the rap against wall street gathers momentum spreading beyond new york into other major cities as thousands of americans vent against poverty and corporate greed. the key suspects in the killing of russian journalist on the permit wholesale five years ago are to be formally charged with one murder investigators also say they found new accomplices also. till it. was in the service instead of hauling out quickly america's afghan exit strategy overshadows the missions tenth anniversary is the deadline expected to the mets.

fans from all business decks they even sovereign debt crisis spreads far beyond the borders of a country directly involved that the i.m.f. says the best way to get rid of the dollar goods he gets about our supply journey for a full day is the bullets then it starts and ends. it's heard him in moscow this is our team coming to you live on nice and now with our top story the breaker backlash in the united states and spreading with major rallies held in washington los angeles and several other cities thousands join to express their anger at economic inequalities and high unemployment the demonstrations started last month when protesters started pitching tents in front of the new york stock exchange under the banner occupy wall street earlier this week heavy handed police work films using batons and pepper spray to just force the crowds. the aftermath of years of financial strife are coughing people's patience

to run out and they're angry at the bank for triggering in place one journalist who joined the campaign as the protesters will not stop demanding social and economic justice the police did receive what is it four point three million dollars from j.p. morgan chase just a couple days ago to help secure and they're really hurting themselves and their image and they're showing what oppressive force there is to people we're just trying to piece we walk down wall street i mean all these people want to do is they want to walk down the iconic new york stock exchange they want to walk you know wall street and they're treating it they're treating us like we're dangerous terrorists so i do see the police being manipulated by these elites they're giving the money and of course they're using tactics to try to squash us but that's only going to build us and make us i watched order. of the strong arm tactics used by officers went beyond just bursting angry crowds and independent reporter who's

trying to cover the events and she's got anything but police protection. as an independent journalist i actually had my own sort of run in with the play as i was arrested on the brooklyn bridge last week and seven hundred other people as i was filming and so were our lives stream career's i was also knocked down by a police officer on the front lines and me in the union square protests. and i think it's raised a lot of interesting questions about what the role of independent journalism is you know as we sort of ford. i mean i know that on the brooklyn bridge there were a couple times reporters that were arrested as well but you know it's it's a little frustrating that we are never afforded any of the protection that the mainstream media would would be given because ultimately we are there documented something that is happening. well for americans and during rising unemployment and falling living standards it can feel like capitol hill is talking a different language the rally calls and optimism are

a far cry from once mighty cit one from a once mighty city i should say which is now all but close with its people on the poverty line in a port in iowa has the view from detroit. these are difficult years for our country but we are americans we are tougher than the times we live in the u.s. great recession began as a real estate crisis in two thousand and seven today it's expanded into a national job emergency impossible to ignore the purpose of the american jobs act is simple. to put more people back to work according to the u.s. government nine point one percent of americans are unemployed yet experts say deceptive measures and statistical shenanigans are being used to mask i jobless epidemic that's far worse they even knock out for time workers who work full time or and they also don't count term unemployed people who've been unemployed for over six months back in time to do those people would have been considered unemployed

but the government constantly changes the definition of who's unemployed and they do that so that the unemployment number looks lower and then it otherwise would and then when part time workers and the unemployed who have given up hope are factored in the real u.s. unemployment rate increases to more than sixteen percent and more telling but often ignored statistic if they were included and you know the government would have two dollars or they truly have a major crisis on the internet you know this is part of the problem and we can get it allows them to continue the status. starts clearly. broken down and in ruins the city of detroit is feeling the full force of america's economic decline one in three residents live below the poverty line half of the city's public schools are closing and crime is skyrocketing the capital of the

country's motor industry now has an official unemployment rate of just under thirty percent but city officials and residents legs in opiate jeffries say the real figure is. close to fifty how do you describe it it is. i think it's indicative of what's going on in the rest of the country and they're just now feeling it to heal america's economic suffering experts say u.s. leaders need to abandon exaggerated optimism for the ugly truth on the employment is going to continue to go higher inflation is going to get higher and rather than trying to i don't the situation isn't as bad as it is we need to accept how bad it is our biggest then we have a better chance of recognizing that the mistakes that were made us president barack obama has proposed a four hundred forty seven billion dollars plan to help her separate state america's workforce but just like any light saving procedure recovery can only begin to take place to point the finger said it's fully understood hurrying up or

down hard see new york. where if you have no sense of the fury and fallout of the financial crisis online for you keep an eye on our coverage at our team dot com here's what else we've got lined up for you there right now new targets were enough to worry you can first baptist church the funeral of technology icon the jobs will be picketed by the westboro congregation the infamous for demo's of the burials for one hundred ten soldiers we explain why. and addicted to crime russia considers jailing drug users to curb the number of narcotic related felonies r t reports on mine.

