the first arrests as a mass demonstration gets underway in new york as anti-corporate protesters start their ten thousand strong march to mark two months of rallies where their ally. russia says syria's leaders any opposition are the only ones who can end the country's lethal violence while arab states urge britain to captain the diplomacy against damascus the patients are running out on one of europe's strongest economies the netherlands calls for weak countries to be kicked out of the euro well anti austerity protests well in italy and here in greece that you're looking at live which are among the country's worst hit by the crisis the crowds begin to gather we'll bring you there live as it happens. despite some reports of potential

delays the new york stock exchange opens on time it's trading a little low but that's nothing to be unexpected more on that in twenty minutes. seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story of violent arrests are happening in new york where a huge anti wall street rally is currently underway hundreds of activists marching across the city pledging to occupy streets bridges tunnels the subway in protest against economic inequality artie's maureen important on the street she's downtown in lower manhattan joins us live so demonstrators promised the biggest action since the movement started two months ago what's going on right now. well mary i think

it's safe to say it's not just it's not hundreds of thousands of protesters now taking to the streets it's hard to follow all the crowds that are gathering in different parts of lower manhattan and the amount of soft servers that are following and as you mentioned the thing with them we have babies arrest take place please take these filings arrest even for these you know the beating or dragging the protesters the activists seeking partly by demonstration some time believe some cops stumbling for the protesters to the ground dragging them away we saw a bus full of arrested people drive off there's a human chains that was formed by people like arms including elderly women that. my colleague artist was by that you see popping off in the middle of all these demonstrations it was also hit by a police baton so clearly also getting not and probably in the crowd but

the crackdown against this peaceful movement there have been pushing matches something masters from the police and up to this right here where i'm standing just about thirty minutes ago hundreds were blocking the sidewalk and attempted to get on the street at that point the cops now began pushing and shoving the opposite this one said to the other we're going to get them soon insinuating that it might be some type of arrests but at this point there was no larger crowd gathering and walking through lower manhattan as this. is underway beginning on wall street the heart of the i never have you know there's been a wave of police raids on several occupy camps throughout u.s. cities but it doesn't seem to be taking the wind out of the protesters sales all about much in fact the protesters there in new york calling on other action to go on cities around the u.s. and the world but take us through how they're trying to make their presence felt.

well today begins on wall street but it doesn't end there throughout the day supporters and activists participating in the op ed movement plans to occupy the subways at the minimum of sixteen stations throughout new york city and now for that he will move on to the park where students will be joining the activists of the occupy movement with their own grievances talking about to wish him hikes and and student loans and student debts and then it will all culminate at five pm new york city time where you unions will be joining the occupy movement in our heart hour in lower manhattan and the entire group plans to walk across the brooklyn bridge as our viewers may remember the last was the occupy movement made over the brooklyn bridge eight hundred people were arrested dozens were injured by police officers that incident is what catapulted this movement to an international level

and corner support nationally and internationally for the grievances that have been forced by the occupy wall street movement so we'll be following this story throughout the day we'll be updating our viewers around how what how things are proceeding we're going to i know you have your package to read into before you get to that they say they want to occupy the subways is i mean they're trying to keep people from getting to the subways or just protest at the subway stops one of the actually talking about their. open book i'm talking about specifically is the fact that the optimists are going to be inside the subways fighting and at different platforms handing out information about their movement in forming people what occupy wall street and the occupation movements nationwide are all about how is that it's not just stuff it's not just about people sitting in parks and camping out it's about trying to seem to the u.s.

system that is where this movement all began eight weeks ago and if we do have my report by play that out and update our viewers what is transpired in the past eight weeks true we're going to wrap it up there thanks very much art he's a marine important life for us in new york thank you. well robert david. and former intelligence officer the u.s. government that maybe citing some of the violence you can't screw all of the people all of the time and get away with it goldman sachs and the banks and the u.s. government have gone way over the line in terms of being irresponsible. what we would call r c corn. this is also not a u.s. organization it is a global organization and it differs from the tea party in that the tea party loves the republican corruption they just don't like the democratic corruption occupies against all forms of corruption and one of the nicest things about oakland is that they have developed a very fine technique for basically researching and photographing all prior known

