forces prepared to storm to the remaining strongholds held by progress duffey forces loyalists holed up in the towns of certain bani walid have been given until saturday now to surrender however they vowed to resist despite the deadline colonel gadhafi himself earlier released an audiotape claiming he hasn't fled and he'll never flee his homeland despite reports the supporters of crossed the border into neighboring new jersey the country's capital tripoli fell to rebels last month but there's no sign of life improving version as it is rare for national reports next there's just as much fear on the streets as there is joy a victory. a city celebrates for more than ten days believe in capital has been rejoining in the dictator's fault. only he wanted to bring his orchard here to central square for the second anniversary we put our flag instead we were so happy without him. it seems in the

last two weeks rebel fighters have happened it's unclear they were shot during this whole country three earlier in august. already be a fino very very well with. this group gaddafi. duffy's toward. he told told there be war love me all the people long we know you will see your loved him he was right up with them is that we don't really get down to them we don't know right where they are care but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased a man lives in tripoli's district historically pro khadafi when the rebels arrived his sister was badly injured she's still in hospital in tunisia other one doesn't want to show his face on camera and in ceased when i hadn't location for the interview he says revolution has brought much fear in its wake. there is no peace

there is no safety in the city we don't want our children and when it's done we are afraid and we always wait for something bad only that it was here at least we didn't have to sleep a wink we do know. up the ramadan says he also wanted change and the brighter future for his country but not base way. people are dying on both sides of the cities destroyed and no one cares do they seriously think that they changed it for the better don't want you so just look around is that what you wanted and what is around is a scene of widespread destruction and social chaos the badly damaged buildings matched by the rising stink of garbage and decomposing bodies youngsters roam the streets barely old enough to understand that what they carry are weapons not toys many shops schools and hospitals are closed while the cities symmetries are growing

bigger and bigger. shortly after tripoli fell into rebel hands in national transitional council libya's new authority claimed it was moving here from benghazi it weeks have passed and there is still no sign of its presence on the ground or of order being restored the city is functioning by itself and treading a fine line between freedom and anik a. rich national. tripoli libya. soon to come on the program tonight a repeat of libya. syria moscow refuses to take sides over damascus saying peace through bloodshed is in the army and is calling on both the rebels of the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue more of that folding and developing story ahead . of the world via security green with the loss of locomotive team with many international stars after it was all one. plane crash in the russian city of p.r.c.

love it this week. and president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern warnings there's no time left for political bickering don't live comment on but coming up a few two. funerals been held in london for the man whose death triggered a wave of violent riots across the u.k. father of four mark duggan was shot dead during a police operation back in august. reports. is in mourning today. takes place you will remember. this area who was allegedly shot by police marksmen at the beginning of the. riots which. in the. area spread. and then eventually to the rest of the country leading to a large amount of civil unrest which the government and police are still reeling from the funerals being attended by round about a thousand people too many to fit inside the small church and interestingly the

police presence here today is incredibly. there are hardly any police here that all dressed in their normal uniforms. no aggressive policing whatsoever. community that has a deep mistrust of police which has any been intensified by the shooting of mark duggan there is an inquiry underway into what happened to cause his death but there have been no results so far and the funeral is an important turning point people are still asking what actually happened people in this community also asking where is the mini cab driver who was supposed to have been driving at mr duggan at the time when he was shot he hasn't appeared in the public eye people here are not sure whether he's being questioned by police there is quite a tense atmosphere here people are worried about the effect of the police on that community that. welcoming to the media we were given a little bit of a hard time when we went to the estates where mr duncan and his family lived.

very very respectful of how the community hey want to keep it but they still have questions that need answering about what happened to mr duncan why was he shot by police marksman what were the events that led up to his death and there is a question which they have no answers. it was the world and even a. few people. the repercussions of nine eleven are still being felt today in the form of the now maligned war on terror and yet it seems for the majority of people who bore the brunt of the world's fury in the aftermath of the attacks nine eleven is just another day adam place reports from afghanistan. helmand in southern afghanistan is the province that is borne the brunt of the fighting between the taliban and coalition forces. what would afghans in this war torn province think about nine eleven and its consequences. while on patrol with

