eight am in moscow i'm at très a good to have you with us here on r t our top story the anti wall street campaign that inspired mass protest across the world over the weekend is into its fifth week with more demonstrations planned despite hundreds of arrests in the u.s. and a tough response from police activists are pledging to stay as long as it takes to end what they see as widening economic injustice. has more from new york. well i'm here and see cody park which was the scene of a massive massive turnout of occupy wall street protesters over the weekend it was just one of the locations where protesters gather you stop and i'm precedented a number of people rallied together to march to times square where they had converged to. sort of in some ration and call it bury it with some of the other events that were taking place across all part of the occupy wall street movements now we've seen a lot of hands and office but then why in the new york city police department

throughout this weekend protesters have peacefully marched to times square where the intentions of meatball that i was a part of was actually trapped by these barricades hands there and held for several hours rami able to pull left right or to get out we saw these officers on horseback nearly drowned all of a number of protesters peace officers on scooters had to ran over some protesters there was a total of ninety two are rastus part of the occupy wall street gatherings over this weekend here in new york i witnessed several of them in one instance when we were in times square a number of protestors were sitting peacefully demonstrating turning out true to speak up or of the economic injustice is that they perceive are the issue in this country they were taken by the police clamped violently onto the ground and again and driven away we saw a number of protesters arrested violently while they were marching to times square

the police actually prevented them from turning on several streets and so we were corralled into wrapped her several hours as i mentioned now at one point in time square when we were unable to move the protesters started chanting reciting the first amendment back to the police officers but to no avail we're trying to film what was going on and despite us saying that we are press were simply here to cover the events they have pushed us back with on. in hands they used the exact heights next rope lights to blinds the cameras that were unable to film any. serious visuals of what was actually going on which was unprecedented in my experience here to date meanwhile while these events were happening here in new york the protests continue to grow across the country here in the united states which are toggled there is a several thousand protesters that have turned out about a hundred and forty something of them were arrested by the police there is also arrests in denver and other parts of this time treat all indicative of the fact that this movement in ten years to grow just might. bite the deteriorating weather

it seems like more and more people continue to show alex to support what has really become as mean all of this american occupation the so-called occupy wall street movement how it develops remains to be seen but we will be covering it for you here at r.t. bringing up one of the major grievances uniting protesters across the u.s. is eyeing or at the government for putting corporate welfare above that of citizens not that you pick up by watching the merit much of america's mainstream media so activists are getting creative to get across the point as art he's got a chick young reports. thank you it's very discontent loud. and i and graphic thousands of americans have resorted to banners and t. shirts to get their message across that a frustration with what they see is the government acting on behalf of big corporations rather than the people message which the protesters say their media

failed to deliver the media feels like these kinds of events don't deserve coverage sometimes all you get when you do something this is a photograph and so it's very important for the message to be seen those simple oftentimes handwritten messages that people carry on their chests have often been subject to mockery what is the sign of occupy wall street brother that most of the five of the people that i would talk of what does that mean. it seems the only fault of these people is presented in the american media is that they don't all have a degree in economics and finances and are not able to explain their grievances in professional economists terms various groups in bold to cheer the end of the greatest system known to man and replace it with what who cares let's nap the protests on wall street or mindless and when you ask people in wall street what they want they don't know the acts that took place over the last thirty years with

regards to national debt and debt within the system generally all of these things are very complicated and difficult for the general public to understand and people in the media and people on wall street like it that way because if you don't understand it then you know you don't get what happened but the american people know that they've gotten hosed they've lost their jobs they've seen them offshore to china they've lost their houses they saw a huge run up in home prices that are collapsed and people are saying you know what i know that i've got screwed by all of this but i don't know how i got screwed but americans who took to the streets are looking to express themselves by means. other than motivational p. shirts and banners which as graphic as they are hardly convey the full message of the movement the demonstrators are spreading their own paper now called occupy wall street journal which details what they're unhappy with and makes it clear that they're not rooting for one particular party it also works against quote political

