since in my new york police take a hard hitting action against the biggest occupy wall street rally protesting against the widening wealth gap between the big corporations and average american. human rights groups and some media outlets face embarrassment after a woman described as a victim of the syrian regime reappears safe and well following reports and she being decapitated. and eurozone finance chiefs look to helping out banks of a so for a blow from greece's debt crisis which has sparked bolland protests against ever toughening austerity measures. while economists debates whether we're in a second wave of the financial crisis the prime minister person says where not find

out his views on the economic situation and business are to introduce him. for a good evening for me kevin when you're watching r t international live from moscow it's ten pm near here now in the capital and our top story tonight pepper spray ambassador have been used against thousands of occupy wall street protesters in new york they're angry with the government for favoring banks and corporations while doing little to help them and they've been rallying all over the country for the third week running very important in new york for us where she's been monitoring the situation. the most recent events that took place was when the protesters that were gathered down on wall street tried to push through barricades and the police

that were there as you can see in the video started swinging but taunts at the protesters and also using pepper spray against all those that were closest to the police officers clearly i know there are clash taking place as occupy wall street demonstrations have entered its third week no this was the pinnacle of the of the largest demonstration that has taken place thus far between ten and twenty thousand people were down in the world manhattan to come out to speak out and support the activists of occupy wall street we saw more than thirty different unions we saw transportation workers nurses teachers students not only in new york city but throughout the country walked out of school to take part in these demonstrations and what these people are saying is that they are sick of corporations and financial institutions and the u.s.

politicians working hand in hand while the majority of americans are suffering under an economic crisis they don't like the way that corporations are influencing politics and they believe that their elected officials need to begin working for all americans not just the richest once they're not just taking place in new york we've seen them in boston l.a. chicago they are spreading and there is clearly a sign because u.s. president barack obama held a press conference at the white house and he addressed this issue this growing movement straight on it's a movement that he cannot even ignore he said that the u.s. economy needs the financial institutions to help the economy grow he did criticize the republican led congress for not imposing more regulations but he did speak directly to the frustrations of americans here's what he had to say i think people are frustrated. you know that the protesters or.

giving voice to a more broad based frustration about our financial system works this is not just about the financial systems this is about as i mentioned corporate influence over u.s. politics and this includes us president obama himself when i spoke to many of the demonstrators out on the street these cited the campaign contributions that thinks he made to president obama when he was a kennedy in two thousand and eight goldman sachs contributed one million dollars more than that j.p. morgan chase contributed to obama who are the eight hundred thousand dollars to his campaign we should mention in two thousand and ten j.p. morgan chase made seventeen point four billion dollars in profits and need no taxes these demonstrators out on the streets know their numbers they have done their research they see how the campaign contributions. and the corporate rewards

are going hand in hand they know their numbers and they are holding everyone accountable and that includes the u.s. president so he needs to sort of at least pay attention to what they're saying because the the frustration is not solely to the financial institutions. corresponding to new york they were a bit earlier i spoke to former wall street executive richard he told me your movements quickly go to remove. for a political protest movement that's so young it's not much more than two weeks old it's grown and gathered a surprising amount of support from surprising quarters in a very very short time for example you have several very major unions joining up with this group that's primarily young people and saying we're on the same side we support them they support guys we're going to help them any way we can so this to have that kind of. working people's groups like unions expressing such

solidarity with the student led movement so early in the process it really fascinating development and rather impressive actually i think what they're doing is reasserting a set of values if you think of it as the early stage of a movement where it's the clarity it's fundamental values and principles then i think it's actually although it's probably intuitive or accidental it's actually pretty smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention thoughts there for wall street executive richard esko giving his take on the protests across the u.s. right now. several people are reported dead to make his clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces in syria human rights groups continue to sound the alarm with multiple arrests and killings but one high profile victim has made an amazing reappearance of his i've

