tv [untitled] November 18, 2011 3:00am-3:30am EST
3:00 am
the gloves are off for police in america as hundreds of a popular point wall street demonstrators are arrested clamp down on the two month anniversary of the movement's pounding. singing from the same song sheet the leaders of russia but a recent graphic style of meeting in moscow discussed the creation of a new regime body modeled on the european union. britain has reportedly been indorsed to lead the campaign against syria's president assad every diplomatic stage russia has sounded very few only the need to repeat the planets in libya.
3:01 am
twelve noon here in moscow this is r.t. a very warm welcome team four hundred arrests that's the tally for the last twenty four hours as police stage an intense crackdown on occupy wall street protests erupting in america it's demonstrations spanning eight countries come as movement marks its two month anniversary on the thirty thousand protesters and. the days become a testament to the staying power of the occupy wall street ideals movement is however facing a synchronized clampdown by local governments and board force and agencies responsible for some tough enough brings us the latest from the big apple. we're standing on the brooklyn bridge in new york city where the occupy wall street protesters are marching on this is the final and the biggest ever round of activities that have taken place on the two month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement that began right here in new york on september seventeenth what began as a location of
3:02 am
a small park near wall street had turned into a nationwide movement that has spread to countries all across the world from toronto to was tokyo cities all across the globe but the greatest and the message that these protesters are putting out which is the frustration of the corporate greed the control of the political system they perceive by the few corporate elites by those with the means and the wealth and the inability for the average american to essentially put food on the table to live in the stuff i saw you just see the man some of the frustrations that the protesters here have expressed and it is what we are seeing spreading across the country now the events in new york city have been tense filled with extreme tension many clashes with these officers and the protesters following the lead that took place not only in new york city but from the country in many of the occupations from clinton to denver to portland to all kinds of other cities to many arrests and that's
3:03 am
a two hundred or so protesters have been arrested although we expect the numbers will be much higher once all of the information comes to bear we have seen unfortunately a lot of instances of a seemingly unprovoked the taliban by the police force in many cases the protesters were simply sitting perhaps standing in an area that's a little bit too close to the sidewalk they were met with brute force by the police department many of them slammed down onto the grounds handcuffed and physically dragged away the occupy wall street movement was really crossed into the spotlight following the mass arrests there were witnesses on this very bridge the brooklyn bridge several weeks ago where seven hundred protesters were candles by police setting. for the most part whether or not their methods will actually result in policy changes remains to be seen but they're certainly being heard by the press by the residents and by the samaritans all across the united states reporting for our seat on the brooklyn bridge and to speak out you know. he's keeping abreast of the
3:04 am
latest abutments of the county wall street protests and the police response to them you can check out twitter feed for the most up to date information he's posted with ensuring a test of his face covered in blood most of the things the. reports on what's been a plus in the fight to freedom of speech correspondents something restaurants across the country. protesters gathered to show solidarity with the park cause some two thousand people were arrested in los angeles several hundred coming around one of tents a key section. and went to see the police response firsthand more than a thousand people are here on the streets of los angeles is the financial district we can hear the chants of occupy us now from the east coast so you. have seen tons of these demonstrations in solidarity with the occupy wall street occupy
3:05 am
movement along with several worker unions have shut down streets of downtown los angeles right next to the financial institutions which many say are to blame for the economic crisis that we're in right now there are dozens and dozens of police officers ready to take people into custody in year two dozen people were arrested in los angeles on this international day of action but despite the arrests occupy l.a. and the movement are not deterred a los angeles. archie. but it's not only new york and l.a. where the protests have taken root in fact they've sprung up nationwide for videos from other cities at all of site dot com. hundred different pretenses authorities are kicking protesters out of their occupy locations no public areas and one of the interesting parts of it today at least for the occupy d.c. movement has been the police presence there have been just as many officers as
3:06 am
protesters they've been parked at every corner they have walked with the protesters and if you take a look here in the potomac river there they are there waiting. right now with closely following the growth of all the protests in washington d.c. and philadelphia he's going to just a carrot and christine for solid up there to the latest potential comments from the very spots where the ntsa taking place. earlier i spoke to faith and senior correspondent for the independent media routes news organization he believes the police are purposefully going beyond the call of duty to the princess and the but really what we're seeing here is we have to really crush the occupy wall street movement clearly they're trying to hit the protesters with the shock and awe and part of their newfound backfired and so now they're trying to find different prepared i think that in the united states. you know. you can wear
3:07 am
