good to have you with us here on r t our top story the anti wall street campaign that inspired mass protests 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 for as long as it takes to end what they see as a widening economic injustice artie's lucy caffein of has more from new york. well i'm here and see cody park which was the scene of a massive massive turnout of locking might last three protesters over the weekend it was just one of the locations where protesters gather the stop when i'm president and a number of people rallied together to march to times square where they had the birds to show to sort of in some memory shine and quality area with some of the other events that were taking place across the hall part of the occupy wall street movements now we've seen a lot of times was there and office but then why did new york city police department were out this week protesters have easily marched to times square where

the intentions of people that i was a part of was actually trapped by these barricades had their hands held for several hours primeval to the left and right or to get out we saw these officers on horseback nearly each round ball up a number of protesters least officers on scooters had a ran over some protesters there was a total of ninety two are russians part of the occupy wall street gatherings over the weekend here in new york and my witness let one of them in one ear and when we were in times square the number of protesters were sitting peacefully they were taken by the these lambs wirelessly onto the ground and preventing the way we saw the number of protesters violently while they were watching sometimes where we were trying to film what was going on and despite us saying that we are press we're simply here to cover the events they have pushed us back with the tongs and hands they usually use up high tech strobe lights to blinds the cameras that we're able

to film and 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 modeled there was a several thousand protesters that have turned out about one hundred forty. something of them are arrested by the police there is also arrests in denver and in other parts of the country all indicative of the fact that this movement continues to grow 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 us in the u.s. is anger at the government for putting work fire corporate welfare above that of citizens but that point seems lost to much of america's mainstream media so activists are getting creative to get a point across that point as art he's got a chick eon explains. their discontent loud.

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 that 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 economies terms various groups emboldened 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 got a whole. they've lost their jobs they've seen them all short of china it 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 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 then makes it clear that they're not rooting for one particular party it also works against quote political machines and 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 or it's on cardboard on the backs of pizza boxes as we've seen people express that prostration that is the movement grows the ways of getting their message across also mature and as people here say this paper is just the beginning i'm going to check our reporting from washington our to. the banker backlash now resonates well beyond u.s. borders in europe our teams correspondents have been gauging developments there. people in space seem to approach these this movement

a way it does with their hearts and minds really into it they're prepared to stay for as long as it takes until they have their voice heard to watch are on the spot reports from the european capitals by heading on our team. arab league members have decided not to suspend syria from their group but want urgent talks between the government and opposition forces the syrian president moved this weekend to the protesters key demand by promising to draft a new constitution within four months but that's not been enough to appease all of these tests are syria reports from damascus. calls to change and reforms seven months. one of those calls is to create a real pluralistic political system since nine hundred seventy two politics was only open to parties that acknowledged the supreme ruler of the ruling baath party enjoy this coalition and all this for bashar al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party law. for a czar assad al dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance to add

a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend our sham this is 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 council or n.c.c. will not participate and this is not about us not wanting to participate it's about them not being serious about these reforms there's no environment for dialogue the violence must stop political prisoners must be released even though they passed the multi-party law and will draw up a new constitution they do all that under their conditions 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 we bath 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 come to the conclusion that article eight and more dangerous articles in the constitution that article eight are going to be under review we shall have almost a new constitution where a new multi-party system will be achieved without any difficulties perhaps change is coming to syria but the street protests and violent clashes have been dragging on for months some violent 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 those of the national developmental party out there in the final stages of the outlook the process of becoming an efficient little marty 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 but the country's foreign ministry says there is no need for international mediators we hear expert opinion on why two way talks can only lead the roadmap to a dead end. plus russian children are doomed to an early grave even though the incurable condition from which they suffer is treatable and controllable depending on where they live are two reports in a few minutes. but first serves in northern kosovo have been told to remove the barricades near the border with serbia or nato forces will do it for them they were told to clear the roads over the weekend or k. for troops will dismantle them monday trouble flared in july when kosovo police tried to take over two northern border crossings that was resisted by local serbs blockaded the access points nato and e.u. forces then moved in to try and establish control late last month some barricades