a bennett reports next to the media's quickfire reaction to dramatic story at the expense of checking facts first. she was hailed as the flower of syria a symbol of the suffering under president bashar assad's brutal regime at least that's what much of the western media said after the apparent put cheering as zeinab al gore's name we have you pictures of what was done to us and they are simply too gruesome to arab several western media outlets were quick to report in these gruesome death apparently the first woman killed in government custody but now it appears she's miraculously back from the dead even being interviewed on syrian t.v. . i came to the police station to see the truth that's what i say to those line channels i'm now still alive not dead human rights groups like amnesty international jumped on the bandwagon to reporting out hosni was tortured murdered and mutilated it even claimed a mother found the body in

a morgue last month all assertions is now being forced to backtrack on this we will endeavor to be more cautious and phrase things a little bit more nuanced the state broadcaster says the interview to dispel what it labels fabrications by foreign media to serve western interests in stories like this that have been used to prop up calls from the u.s. britain and france the u.n. sanctions to be slapped on syria but their foundations are now looking shakier than ever this footage religiously shows an armed a sad civilians being targeted by gun toting rebels so perhaps not the peaceful opposition they're often made out to be by the west that only seems to look one way . this notion that the u.n. has is now part of this pro-democracy receipt regime is ridiculous they're jumping on their way again is an opportunity to get created this deceptive appearance while at the same time there's that warning that dictatorships that are aligned with them

and united nations and it's part of em are russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution for syria seeing through it as a potential cover for another libyan style intervention there may not be any oil this time but there's always an ulterior motive it's importance is as a geo political factor right next to israel a country which obviously america and britain and the other western powers strongly support so that would be the altar into a political motive vetoes of followed by security council walkout from america over remarks during the syrian envoy speech at the u.s. promised to be back with another resolution and undoubtedly more dramatic evidence to drive the point home other than it r.t. london. russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution on syria over concerns the mandate could pave the way for a libya like intervention moscow says nader's actions in libya haven't saved civilians because more casualties instead concert because

a child's head of the state duma foreign affairs committee says western powers should not take sides in syria and leave the country to find its own solution without revolt. we definitely see there it's not just just black and white with the government or the ruling thor it is which are bad and the opposition which is fairly good it's much much more complicated the thought it is all syria or prepared to do more in order to introduce democratic reforms in the country so the syrian nation still has a chance. of proceeding with the road to revolutionise i do not think they have the gerstein for libya is over the military action of nato has saved some lives but it's equally all the many casualties would have been awarded in case this operation never took place right or not seeing that this military operation was the best option for the people of libya still nato wants to stay there and i'm

sure that they will stay for many weeks and maybe months as i have and this is definitely not in accordance with the only solution by the security council this resolution is brutally violated by the nato countries which would dissipate and disappear ration ahead on a lighter note exercise a day not only keeps the doctor away but it seems it helps you work better to for the same of the region they would stop all state workers to do work right there that in their offices is a payoff to find out a bit later on a russian close up series. for that there is concern grows that the eurozone is falling deeper into recession finance chief hammering out plans to safeguard the region's banks it's been announced the received forty billion euros of emergency loans from the european central bank and will continue to get as much money as the need for at least the next year the next bailout installment for greece will

actually go ahead and the fallout from the country's results in the fold could deal a severe blow to europe's banking sector in greece itself right now the latest twenty for a. volunteers police fear. police fired tear gas rubber on angry crowds of anti austerity protesters the government imposing more cuts on its people they're trying to cap that massive death of some three hundred fifty billion euros the country gradual halt has worked out in a general strike leaving flights grounded in hospitals relying on emergency staff the sarah first was the greek capital boiled over. anger in athens syntagma square once again bearing witness clashes between rightly here is a protest is ok but. you don't want that for larry. and the french is really my thing as a police moved in to clear the crowds and shocking things one point the police in

chasing protests is into the station many others hit kicks by they supposed to be keeping control of the message being sent by the government as well as for oppression and fear. scenes like this raise serious questions about the level of force being used in an alias could prior's is a forty three year old journalist he's reported from many conflicts but it was in his own country where he sustained his worst injury. i just remember thinking this is really happening in clinics i took shelter in an enclosure. and one policeman who i think was a commander in a very. taking pictures i told him i was a journalist but he gave an order and i had one of the flash bangs these are some pictures i took. place he taken shelter amplified the sound of the flash bang causing always take. the injury which is cause. after the attack i won't call it an accident it was an attack my life's been like

