it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching our marina joshie today we take a look at the week's top stories and this week marked the end of colonel gadhafi as grip on libya but the mystery surrounding his death in captivity has sparked international calls for an investigation with the official account that he was killed in a crossfire widely questioned the b. is now looking to hold elections within eight months but as artie's and he's now reports from tripoli there is much cynicism over whether things will change post gadhafi. not so long ago with handshakes and hugs now it's his head. and his family and a lot of tales to tell about just foreign involvements and fact that though he was always portrayed as a great guy who you also played a lot of footsie and panky with western powers. graphic gruesome footage of gadhafi went viral as news of his death spread after months of being number one nato hit list under the banner humanitarian mission oh we came we saw

he died. have anything to do with your visit. libya's and t.c. claims he was killed in crossfire but edited video begs to differ that show here clearly wiping blunt from his head then clearly dead look at those movies of the footage shown on t.v. proves that he was captured alive and well indeed and after that he was killed. so the pressure is growing for an investigation for find out if gadhafi died as clinton put it or was executed the u.n. human rights organization should all push not only for investigation of the death of gadhafi and certainly the. many other libyan members of the. that supported. but also the bombings that they thought inflicted in libya that

destroyed so many of the b. as infrastructure and also so many libyan civilians who died in the u.s. who were killed in the. alliance officials claim the mission in libya is coming to remand the no fly zone will be reviewed at the u.n. security council but many believe this is only the end of gadhafi and the beginning of a new era of crisis libya is in for a period of horrendous chaos after the nato by. i mean the it's brought parts of libya back to the stone age some say the race for the country's oil has kicked off france is already demanding thirty five percent of libya's gross national gross oil production and i suspect that the people of libya will be furious and outraged that they are paying france for having bought the infrastructure having destroyed the schools the hospitals the the water supply and a country united in hatred for gadhafi might not stand together now that he's gone

all these these different groups who were held together but one thing and that was a group of coffee that's gone away you can redirect their anger at each other and i think. chaos ensues and political instability there's a lot of people looking back on libya. and. where now and that is not a great celebrations continued throughout the week cross the country and it seems few people here are really thinking about the future going to libya without gadhafi it really means for them a country with no leader a lot of weapons and even more oil reporting from tripoli and he's now a party. also follow our correspondent in the viennese now we switch our stream is bringing you the latest developments from the country so take a look at. the u.s. greeted the death of gadhafi with jubilation president barack obama calling it

a strong reminder of america's leadership in the world british m.p. jeremy corbyn says he believes colonel gadhafi should have sued trial. there is this footage of him apparently in the back of a truck in the town surrounded by a very angry mob but the assumption that this is that he was killed by the small sometime shortly after that he should treat it as a prisoner. interview contrary going to be brought in and if you close is really taking the place of the look for he was indeed killed in the back of a truck and this really does raise some questions should become. the t.n.c. forces and what libya is going to be like not just tomorrow but next month next year and in the next ten years because clearly there is a need for a stable government in libya there is a need for a democratic government in libya there's need for an investigation into human rights to for good reason to use this in the past but there's an awful lot of an

awful lot of irregular forces out there otherwise the alternative is some ghastly descent into war with all the many armaments that there are there already in libya . greece remains the epicenter of the eurozone debt crisis this week and the descent of the stairs the measures was voted in by parliament all but securing the next installment of be a while cash from the e.u. however the resulting violent protests math and sam beyond show the public is at breaking point artists are first is in the greek capital. protests that become a regular occurrence very very high in these fights the same it's growing public anger that is of us there is a lot that means that the people here in the country that's been cut so that wages by around thirty percent in most cases on top of that cuts like the pension cuts the public spending unemployment here in the country is cripplingly farai we see in

the emergence of a new generation of these messes really these things have affected everyone here ingrate. i've been. here almost up to that good. and i asked you are you gonna come up oh sorry five one of the nice one of the people who want to fight peacefully because we want our lives conned by. the young and the o. s. people from week life to institute a pay test and largest police a scene since the crisis began one of the nice violent sweet footprints very far it's it wasn't to be thank you once again boiling eva with fights breaking out not just with the police but in the us the pay test is in cells the greek society is facing a social disaster for the past two years we've received austerity package after

austerity package people are beyond third breaking point they cannot stand it anymore. it's not just the phrase has it isn't enough. they did they cost the government this is did it plays out of position and the saying he thinks that in asia business struggling with the clintons he's not the only one speaking to police major after the protests at the start of the month tell me it's the pressure teeth of the riot police involved in these events you know. it is very hard to describe the feelings of the policeman because there are two a social and a professional group who are suffering by the economic measures to the government has to take me sometimes it is really hard for them to take part in these protests as a working people but once more they had to take to the streets to protest that pay test is that even though they still wanted to make their point peacefully the rest of europe and the i think it's going to be watching this very closely because this isn't just a problem that affects greece it is