police officers and then signing them when they're undercover the police are not good at undercover work but i still remember introducing the u.s. government to hackers in one thousand nine hundred four in the u.s. government undercover president consisted of two guys with very short hair white t. shirts shorts and black shoes that was their version of undercover at the time and we also it was very sunny the u.s. government actually stinks at clandestine human intelligence and it stinks at counterintelligence. what they're doing though is they're inciting violence there is a massive information operations campaign against this group. and of course the corporate media in the united states is completely owned by wall street and in the next hour rapper immortal technique tells us why he thinks the occupy movement is about american civil rights. the idea of america is to give

democracy and freedom to people but i think that now more than ever it's become about placating people and about supply so they don't put the amount of freedom that their parents are almost like when put into that you seem to know your rights that happens more and more i mean even if you want to make this entirely about occupy wall street and even the people that are down to each and every single occupy wall street that are sitting there holding the law that little clique still see this civil rights every single this ill see excuses left and right now we want to clean the ball so we're going to have to move everyone out. britain are reportedly being urged by jordan's king abdullah to take the lead in a diplomatic drive against syria after the u.k.'s key role and bombing of libya's colonel qadhafi international pressure continues to pile on president assad who's

been given till saturday to help crackdowns on protesters or face further isolation this is russia warns against anyone taking sides or he's our planet has more from london. britain's been picked as team captain along with france quite least one arab country to lead a libya style contact group now their task at the moment is a diplomatic one to coordinate policy between arab countries and the west and what will be a verbal offensive putting pressure on prison and sad it could indeed end with him being forced to step down over details of this most following a meeting between the british prime minister david cameron and king abdullah of jordan earlier that that took place earlier this week in london king abdullah is actually the first arab leader to publicly called for president assad to step down that he's believed also to prefer britain and france over america to lead any such mission because of their success they had in libya where they led military intervention that ousted colonel gadhafi now there's no mention of any such

military activity with syria at the moment at the moment this is clearly the offensive is clearly verbal but that is of course how the libya intervention and an operation started is already several similarities france and will have already recalled their ambassador from the masses and of course the timing with the militarization of the opposition which would make any kind of intervention a lot easier to support now russia they see it as a two way street because both sides are guilty of violence the free syrian army which is one of the main opposition groups that in syria the moment is largely made up now of defectors from the syrian army. we suggested in order to put in place all countries concerned with a peaceful outcome of the lawlessness and serious should demand not only from the syrian authorities but also from the opposition to stop the violence the ongoing attacks on government buildings in syria look like a civil war. and what could hamper any dialogue is the patience of the peace brokers the arab league which is already approached britain to lead

a lead list of contact a contact group suggests that this could be a last ditch diplomatic attempt by them. as we've heard the political sounds are shifting in the region with many of syria's neighbors taking measures against the assad regime. there are fears that those these moves may actually make the situation worse. so the arab league votes and then a senior turkish official openly discusses the possibility of imposing a buffer zone on the syrian side of the border to give same shri to refugees in other words direct military action boy repeatability it's an aria that seems likely to get the nod but it is not a demand for reform it is. a good thing which is very. very risky to the whole region even in israel syria's archenemy some would rather aside stayed in power but we also have been doing us

a favor israel israel favor of course is not understood this way calmly but eventually begin to. control the very go and put the pressure on assad continues to mount tookie which once supported his government says it plans to suspend joint oil exploration and is considering stopping electricity supplies to syria just the latest in a long list of sanctions already imposed on the country the sanctions may be a way for the powerful western countries to exert some sort of pressure over syrian government but really the people are the ones who suffer by not being able to have medicines by now the have certain technology is there may be required to save lives one human rights group the syrian observatory one buffer zone and a libyan style no fly zone but western leaders have realized that unlike in libya they cannot push for a no fly zone at the u.n. security council this time around because of russia's how to veto it and while the arab league has stopped short of calling for syrian president bashar assad's

departure critics say the stance is nothing short of hypocrisy they have no democracy or at least they don't have some of them they don't have. constitutional and at the same time period. and to. develop their democracy that they're having ironic and. what's more assad is shown he's willing to conduct reforms his government announced the release of one thousand prisoners after previously green to admit five hundred arab league appointed observers this is you know a sign assad is is still in he still concerned about what his neighbors think and he still. under some sort of willingness to negotiate but it's not clear the arab league has the patience to listen and neither to western leaders who decided a long time ago aside needs to go and without the option to do it through the united nations the arab league is then we expressed option police here are t.