a small you know. an investigation was launched into the incident the progress has been slow a finalist tells us countless cases against heavy handed police tactics to pull any kind of results we witness for ourselves the lack of discrimination when the police lash out when journalists flung with his camera to the ground the rise in the level of aggression seen by the police and the more extreme groups the protest is causing serious concern. with the government continuing to implement severe austerity measures in a bid to receive the cash pensions looks set to keep escalating i think we are approaching fast. to explain in the form of. the first reaction. from europe. as we experience. from. the impacts of the financial crisis is being

played out play by play on some tightness where there are now fears that the financial crisis turn into an economic recession could bring entire year is a not just the greek people to their knees third party happens. to be chancellor angela merkel prepares for talks with the head of the i.m.f. . the world bank you can work analyst michael ross told us it will be the one to suffer from its attempts to save the euro. it's always difficult to tell what happens if you really let let go some banks bankrupt the banks are now on the actually know it already and i think what discussed today in berlin wall between. is to keep germany more or less as a hostage we have to stick on the ural we have to stick on the we cannot leave it the must stick together and give all our money until the system completely breaks on the other hand we have also to take account of what is the e.c.b.

today did today and when i look to the steps that were announced today i can only say the e.c.b. is committing suicide our central bank is committing suicide on the one hand helping banks with billions and billions they are buying junk bonds will it turn billions i mean where does this lead to it's one of the last coffins of the nail the last nail of the coffin of our central bank. house around the world tonight in world news in brief millions mourning the death of apple's co-founding genius steve jobs the man behind the iconic mark i pod i phone and i pad he died peacefully age fifty six after years spent battling pancreatic cancer led our pool to its position as the world's biggest computer firm and presided over an empire that revolutionized computing bubble phones and even listening to music the sad news sparked the biggest online we have he is rich in ten thousand tweets a second. nobel prize for literature is going to swedish poet thomas transfer from

a was praised by the academy for quote his condensed translucent images could be the fresh access to reality it's real books explore the nature of life and i've been translated more than sixty languages the eighty year old literary master will see the void of the ceremony in december. the death toll from french will reigns that of battle of thailand four months of britain to two hundred thirty seven now millions of people as well in twenty eight provinces have been displaced by the in the flooding over fill dams have given way to lot of the country's central region and more rain is expected to hit recovering nation in the coming days. russia's help to provide security and revive the of cars you know economies dominated talks in moscow between the country's leaders to be to provide an alexander focused on the challenges facing the caucasus republic the still recovering from its long struggle for independence from georgia prism a vote of also ratified a longstanding agreement which regulates the work of russian forces on our

territory most correct ties the country's independence following georgia's attack on another caucasus republic set it in two thousand and eight there were fears of cars it could be next in line for an assault on russian troops have been stationed there in the area at the government's request since. the second a few items got lined up who'd r.t. the continent we talk to the king of tool shows that's larry king of course to discuss the highlights of his career including effects. live interviews with body image posted and as the russian resort of sochi prepares to host the twenty fourteen winter olympic games an army of volunteers interpreters gathers in the city well ahead of the big event. time sake of war russia now in closeup and today we're going to health care. this is exactly where we're going focusing in on that market six hundred kilometers

from moscow it's the pen's a region famous for its natural beauty and strong cultural traditions the capital also called pens it was founded in the seventeenth century as a small fortress in a narrow strip of riverbank and today the city sets a shining example of health be safe and the lives. of went to learn the secrets of their success. every day the government has telling us that we should eat more fruit and vegetables drink less exercise more of course many people ignore these recommendations in fact working for the governor will be very frustrating always telling people to do stuff but having no way of enforcing it now what would happen if you could actually make people follow through i'd be more healthy well officials are no longer have to wonder because in pounds or that's exactly what the government has done. getting health care whether they like it or not every weekday morning attorney am eternally in state institutions across plans or begins

