eight thirty pm tuesday evening here in moscow thanks for joining us rob you're watching around the world this is top stories tonight italy's had its credit rating dropped by one notch by the standard and poor's agency which has also cast a negative outlook on growth and moves pushed up at least borrowing costs creating yet another headache for its european partners. with the palestinian bid for u.n. recognition just a couple of days away israel and its key partner the u.s. the king to show their opposition israeli military forces arriving in full to find their borders even both officials are calling for the palestinian to museum direct talks but also new york president obama seeks to boost libya's new leadership at

the general assembly but pointing out progress in the country the questions over whether nato is actions in libya complied with the u.n. resolution luke large. exactly eight thirty one pm. starts he talks to one of palestinian president mahmoud abbas is advisors who participated in drafting the u.n. paid he explains the sollie goals behind this symbolic move. but we have talked in a real soft a member of the palestinian legislative council now to thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. some israeli officials admit they are losing the battle at the united nations are you confident of a positive vote we're absolutely certain in the job there is something that's where the votes count in the security council of course you need just one of the five permanent members to say go which is precisely the united states and that would be

a veto that would stop the decision the security council is for like a normal member status in the general assembly is only symbolic what do you need it for. but there's a lot of symbols of this world that people buy for. respect to so many symbols the committee has many said believes that the human beings think are important or. minimize or to marginalize symbols of dignity freedom and independence but it's not all about symbols because when we become full members of all of these international organizations that gives us more clout in facing israel's attempt to deepen our occupation of those settlements give us more say in determining the kind of terms that are used in the if we and when we go back to negotiations i don't think i think we will have to go rigidly back to negotiations

do you plan to act around the veto of the u.s. in the u.n. security council the question of sequence we might go to the general assembly first and equip ourselves with whatever ammunition the generators have because there was a guy who keeps talking about door open when the rock i'm bound to became president of the united states there was high hopes that he would play a positive role in resolving the israeli palestinian conflict but now his opposition to the vote do you see this as a stab in the back. it's really objects around the various with it he meant it to be a stab in the back and he surrendered to mr netanyahu rules and he just thought because the united states it's as subservient to israel now it's because the united states government president when he faces such a huge domestic pressures and mystic problems and then comes close to

a reelection time. he has very small margin of maneuver on other issues such as the relationship with israel. so maybe if mr obama is reelected he might be more capable of they do pushing for the program he suggested two or three years ago at all settlements or to stop including these jerusalem so that it would allow a more reasonable climate put in a sions how you can say there's going to be finance for several months now the israeli army has been preparing for violence but there are those who are saying that it's almost as if it's creating a violence in a speculation for it. yes that i think that our hypothesis that if there is any violence it will be really created by this radius but we'll do our best not to respond. i mean look all the area around this. with the exception of libya

and the nato and all of that but syria egypt and tunisia you really have people who took as much violence as their governments were able to get to fight to use against them and the people are still run by or they succeeded in tunisia and egypt and i think it's done by alliance is not surrender and violence is not a passive point the passive reaction to all of the oppression for that matter one virus is people's determination to get what they want without violence the israelis say let's negotiate let's toss out all the outstanding issues and then no recognize a palestinian state you know somebody takes your house and. occupies all of it got says that the only thing i want is the garden and the basement but in the meanwhile i occupy all your home for two to do so. let's negotiate so you negotiate and none of the things you agree he ever

implements and that's what the israelis are doing we've been negotiating for twenty years after madrid for eighteen years after signing those two agreement which required the withdrawal from every inch of palestine with the exception of in jerusalem and settlements in three years which they didn't do so it is utterly ridiculous company to do what just how difficult would it be now to go back to peace negotiations you know it's not really a lot harder thought to morrow israel accepts the arab the last quarter that decision which was issued it must call for we approve of completely and totally which includes stopping of a settlement activities accept exiting from two for two more agreement will go your . today to negotiate on negotiations still necessary absolutely necessary but a goofy ations need always two very important international conditions one you

stick to the reference you don't keep changing the terms of the rules and do what you agree you implement if you don't follow these two rules you go shish ans are a few tight is useless what are the details of the new plan and how the two states co-exist i don't know the two least two states will definitely coexist in peace because the where there is a a foot in the withdrawal of the israelis from our state that we signed a peace agreement we will. definitely commit ourselves to all the steps of neighborliness security and peace we want to adopt a ration. we want to be a free and independent made good in peace and not an occupied oppressed. country that the occupier still considers our land to be disputed and not occupied but what if israelis as isn't as

a patriot don't withdraw from the disputed territories we will continue through all the number of pressure that we have to get them out and i think this will help us gain more ammunition peaceful a beautician nonviolent ammunition that would put pressure on the way with the future palestinian capital gains here in ramallah and other capital and we is jerusalem the deal is jerusalem is free ramallah is and the streets of temporary capital on the west bank and gaza are capable of functioning as a single state well they would be much more capable of doing so when this raid occupation and siege of gaza evidence and i think that's what the theory of rating the situation in gaza the israeli siege by land by sea by air and when that is over yes of course of the government because the. it would run people we have do you know ethnic differences. very very religious differences if we succeed on the