a few you know the protesters are really learned a lesson nonviolent direct action and it's really very effective and the port of oakland shutdown is really send a message to the political establishment that you know people really think the two parties be catered if they're really fed up with this and they're just not going to stand for it anymore so that's what we're seeing. i mean ball on a different continent the mood is much the same as a new wave of unrest attests to europe. thousands the streets of spain greece public anger with incessant cuts and tax hikes comes to a head growing fears of the effect austerity in trying to ration. along with some of its posts partners who take the first steps to setting up a new economic body. as the blueprints of a european union will seek further integration between the region states. joins us
3:08 am
live now with more on the story and he said so the states are going to use their strategic partnership but what exactly do they expect to get out of it. they certainly are this will build on an already existing customs union between russia belarus and kazakhstan but the eurasian union will go even further it's meant to promote trade and economic cooperation with the asia pacific region and doing that by creating a new market that will unite legislation it will provide free chapel close services and human resources some experts we've been speaking to even think and go as far as to say that this is the only way to protect those three countries from the economic crisis that's spreading across europe and around the world. to. the eurasian union to become a corridor products services and workforce between europe america and asia the union is europe's only way to survive the chaos and the current fiscal crisis which
3:09 am
it was you. know the union will build a migration system very much like what we see with the shan again agreement in europe it is meant to a lower cost sums tariffs also create unified trade standards and it's expected that it will encourage businesses to invest in modernization of the three countries and also to very soon. really boost our competition also we're hearing from from different experts that it could like i said reverse the global economic downturn that we're seeing and there's a possibility that it will expand in the future countries like ukraine could possibly join analysts they're saying that they have a union like this existed some years back they would be in a very different situation financially today. if the project was realized back in two thousand and four when the ukrainian parliament confirmed that's not an establishing a united economic zone i'm sure my country would have gone through the financial
3:10 am
crisis more easily and our economy would be in a different position today. but the oficial signing will take place in the kremlin later today as russia kazakhstan and belarus sign down to officially start eurasian union analysts experts and economists around the world of course waiting to see what impact it has on the markets and of course some experts say that it will ease dialogue and communication relations with the european union as well. it's now way thank you for that. but initially planned as an economic party for you asian economic union and also become an arena for some major political discussions says i guess i was under some boner. there are some phrases. in the. made by the officials top officials in russia that allow us to think to believe that this project will be
3:11 am
a political. russia because russia really wants to prove its people soviet space is indeed these spirits privileged interests but starting from the economic agenda moving to the political. fold into the e.u. patent will be a good way of moving forward prove by proving the allies if this union is viable in an economic sense then of course a political life of this union a political exams will also be successful. russia and kazakhstan were once united this part of the world's biggest state u.s.s.r. but that unity ended two decades ago with. g.m.t. we continue our series of special reports from the member states of ted this time the focus here. twenty years ago the largest country in the disappearance of.
3:12 am
what had been the truth. began a journey. where did it take. russia has again warned foreign powers against intervening in syria's internal unrest comes out and jordan reportedly asked the u.k. to take the lead and words against president assad to oust him from power. expressed concern that the situation is falling too much in line with the libyan scenario. other better. after its pivotal role in the overthrow of moammar gadhafi britain's become the new go to guy when there's trouble in the middle east prime minister david cameron's been handpicked team captain for another libya style control group aimed at forcing president bashar al assad out to begin with it will be a diplomatic offensive that russia pays its an overreaction that could pave the way for military intervention look at the good we suggested in all its programs if you
3:13 am
didn't place all countries concerned with a peaceful outcome of developments from serious to demand not only from the syrian authorities but also from the opposition at least their violence the ongoing attacks on government buildings in syria looks like a civil war. at the moment there's no mention of military action from britain their offensive is purely verbal for now but that's exactly how the libyan intervention began and the timing is very similar to the opposition in syria is now militarized making it much easier to support and adds more weight to any international threats . from the house for raising. the profile that we should learn the lessons of thousands. of the no. nato bombing or any other intervention then another military intervention will have even more serious consequences because of the region also whole question of iraq
3:14 am
the whole question is well the ukase apparently been handed its leading role by king abdullah of jordan so far the only arab leader to publicly call for to quit but the patience of ceres other neighbors and crucial regional brokers' is now wearing thin to the arab league suspended series membership and given presents as sad until saturday to end the violence in britain already primed this could be the last ditch attempt at conventional diplomacy but in a position now where they have to take. in fact they've explained of the date on the original deadline expires yesterday another difference or another three days so perhaps they're trying to offer as i suck as much as possible in order to give out an opportunity but having sort of taken action but they've gone this far they really are in a position where they have to have to make good on the promises it cannot otherwise to also figure out about the credibility of the free syrian army has been the main driving force behind the growing opposition movement most of defectors from the
