at least five hundred activists of occupy wall street were walking through a lower manhattan catch you and show their solidarity with the protesters from oakland california as it is back now citigroup was walking through manhattan and there were helicopters flying overhead we saw riot police come out. and arrest stream of police officers and. the group around there were some scenes of police officers arresting some activists and at some point taking them down to the ground this is six weeks to a move on and that is moral and are larger and louder not just in new york city across the entire country in the past day or so we have seen a huge crackdown now in atlanta an occupy demonstration took place at least fifty activists were arrested there but it was an olympic california that this means many

say looks like something of an urban mors zone odd the occupy activists out there were at least three hundred fifty of them odd got into clashes with the police and the police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the crowd trying to remove the activists from a campground that they stablished two weeks ago in front of city hall at least ninety seven protesters who were arrested but we do know that there was one man shot in the face by river and that was in a rocky the war veteran by the name of it is a former marine two time iraq war veteran and he is now in critical condition from what's being reported he was shot in the head by a police projectile and all right now he's in the hospital in critical condition he was in one of the many iraq war veteran south were peacefully participating in the occupy oakland well. arch so far there is not much images or visuals or video you

can now that showed any of the protesters tactic attacking the police officers in a police in oakland california new york city and throughout the country have been criticised for using brutal force against these activists that are just trying to exercise their freedom of speech but our correspondents have been that the heart of the protests log on to our twitter feed for their fresh firsthand updates. i witness is an oakland have been putting footage online of the police's violent response against activists. one of the latest video on the incident first to report in which an iraqi war veteran was injured in veteran scott olsen is seen lying on the ground when a group of other activists approach him to help. that moment policeman and looks to the pretty aiming at protesters in a flash bombs thrown into the group that goes off immediately. so.

that video. was. so these protests are available what are you tube channel. since the protests began american and british police officer it is have been pressuring the websites owners to move videos similar to the one we just saw but civil liberties campaigner jim killick told r.t. it's for the courts to decide what can or can't go online. it appears that actually what's happening is that the google's own policy is to remove this sort of content which i think actually points to corporate censorship rather than government censorship they should be waiting for the government to ask courts whether this material ought to be taken down or not you tube is a public platform for us all to use and it is wrong for google to start making those judgments without the appearance of a court there is

a framework for that it is called the rule of law if you just say well let's have corporate entities deciding what should or shouldn't be on the web then you have in fact effectively vigilante justice operated by corporate entities and that's wrong . and over on our website we have plenty more on this story including news of the digital help for demonstrators and your cation enjoyed phones called i'm getting arrested lawyers friends and family of protesters being handcuffed in check out the details of. european banks will write off fifty percent of greek debt the deal was reached during an emergency summit in brussels which continue well into the night among other measures you are saying i am there for the country another one hundred billion euro in rescue loans there's also an agreement on expanding the bailout fund to one trillion euros commenting on the deal the french president sarkozy said he plans to turn to china

for help. europe's on this heading to beijing to talk to tension investors and some say the e.u. is going to use the expanded facility to force others to pay for their mistakes. the plan he'd hero in who's going to pay because you're talking about one trillion euro and this is a lot of money even have right now doesn't have the money does the european central bank has the money i guess not and we are talking about leveraging the european financial stability fund and to the other countries like china. india even brazil. or your peers ability to fund it with a very european central bank so i think this is what they want to do not by printing money they want to use to be believed to be different as they

really go to borrow money from outside to finance the deficit of looking countries if you don't have money. to raise the money or pretty. already some. so. i think they were talking among. your peers ability front but for in. leading role because. this is what. you have. you anti crisis plan is effective all not for the austerity hit greek people has to be a long way off finding new ways to survive in hard times as artie's surface reports . they say that time is money for a country where cash is now in short supply time has taken on a whole different value the time bank quick change want to services and sometimes

they give a painting lessons for free but they take your for free also somebody else is. the time banks just one of a growing number of service swapping alternatives that are providing people in greece another way to cope with the tough economic conditions services can include anything from language classes to babysitting all home cooked meals huge huge everything we do without money like looking after people are making things by ourselves for a country in crisis building social unity can prevail extremely hard crisis is a terrible thing because it's fear it divides people from public sector workers to from private sector workers to divide richer workers to poor workers immigrant workers from home workers and that's a terrible thing. for the bass networks have been a great way of bringing together large groups of people the populous slogan here in

greece now is no one's alone in the crisis organizations are arranging swap shops to exchange clothes and one town in greece is even started saying bharti currency we still have the memory of agricultural society. in greece where people used to do things together like we would do the olive tree of my family this week and then next week we go the olive trees of your family and then the next week of the other neighbor so they would exchange services and they like that nicky gives me and her friend alexander he's also a member of the time bank and lesson one of the free services she provides and in exchange alexander helps out with the gardening so the time is repaid it's an amazing way. of receiving finally by giving to the other. many greeks struggle with wage cuts tax increases and with unemployment in

