'll get us it's green that clean tensions in question over of course. the race to run the international monetary fund is not so much about who rest or where the candidate comes from europe tradition decides who gets the post in here is already pushing its preferred choice making it harder for others to get

a look in the four leading emerging economies it's time someone else got to get really good reports on how the brics countries of brazil russia india china and south africa won't take no for an answer. it's a change they don't believe in with the former i.m.f. director dominic store scan out of the financial picture there in addition is looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact that there has been a longstanding view between the united states and europe the u.s. will have the world bank and europe has the fun i'm sure the europeans would convince all leading thinkers on the matter that at this juncture you still need someone familiar with the problems of the euro the euro is the french finance minister christine legarde and while europeans hail her as one of the strongest

economists in the eurozone some remain skeptical about her progress and christine legarde complex and. more of the same as long as they can sustain it's not obvious you know. maybe a. default. perhaps even leaving europe so they may not be able to meet. the train is for them to continue to try places debt is one of the heights in portugal are too far ahead and seek to find themselves in a very similar situation. person asking was to be given the help and what happened to promises of friendship basis some at first seem to have short memories i think if christine does get the job i think it would be a betrayal of the i.m.f. . if you remember dominic strauss only

a few months ago had said that there should be a change in the global order specially since india and china over the last three or four years have been the world's largest economies and it's india and china that have. really the world out of the economic slump that it has been in the last few years is one of the world's most powerful organisations the international monetary fund has the power not only to receive countries but to plunge them into despair take russia for example some say they're going to play the crucial role in bringing about the default of one thousand nine hundred ninety eight which left thousands of people penniless and desperate i remember when the soviet union broke up and and the rest of the g seven prescribed economic advice to the new russia and it was completely disastrous this leaves leashing of the russian economy at the time completely destroyed russia in several ways and i think that's what the i.m.f. has done several other economies are bailing out greece and as you know bailout for

portugal italy and spain are also on the cards sex scandals broken pledges deeply in debt as you are attempts to untangle itself from its fiscal chaos it seems clear that a new approach is vital to stay afloat but the international monetary fund seems to focus more on keeping rising economies out of the picture than on solving the many problems it now faces it involves call r.t. . just over an hour's time marty hears from one non european he was going to support for the i.m.f. popped up ahead of cuz it stands a national bank says it's about time europe's not really and it is some of what he has to say. the developed countries and the european countries that would like to maintain the status quo which is not necessarily fair and i think the changes in name of for already started probably do not go far enough

through developing countries that are going through our serve themselves and trying to change this and for your system maybe it was free and making fifty thousand one hundred sixty s. but different for here anymore. as fuel prices rise to painful levels for most consumers i think access to cheap gas has become very tempting for world leaders america's into tap its own reserves of shale gas is now eyeing up poland's massive stocks as well that could be a boost for europe's energy self-sufficiency there is a big price to pay after the trip reports. it's cheap it's readily available and it's made in the united states washington has hailed shale gas as the next best thing and energy development over the past five years the u.s. has invested billions of dollars into the phils bringing cheap energy to consumers chilled posits like deep underground and unlike natural gas shale is widely

available in the u.s. which means the country doesn't have to depend on overseas import for the shale revolution stemmed from high gas prices the main question right now is how will the shale gas industry survive now the gas prices are one hundred two hundred fifty dollars a barrel which is four times less than they were five years ago when shell development began for. another potential class of shale of course is stopping countries dependent on russia which supplies most of europe with natural gas rights now it's more holds then facts and we have really to think realistically about this source of energy we don't want to think of it terms of cause in russia like america had thought some are already suggesting that if shale deposits are bound to europe russia will lose the bad if it of selling resources to other

countries but the inhabitants of gus braun tower don't seem to be losing any sleep over the likelihood of these new records prospects and of countries like france have already put in place a ban on shale gas extraction on their territories. we are working the situation and we think that locally to very viable but it will remain a local gas supply it's impossible to extra gas at a loss for long and if you look at the shale gas suppliers right now you'll see that most of them are losing money. chil gas may be easily available but its development does not come cheap but when you order to get shale gas you must rule horizontally incessantly and that means the profit margin of the process gets lost very fast. and it's environmentally and human friendly status is also in question with the chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special

chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret put dark water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water some shale gas development pose a serious threat to the environment and health. chill gas may be fast on its way to becoming a total game changer on the u.s. energy market but like any simming miracle cure shale gas may prove yet and not a false and dangerous economy if you look at each of our chief most scale. that we've got some other international news at this hour security forces in yemen have opened fire on protesters in the southern city killing at least twenty people scores of others were taken to hospital drugs shot wounds and injuries caused by tear gas police try to storm a central square where antigovernment demonstrations have been taking place for days the country's rights by protests for months presence.