machines in their p.r. slick's taking control of the protest message one word to describe these ongoing protests from the beginning is frustration on their team it's on cardboard on the backs of pizza boxes as we've seen people express that frustration that is the movement grows the ways of getting their message across also much more and as people here say this paper is just the beginning i'm going to check our reporting from last r.t. . the banker backlash is now resonating well beyond u.s. borders in europe our teams correspondents have been gauging developments there. the police have been trying to disperse the last few remaining hundred hardcore protesters these people who are on the streets of madrid today and they believe that their voices aren't being hard to watch are on the spot reports from european capitals by clicking on our team dot com. arab league members have decided not to suspend syria from the group but want urgent talks between the government

and opposition forces syria's president move this weekend to the protesters key demand by promising to draft a new constitution within four months but that's not enough to appease them all as artie's tests are opposed tests are cilia reports from inside syria. case for a change in the forms seven months in. one of those calls is to create a real purist a political system. since nine hundred seventy two politics was only open to parties of knowledge the supreme ruler of the ruling baath party and joined this coalition. and all this for bashar al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party. prisoner side al-din this is a moment he has been waiting for the chance at a movie still syrian politics and what the medical through last year were applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament help create laws and defend our status has visited the new law allows parties that are

open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria. but the newly formed internal opposition the national coordinator and counselor and sisi will not participate and in recent deadly clashes in cities like understand and live the president appointed a committee to draft a new constitution within four months one sticking point is article eight which states that the baath party is the leader of the state and society the opposition argues this undermines the essence of multiple parties you know some some people in the in the party leadership have become to the conclusion have come to the conclusion that article eight and more dangerous articles in the constitution that articulate are going to be under review we should have almost a new constitution where there in new multi-party system would be achieved without

any difficulties perhaps change is coming to syria the sukkot tasm violent clashes have been dragging on for months some vowing they will not stop until bashar al assad steps down. so is it simply too little too late. meetings like this happen on a daily basis from this national developmental party out there in the final stages of the out with the process of becoming an official little party here in syria well after a decade of listening to promises of reform they now feel that this could be real let me set the thing for us are still you are to damascus syria. stay with us here on r.t. still to come israel says the palestinian peace talks are no one else's business the country's foreign ministry says there is no need for international mediators we hear expert opinion on why two way talks could only lead the roadmap to a dead end. plus russian children are doomed to an early death even though the incurable incurable condition they share is treatable and controllable depending on

where they live r.t. reports if you minutes. but first serves in northern kosovo have been told to remove barricades near the border with serbia or nato forces will do it themselves they've been told to clear the roads over the weekend or care for troops will dismantle them monday trouble flared in july when kosovo police try to take over two northern border crossings which was resisted by local serbs were blockaded access for nato and the e.u. forces then moved in to try and establish control late last month some barricades were bulldozers resulting violence peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas against serb political analysts nicol attack message says the what angers serbs the most is the fact that nato is solely serving a kosovo officials interest. legally do have a right to as they say. in war it's the debris to move movement on the whole territory of cost of war but the problem is with legitimacy because the

theory be an authority that would instead of been constable do you recognize nato the right and gave for his right to enforce the law in cost of war but the problem is that most need a country the need to tell. recognized of the independent cost of all of the show and current currently trying to implement their laws and to establish their checkpoint at the border between northern parts the more intently and that is what is an acceptable for the third caper in itself and should it be only nato convoys there would be no problem whatsoever to get all part of the problem if they did carry in them fell out meaning of this show from the possible government. r.t. spoke with serbia as chief negotiator in kosovo you'll hear in about twenty minutes he thinks it's impossible to resolve the situation the way pristina intends to. the attempt to create the border between the serbian cause there cannot be a border especially in area in which we can majority of serbs leaving so do it

cannot be a border because the he's at least fifty like the second thing is that once you put across them officers then you will put a flag then you will political and of arms then you will put so-called possible laws and then people who live here will be circled by something that looks like. the new chemical except so there has to be a different solution. a senior israeli politician says their conflict with palestinians could be resolved without outside help the foreign minister says there is no need for mediation from the middle east quartet made up of russia the us the e.u. and the un but jerusalem post columnist jeff barak says international participation is a must to ensure a lasting peace. the palestinian dispute if it is ever going to be solved will be solved under an international umbrella of course mr lieberman is right in the ideal situation would be nothing better than fisheries and the