because suspects in the killing of a russian journalist on the police courts character charged with her murder on friday exactly five years probably of course go was gunned down you her apartment block in moscow a high profile case that's gone international attention but it's still no conviction but is your career going to trouble reports her family wants to see justice finally served. for police who worked on this day five years ago it was a murder of a woman huff went through their shift at around four pm for a vienna political it was hard way through her pregnancy when she got a call her mother had been shelled out her apartment it was a watershed moment and there is life before and after the storm when you mighty soon you that i was well aware of what kind of journalism my mother was into she was ok janelle you see if something happens to me documents are you know the money's here here are all the numbers to call but we never really took it seriously

i was four months pregnant the family was full of and my mother promised that after her first grandchild was born she would stop going to chechnya and seek awkward to journalistic work which runs. but quiet journalistic work is not something you would associate on the political scale with should best to get corrupt security officials and exposed to human rights violations she help people when there are cases in the highest courts in russia and in strasbourg but the irony is that five years later your own murder still remains on punished but you know. there have been different periods in the process busy when ten people were arrested almost simultaneously in two thousand and seven and passive where nothing was happening however at the events of recent months give a certain optimism for a successful ending successful in terms of finding the mastermind of the murder i can tell you if the investigation was as active five years ago as it is now by this time we would have had more evidence of when you're. trying to leaven has indeed

been a turning point in may prosecutors named a man who is believed to have pulled the trigger mahmood of was arrested in chechnya two years on the run in belgium and shortly afterwards investigators announced they were close just solving one of the most high profile slayings in recent russian memory. a former high ranking police official dmitri profit sharing call it was a middleman for money agreed to organize a criminal mob consisting of four people to cardio be assassination he kept tabs and. provided the perpetrator with a gun and would organize other members of the group we also have other information about the alleged mastermind of the killing but it's too premature to release that information. not all of them agreed and you know berger as yet aware are not fully worked up until her death has been carrying out its own investigation into the journalist's murder and use papers deputy editor says it's good that interest in

the case is so high both in russia and abroad but it's bad when it turns into a pressure on prosecutors worth more than your friends we still believe. for people who get my brothers and their friends who are in work which is in two thousand and nine with new or in some way linked to this merger but you cannot be in the courts jury for the record it was a lack of solid if it inspires incident cords and always happens because there was a public pressure on the prosecution to rush to judgment we think there are races were too premature dominical with the russian supreme court the knowledge of the verdict of two thousand and nine and a reopening of the investigation it's a significant part of the joy but it's certainly not be end one of the biggest challenges for investigators a these point is to find other suspects who are now on the run outside the country but just like on the political sphere herself her

family and colleagues will never give up as they strive to find the truth it takes very little to describe someone's death in case of on the political just the dozen words on a piece of stone but these journalists life and her legacy could not have a phaeton of forty by forty marble plates if you look at our children our teen. through military is believed to be part of a major terror attack against police have been killed in a special operation in russia with cards you know well korea republic it was part of a planned police assault on the suspects after their whereabouts the militants were cornered in a residential lot and given the chance to surrender but they were killed in a shootout with police no officers were injured the incident took place in an area that remains restive following years of fighting and terrorist attacks. on the way

this our pumping progress rural heartland we get close up depends a region where a unique heart valve factory is keeping the beat of patients around the world. thousands of libyan soldiers are pointing the final attack on no market after his hometown of sirte hundreds of vehicles riders are spotted point in the outskirts out here garvey hadn't taken place in the area with pillars of black smoke seen rising through the center of the libyan civil war which is the point over thirty thousand lives was joined by nato in march with a u.n. objective to protect civilians but its arab oil has association president told r.t. the overwhelming data figures prove that nato did not have peaceful intentions. you have to remember the resolution of the u.n. was only confined to a no fly zone has to impose a no fly zones it was there to protect civilians i the end of the day we end up

with nato actually going to war against the people of libya obviously the dictatorship which prevails there is no reason to declare war on the people often libya by nato i think the usa britain france and the western powers are hiding behind nato so that no one can point a finger but the figures of the casualties caused by nato bombing is really mounting two weeks ago and the human rights council in geneva the commission which was asked to investigate the situation in libya came with a report saying that they have discussed with nato but nato has confirmed to go all out that they have not had any targeting civilians i think nato is continuing its war against the libyan people albeit that they got rid of the big data ship but we seem to be having this aimed at. societies they have done in iraq and i think