the marines i get a first opportunity to ask a couple of young afghan men what they know about nine eleven but those who are. here. can you show them a few more and can us the do they know where it is we don't know if that's because because we are former we never heard about the need for the world. cup with. the two young men and clearly never heard of nine eleven. but maybe the elders of the local sure would have more to say. no you see you. just can see the smoke from the buildings and that's a that's only thing i can say when you guys show this picture as saying it so i think that was a call but if i just got here i would be surprised but having been here now for six months this is pretty much the stone ages where we are and what to do about their reactions. so the guy who said it was kabul was never going to kabul and he just

shows you how isolated they are even in their own country. understand. that you know you don't think you know you're going to america afghanistan come to this point and get the airplane from here to attack in the united states you know how much. it was nice to go from iraq to then here is a lot easier to understand you know why you're here and you see at that picture it was good picture mine yourself because. you see afghans looking at it in this article wearing the uniform occurring right. to the back. and saying we're going to help you decide one funding and they just asked how many funding and this is going to help you where is the head. down with the missing to give it to our kids. fighting and they do it for their own kids in a paper that i don't indeed and. i do sympathize you understand what some are saying it's even just from the weather we've had recently people losing their homes and nobody to help them so you know when you have when you can feed yourself

there's birdhouse yourself are you to care about somebody you know six thousand miles away. so i can understand that this is what i thought you thought i never thought to ask those questions of anybody here that's why we're here amazingly in a country where for ten years a war has been fought with nine eleven as its root cause and justification it turns out not only were the villages oblivious to nine eleven but still with the afghan police and even some of the translators working with the u.s. military you don't know that it's not easy to know i know i've never seen. it before. a survey taken in twenty ten by the international council on security and development found that ninety two percent of afghan men in helmand and other afghan provinces had no idea what nine eleven was with american troops that start with during this year it seems likely that they will leave afghanistan without the vast majority of afghans ever having really understood why they came in the first place adam plots from afghanistan. how to sort of the afghan people it seems have no idea

why the u.s. invaded their home country americans themselves don't understand the point of the war that's the view of peter hart from the national media watch group fair based in new york. well i think the united states has made substantial efforts to. sort of conventional propaganda in afghanistan to explain the u.s. occupation and the war there it's not working out he says not reaching a lot of people and i think you know we're we're less worried here about what the taliban propaganda can do this way or that way then with what the u.s. media establishment can do they have a difficult time convincing americans that the war makes sense at this point it makes perf. it's perfectly logical that afghans have no idea why american troops are there so i think if anything we share this kind of befuddlement the war must continue and must go on. we have a media system in this country that i think echoes and amplifies state power

instead of questioning it and if we had i think serious reporting from afghanistan that talked to afghans people might feel some sympathy toward them and wonder what exactly the point of the war it is right now. the world's ice hockey community remains in mourning with the loss of almost the entire lokomotiv team after their plane crashed here in russia on wednesday forty three people died when the ak forty two crashed on takeoff near the city. people also gathered in prague to remember three czech nationals who are among the many top players killed hundreds have been laying flowers and chanting the names of the former world champions in their memory candles have also been lit at bratislava hocking stadium to remember the ones who are back in play and died the two country's national coaches have also spoken about the tragedy. for years. i worked in your islam i had the best time of my career that this past spring the absolute with all those people by the

same plane that it is a huge shock if your team and all super city toggled was a great influence and a great hockey player he was a legend of slow mike ice hockey sometime in february or may next year i would still trying to convince him to return back to the national team because it's hard even to talk about we've lost players in their prime but with the hard core of the national team i knew them very well even though they were playing abroad still they were always trying to get better they can't believe i just want to be part of a system they wanted to know the details of their positions and how to best score because huge interest in what they did i really enjoyed working with them. and with burns to ninety percent of his body the only surviving lokomotiv player on the plane alexander got leave off remained conscious after the crash and insisted on seeing his relatives now tonight the player still in intensive care is condition still critical but there's also another player who didn't get on that plane after being told to stay behind by the coach that day on our web site r.t.