were bulldozed leading to violence with peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas on the serbs political analyst nicola ten asset she says that what angers serbs most is the fact that nato is solely serving kosovo officials interests. legally they do have a right to as they say. in war it's the debris to movement on the whole territory of cost of war but the problem is with legitimacy because the therapy and authorities are thought to serve and cost of what do you recognize nato is right and capered is right to enforce the law you can cause that will but the problem is that most need a country the need to recognize did the independent possible of visual and concurrently trying to implement their laws and to establish their checkpoint at the border between north and got some more inventive there beyond and that is what isn't acceptable for the third film caper in itself should it be only nato convoys there would be no problem whatsoever to good old bob the problem is that

they carry in themselves out mainly in officials from the possible government. give us your thoughts on who's to blame for the conflict in kosovo store their own border here's how the votes are stacking up at r.t. dot com forty six percent put the blame on washington for boosting kosovo's independence almost a quarter accuse belgrade of not protecting kosovar serbs the restroom evenly split between saying pristina is allowing the persecution of serbia or blame the e.u. for failing to keep things in order your voice the ballot is on our home page our teeth dot com. well still ahead r.t. speaks with serbia's chief negotiator with kosovo we'll hear about twenty minutes he thinks it's impossible to resolve the situation the way pristina intense. the weeds attempt to create the border between the serbian cause there cannot be a border especially in the area in which we can majority of serbs leaving so do it

cannot be a border because the he's at least fifty lie the second thing is that once you put the cross them off the series then you will put a flag you will put the code of arms then you will put in a so-called cross civil laws and then people who live here will be circled by the something did looks like it was theat the chemical accepted so there has to be a different solution. a senior israeli politician says their conflict with the palestinians could be resolved without outside help the foreign minister says there's no need for mediation from the middle east quartet which is made up of russia the us the un 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 that if negotiations if you look for example a peace really gyptian 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 foe 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. american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know that 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 in the middle east peace twists and turns can be found on our website r t dot com along with many other stories a click away including this ukraine one strays off its streets the country's reportedly burning dogs alive at the hosting the euro two thousand and twelve football final boss. the jolly roger hoisted instead of the bolshevik banner a group from st petersburg have scaled the mast of the russian a revolutionary flag ship or a find out why at r.t. dot com.

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that's. thanks for staying with us here on our t.v. turning now to 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 down the standing against them last week's assault on the city failed with fighters forced to pull back to the strong resistance elsewhere government militia are still struggling to seize cut off his hometown of sirte while in the capital tripoli

bulldozers are busy demolishing the colonel's me compound. the israeli high court will hear four petitions against the deal to free a thousand palestinians in exchange for a captive israeli soldier gilad shalit they want to swap delayed so the list of prisoners can be scrutinized but state prosecution sources say the appeals are likely to be rejected monday the deal should then go ahead with half the palestinians released in exchange for a shell eat on tuesday and the rest freed in december. oil of things resume from the stricken cargo ship that grounded off new zealand but worsening weather could hamper recovery efforts the vessels now leaning steeply and has serious cracks that could break apart at any time about three hundred fifty tons of fuel have spilled into the sea near beaches and killed more than a thousand the sea birds the ship struck a refill most a fortnight ago setting off what new zealand says is that its worst ever maritime environmental disaster. and a tourist bus has overturned on

a highway in central china killing ten and injuring dozens of others most of the passengers were senior citizens not yet clear exactly what caused the crash early reports suggest a tire may have blown on the bus causing it to flip over into a ditch it's china's second fatal bus crash this month. finally in this news block parents of russian children in russia who have a debilitating genetic disorder have another battle to fight access to the lifesaving treatment that could prolong their children's lives as are 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 france through these i.v. line outs to her hold her son p.t.s. will have a chance in life very few people believed would find the money to get somewhere

deep down i think i knew that everything will be fine. one bottle of this drug costs more than x. imus has been makes in the year and their seven year old boy needs four bottles each month diagnosed with hunter syndrome pedia lacks a crucial amazon that house channel toxins out of his body there is no cure but with the treatment that's available patients can leave well into their thirty's and beyond 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 there in the region of repeaters family leaves is an impoverished subsidized area in central russia the only other patient here with conscious syndrome died earlier this year after his mother's frantic search for funds for someone who was at the funeral so as it drove their decision to move to a treatment providing when it's the policy rather than count on the generosity of