russia was right in taking the position of this and he syria because we got on better people one swear by the un took the position in iraq and then took a position in the u. n. is not there to change or a jeans it may protect humanitarian purposes it might protect civilians it might stop wars but it is definitely not to change regimes. the war in afghanistan will stretch beyond thirteen years according to washington's top military commander there general john allen says u.s. troops will stay in afghanistan even after the twenty four thousand pull out of line previously announced by nato and the white house what began our decade ago as a mission to get the perpetrators of nine eleven formed into an open ended hunt for the elusive taliban relentless militant attacks have been stepping up in recent months with several high profile assassinations and shootouts in the heart of the capital kabul so million casualties are also on the rise with afghans saying they

don't trust nato to protect them some former u.s. military officers are now disillusioned with the work you tell it colonel karen could say thinks the true aim of the invasion was to create a platform for keeping an eye on or even invading other targets. in many ways american people have not been told what we came to afghanistan to do and that mission is to build bases which we have done and to man those bases and to operate militarily from those bases against other countries in the region that mission has actually been somewhat successful and quite frankly don't think we ever intend to hand it back to any of the afghan people we put karzai in charge in december of two thousand and one as they suppose again worker and of course never never liked it back time a friend of a patsy of the american government and he remains there to this day you know we had

no intention of allowing the afghan people to choose if they had if we were allowed to choose i think we would be long gone and you know. this is not about the afghans and it's unfortunate because the chair will travel things are going down to that country. by americans and by nato but it's not about this is about big power they can't kick in south and we're going to stay we've got permanent bases and we want to terrorize pakistan iran and. no it would be there to look out over the mountains into china. the u.s. led campaign in afghanistan failed to meet most of its original goals because they're shifting asked the war drags on that's according to our military contributor who now assesses the situation from kabul the initial intent was crystal clear to catch or kill osama bin laden no strings attached period but from the outset the operation has got them the wrong turn and today ten years later it's painfully obvious that it has to gain aerated

into their mission creep be the open ended commitment and no graceful exit in sight for the united states forces or peace and security for the afghan people w. bush administration. has ignored the key principle keep it simple stupid advocated by the u.s. special operations command and undermined. their efforts in their pakistani afghan. tribal belt otherwise. today we would have celebrated the tenth anniversary of the mission accomplished. well let us know what you think of the u.s. campaign in afghanistan our two dot com today we're asking what do you make of the

attack eight of us occupation of half say it fermented afghanistan's domination of the heroin market just over a third tell us that it's left america bloodied and broken think think percent believe that means america can now invade neighboring pakistan the small i mean if you think it's an evil world a favor place and your voice my fans r.t. dot com and vote. touch america. is hard it comes to cooking a ship the food the food the u.s. moon mission. the mission to bring peace and stability to the room but cheney is known as a dumb enough to move change the subject. let's take a look at some world news in brief for you this hour a dozen british have had their credit ratings cut by the moody's agency sending

their shares spiraling down they include the state controlled majors such as r.b.s. and lloyds t.s.b. as well as santander and nationwide moody's thinks the government is i'm likely to adequately back the bags if they fall into financial trouble the treasury chief says leaders want to avoid having to guarantee britain's largest back. three women share this year's nobel peace prize liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf activists they mock the week and yemen's talk of cool calm on it were jointly recognized for their women's rights work the nobel institute in oslo commended the trio for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women only twelve women have won the peace corps a son first one hundred years. a pakistani doctor accused of helping the cia in their covert operation could be charged with high treason a state investigators claim should kill operated

a fake vaccination program to gather d.n.a. samples in the city where of some of them martin was killed in may pakistan is furious for being kept in the dark over the u.s. mission to wipe out bin laden saying it violated its sovereignty. syrian troops have reportedly crossed into levanon and attacked local farmers killing a syrian man about five thousand refugees flights of lebanon in recent months to escape the fierce and say government crackdowns president refuses to step down blaming the unrest on terrorists and armed gangs at least twenty nine hundred people have died in syria since the uprising started much. time for the roster close of team to take you deeper into the culture of the world's largest country. we continue to travel through penn's hour which is six hundred kilometers southeast