palestinians to sit down together and reach a peace agreement between the two of them without the need for international mediation unfortunately however history has shown that this isn't going to be the case and in fact whenever israel has made a peace agreement with another arab country the international community in particular of course the united states has been very much behind this because she ations if you look for example it is really a junction peace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptians it needed the camp david summit and the work of president carter to finalize the deal and in the case of the palestinians or initial contacts between is on the palestinians back at the beginning of the also calls were conducted through secret israeli palestinian charles to get them to any stage towards an agreement needs an international commitment particular as far as israel's concerned with the united states backing israel wants american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know if they have the backing of the

arab world to make the compromises that they'll have to make if there ever is to be a peace agreement between the two sides. more on middle east peace twists and turns can be found on our website we've lined up more world news there for you too that's all a click away at our t.v. dot com including when ukraine wants strays off its streets the country's reportedly burning dog's alive ahead of hosting the euro two thousand and twelve football finals. and people in moscow who are up for a plank prank getting photographed as still life in the city to the gallery and find out why our team. from the days of the manhattan project nine hundred forty to the university of california has been involved through the science it's provision and scientists and

their relationship to the university you see since day one has been in charge of researching designing and testing nuclear weapons and to some extent producing weapons every single on nuclear weapon in cities arsenal was designed by university of california. we don't warm. university of california who was selected as the because the army needed scientists to leave their versity positions. a group of protesters interrupted a university of california border regions meeting to demand the school's severed ties with the nation's nuclear weapons program.

will. remain you. latest in science and technology from the ground. we. covered. thanks for staying with us here on our teacher made out of some other stories making headlines across the globe forces loyal to libya's interim authorities say they've entered bani walid one of the last towns still standing against them last week's assault on the city failed with fighters forced to pull back to the heavy

resistance elsewhere government militias are still struggling to seize could offer his hometown of sirte as pockets of resistance holdout while the capital tripoli bulldozers are now demolishing the colonel's main. israeli high court will hear for petitions against the deal to free a thousand palestinians in exchange for israeli soldier gilad shalit they want the swap delayed so the list of prisoners can be scrutinized but the state prosecutor's office says the appeals are likely to be rejected by the deal should then go ahead with half the palestinians released in exchange for a four shot lead on tuesday and the rest freed in december. oil pumping has resumed from the stricken cargo ship that grounded off new zealand but worsening weather could hamper the recovery effort the vessel is now leaning in steep we have serious cracks and could break apart any time about three hundred fifty tons of fuel have spilled into the sea near beaches and killed more than

a thousand sea birds that ship hit a reef almost a fortnight ago setting off what new zealand says is the worst ever environmental disaster. the parents of children in russia who have a debilitating genetic disorder have to fight another battle access to the treatment that could prolong their young ones lives as artie's oksana boyko reports that medicine is available in russia but not for everyone. for most parents there is hardly anything more sickening than seeing their child in a hospital bad but not for exxon or average drop that runs through these i.v. line outs to her hold her son will have a chance in life. i'm so used to worrying that i still can't fully grasp what is happening very few people believed would find the money somewhere deep down i think i knew that everything will be fine. one bottle of this jar costs more than exxon is husband makes in the year and their seventy year old boy needs full bottles each

month diagnosed with hunter syndrome pedia lacks a crucial amazon that house channel toxins out of his body there's no cure but with the treatment that's available patients can leave well into their thirty's and beyond the loss of getting this drug changes everything both for us as it is doctors and for his family the eight years without this therapy have already damaged his organs but now we have hope of not only stemming the negative symptoms but also reversing some of them they're all region of repeaters family leaves is an impoverished subsidized area in central russia the only other patient here with contra syndrome died earlier this year after his mother's frantic search for funds son who was at the funeral it drove their decision to move to a treatment providing when is the pallet rather than count on the generosity of the local administration but now that their real regent is on board she's terrified that her relocation idea will strike other unfortunate families the local