dot com you can read all about the full story of maxime is there to get it. but it is very terrifying for me the hockey team is like a family i lost him over fifty people people i was close to this. such a long time as well and in the belarusian capital minsk where the locomotive team was heading on the fateful flight a special commemoration ceremonies been held two thousands of fans packed into the stadium to remember those who perished in wednesday's disaster. and we look into the preliminary results from the flight recorders of the tragic flight which suggests the engines were intact at the time of the catastrophe these c.c.t.v. pictures here capture the moment a huge ball of smoke rises into the air as the plane burst into flames there is more of that again online tonight at r.t. dot com. president barack obama is presented as much anticipated

jobs act to congress the ambitious program aims to reverse the country's struggling unemployment statistics it also calls for almost half a trillion dollars in funding and came with a blunt warning to republicans to stop the political circus and pass the measures for more of what that will mean then for america's embattled unemployed let's talk to larry burns he's director comes with this father of fares mr burns thanks for being on the program going to big part of the president's plan seems to be tax breaks for businesses that start talking about that first of all should we but of course think about one through taking into account that so many people are unemployed therefore spending less money very little money and in many cases what incentives to companies have to expand the role of these tax breaks going to achieve. well they're meant to be an inducement they're meant to be encourage meant . to take the rebates and the money but otherwise we're squirreled

away in bank accounts and put that money to work now the only problem is that this was tried before the tax abatement program. took place. a number of months ago and it really didn't work but as a large number of jobs were not created in fact in the recent quarter almost no jobs jobs were created so the administration is. trying all of its techniques to see to it that it could generate cash flow and monetary activity but everything could ministration tries doesn't work and the republicans certainly are not encouraged to be of any help to the democratic administration because they would like to see president obama. on his face because this would lessen the likelihood that. the president

would win reelection in the next presidential race so this is a very very tricky situation larry what do you make of his monologue as a kind of all or nothing man i was needed in the in the way that he presented his plan i mean considering the hostility between the republicans in congress and the president that really a smart thing to do. well. it's a very tricky strategy the republicans are following that is they. the president may be successful in pinning on them the label of caring more for their short term personal political goals than for the good of the nation and. now about the hasn't happened yet obama hasn't been successful in the looting. his present situation where he's

a grossly unpopular president his unpopularity crease and all the times now much of this is not fair and clearly the republicans are trying to take are acting in the very opportunistic fashion trying to take advantage of obama's fly. but we don't know how the situation is going to turn out. right now the polls indicate that president obama is a very unpopular president is unpopularity is increasing. the other big question mark carol course looking at these plans to build a big part of the job crisis in the us is the flight of the manufacturing industry to greener pastures abroad thinking china i mean the mighty seven can valleys offshore much of its production lately how does all this out how is it possible to set up twenty odd million jobs without a thriving industry is a chicken and egg situation. yes very much so. but i think that the

historians of this period will indicate that the real deal and as in terms of the u.s. job history was all bill clinton. because it was president clinton who advocated naafa which was tirelessly promoted by clinton. what he did really was to republican eyes the democratic party to take in many of the democratic virtues as seen by the u.s. business community. where normally the republican position but what we had was that. the street trade agreements which course of the united states millions of manufacturing jobs turned out to be not so much a win win situation but a win lose situation depending upon where you were in the job spectrum and american

industry which had certain protections certain guarantees and like medical payments and pension plans surely the worker in chad didn't have this kind of protection and naturally these jobs cost more than they would have the same job was bestowed upon in the country that didn't have the modern. incentives that are to be found in the united states this cost millions of jobs and so what turned out to be wise to most of the a win win situation turned out to be a win lose situation with the corporations being the main winners larry some interest and the workers the losers some interesting points you've all of ace good to have you on the program i five out of times and i have a thank you spent on out saying larry pattis director of the kind of stuff i'm starting to. thanks for joining us there from washington d.c.

but. russia will send a fact finding mission to syria to get firsthand information on the situation there the city was announced by the country's presidential envoy to africa following his meeting with a delegation of syrian opposition leaders here in moscow now they blame president bashar al assad for the political deadlock and syria right now saying he's making the same fatal mistakes as libya's embattled leader colonel gadhafi moscow of a promise to do its very best to avert a libyan scenario in syria telling both sides of the conflict that it's time to move from the battlefield now to the negotiating table president very have made this position very clear in his latest interview artie's paper all over sums up the main points of that interview. president medvedev has warned against viewing the situation in syria in terms of good and saying that careful consideration must be paid to certain elements within the syrian opposition before the international community. to dealing with them now president medvedev also called on both the