the country now cripplingly high there's been huge interest in the time banks and bars and networks places in aladdin's cave of arts and materials it's no wonder really that this idea of swapping gets in services has proven so popular it's building solidarity as time when the economic situation is extremely uncertain. bassinette works won't solve greece's financial problems they do provide a massive amount of support for the participants it's not to respond to you cannot make crisis in the sense that it's going to overturn the governor but it's giving support to comfort to vote if you like to overturn. terrible economic policies that are being posed by the troika it's giving people support to feel that they can do something with the tough economic times leaving many greeks feeling worthless there is real value in projects like the time bank and with the greek government drowning

in debt these creative solutions are offering not only support but encouragement to the people here which at a time of deep recession proofing priceless commodities surface r.t. athens. and later in the day max kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert look closely at the way greeks of. economic plight. is greece a failed state and i want to answer that from ryan granny in this image here you see right granny well i think she's saying no greece is not a failed state it's an occupied state because they're not asking this question about iceland are they now now because iceland stood up to the bankers whereas greece is still being subjugated by the tyranny of the bankers and there's granny here who you see throwing rocks the police she is a good emblem for what the cops store for them and the politicians agree says the

things heat up in greece hopefully the banks in greece will completely collapse and this will be the only saving grace for greek sovereignty. the family of colonel gadhafi is preparing to sue nato for the air strike on his convoy and that to his violent death at the hands of n.t.s.c. fighters the family lawyer said that the advances actions were clearly aimed at overthrowing the colonel and not protecting civilians while even with gadhafi gone the country's future looks far from secure from tripoli and he said no way since this report. the war is over but the weapons are fully loaded. human rights watch has expressed grave concern about leftover arms in libya their number one fear warehouses thought to hold ground to

air missiles which could in the wrong hands take down passenger aircraft it's through mate so our nato allies in the region which these weapons have been flooding libya and also libya is quite country anyway the population has has quite a lot of light weapons in his possession and those light weapons are becoming a heavy burden on the national transitional council now relying on an army of former rebels for security that would try to control the bens if there is somebody who has worked and we asked him if he has to go towards a shooting like this we are not. checkpoints have been set up across tripoli to check that those carrying weapons have proper documentation and those who do have the paperwork are being called on by the national transition committee to return their arms the question now what if they don't and what does that mean for public gadhafi libya and its stability and now as you can see is

being secured here everything is under control and the only one would think that we will make some mechanism how to give back the weapons but we see something very different i asked this head commander what the plan is to disarm the population that. i swear i don't know if you. look. at a makeshift arms collection center that covers one neighborhood in the capital we are shown this. these are the weapons people brought to me today not many. walk down one block in tripoli and you'll see twice as many firearms. do you know how many weapons there are in the beer i tend to slaughter to have inside leave yeah i think everybody have a weapon some think the front of arms in the country could spell disaster ahead in

the vacuum after gadaffi and post road fault chaos as groups fight out a vicious battle for power. what you have now in libya is schools of armed factions who have no respect for each other and who have no respect for may to actually either they've opportunistically used mates or to achieve some aims and nato has been foolish enough to go along with this so i think what we're going to see now is the intensification of the civil war between increasingly the factions which have overthrown with the gadhafi regime with many libyans not yet ready to say a farewell to arms the empty sea which could only be gadhafi with nato help is now asking the alliance to continue its mission a vivid indication of just how unstable the country is and he said now a r t tripoli. of pepe escobar a columnist and correspondent for the asia times thinks see outlook for the

country's bleak and sees comparisons between what happened in sirte events in iraq seven years ago. lou jet at the end of two thousand and four is seriously in oktober two thousand and eleven what the marines did which was to destroy the norther to say that they t.n.c. a need to did to see it that what gaddafi didn't do when people were saying oh he's going to all massacre in benghazi need to end it here and see the civil war in libya it's already on they will never set up a government because they're militias fighting against militias so what i predict is plunder of the libyan resources nato running libya as a kind of protectorate but with governor hamid karzai style in. tripoli and civil war all over the place i remember you can log on to our website to find out all the latest news and analysis on that and much more besides check out our

cantin gallery to get a fresh take on serious issues from offbeat angle. non-exclusive section on the site. dot com. the amount of money being a siphoned off through bribes paid to globally every yeah stands at almost one trillion dollars according to un estimates the high level of corruption in russia makes it a serious offender but the average rate of bribes growing faster than that of inflation on an anti corruption campaign is gathering pace as artie's diapers cover explains the people involved in the biggest bribery scandals are those who seem best out of voiding prosecution. the cameraman's hands are shaking he's

a police investigator who's come across one of the most ostentatious homes he's ever seen including this swimming pool adorned with press goes in the style of michelangelo what makes this raid so unusual is that the home doesn't belong to a multi billionaire but a humble head teacher of an ordinary state school in moscow. and investigation has initiated a case in the court regarding confiscating confetti and the trust property it's a luxury house and the mosque or region through an apartment in moscow and for expensive cars the man on the run became this rich in just eight is using clever schemes to steal from the school its teachers parents and the state a recent study of everyday corruption claims teachers doctors and traffic police officers are russia's worst bribe takers for the. low level corruption it's a bribe paid to settle everyday issues so it's also known as every day corruption big stalled money for traffic violations provide medical paperwork and inflate