the local administration that now did their real region isn't bored she's terrified that her relocation idea will strike other unfortunate families the local authorities have reserved over one million years dollars to buy drugs for peta which should last till the end of next year this is a huge lifesaving news for the boy's parents and friends doctors but they're very reluctant to talk about that they're not superstitious this think we're brave the parents of children with the same condition from the last generous regions of russia tried to move their kids here and in russia the hunter syndrome is it called low. that cancer is on continuing treatment the by the green deal on the number of children for completing. 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 cess on the meat you know unless russia introduces countrywide coverage for huntress and his son was the first in russia to get the drug she believes whole sikh children should be entitled to it regardless of where they happen to be born new previous war i was lucky to get to that i grew to take care of my child much cringe every time i have to talk to mother whose babies deny the truth mint of it and i do realize the life my child but i didn't choose this illness if we could we would definitely have to do something. so an hour after the procedure he is beaming with the energy of a fan of action figures shows me his favorite hero f.a.q. i love him because he is strong you can take down all the monsters he goes on to model it in cliche at one point he's plus to sign hero folds flat on his back brad pitt is quick to prop it up the kind of reaction many parents dealing with hunter

syndrome still waiting to get from their country and some of the art see a real region in central russia sports coming your way in around twenty minutes with andrew farmer including how motor racing is in mourning after a tragic crash in las vegas that killed one of india's car's brightest stars first in the business news with dmitri. thanks matt hello and a warm welcome to business r.t. gazprom is pushing for tax amendments on deals with its of cities which would potentially reduce its tax burden russia's very misty daily reports that gazprom has asked prime minister putin not to apply the new transfer pricing law to subsidiaries ahead of gazprom alexei miller says the new rules which will come into force next year increases price review risks also may jeopardize its gas problems investment program and reduce its market capitalization prime minister putin has

ordered the financial authorities to decide on the proposal by the end of this week . russia's a web search major yandex is teaming up with careers electronics maker samsung companies have announced a strategic partnership for out the c.i.s. countries samsung t.v. sets will be featuring an in-built yandex widget which gives internet access through the company's online services including web search yandex features will also be available on some smartphones in the future in those countries. the outgoing head of the european central bank says it has done everything it could to support financial markets junko true shape points out it's now up to governments to struggle with a stubborn debt crisis and to 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 in 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. to the markets we start with words extending gains from the highest flows in almost a mom's versus a european leaders pledge that in the plan to keep the debt crisis from snapping demand for fuel rents at the moment is that one hundred thirteen dollars thirty four cents light sweet is up more than one dollar twenty cents. european stock

markets are higher on hopes of a euro zone officials are working hard to tackle the sovereign debt crisis the footsies up one percent and a quarter of the dax more than one half percent in asia stocks are all so positive and upbeat sentiment following the g twenty meeting over the weekend text shares are strong in japan sony is adding four point one percent shoppers gaining two point eight percent tokyo limpers however the camera maker is down more than twenty percent after the firm's former c.e.o. said he raised quote serious governance concerns with the company's chairman in hong kong stocks are also higher more than two percent so. this is the picture in the rush of the. hours of trade the r.t.s. is up zero point seven percent m i six is down by just a notch so you get some of the main movers on the markets this burbank among other

financial stocks is up almost two percent of the mining sector polymath was up just point two percent but says the company starts a road show for an additional share placement after listing in london nor snicko is down two percent of two reported a twenty two percent decline in first half term profits. pressures car deal independence is weighing up plans for a stock exchange listing next year it was on daily reports the sale would be run by alpha group which took a stake in the company four years ago fifteen investment banks are reportedly looking over the proposals but analysts warn the timing might not be right for placement with current market volatility and sluggish car industry growth the company said to be value of around seven hundred million dollars. so for now we will be back in around fifty five minutes time with an update the headlines are next with me.

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of the future covered. twelve thirty pm in moscow these are your r.t. headlines anti-corporate protests across the u.s. are past the one month mark and show no sign of abating despite mass arrests at the weekend the occupy wall street movement wants an end to the big banks dominance and as inspired similar rallies around the globe. the syrian president's promise of a constitution gets a mixed response at home aspiring politicians welcome the planned reform is the only way to end the ongoing bloodshed key opposition figures still insist on assad quitting is the only option. serbia braces for renewed tension at kosovo's northern border as nato threatens to move to remove serb barricades monday if they don't deal with them so.