assad government and the opposition to bring about an end to violence in the country with. the resolutions we would approve to send a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides things aren't just black and white there and the anti-government protesters in syria are not followers of some refined european models of democracy some of them are to put it straight extremists and some might even be called terrorists the situation is not that simple and we have to take into account the balance of different forces and interests russia may support certain moves but only if they don't boil down to the one sided condemnation of the government and president assad we should send a strong message calling on all the conflicting parties to come to the negotiating table start talks and stop the bloodshed. well russia has opposed the sanctions that have been put in place on syria including the most recent ones imposing a boil embargo saying that more time. should be given to the assad government to

achieve the promises made to bring about change in the country. president medvedev mentioned that negotiation is important and rusher is playing its part as a mediator on friday representatives of the. the syrian opposition are in moscow for talks with top russian diplomats on monday representatives from the assad government will be here to talk to diplomats to try and bring an end to this situation in syria russia of course doesn't want to go see syria go down the same road as what happened in libya with the u.n. resolution that was imposed there being all abused as far as russia. with the international intervention going well beyond the parameters laid out in the mandate they want to see because the ation bring a peace if you syria. correspondent peter all of a for you coming up about twenty five minutes time just over five got a live friday evening sport from moscow with kate she's got news of russian exit at the u.s. open also russian triumph in the diamond league athletics a bit of

a mixed bag when more on that shortly let's catch up with latest business next though from moscow. hello and welcome to business here on arts in the wake of the plane crash presently to malaysia has called for widespread reform of the aviation sector although the cause of the disaster is not yet known the industry has recognised problems such as poor maintenance facilities and regulation well part of the overhaul is likely to include a radical reduction in the number of airlines. they raised one hundred lines in russia and out of these one hundred thirty town execute eighty five percent of transfers so brave ten is six required and i mean one hundred twenty feet even more so before this one hundred twenty eight both of you and then i mean even ten it's quite a lot so there should be

a probably five to seven lines in russia three or four really. competing movie. lines and. read you know maybe really relying on governments of board because regional transfers are not that profitable so this is this came to be true should more. of us take a look at the markets now we'll start with oil prices there are down as investors fear obama's proposed jobs act which is worth more than four hundred billion dollars there's just too little too late to jolt the trouble of the u.s. economy the w. eighty six dollars per barrel while the brunt blend is at one hundred twelve dollars per barrel. in the us markets are in the red financial stocks suffered the biggest drop and that was after the wall street journal reporter that bank of america is considering laying off forty thousand people. european stocks on the day deep in the red led by losses for carmaker portion that was following

a delay to its merger with volkswagen. the solved lost seven point seven percent its. oil went up twelve percent after the company said it discovered oil off the coast of french guy and. then here in moscow it was a similar picture following the negative sentiment in the european and american markets the arts yes and the why stocks and that the trading session over the half percent down let's take a look at some of the individual schramm was on the my six bank was lower after posting a one hundred fifty five percent increase in that profit for the first eight months of the year and that was on the russian accounting standard. non-performing loans decrease their level still double the market average and the bottom the triangle spot is stalled on stronger footing in price aleksandr companies got renaissance capital wraps up the week straight for us really interesting to characterize this week like the first half of the week was the building over liberated expectations

from the obama speech the last part of the week just the expectations were elevated and the market just realized this i actually think that the main event of the week was the three share statement that they were you know the reason rates for the considerable period of time because of the cool the korean economy enough to justify it for some period of stability and exactly this was the reason why you were started to panic hold the commodity of optimism from u.s. and european markets just evaporated it was all the businesses for now the headlines are next haven't.

like millions of americans i've lost thousands of dollars in retirement funds and i haven't had as bad as many it's not just about the them it's about me to. me man brad man ya got to shake. hands. and say that. santa. and jesus. not. needed.

but now. since this is my film i get the last word this financial crisis will not be turned off like a light switch. that. the term used to attack that became synonymous with pure evil. the sun slows slaughter of almost three thousand people all stunned the world. and it all seemed like a nightmare. ten years on. r.g.p. remembers the attacks and its aftermath. a look back at nine eleven.

hello my name is kevin are you watching r t international it's now eight thirty pm here in moscow these are all top stories the death which. national funeral procession is held people still questioning whether he was a victim of police brutality. keeping face palestinians running for state to the head of u.n. vote vowed to stay peaceful in spite of possible israeli attacks saying their recognition rests on their image. moscow's not taking sides of a serious saying will be no peace through bloodshed and calls on both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. egyptians gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilians the process is set to become the biggest since the uprising that toppled mubarak. and president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern.