to the ousted leader three gadhafi loyalists have been killed and one rebel fighter reported dead with injuries on both sides. himself earlier released an audiotape claiming he hasn't fled syria will never flee his homeland despite reports his supporters across the border into neighboring new jersey the country's capital tripoli fell to rebels last bugs but the still little sign of life improving as that is rare for national reports celebration from those happy to see the old regime go has been replaced now by fear in the streets again. a city celebrates for more than ten days the even capital has been rejoining in the dictator's fault. only. he wanted to bring his orchard here in the central square for the second anniversary to report our flag instead we were so happy without him . it seems in the last two weeks rebel fighters have fired power plants in the air

there were shot during this old country fairly early albums. reveal pheno very very well with. this. piece victor thought. he told old to be war love me all the people long we know you will see him he was rather pleased i was and we don't really get that big and we're done all right when they are care but away from jubilant crowds we meet those who are not so pleased i thought a man lives in chief police 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 ceased when i had no 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 let our children sign when it's done we are

afraid we always wait for something bad when gadhafi was here at least we didn't have to sleep awake what we do know. of the man says he also want to change and a 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 lie to yourself 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 rise in stink of garbage and decomposing bodies armed 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 the

national transitional council libya's new authority claimed it was moving here from benghazi two 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 south and treading a fine line between freedom and anik a. rich notion of. tripoli libya. and ahead few repeat scenario of libya must not unfold in syria moscow refuses to take sides over damascus peace through bloodshed isn't is calling on both the rebels and the regime . to die. also gyptian gathered in tahrir square again this time demanding faster democratic forms and a handover of power from the military to civilian. 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. this part of north london is in mourning today as the funeral of mark duggan takes place you will remember. this area who was allegedly shot recently by police marksmen at the beginning of august that sparked riots which starts in the wood green tottenham area spread to other parts of london 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 around about a thousand people far too many to fit inside the small church and interestingly the police presence here today is incredibly. see any there are hardly any police here that all dressed in their normal uniforms. no aggressive policing whatsoever and this is a 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 people are still asking what actually happened there is quite a tense atmosphere here people are worried about the effect of the police on that community that will take it any 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 but the funeral taking place it's a very fair it's a very respectful affair and that's how the community here 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 those are questions which so far have no answers. it was an event that stunned the world and even a decade on still leaves few people moved the repercussions of nine eleven is still being felt today in the form of the war on terror and yet there's other reports for

us for the majority of the people who felt the full force of the world in the aftermath of the attacks. just another day. helmand in southern afghanistan is the province that was borne the brunt of the fighting between the taliban and coalition forces. 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 with us here. never heard of. and can us know where it is we don't know if that's because because we're former we never heard about the need for the world more talking. to young men and clearly never heard of nine eleven. but maybe the elders of the local sure would have more to say you know you see. this thing i just don't see the smoke from the buildings and

that's a that's when you think you can see it when you guys show this picture. so i think that was a call what if i just got here i would been surprised but having been here now for six months this is pretty much the stone ages where we are what to do about the reactions. of the older guy who said it was kabul was never going to kabul you just shows you how isolated there are even in their own country to model what i want to . do you know you don't think you know you're going to america afghanistan come to this point and to get the airplane from here to attack in the united states you know how much. thought 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 minder so this is what this action flick and this article where you form occurring right. to the back. and saying we're going to help you to destroy one building and they destroy us how many

funding and this is going to help you where is the head. down with this is going to give it to our kids. an end to the fighting and they do it to their own kids in a paper that i don't and. i do sympathize or understand what some are saying is even just from the weather we've had recently people losing their homes and nobody to help them so you know when you when you can feed yourself the early hours yourself are you to care about somebody six thousand miles away. so i can understand how this is. never thought to look at source questions of. anybody here that's why we're here amazingly in a country where for ten years all 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 so were the afghan police and even some of the translators working with the u.s. military if you go this far you know. this is all . 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 and 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 from afghanistan for no. it is the u.s. proposed withdraw its troops from afghanistan some are already counting the cash will be saved but we saw the state of the military disapprove being one of the last stable employers it may be more beneficial to keep those troops where they are we've got more on that particular discussion coming up. next though russia will send a fact finding mission to syria to get firsthand information about the situation there the decision was announced by the country's presidential envoy to africa for his meeting with the relation of syrian opposition leaders here in moscow earlier they blame president bashar al assad for the political deadlock in syria right now