a familiar announcement. cheerful voice recital by now familiar exercises of the governor's instructions no one is allowed to slack off. some go beyond what's required. so i'm almost this has to return to my youth and my youth to me i mean all of our governors initiatives and. officials in this district have been told to leave the company car in the carriage and get on their bikes now all government business has to form from the saddle. the head of the local administration so the initiative has not only improved health but brought officials closer to the people with little i ask the governor can we have one more card to help us whether gc's he said you can have three two scooters and thereby sort of a true officials can observe their people see who's up to what leaving rubbish outside for example. some critics have said the government's compulsory initiatives

reminiscent of those in soviet times violate people's rights but a sports formal motorbike rider denies the accusations and i abusing human rights but the only way i'm abusing human rights is by not giving people the opportunity. to do even more physical exercise. as the clock strikes turn. the police are out in force. looking for the children the government has imposed a curfew for unsupervised under sixteen. as not i think it is a waste of police time target those children was arrested and returned to their homes we haven't seen them out on the streets again and on this day there are no violations at all as the new troll wraps up with quite all round the citizens of well. safe in the knowledge that would imply they are healthier more.

streets are increasingly free for all you. see. it's coming up now to twenty two minutes past the night here in moscow looking ahead this sport for the unions got news of yet another basketball star jumping ship from the n.b.a. to join the european game all reveal shortly after the thursday evening business news live from moscow just a minute ahead. in some petersburg policies available in hotels a story of

a little ambassador really some schools a koto a trip to the sotto a true story hotel gold and gold in nova tilson for. ski lift you can see on this ski business. watching business it's good to have your company not even proven as sets out the economic priorities of the likely next governments in a keynote speech to an investment forum in moscow the prime minister reassured of the us as the country would maintain strict budget discipline and i would continue with the process of liberalisation our correspondent even called so is at the forum for business. russia is a tough sell right now for investors especially after what we've seen happen with

the markets according to the latest reports russia saw and eighteen percent increase in foreign direct investment last year which amounted to thirty five billion dollars now having said this the beginning of this year we'll see you really in dollars of a country and blood in europe within the users not within easy to picture of russia through investors and lay out his economic policy my office these measures to keep those strategies the street should reduce historic presence in the economy therefore we will gradually withdraw from the capitalist state corporations but privatizing states belonging to the state we will appoint independent functions to the beads of directors of companies from state to ship parts of the prime minister's liberalize asian plan includes allowing foreigners to buy up to twenty five percent in some of resource companies without having to deal with lots of red tape as well as the liberalization of gas exports you know some analysts believe

that the differences between what prime minister vladimir putin the suggestion and the current administration is not that different that actually that this princes are in a big details here regenerated but there is a show visualisation and marker economic stability remain is the key priority this for for the government for its here for the next several years the only thing is that it probably will be slightly more challenging for the next administration to consumers this is coles because the school policy is no quite a constraint was there was the budget deficit and russia is facing the challenges from this slower growth so the global economy but amir peretz a reiterate so that the government was not expecting a second wave of the crisis although it recognizes that the risks had increased and . susan went on to reassure investors that if worst came to course rochelle would be able to call. my dad was moving the course of reporting that let's now move to

the markets the world is at record highs again over the past week at least it has been three dollars sixty three cents light sweet as of this hour brant is that almost one hundred five dollars per barrel the lower stockpiles in us indicate that fuel demand may increase in the world's largest economy and therefore the good news to us not good sign they are positive as jobless claims rose less than expected last week we're awaiting proof to report for the month of september which is due out on friday and that's despite the european central bank president john coltrane's sherry speaking of increased downside risk to europe speaking of which is significant the european shares and they are also seeing a very positive session second session in a row european central bank is offering new emergency loans to banks to help steady the financial system and their financial stocks were gaining in russia pretty much the same picture very positive finally

a rebound after four sessions of losses the r.t.s. gained four and a half percent my six more than four percent in first day session alone if we look at the main movers financials are feeling wells burbank up four point eight percent shares of course gazprom of five point three percent on high oil prices but that's bad scare was the outstanding gain of the coal miners up almost eleven percent as you've said for the stop negotiating the sale of its forty percent stake in the company's. business i think will be back in fifty five minutes time with a final first day business up. in the.

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