and the russian markets present their biggest drop on monday but with the with my system there r.t.s. was about two percent at the close of play for markets not in about twenty minutes in business. it is just after seven pm on monday here in moscow and this is with me. welcome to the program a defiant occupy wall street has vowed to fight on against the grip of big business this following a weekend of arrests and scuffles with police all across the u.s. the movement that is now a month old is building wide to spread support on four continents and has raised over three hundred thousand dollars in funds. reports from his birthplace that of 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 the stop and i'm precedented a number of people rallied together to march to times square where they had the birds to. sort of in some memory shine and call it airing 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 crowds us than dogs but then why eighteen the new york city police department were out to speak against protesters have a march to times square where the intentions of people that i was a part of this actually just dropped by these barricades and they're calloused for several hours or i mean left right or to get out we saw these officers on horseback nearly drowned all of a number of protesters peace officers on scooters kind of ran over some protesters there was a total of ninety two are rascals part of the occupy wall street gatherings over

this weekend here in new york i witnessed that were all of them in one instance when we were in times square a number of protesters were sitting peacefully they were taken by these lambs violently onto the ground and again to prevent in a way it was on a number of protesters arrested violently while they were fortunate 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 batons and hands they used the as a high tech strobe lights to lines the cameras that were able 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 i mean for the protests continue to grow across the country here in the united states which are there are several thousand protests that have turned out about one hundred forty. something of them were arrested by the police there is also arrests in denver and other parts

of the strategery all indicative of the fact that the spill went continues to grow how it develops remains to be seen but it will be a great for you here and are. indeed auntie's a loose account of reporting right there were a lot of protesters across the u.s. also voicing their anger at the government for putting corporate couldn't sons above those of citizens they say this point is being missed in much of the country's mainstream media so activists are getting rather creative to have the voices heard and thought he's going to check our reports. thank you it's very discontent lousy. guy 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 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 are 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 need. other than motivational 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 political machines in their p.r. slick's taking control of the protest message one word to describe these ongoing

protests from the beginning frustration on their hurts 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 mature and as people here say this paper is just the beginning i'm going to check our reporting from washington hard to. figure out that you can track the developments in the. on our web site. you can also find more reports from lower manhattan expert opinions and a timeline of the events. growing poverty and other. countries waiting for new. jobs and social spending people are still struggling. against their government's economic policies follow the worldwide action against austerity.

nearly ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital nato forces have extended the deadline of the ultimatum for the suburbs of northern cause of to remove barricades near the border with. clear the road blocks by early tuesday or forced removal. following the borderline dispute. the clock is ticking for the serbs living in kosovo on tuesday the ultimatum passes for them to remove the barricades they erected on the main roads of the serve dominated north protesting against christian as attempt to set up customs in this area and to prevent costs of and police officers and custom officers and officials from reaching the checkpoints at the northern border with serbia but we haven't seen any sign of the removal work so far the roadblocks are still there where they've been for the last two months and tensions are boiling as people are getting more and more exhausted and aggressive we are now in the city of maturity in kosovo it's

divided into serbian north and the old ben and south the tories bridge over the eva river that you can see behind me where the separation line lies is currently blocked on the serbian side i hope you can see piles of stones and rubble behind me . vehicles coming from the old ban inside cannot pass here the deadline to take away these very case as well as others there are around ten of them erected throughout kosovo was announced by the cost of zero peacekeeping force known as k for all saturday its commander general druce met with the mayors of four northern kosovo towns claiming k. four need these roads as it needs access for its troops in the north it's currently transporting its soldiers and delivering food fuel and water for those of them stationed in the northern part of kosovo by helicopters which is a very expensive means of travel last month some of the barricades. resulted in

violence peacekeepers used rubber bullets and tear gas against the serbs since kosovo unilaterally proclaimed its independence from serbia in two thousand and eight relations between serbs and albanians live in this region have been tough but following this recent. this huge part of the cost of a mostly populated by serbs relations between the two ethnic groups have only deteriorated and deteriorated dramatically the circumstances right now very complicated and what may look peaceful for now could explode at any time. reporting right there well you can always follow maria's twitter twitter feed for the latest developments from cause of oh we're going to look at them right now here on c she's been tweeting about rising anger amongst the barricades over the ongoing deadlock as nato forces prepare to enact their follow our twitter feed for the

updates. on our website or if you don't call me you can give us your thoughts on who's to blame for the conflict on cause of those northern border here's how the numbers stacking up after you've been taking part in dot com over half of you put the blame on washington boosting cause of those independents eighteen percent accuse belgrade of not protecting calls of our serbs smaller now eleven percent say the e.u. can keep things under control and last but not least the seven percent now thinking that pristina allows the persecution of course right now the ballot is on the home page of dot com. next hour we talked to serve us chief negotiator with kosovo he believes that the ethnic specifics of the north of cause of i mean that a special scenario must be implemented to resolve the tension. right now what christina did was a one sided attempt to change the reality on the ground which is against all the