independence that we can use for access to the international criminal court. i mean if we become a even a one state member of the united nations we can be full member in the international criminal court international court of justice and in these organizations which are highly illegal you do not go and harass people by politics you have to have solid cases to go with i mean we if we become a member of the international criminal court and i hope we will that would be really our best defense against any further israeli crimes several people asked me like what it's like going into gaza and killing fourteen hundred people with phosphorus bombs and maple we will go to the international criminal court and it's israel that has to worry about using that kind of force against civilians. israel

continue to take our land and create settlements on the. international criminal court about the violations of the fourth in the conventions about not changing the most graphics of any have preoccupied state so it's israel problem not our problem they have to stop committing international crimes it all has reason to feel isolated almost cornered for various reasons is there a growing feeling of insecurity in the region. if i were in israel's shoes. i would say yes there is going to be a growing insecurity of they continue to follow that position i mean there's their policy is what isolated them and i want to remind you of the four risks that mr obama. told israelis about in his speech in washington one he said a growing at a stadium demography in palestine and israel growing numbers of palestinians and

quality ability of these presidents that has israel has to take into consideration to the arab spring and its way it's going to change the balance of power in the area three changing technology makes the claim for so-called secure borders totally ridiculous and insecure from what from guns and pistols or from rockets coming from five hundred or five thousand kilometers away and fourthly the growing impatience of the international community as to the israeli base in the peace process and all of these are real but so israel should worry about look at what's happening in turkey and egypt two very important states in the area which used to have not only peace but friendship with israel are they really at odds with israel how important in the biggest struggle of the palestinian cause is this independence but it's a step it's not the end of the game it's a step it's

a step that we should give us a little bit more ability to defend our case and to go to proper negotiations that produce results. it's no more than that the we have been for a century try them have independence from country and it's difficult we want them to armed struggle more dead than negotiations we were in the political struggle. we are decided now look to go back to violence and therefore this is a non violent step in the right direction dr bell south thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. . on. the.

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starts on t.v. dot com. top stories from our teaser night it's lisa ling's credit rating dropped by one notch by the standard and poor's agency which is also caused a negative outlook on growth and moves pushed up its least borrowing costs creating yet another headache for its european partners. with the palestinian bid for u.n. recognition just a couple of days away israel and its key partner the u.s. are keen to show their opposition israeli military forces are going in for to find their borders even both officials are calling for the palestinians to receive direct talks if also new york president obama seeks to push libya's new leadership of the general assembly by pointing out progress in the country for questions of whether nato is actions in libya complied with the u.n. resolution. get the latest sport in and see.

a very warm welcome to sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including these stories including. dahlan put russia search for their second defeat in new zealand but not least to register their first ever tries in a rugby world cup game. capital clash when the bubble of moscow i get sportstalk in the key chelsea took clutch on monday. to be are not to be hearty runs the rule over the pros and cons of the exhilarating sports that is cliff diving as a possible in the discipline. it's a case of all for russia's rugby team at the world cup today the bird's running in their first ever tries i think games while going down to their second straight loss and new zealand it's really the side contending that debutantes to

a thirty six one defeat in nelson a tough first half hour in for the birds with the italians running in for early tries by more would follow but alexander and touched on six minutes from the break we're says first ever world cup try to further efforts in the second half would give the final score on a semblance of perspective let's see russia who lost to the u.s. in the opening clash take on our next dentist really out. so defeat for team russia but plenty of positives to on the night are money new zealander richard brown poor face offers his thoughts on the clash. italy may have run out easy wood isn't the end of plenty of positives but russia could take out what was only best second ever game of the rugby world cup most notably of a manager run in a very very well word tries and never gave up because that's how inside but was vastly more experienced should correspond with the final school and look to discourage him but not the game itself i think the goal was unfortunately we couldn't score a force choi who left without

a bonus point but it was seen that the team managed to put it up to italy for large periods. coming in sort of time is always going to be hot favorites as very closely one of the world rugby is more established nations where they're ranked in the world's top ten while in contrast the russians were not even in the world's top twenty and to make matters worse it seemed that most of nelson had turned out to cheer on the. russian coaching stars biggest concern coming into the encounter was a scrum and those fears proved to be well founded for a while a match that will tackle this grammys in elements which involves a lot of technique and teamwork musicals generally speaking i have to admit the detail. that is announced tonight michael's will we know who the pack is and we always try to improve it the russians were shell shocked for most of the first half as elementary mistakes cost them dearly as italians run in try after troy but with half time approaching alexander young which can run over to become the first russian ever to score