authorities have her there over one million dollars to buy drugs for peta richard last till the end of next year this is a huge life saving for the boys' parents and doctors but that very reluctant to talk about that they're not superstitious this think we're brave the parents of. children with the same condition from a lot of generous regions of russia tried to move their kids here and in russia the hunter syndrome is still is it called lottery so what is cancer on. treatment the power the gravy on the number of children for completing. a million dollars every year at this exorbitant price tag will be attached to it is live for the rest of his days and while local officials say they're committed to providing his treatment for as long as it takes they say it's already testing the limits of the regional

budget to keep the use other regions have already experienced this once they started treating these patients their number increased several times over if this were to happen here i simply don't know how we would deal with that i think adding two or three such patients would be simply catastrophic but there is nothing we can do to prevent this since the city of moscow started providing treatment for this rare condition a few years ago the number of patients has tripled mainly through migration and it will continue to rise cessna. unless russia introduces country wide coverage for hunter syndrome his son was the first in russia to get the drug she believes all six children should be entitled to it regardless of where they happen to be born new prison i was lucky to live in the city that agreed to take care of my child but cringe every time i have to talk to mother whose baby is denied the treatment i do realize that i love my child costs a lot but who didn't choose this illness if we could we would definitely have to do

something cheaper. an hour after the procedure he is beaming with energy a fan of action figures shows me his favorite hero you think you are not him because he is strong you can take down all the monster. he goes on to model it and clearly at one point he's plus the sun hero falls flat on his bad breath biddies quick to prop it up the kind of reaction many parents dealing with hunter syndrome still waiting to get from their country it's one of our and see our real region in central russia. winter is up next with business stay with us here on r.t. . morning a warm welcome to business r.t. good to have your company the outgoing head of the european central bank says it has done everything it could to support financial markets. points out but it is now

up to governments to struggle with the stop and crisis and that governments are not the bank must be the lender of last resort. if continued activism from the european central bank were to continue in helping out europe with the debt crisis then there would be a moral hazard of sorts whereby countries would start to become too dependent on such assistance from the european central bank and would not. produce enough of an effort in trying to stabilize their own finances and addressing the key ills of the weaker links of the european zone to come out of the crisis so i think it's a signal that is meant to put greater pressure on countries that are experiencing fiscal difficulties in order to get their act together to stabilize the fiscal path to stabilize deficit and to improve the state of their finances. so

you look at the markets this traditionally with commodities oil is extending gains from the highs close in almost a month versus a bullish on crude is european leaders pledged to deliver a plan to keep the crisis from snapping demand for fuel brant is trading at one hundred twelve dollars per barrel light sweet is adding forty cents to eighty seven dollars twenty cents back. to the stock markets now in asia stocks are higher at the start of the week upbeat sentiment is following a g twenty meeting over the weekend in france and is pushing stocks higher sony's adding over four point six percent shelby's gaining two point six. zero over a limpers is shedding twenty two percent after the firm's ex c.e.o. said he had raised quote serious governance concerns with the company's chairman and therefore that was followed by several downgrades of the stock hong kong stocks

are also on the rise with the index adding over one half percent. one half hours ahead of the opening bell here in moscow. the russian markets ended last week with the biggest weekly gain in more than one half years that was boosted by oil and metal stocks the r.t.s. game three point eight percent one of my sex out of more than three percent douglas rolls from the capital expects last week's positive trend to continue into this week. hopefully the market should be quite strong. you know with you know of the world price keeps pushing up further towards you know hundred fifteen or one hundred twenty dollars you know we should see the continuing to you know strengthen in the russian market to. gain back some more ground that it lost over the past month. from business news visit our web site so it's either come forward slash business or join me in around fifteen minutes time i'll be here with nothing.

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world free bonus clothing video for your media projects and free media. time. eight thirty am in moscow the zero r.t. headlines anti-corporate protests across the u.s. have passed the one month mark and show no sign of abating despite mass arrests of the weekend the occupy wall street movement wants an end to the big banks dominance has inspired a similar rallies around the world. syria's president compromise promise of a constitution gets a mixed response at home aspiring politicians are welcome it reform as the only way to end the ongoing bloodshed he opposition figures still insist on assad quitting is the only option. serbia braces for a new tension at kosovo's northern border as nato threatens to remove serbs.