a situation that affects the entire year and so you can see what the people in the country right now willing to give a friend to have. at that point. the people here again have to wait a while long that see if they will and now it's be ready to listen. to me. marathon negotiations in brussels or try to solve the eurozone debt crisis a year leaders said the banks have to raise more than one hundred billion euros to withstand possible losses to and data countries such as greece but any idea they come up was to help the euro zone or athens will be obsolete says financial analyst patrick. i think we're actually coming close to the end because ultimately the greek economy is in such a mess there's simply nothing can be done i mean what we're trying to do here is jake the world's most obese person to give them a crash diet so they're going to turn into i don't know cindy crawford by the end

of next year i mean it's simply impossible you can't do that the greek railways for example i mean the salary bill something like a hundred million euros the total amount of income is like one hundred million euros. it costs about seven hundred million euros i believe to run the railway system you come up possibly manage to change those numbers in such a short period of time the simple truth is greece has too much debt no matter of belt tightening is going to change it knowing what's going to happen news we're going to have to take what we call in banking terms that haircut on the debt and ultimately it's not going to be cutting of the hair a lot of people are going to be left somewhat bald. so i have for you this hour here in our t.v. triumphant return. to let me play is really not embarrassed to see the government on their country for not doing enough for my son for the rest of those years i don't archon israeli soldier gilad shalit comes home after being strange for a thousand palestinian prisoners maybe some families too few of their lost children

have been for god. and a wall street protesters warn that americans are under attack from banks that thing up their profits while they're tightening their belts. nato led forces in casa have failed to remove barricades put up by ethnic serbs at a disputed border crossing serbs set up the roadblocks back in july when costs of our authorities began to install their own customs controls our just worry if an option a has a story. as months of tension between serbs and nicole bell and of course worse continue roads in northern course they remain closed for some serbs are fortifying their barricades and see themselves again as victims of history these cartoon rates were defeated your grandad we defeated your father's will win again local serbs compare the nature led peacekeeping force in kosovo ok for the fascist occupiers of

the past they will then why do they think that they can come and take our land serbia's our home we don't want to live in albania so look how they aren't there we have nothing but flag and think their god some two hundred meters away they took a four soldiers keep watching i would be sweet solution by taught by an agreement which i did all is in the last week but if that is not to be reached i have to be on my own i have to do fall back on my old needs. some of them are. going to be no surprise the generals only means a military once the status quo northern course of a remains the standoff between k. four soldiers and local serbs are real is no closer to resolution but people from both sides of the barricades glad to avoid any further violence but away from media glare hostility is common place this twenty three year old syrian man who was with

his father when he was shot just three weeks ago visiting an old ben village in courses south where serbs a minority living in tiny and claves i was waiting for him in a car i saw him coming out of the albini and cafeteria when i heard two gunshots and my dad fall down i wanted to him but i was worried he died immediately i didn't even say goodbye to him. nobody voice shows us his wounds he was shocked when his father's killers try. to eliminate the only witness i will never return to the place. i'm worrying about my family and myself in a separate incident just last week another unarmed serb was killed in a confrontation with a local these two men together with their friend mere drug they follow the big family went to see what used to be served land now owned by ethnic albanians since serbs fled after nature's nine hundred ninety nine bombing of yugoslavia they were

stopped by the new york hire we talked for five minutes then he said he needed to come back to his car to take his son from but came back instead with a kalashnikov do you want your mum barky shouted and started farming us on drug was killed at the scene the man who just lost their friends they there is only one reason he was killed but just because we are serbs periods eleven years after the end of major conflict here and despite the presence of international peacekeepers violence seems to be still part of everyday life for some in this troubled breakaway province and there is little sign that's like to change or if nationality courser. ok for troops resorted to tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowd serves as the blockade in northern ca civil servant political analyst alexander pavitra claims concessions to broker

a peaceful solution were made by foreign peacekeepers still attacked. they're not going to stop now that's for sure it's just a matter of who will be more stubborn the serbs for defending their own land or the nato forces sent here from who knows where the serbs have tried to negotiate there even though they've even tried to give concessions in the sense that they're willing to let supply convoys pass and supplies the nato troops what they're not willing to do is allow albanian so-called customs officials from taking the border between call civil war and the rest of serbia and this is something that they're not going to back away from so this is why we can expect more conflict because obviously nato is acting as the infantry of. the government in prishtina there isn't going to be any membership that's the biggest issue of all i mean it's does anyone think it's realistic for a place like also to be part of i mean two thirds of the heroin coming from