agreements before and it's against security council resolution for forty four it's against mandate if you like seats against six points playing by the bank you move which was supported by the security council so what they did is actually they try to wait make a one sided step so waited they can see its effect on me and now we should accept a six month. old reserves who live here in the north because the north has its own reality it's really specific it's exclusive in many ways so people here are ethnically moderate and they are united in their leaning toward serbia. and you know we did there are differences there are other parts of this we should have a new fresh attempt to resolve the situation in those gates and to find agreement how those gates would look like who will actually have a chance to manage those gates and by what's rules.

and of the interview is in about an hour and twenty minutes here on our take other arab league countries of cold on the syrian government to start negotiations with the countries opposition the group also decided not to suspend syria as a member and follows a promise from president assad to draft a new constitution within four months and allow a multi-party parliament is a key demands of the protesters but it's also. been finding out in damascus for some this just isn't enough. calls for change in the forms 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 rule of the ruling baath party enjoy this coalition and others for bashar al assad issued a decree passing the multi-party law. for a czar assad aldin this is the moment he has been waiting for a chance at a new voice the syrian politics. realize we're applying to become

a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend us 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 coordination council or n.c.c. will not participate it's 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 the 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 articulate are going to be under review we shall have almost a new constitution where the new multi-party system will be achieved without any difficulties perhaps change is coming to syria but it's true. protests and violent clashes have been dragging on for months some that they will not stop until bush on the side steps down so is it simply too little too late. meetings like this happen on a daily basis from those in the national development party they are in the final stages of the out with the process of becoming an official 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.

syria libya where revolutionary forces have reportedly taking a bunny a lead with fighting still continuing in the area which is one of the last still loyal to the ousted leader moammar gadhafi and a syrian television station which supports libya's old regime has confirmed now that gadhafi is youngest son hummus was killed during fighting meanwhile fighting continues in the colonel's hometown of sirte seen as the last obstacle for the new authorities to declare the country liberated and pushed on with elections debate fucka a red cross spokesperson based in tripoli told us. there are serious concerns about the civilian cost of taking such. as you know there is still a part of the suit that is under heavy fighting for the moment we don't know exactly if that are sincere billions of present in that area and how many in case there are still many that's made excuse me concerned about their conditions inside the city if they are if they are inside now on the other side of course at the

hospital it been seen also because when we were there for the few times that the situation was very difficult at the beginning and it was working under extremely difficult missions we had to evacuate several patients we needed further medical care in hospitals in tripoli we call again upon all the parties fighting in the remaining b.c. try to sit still this isn't the end and then of course we will continue monitoring the situation. that is the source of concern for the us as to today. you with r.t. live from moscow we do have up to date stories and comments and videos on our website. dot com heroes some of the items are waiting for you now twenty seven have a look right here at this club was full of hot young things but the place became one huge sauna after being swamped with boiling water about five hundred people stuck inside. and deadly game follow the story of a russian double agent who played ball with british intelligence new details of

alexander litvinenko. emerge. here with r.t. to stick around for the business in about five minutes time for now israel's foreign minister has lashed out of international policy towards the middle east process in an interview to a russian news agency lieberman said israel's relations with the palestinians are a matter for the two sides in the middle east quartet russia the us the e.u. a new un their help is not needed. a journalist and blogger in tel aviv says that israel's policy depends on the u.s. but the public mood there is strictly anti palestinian. problem is that it can't be resolved right now it can't be resolved with international mediation either because

international mediation is finally taking its lead from the united states and the united states is taking its lead from from pre-election public opinion which is very anti palestinian anti muslim very pro israel because israel is against stands against the same enemy that america has and so america is beholden to this exaggeratedly pro israel and the palestinian attitude and we're america goes the quartet goes so international mediation at least until the election in america is pointless and it can't help. but to think that israel can solve the problem with out international mediation is also impossible but it's to lieberman's liking because lieberman does not want to solve the problem he doesn't want any interference he wants to go on with the occupation as it is. a historical person a swap between israel and hamas is now facing scrutiny the israeli high court is to

go for petitions against the swap of a thousand palestinians in exchange for one israeli soldier gilad schalit they've been filed by an organization representing the families of israelis killed or wounded in palestinian militia they want the list of prisoners to scrutinize now if the deal does go ahead half of the palestinians will be released on choose day while the rest will be freed and december gilad schalit is expected to be returned home during the first phase of the swap. excuse me i have resumed pumping the oil that has been leaking from a ship stuck up for reef just off the northern new zealand coast the operation is complicated by the ship's deteriorating condition and there are fears it could just fall to pieces an estimated three hundred fifty tons of oil have already spilled out into the open sea causing the country's worst maritime environmental disaster the vessel ran aground two weeks ago bad weather has halted attempts to pump out.