tel aviv. lindsey german from the start the war coalition says the lessons of libya should be work the arab league. as it was in libya has been used the ideas of the arab league against syria there must be something dreadfully wrong with syria we should learn the lessons of libya what thousands and thousands of civilians died after the nato bombing. and nato bombing or any other intervention any other military intervention in syria will have even more serious consequences because of the regional settle the whole question of iran the whole question of israel will come much much more to the fore and absolute will lead to a much more substantial war in the region which is the last thing that anybody really needs. and i website argy dot com we're asking what you think will happen next in syria so far almost forty percent of all online poll respondents are

convinced that nato will step in either with or without u.n. backing to topple assad twenty three percent say nato wouldn't get involved militarily out of fear of sparking a bloody new war in the region the other fifty think syria is too strong and assad has too much power to be overthrown and about the same about taking nato will intervene and oust the sod with u.n. backing that's how it stacks up right now log on to tell us what you think. thousands of greeks are taken to the streets of athens in a warning to the new prime minister lucas papademos this is a live pictures from the after the streets you're looking at is anti austerity protesters are who are to force home the message to parliament that years of recession tax hikes and budget cuts are in their will in their eyes unacceptable thousands of police are monitoring the demonstrators here and you will rally commemorates greece's bloody nineteen seventy three student uprising that helped topple the country's military junta although the day usually descends into violent

anti-government protests we'll keep an eye on this as it develops. turning to italy though thousands of university students marched against budget cuts and the lack of jobs in the country this powers the new prime minister mario monti his maiden speech to parliament where he pledged to push through austerity measures huge sacrifices for ordinary people cracks are widening elsewhere in the eurozone with a blow from one of its strongest members the dutch prime minister wants countries to be able to kick others out of the currency while leaving only the most robust economies standing archy's daniel bushell reports from the hague. the worst day years for the euro that's how one bank called news that the netherlands considered the second strongest economy in the single currency the seen its boring course braze but the markets to new highs the dutch prime minister was forced to react on concerns that the problems spiralling out of control. said he'd like to be able to

push countries out of the euro to put out the foyer as he called it is raising fears that countries will be forced to leave the euro to stop this crisis is spreading. as a first step a majority of dutch people finds a new poll want to stop the play lots of greece which many see is the heart of the problems i love greece i every year i go to greece it's this is a little bit did i did i think cost quite a lot of money or millions off of. euros but until this moment that they don't do anything about it today should help us you really meant because if we have the same problems going on the problems this is the man dubbed europe's dr doom well many of today's euro skeptics were singing its praises in the ninety's top economist or your club or wrote an open letter to e.u. leaders warning the single currency would destroy europe and deep down he says

those leaders do it with the euro it brought in sort of the horse and throw in a trojan horse that is really going to undo the european project as the big danger and. its causes for conflicts for sure is disagreements. for economic instability. taxpayers have paid a price they get very upset about it and we know that that former politicians were aware of this problem but they have pushed this through in an idea of whether this is a great idea a one euro one europe but one you wrote one europe canales books is this because the dutch just don't feel seoul is there at sea with the other members is now here for the first time i would have to be interested in how did we pay their taxes i don't want to know how to please what the pension age of the front fringe you know the greece nor france has a place in the new row a new northern europe

a prudent state a top thought schooling party official last week experts think just three countries actually deserve to stay in. only germany the netherlands and belgium can still have the same currency without having economic costs the villains currently pays more per person into e.u. coffers than anyone else but really numbers no see need to go with this so the neighbors. in the hague. maybe making off with the wealth of europe in the us but across in china expectations are very different even among the criminal community is max and stacey explained in about ten minutes. scolds a woman for having nothing of value to steal so women in china woke up and found an intruder in our apartment in the middle of the night but rather than run away the guy stayed there he criticized her for more than ten minutes telling her she needs

to get educated work harder and accumulate some kind of wealth before she gets old the man went on i am but a simple thief yet i have more than you so i thought this could possibly be jamie dying when he read that there was all the silver going to try and he was like a cat burglar ring around looking for some silver to meet a snake in short. well i think something i lost in the translation actually because the moment i was actually sleeping on a mattress filled with u.s. dollars and as the thief pointed out there's no value in those i want i want real money i want silver. but if small scale regional conflicts continue to grow the world could soon see them spilling into for scale wars that's the warning from the chief of russia's general staff. or has more. an increase in a regional small scale flashpoint could eventually lead to