understanding to europe those two possible it's a place with the highest crime rate probably in the world you know the capital of arms human smuggling human organ smuggling and trafficking this place would never get into the e.u. and the e.u. obviously has no plans of including serbia there either so you know this is just a game it's just the membership is just being used as a means of it for extracting concessions from belgrade and of giving the albanians normal average albanians the illusion that they're actually going to get something down the road when it when it would be much easier for them to just come to peace with their serbian neighbors. now it's been hailed as a story of middle east prisoner exchange with over a thousand palestinians being swapped for just one israeli soldier gilad shalit was freed following five years in captivity and a massive campaign for his release in israel but his home coming is left many jewish families bitter spotlessly are now. every day.

comes here to a place that looks after israeli soldiers who are alone in the country or who come from difficult backgrounds but being here is often more of a comfort to him than the youngsters he hopes because it brings him and that little bit closer to his son mashpee who disappeared one year before gilad shalit was taken hostage we are modern or much i have served this all over and over again the government and the country are not doing enough from ours do you there is the media you know as the option it gave to the saudi family there are at the moment seven israeli soldiers who've been kidnapped or who missing in action nazmi son measure disappeared while hitchhiking to his army base major want to ride was captured twenty five years ago off his aircraft was shot down over lebanon these are the last pictures of him alive taken in a prison in iran guy have a disappeared fourteen years ago he was last seen at his army base one kilometer from the syrian border. it's infuriating it's an acceptable that after fourteen

years the government still has nothing to tell us our demand is that the government bring us any information is a live dead here in lebanon and syria just bring it with they've brought us nothing . so certain her son is still alive and while she's pleased gilad is coming home she's disillusioned in a government that made it possible for him but not for her son. it's about media attention b.r. how do lots nearly succeeded in marketing their son we saw it as a family this was a gross we thought it was enough the guy was an i.d.f. soldier in uniform but we were wrong very very wrong. this is a country that depends on its army for its survival is an unwritten code that every soldier who goes to war must be brought back home that's what the heart of the

freed. actually campaigned for nearly two years his way in his family and so forth and down here in front of the prime minister's office every morning when the time they are left his home he was reminded about the soldier who could not return to his beloved i'm not embarrassed to say that the government and the country are not doing enough for my son and the rest of those missing in action it is important for us to bring our soldiers home parents who send their sons to war we need to knowledge that the country will do everything possible to get them back org it's done just that in the case of gilad shalit but at what cost will militancy now be empowered to kidnap and nothing israeli soldier and will israel be willing to pay this price again. for more in-depth coverage and exclusive food and head to our web site r t v dot com. jane iraq's refusal to grant u.s. soldiers an extended stay with diplomatic immunity means the troops are adding home

you'll find the war online or to dot com also the heart of moscow all alone unaided and grandiose laser show check out this spectacular video and call it an hour you tube channel. earlier in the week around five hundred people marched through new york against tough police tactics in dispersing anti-corporate protests friday over thirty occupy wall street activists were arrested demonstrators complain police are taking to having an approach to they are continuing peaceful rallies it's week five of the occupy wall street protest against global banks and washington's inability to do something about it and the growing gap between rich and poor is something which could cost the government dear as town now explains. a class war seemed impossible in a country where being wealthy east part of the national green. thousands march on wall street and in other parts of america protesting against the system that they

claim works only for the benefit of the few super rich individuals and corporations many ask whether america is facing a class war that at a time when the rich are getting richer while the middle class is collapsing class war is being waged in a burka today unfortunately the old saw is what the so-called one percent of winners are the nation's top corporations which this year the economy is very slow growth of non the less made record profits the things to various loopholes many of these corporations pay little or nothing in the corporations say they need the tax breaks to be able to invest more in to hire more america's second largest energy producers chevron is now lobbying not to let the government taxes. more and to my question how many americans has chevron hired since the tax breaks were introduced in two thousand and four the c.e.o. of the company said speech there were up slightly a few thousand in our upstream business over the years but not significantly not