thailand continues battling its worst flooding in a half a century with water is now putting the capital. risk heavy downpours and overflowing rivers of lead to the evacuation of the country's key industrial areas raising fears that up to two hundred thousand people could lose their jobs the tragedy has already claimed over three hundred lives the government says damage and losses could total three billion us. for some illnesses in russia where you live is a matter of life and death one debilitating genetic disease suffered by children is very treatable but only if your postcode is the right one looks on a boy who reports. for most parents there's hardly anything more sickening than seeing their child in a hospital bad but not for exxon average drop that runs through these i.v. line outs to her hold her son will have

a chance in life very few people believed would find the money 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's 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 they're all region of repeat his 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 someone who was at the funeral so as it drove their decision to move to a treatment providing when is the policy rather than count on the generosity of the

local administration but now did 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 years dollars to buy drugs for peta richard last till the end of next year this is a huge lifesaving news for the boy's parents and his doctors but they get very reluctant to talk about that they're not superstitious this 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. pettis 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 cessna's on the me unless russia introduces countrywide 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 previously 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 something cheaper. and now after the procedure he is beaming with energy a fan of action figures shows me his favorite hero. i love him because he is strong he can take down all the monsters he goes on to model it in cali at one point he's plus the sun hero falls flat on his back but peter is quick to prop it up the kind

of reaction many parents dealing with hunter syndrome still waiting to get from their country so that we aren't see a real region in central russia. just a few minutes here r.t. it will be time for cross talk and this time around people of our news are all we have guests get to grips with why the protests on wall street brought up to such an extent and then when worldwide are becoming a way after the business with here. thanks farai time for the business update foreign direct investments into russia have grown twenty percent so far this year there was also been outlined by russia's prime minister vladimir putin at a meeting of the foreign investment advisory council are cheese made in the course or has the details. this was an opportunity to review the success of foreign investment in russia as well as plainsong how to improve the climate and that's us

here say there and courage but russia is a growing domestic market but are still concerned with the lack of transparency in the political legislative and misfits of and vironment now they want the government to make it easier for the foreigners to in the past year they mention the migration policy the customs union of the united states is all areas that still need some more work to be done dozens are becoming nations were handed over to my minister vladimir putin and he's concerned promise to not only speak out the process of modernization and that reciprocation of the economy but also simplify bureaucratic procedures and lower end minutes or to barrier such track more investments you know what it could mean we are getting ready to start the common economic zone of russia belarus and kazakhstan next year this deeper integration will allow us to coordinate currency policy unify customs rules and ease bureaucracy we will continue to support both domestic and foreign investors improve the business

climate and seek a substantial increase in investment activity. so but i'm happy to insert that this year the russian economy won't make up for the loss during the financial crisis he pointed out that capital flight remains an issue but there's only one way out and that's a development the mess that markets will investors here said that there remain optimistic about russia's future and the majority of them believe that the russia will become more attractive for the company in the next three years and more than half are already. considering expanding their operations. let's have a look at the markets now oil has slipped from its highest point in a month as germany just dropped hopes for us with present lucian to europe's debt crisis as realistic and branch is losing more than one dollar to trade at one hundred eleven dollars a barrel lights which is trading at eighty six dollars per barrel. just stuck so low in trade after wells fargo the largest u.s. homeland just slumped and germany dumped optimism for

a quick fix to europe's debt crisis. and european stocks have raised gains with the jets losing two percent of the german government spokesman said european leaders will not provide a quick ending to the debt crisis that they are meeting next weekend london's we'll see is under one percent lower. and russia the markets close deeply down off to seeing strong gains last week they are she has lost one hundred percent while the mice extended over two percent in the red let's have a look at some of the individual show moves on the my sense is a raised early gains and two percent down the bank has confirmed it will buy alliance life as insurance business in russia by the end of the year bucking the trend was born in metro the company has started to roll charles for an additional share issue offered a listing of the london nicole was in the negative church. ordered twenty two percent decline in fast half net profit. that's all we have time for now you are up

to date stay tuned for the headlines next with the rory. culture is that so much good music really makes it a lot of people a very early look at the area of discontent all across the globe people are protesting against the political economic and financial status quo is this because of the gloom.

of the. hospital here in moscow you with odds on the research on your headlines now still going strong the occupy wall street movement gains momentum amid criticism that the us media has failed to explain what's really driving americans onto the streets and . nato forces in northern the cause of i extend the deadline by.