two suicide bombers have attacked and it in the face of that afghan city where at. least two people have died that's how many injured witnesses were. across the city and it follows a bungled nato strike in afghanistan which killed fourteen people including twelve children. syria is reportedly planning to cooperate with the un over its controversial nuclear program according to its documents but last three years syria has rejected talks of the international atomic energy agency country is suspected of second building a reactor that could be used to make nuclear weapons. dr we have more background and analysis on the part of its inside iraq ultimate dot com here's what's on the line right now and reports from inside damascus to assess what we underestimate the genuine people's call for a change toward

a criminal gangs question out of screen. also at our to dot com check out the check out first of all in america draw all the troops to send a summer of theater across moscow on the venerable to the temple of god to us on our website. over to you the account for the business. and all that's right time for your business update times russia is going to lifting its grain export ban as drought and flooding threaten crops from europe to the u.s. and goldman says the country has not grain storage with exports to start from the first of july around wasn't closed last song off to the worst drought in

a century slashed the harvest in russia which was once the second largest which exporter in the world and this has a resumption of exports curtailed drive down global weak points has which have jumped almost eight percent in the past year. russia's central bank has held off raising interest rates despite concerns about hindsight prices in russia are rising at twice the european average which has to rate increases this year and economies such as there are signs price pressure is easing although inflation raves a major concern. russian economy is still suffering from the lack of saves we know that there is a reserve fund will discuss these savings but russian population doesn't feel safe in march so louis inflation pressure in the facial grades will be very much looking to just do it russian house will want to see more and also you know in the long term plans because the plan to send that inflation is extremely bad for investments

it's very hard to plan again this week keys for the next ten years if you are not quite sure that the inflation rate will stay the level but take the seven the six the son and inflation is forty two around the rate of eight to ten percent so this is result in their pile certainty for the companies and their heart and certainly for the russian household which will plan their spending so as a result i think inflation screws that prior. to spawn just going performance last week russian equity isn't a broadly dominant trends stock exchange is a phrase that first quarter gains and a now hovering at december levels. after a healthy correction russian equity is gather momentum. what we've seen certainly with the noise six is that in recent in recent months has moved up from the level of five hundred although up to two thousand and then you start to come back off in the last two months or so down to run about fifteen sixteen hundred and a move down has been increased economic concerns with what's going on in europe

with what's going on in the middle east and on the back of potentially a general economic slowdown but what we're seeing is renewed interest in russian stocks so all the money has come out i do think that money could come back into the russian market in the next few days in the in the coming weeks as well. let's take a look at the markets now oil price is slightly lower on monday with the unrest in the middle east and africa still remaining a major concern. in stable with just under one hundred dollars a barrel and. one hundred fifteen dollars. profit sentiment from a mixed in asia japanese shares ended lower in sluggish trading in these concerns over here and before a string of key japanese and she has been on the data banks saying why on monday held by banking shares which rose as short term rates in china well suggesting an easing of the critic. and european stocks opened not just slightly high on monday

the city is closed for a public holiday while the german dax is up zero point four percent how are the shares of you one off around two percent off from media reports that the german government will close all of its nuclear plans by twenty twenty two. and here in moscow stocks are higher both just marching traders up which is ahead of the release of important figures to later this week for example domestic industrial output figures tuesday and the thing was dropped support on friday investor sentiment has also been dampened by the lack of news from the u.k. and u.s. where the markets are closed for a public holiday. that's. have a look at some of the individual sure moves on the mice expecting stocks under pressure with three to beat down almost point four percent this hour meanwhile gasper shares are up point eight percent to news its close to finalizing a takeover of better was my plan all three to trans guys. finally russia's resist

force pushing the brakes on its long term float because a weak demand emerge out of a had plans to release torrent as such of its stock to raise up to one billion dollars i russian companies have withdrawn london i view as this year including phone retailer and russian helicopters. newsome has suspended production at this only plant and russia due to a lack of contacts global components flying trade was destructors off of the company's main japanese plant was hit i think earthquake hot weather mean some hopes production russia will get back to normal very soon let's say next monday. ok that's fine in news online any time for you at r.t. dot com slash business now update you again here in just under an hour's time.

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