significantly on our chevron payroll a few thousand jobs for the billions of dollars in tax stimulus that the government gave the economy same erika's largest corporations are sitting on more than three trillion dollars and not investing in the economy unemployment in the us remains over nine percent when we live in a nation where corporations could profit off a child dying at the same time with their parents into bankruptcy because they're trying to pay for these kids medical bills. what does that say about our country the wall street answer to people's rage if you kill all three will be nobody held three jobs but as one of the protesters tried to put a word of objection with all it all done all done it's not your show monkey i'm talking to these people hold on i'm not talking to you you can. talk you through your personal success and money have always being part of the american dream the

rich the aspiration to become rich is deeply ingrained in american society and widely promoted by pop culture but those who took to the streets have made it clear that the situation when the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer is not their idea of the american dream in fact it could be the end of it and the beginning of a class war i'm going to check our reporting from washington our team. now brief look at some other stories from around the world polls have opened in tunisia vote to elect a constitutional assembly nine months after the first arab spring revolution saw a long time dictator step down to nations are faced with overwhelming choice more than one hundred parties and ten thousand candidates are competing for one hundred ninety nine seats in san the. the first duty once the body is elected will be the redrafting of tunisia's constitution. at a function germany german satellite has started its reentry into earth's atmosphere

after more than ten years of an activity most of it will burn up during re-entry but up to thirty fragments including a one point seven ton telescope mirror could crash on the surface. scientists are no longer able to communicate with the satellite but say debris could land anywhere from northern europe to the tip of lead in america the german air space center says the likelihood of a person getting injured is extremely low. turkish soldiers have killed at least forty nine kurdish rebels in a massive air and ground offensive near the iraq border and there were several operations were launched earlier this week as a response to the death of twenty four soldiers killed by fighters of the kurdistan workers party turkey has reportedly mobilized ten thousand troops in southeastern turkey and across the border in iraq. thailand's prime minister says the worst floods to hit the country in sixty years will likely take six weeks to recede

at least three hundred fifty six people have lost their lives so far a number of which has been growing day by day over one hundred ten thousand have been displaced from their water logged homes the country is also faced was the heavy price tag of building the cost of damage to factories homes and farmland is estimated and billions of dollars. on friday a russian so yes rocket lifted off a space base in the tropics carrying the first parts of a european satellite navigation system powered through heavy rain after a one day delay daniel bushell watched it go. it was the launch of a new russian space history the first ever liftoff of a soyuz rocket in the west confirms its position as the leader in the field it's one thousand seven hundred successful takeoffs way ahead of any other rival so when the french led team began plans to send galileo satellites into orbit it was first

choice when we needed it. here and we immediately thought of show you which galileo is europe's new answer to america's g.p.s. navigation system promising much greater accuracy and reliability with so used to launch it the e.u. is confident say use is one of the best launch on the on the size so we put together the best competitive team and together we can be the best and beat all the older compare all the open and the soyuz and its launch assembly have had to be specially adapted to handle the challenges brought by the tropical climate of four cry from its sister sites in russia's north and the depths of kazakstan the soil to needed some work including clearance of one hundred twenty hectares of jungle forest for the launch under a new agreement soyuz is to send many more satellites for europe into orbit from

the site with much of the equipment being built in russia and then shipped to french guy on a a massive boost for the russian space industry as for the future well speaking only about french gran and crew. there's a contract term contract for fifty or so years can you imagine fifty or so years which means that for the minimum six seven years. and the moscow factories they will be fully engaged and they have lots of work to do this success cements the reputation of so. as the world's top space program but it's also turns a new page in relations between the european union and russia senior figures with the two and expressed optimism for the new corporation the two galileo satellites into the little bit without a glitch to the cheers of the launch team and guests in russian soyuz means union

and both the e.u. and russia will be hoping the project will indeed mean a union of interests and close a partnership the new bushel altie french guiana. is the occupy wall street movement going to change the face of america and that's a question we're asking our interview in a few minutes but before that all day here are the week's out stories.

mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range and free. free studio time free. old free broadcast quality video for your media projects for free media and don carty dot com. welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the week's top stories nato was preparing to leave libya after the killing of colonel gadhafi but there are fears the country could now be plunged into a chaos of mob rule. these leaders brainstorm ways to save the euro zone and slash

greece's enormous debt comes after the greek government approved more cards to secure a bailout leading to a two day strike clashes with police. and six are mandated from dismantling their barricades at a disputed border crossing in more than cost of all on friday peacekeeping troops used tear gas to disperse hundreds of locals. call the occupy wall street movement is now well into its six week and is not slowing down next r.t. talks to author and blogger james calls lore about the phenomenon and how it could influence america's future. are two sitting down with author blogger and public speaker james howard kunstler so thanks so much for joining us it's good to be here let's get started with the occupy wall street movement we've seen many media outlets try to ridicule them.