of moscow and was founded as a small fortress in the third seventeenth century on the banks river through wrong but there's also a high tech hub within its rich heritage and it's home to a unique heart valve factory and saving people's lives around the world every day r.t. if you grow your own net have been to see it in action his report includes footage of my saving surgery both inside and outside of russia the health of ordinary russians and also the state of the russian medical profession are often seen as something of a mixture between a joke other horror story but literal facts that challenge that stir thought here just outside of pens are producing all it's official thoughts of elves in a company that started off just over fifteen years ago and the brothers have been so successful exported to overthrow the five countries. lifesaving surgery the doctor's a sone and an artificial valve that will allow this man's heart to function again

the construction of the deceptively simple mechanism will determine how he lives the rest of his life and if he survives at all twenty years ago all these valves have to be imported until this company opened in penza originally bizzle meant to be a huge producing hard this was soviet made p.c.'s but then when the u.s.s.r. collapsed of course there was no demand for russian made computers so they took the empty shell of a building and turned it into something else for russia's biggest producer of professional hockey. started by a single russian physicist mading sprung up without government support none of the small team of inventors could work with a medical equipment manufacturer before now seven in ten of implanted in russia come from here it may look like an overexpanded workshop but the quality of its products has allowed this company to supplied him for over twenty countries.

unusually for russia every new model was developed together with friends like. the doctors here admitted but at first there was skepticism about a russian made piece of medical equipment which is so doctors are very conservative very nature and the first they ended patients were very mistrustful of devolves to meet people try something new in themselves was difficult but i'll tell you this twenty years ago up to two thousand and five used to die during the surgery now the figure is around one percent. this surgery was successful so again i return. will be discharged within a week. i look forward to the rest of my life i can feel the cuts but i feel my heart working better as to that i researched everywhere on the internet and it's fine i trust evolve that is inside my heart. even. the pens are. on the way so when i look at what's next for the arab world and peter the

health crosstalk next though with the latest business. welcome to our business update the south thanks for joining me the eurozone sovereign debt crisis is causing problems far beyond the borders of the countries directly involved russia which is a balanced budget and healthy reserves has been hit hard and its latest report the international monetary fund says that the best way to get rid of this. is to that arse. we would recommend as we have always recommend that every effort be made to be less dependent on the oil and gas sectors so a policy priority to emphasize all other industries in particular the manufacturing sector a return to competitive industry exports and so forth russia has plenty of access to technology educated labor force all the ingredients necessary to relaunch the many factories sectors like all other advanced economies so that the first world

second we think that russia might want to continue emphasizing a stronger people public finances the government has set the target of four point seven percent oil deficit which is a very valid target which would make the russian economy a lot more resilient you know if you. can let's look at the markets oil is following trimming its first weekly gain in three bread is trading at one hundred four dollars per barrel and eighty nine cents. is that eighty two dollars a barrel gold is rising for the third day a row as a missing boy for the key jobs data from the us gold is trading at over sixteen hundred dollars an ounce silver has slipped into negative territory gains it's now thirty two dollars and stocks in europe the flat line on friday as investors headed for the sidelines ahead of this u.s. jobless stated you later resources stocks are higher on the footsie with over one

percent real tintin's gaining also over one a half percent on strong a commodity prices however banking stocks are shopping lower after moody's has downgraded the credit ratings of twelve newquay financial firms including lloyds r.b.s. and sometimes their u.k. here in russia markets are trading in the black the r.t.s. is up on point seven percent my sex has almost a one a half percent black now let's have a look at some individual channels otherwise it's metal stocks are on the rise with metro adding over. five percent post use of world countries among the main game is this it's up more than six percent that's on news over a two and a half billion dollar by five and loophole is also gaining the company plans to invest almost twenty billion dollars on refinery upgrades and ten years but as well as inviting russia to join to create a new or cartel president who charges says that the new organization could protect the interests of the world's biggest producers but it would not be

a while to opec and as well as grand ambitions for oil production in january it said it had a role in saudi arabia a country with launches open or reserves has been pushing foreign partners to increase investments into its resource rich now we know the gold rush is part of that project and the joint venture is expected to start production in me and russian energy giant gazprom has obtained a license to kill one of the country's largest undeveloped gas fields their reserves of coverage to field are estimated at up to two trillion cubic metres enough to meet world gas to man for eight months earlier this year gas from both the siberian deposit from the russian british joint venture tainted a.t.p. pro nearly nine hundred million dollars. so for me this hour joins me for me to do next hour for more business news here on.

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