so he is making the same fatal mistake says libya is a battle of the colonel gadhafi moscow a. it's the level best to avert a syrian scenario in libya telling both sides of the conflict it is time to move on now from the battlefield to the negotiating table president medvedev made that position very clear. so we can probably 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 and the antigovernment 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. we'd like to hear more of president that interview in full it's on our website r.t. dot com we also got your opinion about the events in syria there and the timeline of the uprising as well. thousands of gang gathered in cairo's tahrir square this time they're urging their interim illiterate rule is to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete timeline for a handover to civilian rule but also demanding an end to military trials for civilians the so-called million man protests is likely to become one of the largest demonstrations since the february uprising another part of the capital time testers of torn down parts of the security wall outside the israeli embassy and egyptian t.v. is reporting part of the interior ministry building has been set on fire one of the organizers of today's demonstration dr shah the early heart says the problem is that very little change thanks mubarak was ousted. we think that now we are

living they are very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime . not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with demonstrations and with the strikes of the people and the way also that the security forces there with the spectators of a football match two days ago which also have fueled a lot of rage in the three shows that the security is also treating us in the same manner as they did before before the revolution so there hasn't been any real change. the world's ice hockey community remains are mourning with the loss of almost the entire lokomotiv team after their plane crashed on wednesday forty three people died when the yak forty two crashed on takeoff near the russian city of jaroslav people also gathered in prague to remember three czech nationals who were among the many top players killed hundreds of delaying flowers and chanting the

names of the former world champions in their memory candles were also lifted the brought his love the stadium to remember the one slovakian player died because of this the back in national team they used to train look at what it was arrived here in russia to pay tribute not only to the players also for those who work. only six months ago were used to fly with almost all of them and two months ago we attended a formal ceremony where that scene was awarded the bronze medal we talked to each other and everyone was preparing for the upcoming season they had serious goals in sight they wanted to win bigger and cup and now we see how these hopes were dashed in a matter of minutes. the start of the team for it in years were close friends and had been since i got acquainted with them when i first came to your of the crashes struck me very hard it's a serious tragedy for me personally when. president barack obama has presented his much anticipated jobs act to congress the ambitious program aims to reverse the

country's troubling unemployment statistics it also calls for almost half a trillion dollars in funding and it came with a blunt warning to to republicans to stop the political circus and pass the measures to robert nigh mini's policy director of the just foreign policy think tank you told me he believes the cuts must come from the most bloated sectors first . president obama's promise that as proposed is jobs back it's the question that you are asking now is what he can get through congress and the argument will be may that hundreds of billion dollars that we can afford this would increase the nation's debt if you move two hundred billion dollars from the military budget to the domestic budget by withdrawing all u.s. troops in your iraq you would save more than four thousand jobs in u.s. military spending creates jobs compared to nothing it's the least efficient means compared to other government spending including tax cuts in the context that

we're in now in the united states is that there is a change in your window to or create for reducing u.s. government step that's what the budget control act of the super committee is all about one point two trillion dollars in reduced u.s. government debt over ten years just off to one sixty the morning here in moscow now it's the weekend early sunday morning here so next i must go out to expose the nicest groups in moscow for a bit of a gentle stroll where the usual moscow indian summer of september provides a great time to visit not today but usually modern andras coming up next.

montero. historic. friendly. dynamic. to friends but. my co. hello welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital by foot one of the neighborhoods can you take

a stroll around but can you walk when the weather was bad and what. nations can you really sit outside the busy city center and we start up here just south of the kremlin and the area called. the streets of most stores you'll see in whatever direction you hit the city will always a few something exciting varied and different take a map one of the streets in the city song boulevards lanes and pathways. the neighborhood of some us for next year is one of the capital's gems translated to english as the land beyond the moscow river it's located in the southern part of the city center situated on a bell shaped. kustra violent response from the embankment opposite the kremlin so the sounds of the garden ring road. feels different from the rest of town settlements in the area back to at least the thirteenth century in the nineteenth century merchants built mansions he was supporting neighborhood artists and autisms eventually one of the country's main seems to trickle down to reopen here in one

thousand fancies. towards the kremlin the bookmaker now hey you cross the office footbridge and we miss it's a miss potluck play country's. official names of the breach couples write their names on looks is a celebration of their love and commitment to each other. acoustic zimmerman took place to walk around by the sounds of the student fountains. but other places of popular culture spots you can also go a long. way from here. but it's along a nice way there's lots of trees sometimes they make nice exhibitions there. from different parts it's very good because the streets are very wide. on the big

streets you have on the ground tunnel so you don't have to wait so you walk around here as much as these. places lanes or some sadistic to. be in such a big cities people will brett. like this there will be music for example. it's positive all off course moving to the picturesque country last bridge now under state stereo tracks in lots of tourists day and night display stream bridge was built at the end of two thousand and four a glorious landmark that provides the best shots of the city in. areas of the city i think this bridge that connects. the island. is in my opinion one of the most thousands of pedestrians take this route every day amazing views. crossing from the old to the new many tourists actually get it the wrong way around