a troy the rugby world cup and they'd run into further tries in a second half as they were awarded for their attacking enterprise. coached when you keep goal who are from born hands. and. i think. sometimes the things we do we do well russians can take a lot of credit from their performance especially their display in the second half but for some very silly mistakes housecall i could have been a lot closer richard uncle fred artie nelson the zealand. one of the most sought after peers in world football has said he's staying put for at least another year brazilian playmaker neymar deciding not to leave the sun toss despite a whole host of european clubs racing for his signature the nineteen year old sitting on. this domestic league leaving the likes of reality and trade on chelsea frustrated teenager did admit however he'd like to play in europe at some stage

neymar is expected to line up for brazil at next year's london olympic games. moving on to the ice were only the moscow bragging rights in the concept of hockey league this week the blue lights gaining revenge on city rival sports following defeat to the same team over the weekend or a month took up a seat for this one. the nominal hosts the anomalous stars of the twenty eleven k. show season with the win and sue losses with the latest two day old defeats coming by the hands of today's opponents sports on moscow it's no wonder that dinner on the war not only motivated by garnering quick revenge as it was also the club's first home game however it was the visitors who opened the score on a power play eleven minutes into the first period through on a totally new concept i the beginning of the second period so both teams increased speeds consequently creating chances on either side of the rink but it was the zero comaroff ok and one of the

multitude of opportunities to level matters in this match i so i married result in the second period and left the score at one hole going into the final twenty minutes it's safe to say that it was a goalkeepers game i got points with nerves of steel band to win the match for one of the sides and it was sport socks busy netminder even customs in who gave in first in the third period after one of gin i was opening at sacks and in the team's second goal to one to deny me the final score you know i think we did a great job on. the friday for the game because the pressure a game before this on a platter but on today like everybody thought for thema score two goals when the game starts on did have a pretty decent level the match and take it into overtime however did almost goaltender and examine a yemen goal who was on guard at all times this plight this result to play a future is wide open for both teams as the case shell season has just started and

will last until march of next year ramon calls for an r.t. moscow. let's talk triathlon where a perv russians knowledge came two of the three podium spots on offer of the latest world championship series event in your kohala alexander proof on call. dimitri paul yes the second and third respectively in japan the race postponed for four months because of last spring's earthquake tsunami in the country ending with the first ever pushing peace triumph and general silva completing the swim bike run distance in just one a one hour fifty minutes to humko fourteen seconds behind the young skier further minutes. in boxing the build up to the miguel cotto antonio margarito five has begun and proto rico that her schedule is about tonight for a couple w.b. a light middleweight crawling over four thousand fans reading the fighters on

monday nights for the kickoff for city promo tour with the ball which g to take place on december third. the previous school meeting between the two three years ago ended up with margaret so hunting cuttle his first professional us. and finally cliff diving is a sport gaining more and more coverage worldwide however the question of whether to include it in future limpid games is one still raising a lot of debate robert dunn in texas the story. it's almost three thousand years since the first olympics were held in athens although the spirit of the games has hardly changed suits them the greatest examples of physical ability and the extremes to which athletes can perform diving is a moon olympic event which currently includes competitions in one three and ten meter platforms however it has a much more extreme version. cleave during which produces not only stunning

but also technically advanced dives from twenty seven mirror platforms and specialist argued as boring for the ration should rated as war the olympic organization. i'm sure there are many places all over the globe could host cliff diving events well there are a lot of standards to be mentally limping diving cliff diving it's almost nothing in terms of infrastructure all you need is alter clips and a platform on the kit it's as simple as that. or ever could have done can be seen from another angle russian bear devil was off he's one of the world's most famous these jumpers was made headlines all over the world in mazing freefall stands in a specially designed weeks year. at any sport and it's that i wouldn't call it a sport in the true sense of the word

a cliff diving community is commonly a bit too small there aren't many people involved in it so far it's definitely a kind of extreme activity and has a specific risks and i like it very much. although russia would gain a lot from being as an olympic sport the country star performer. has just finished second at this year's world series and managed to produce the completions best ever overall score at the final stage of the season in your brain . meanwhile some twenty dollars already have a limbic experience englishman blake aldridge to court in the two thousand and eight games in big game where he was eighth in synchronized diving i would love it because i don't think it's cool. i just don't think that there's many a limp dick divers certainly not that i know of that would want to come in and jump from this. but from

a basic stream based upon this crazy stained dress it's everything that makes me happy and to be able to go to the olympic games and now come here and do this it escapes my diving career go in and that's why i enjoy the world cleaved irving series stage held international in france and the end of june was was my record breaking crowd of awards seventy thousand spectators sold popularity helps students sure this sport becomes known because then cleve diving certainly has a big advantage over two unknown arty. truly amazing pictures there that's all your sport for our world weather is coming up in just a tech and i'll see you. wealthy

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