school grades making people pay through the nose people in russia say they're born with corruption and die surrounded by. a bill from literally childhood from school age get used to the idea of breaking laws when they need to get some service and that is an extremely corrupt an attitude that the only positive findings of the research is a growing number of people who consciously resist giving a bribe and a falling number of corrupt the u.s. the average bribe is almost twice as costly as ideas ago. when accused of corruption among his subordinates one of our former police bosses said start with yourself and stop giving bribes out of principle and start doing things legally it may be more difficult but it's worth a try your health care is the most corrupt sector and with bribes to do it over one point two billion dollars last year however the average medical bribe is. relatively small and doctors can go to jail mike said think just. because they work

all day every day corruption is the result of the state's failure to fulfill its social obligations low salaries promote corruption to tackling this low level crime looks as if something is being done while corruption by the bigger fish goes on and checked experts say the everyday corruption is just ten percent of the tutu the rest is initiated not by citizens or businessman but by bureaucrats the internet is full of videos like this one it is also full of stories about teachers and doctors getting arrested and tried but when it comes to arresting officials and their grads it seems the statistics up far less impressive gary bush party moscow was more international news stories for you now flash floods have killed at least nine people left six others missing after torrential rain lashed italy but in debris are now being removed from the areas affected roads and bridges were damaged with several towns in northwest of the country cut off from the outside world rome

has been on. enough is that heavy rains might be on their way to the capital. rescuers in eastern turkey have pulled out a nineteen year old man from the rubble four days after the quake disaster there the frantic search for survivors continues some estimates fear thousands may have died in the disaster the number of dead is now climbed to five hundred becomes a dozen lorries carrying aid for quake victims were looted by survivors. not receiving supplies. business news will be next with korea after a short break stay with us. just

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screen yeah if you want to have sex go and have sex. lives. her welcome to our business update this solve the world's emerging economic powers say though inject cash into the eurozone to stem the debt crisis contagion china has reportedly agreed to invest in the rescue fund whose head is flying to beijing on friday to discuss the country's participation russia's also involved presidential aide a kind of our coverage says that the country could contribute to rescue efforts through the i.m.f. let's see how the markets are performing up to europe agreed a wide ranging deal to fight the sovereign debt crisis asia's trading higher the nikkei game's over. over two percent this hour and the hang seng is over

three percent in the black as well banks take center stage in hong kong as some major lenders announced earnings late tuesday agricultural bank of china is up four percent up to posting a forecast beating forty percent rise in third quarter net profit but bank of china is losing two percent after its nine percent profit rise. and those projections olympus is climbing seventeen percent in tokyo after the firm's chairman resigned. now here's europe where stocks saw a news that eurozone leaders cleared a key hurdle in the resolution of europe's debt crisis they agreed to a fifty percent reduction in the value of greek debt by private investors the news broad german dax up three and a half percent on the footsie is over two percent in the black this hour and oil is rebounding from the biggest drop this month on speculation the u.s. economy is recovering investors are waiting for

a report that may show the column expanded the prosperous rate this year in the third quarter light sweet is trading at ninety two dollars a barrel brant is that one hundred and ten dollars per barrel now russian stocks are climbing in morning trading energy stocks among the top gainers let's take a look at some individual channels on the minds x. among the blue chips and banks are on the rise on paul. news from europe where bank is adding more than three percent stronger oil is supporting energy majors with gas problems up around four percent and in other sectors mug needs is up two and a half percent after it reported a thirteen percent increase and a third quarters net profit that's under russia's accounting standards twelve douglas from world capital expects the positive trend to continue and advises how to cast him. i would be moving money into a russian banks you know which are all quite cheap they're all trading it. was the no one times next year's books. which are quite to the cheap levels gazprom also

looks quite brilliant especially in fall it follows through with the sense that it might double its dividend payout the year the stock is cheap and in any event you know and should benefit from all the strong you know strong commodity prices for russia's public transport maybe going out trick joint venture between roofs not on china's thunder sky group has lost production of a new generation of batteries and siberia they will enable a bus to run two hundred fifty kilometers without recharging the project is worth more than four hundred fifty million dollars and the c.e.o. of the venture says it has great export potential. getting one gets. maybe so we did the press said gold bosses mosco can be electric and the process is your stage and second of all. the same program why it's blend you know it's abuse really produce a pickup by city but there is nobody there were produced it and this will be the

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market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. that type a recap of the main stories we're covering today. fresh arrests of

protesters in new york hundreds of solidarity in the streets of oakland a day earlier rally in the california city was dispersed. using flash grenades and tear gas. could offer family plans to sue nato for breaking a u.n. mandate by striking a convoy as it was trying to meet. also being blamed for the flood of weapons on the streets many fear it would lead to new violence. and pressure on e.u. leaders to take crisis solving steps funny results but they reached a deal to write off the greek debt and give the struggling country another one hundred billion rescue that. europe's financial woes are intensifying in the u.k. to leave the book thanks to r.t. explores the possibility of this happening in the future of the euro with the daily telegraph who's one of britain.