the red brick form a chocolate factory which you see here at the end up in my seat century. to go across the stage you can see the opposite in the thirty first of december nine hundred ninety nine. as an exact copy it replaced the cathedral that was destroyed by the soviets in the ninety's. the famous film a confession respect has been completely renovated and is now a major cultural area from the shops galleries nightclubs and restaurants bars straka for example is an ideal place to relax and put your feet up after a long walk to the center of moscow. next stop and that's ventured to the north of the city distillation the russian academy of sciences botanical gardens. adjoining the old russian exhibition center all that it's there as it's also known the three hundred sixty six the pond was founded in the in one thousand nine hundred five. the complex code is almost four

square kilometers for a few hours to walk around. the world war two an enormous collection of plants and seeds from all across the soviet union and further afield. it's always cold in here and. all the time the best conditions the response from the tropics are no green host you can see a real bulb of trees. and. is popular with people of all ages interested in not. place to take a stroll. to come here by public transport you need to head to the metro station the entrance of the park is just the opposite. the. education program here promotes nature and studies over five thousand species of

subtropical plugs. and once inside it's hard to believe that you close to the center of europe's biggest city. police historical center is surprisingly compact. the chance to see many of the most important and interesting. everything you hear from. the soviet buildings. the streets of the russian capital best meet this week's guest good friend turned. to me thanks to a man who's we have here this is jeff. to. tell me how he's been living here in. the year. at the great city it's really nice to walk in it's not at all what i expected but we're. you know some little thing. called.

what you think. of. times of the year but for the most part i've experienced weather like this where. it is called it's so funny outside and there are so many people walking out so i feel safe walking around i feel safe walking here and i have in other big cities that i've lived in or visited before which is a really naval beach or even just being with my dog saved it to me to navigate and get around. should mean white squares. i mean it's a great great care which is really beautiful and if you go sometime this restaurant is fabulous especially now they're able to get. their food really want.

to. keep walking around. in fact a lot of. people on. you know women are often around and are trying. to explore different parts of the city and you can actually connect the metro. when you. come back. so was the locations in the capital also popular you can reach. out to russia pretty meaning to the english is located in the dog ring road mccoskrie metrics on the central street. one of the main cultural connections with the area is the russian rise of. master and margarita. as well as various restaurants and

shops around the palms touch russian prudy has children's play area is home to very sculptures and is a wonderful place to cool cool you around. the situation you sourced from these series has hidden the neat there is big sound and shaded children's playground you surrounded by nice people and little kishen in the city center is just picked. at approximately one kilometer mohmed on all but is one of the oldest profession our streets in the russian capital. in the eighteenth century all parts. and to be regarded by the russian ability as the most prestigious living area in the city on a typical day you see thousands of russians and foreigners walking here passing by artists souvenir shops and restaurants. finally why not take a walking tour of the city center there are numerous companies that will take you through the main sites of the capital some tools from by story and so students are

even free of charge. past the major sites such as red square or the kremlin two companies offer guides in several languages. and whether it's a private or group who you want taking a tour on foot in she'll miss most of the city's traffic. moving through our final location and we've arrived at the cosco royal park and the state covers an area of more than three hundred hexis includes several parks and impressive system of ponds channels and a collection of small and large buildings and buried architectural styles. more than twenty unique architectural and cultural moments have been well preserved here to this day every year the park in a state where around three hundred thousand people leaders come and tourists to witness the cultural sites an architecture well others just enjoy allegedly stroh's

a parks. just over here was built in the made a few centuries for the first great summer country estates to be built for russian military today while the palace is now a museum and a concert hall and the outdoor spaces a popular recreation spot for muscovites and businesses and whether you want to stroll through a green outdoor space or revel in the delights of a modern day metropolis don't forget comfy shoes a map some black water and road safety. then you are ready to relax into the cool september sun will slow the burning of calories in peaceful surroundings. absolutely spectacular well unfortunately that's all the time we have on this week's program about walking through the russian capital i'll see you again at the same time next week for more shenanigans around the russian capital until then for me and the rest of the team i'll buy it out.

great. comes to. your. soldiers but the. moscow. culture is the same us you are going to go back to the rodgers and the model years of the taliban bad guys in nine eleven to what has been accomplished what has been lost as america's so-called war on terror made the us in the world a safer place and one. hello

this is our team moscow our top stories at one thirty am moscow time as libyan rebels start storming some of the last program duffey strongholds on the side to replace celebration among some for me because of the fears about to keep growing as the new regime places feel. a desperate schlub u.k.'s national riots is a funeral procession to tell people questioning whether he was a victim of police brutality. mostly on taking sides and syria saying will be no peace from bloodshed and calls on both the rebels and the right to lay down to the . my colleague of olive is here in thirty minutes with a full news bulletin for you next between now and then peter lavelle these guests in our cross talk debate show discuss what impact the nine eleven attacks out on world politics.