a white scale global military conflicts these are the words of. the chief of the general staff of the russian military now he went further to say that a widespread global military conflict could see russia drawn into a potential nuclear war now he was print praise of russia's military reforms he went on to say that he wants to see further military reform take place in the country if russia's border is all to remain secure no he said he would like to see an increase in the number of professional soldiers in the russian military as it stands the majority of russia's own forces are made up of draftees now he would like to see people picking soldiering as a professional career and to see to make sure that the russian military could continue to develop and reform and modernize to remain amongst the best in the world. numbers are there's always more a click away at r.t.

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its allies and a russia document criticizes terrazas nuclear defiance but holds back from being overly harsh america and its allies want a deadline for terror on to cooperate with inspectors russia and china want to avoid direct action last week the i.a.e.a. said there was evidence to suggest iran was trying to develop nuclear weapons. insurgents in kabul have attacked the national assembly of politicians and tribal elders as they met to debate the future of u.s. forces in the country two rockets aimed at the site missed the target so that one person was injured when one of the weapons landed near a police station the taliban says it was behind the attack. dozens of anti-corruption protesters forced their way into kuwait's parliament where hundreds more demonstrated outside it's as the prime minister is being questioned over claims that government officials illegally shuttled money into foreign banks the country's foreign minister stepped down after the allegations surfaced. is up next

with dmitri stay with us here on our city. good evening you're with business r.t. it's good to have your company joining the world trade organization will provide russia with a new forum to resolve trade disputes one of the biggest concerns for russia is that use a so-called third energy package it prohibits a gas producer from also owning the transit infrastructure moscow claims this is a squarely at gazprom however it's not mission confront august media thinks it's unlikely the issue will be challenged through the w t o as some are suggesting. i don't see really any direct influence of russian russia joining the w two war and changing some position of european union european commission actually in regards for the third energy package because i think it should be done again on the bilateral basis especially if gas problem want to move some some businesses away

south stream and other pipeline projects archer which are excluded from the priority projects agree european union and they are under this sort of major package rules so it could be done on the separate days or so that don't think any direct involvement of w.t. or joint. figure in the markets the sell oil is still on this is on fresh concerns about global demand as fitch warned the ongoing crisis in the euro zone and hurt u.s. banks light sweet is declining one dollar sixty eight cents brant is dropping almost three dollars per barrel this hour. now despite reports of potential delays in the opening bell u.s. markets did open they went down but the dow is now recovered after a jobs report showed claims fell to the lowest in seven months last week the nasdaq is still from four percent. in europe stocks are still shedding valuable footsies down one point two percent the dax almost coming back to opening figures down

twenty three percent italian and spanish ten year bond yields are getting higher this is adding to the pressure. this is the closing picture in russia some sympathy with europe here over the obvious a nice six and point five three percent in the red. signal that some of the main movers of financial stocks like the burbank in v.t. b. was on the biggest decline is among blue chips which are mostly down need to be declining one point eight percent metals mine a n l m k is also after its first quarter net profit more than harder than everybody climbed to those levels since two thousand and five. the coal mine is down one half percent after gaining ten percent the previous session on news that its buyback is going to be with a very significant premium to the products. russia's trade watchdog is checking whether imported vehicles are flooding the market at knock down prices local producers solar's claims for in the light commercial vehicle is being sold in

russia with what it sees as excessive discounts solar's says this is causing significant losses to the local industry the trade ministry is now looking at imports from germany italy poland and turkey so it was once the authorities to introduce additional taxes with its vehicles and the saying the company is trying to offset rising competition as russia joins the w c. the growth rate of russia's industrial output is slowing it's increased three point six percent year on year in a terrible first the lowest in eleven months food production accounted for most of the growth analysts warn that industrial but is unlikely to accelerate given the current moment and so. and asian investors are buying into russia's unique bicarb region hong kong based private equity fund you regime capital partners has agreed to invest one hundred million dollars to help build a new ski resort half the money will come from its own funds the rest from ten

chinese and korean investment companies the project includes the construction of hotels as well as sports and entertainment facilities and one of the most beautiful regions in the world headlines are next on outings the. them in.

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