3:15 am
army launching their latest attack on a security base russia and china still appealing for dialogue and the way to end what they call two way violence desperate to avoid another libya style intervention the bad chance may be fading but the wheels are already in motion for a coordinated attack it's verbal for now but when it came to libya it wasn't long before the words were backed up by weapons and bombs either bennett's r t. well from the on the syrian arrest and how it began you can head to our website that's at r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what else is available there right now and i'm alive and kicking the world war two era tank has been recovered from a river so start sites and pieces but basically it's in good enough condition to make a parade come back once restored. and an offbeat look at the recent global headlines for a couple hours because it's australia the latest you across news parties cartoon gallery gives a fresh perspective. not your face. the
3:16 am
mood in europe is growing increasingly grimmer as previously night economies are brought to their knees by the book's raging debt crisis widely adopted solutions have been invented budget cuts and tax hikes to spoil hundreds of protests and riots as auntie's surf reports on the strained austerity may carry an even heavier price tag for future generations. actually students have a lot to be unhappy about the dire economic situation he's seen youth unemployment hit crippling levels in the struggling economies and the spike recent political evils in greece and italy face the public and the markets remain unconvinced that
3:17 am
a viable solution has now been found but here is a need to struggling to get a handle on the crisis we come back to school we can head to the university of the carter to speak some of the youngest brightest economic minds in the country find out what they think should be done there is the need of course for reforms and probably not enough because they were. inquiry for more than a fact after fifteen twenty years so there is also a need for. i think increase public expenditure but. that the market so what did they think the solution is something. only. a little pot of water. because.
3:18 am
you're. promoting growth elease thank mazie economy one of the major challenges in an age of the e.u. imposed a. technocrat government is now firmly in place mary a moment here lucas papademos runs a nightly well set with their experience to face the tough challenges ahead but it's sixty eight and sixty four respectively spring chickens with an aging clisson classes around them this in seemingly little room for the younger generation to have their say so. but greece has sacrificed its sovereignty an attempt to stay afloat and sacrifice is likely to be in vain the city of s.
3:19 am
and ls are fark its economist at athens university greece remains a liberal democracy on the other hand it is also true that greece has lost its national sovereignty just like it heads under the ignition we're now going sixty seven now i'm sorry for it electorate has lost confidence in this governing abuse government but it is also true that it lost confidence in the whole of the political spectrum the old political person now has lost legitimacy in his vision while we have this government because it was the month that the europeans and the vatican european commission space it really isn't a crisis when things are tough and then and have to be sorry. google here just like all those tony abbott has been all out for the last year and a half. almost the mathematical term and to fairly and even forwards there you go her own without even anyone nor the hope
3:20 am
of some new group in. either the net grazes all in the ordinary people. but a small international stories in brief for you. a far better nursing home in sydney australia has killed at least three of its own the residents rescue efforts were hampered were only. three people were taken to hospital suffering from severe burns and smoke inhalation the fire broke out in the middle benoit of the residence for sleep and so they're sleeping because. un's atomic watchdog has agreed on a draft resolution sharply criticizing nuclear activities document which is the country to comply with its obligations and gauge. what's being seen as a compromise deal it's no deadline for god to support and puts off any discussion on possible un sanctions from the spring reservations are expected to be approved by the bodies of the board today. the dramatic volcano eruption is attracting
3:21 am
hundreds of tourists to a national park in eastern congo around the fountains bursting out of the six are now reaching a height of two hundred metres this is had been invited to a camp up there don't want to officials who pose no threat to german seekers doesn't see one another volcano of the region destroyed an entire city district and some three hundred fifty thousand locals. the amount of entries makes a song and dance about moscow's operatic heritage a few minutes first they were fine chain business stories william. and scary very well welcome to the program russia has now more internet users than anywhere else in europe but when it comes to cashing in investors the still grey area of the country as more and of course reports. this is russia's most popular
3:22 am
website on average people spend about seven hours in a month over fifty million people are now online in the country knocking germany from the top spots the figure may seem impressive but in reality only a third of the country has regular access to the internet the main problem is infrastructure developments in such a huge country while moscow and st petersburg may be doing just fine people in other regions rely on dial up modems the low penetration of broadband in those areas as many russians are using their cell phones instead this year the number of mobile our internet users has grown by nineteen percent this is creating a new billion dollar market that is yet to be tapped by a business where there is little or no competition when it comes to buying goods online russia is a society where cash still dominates and credit card usage is low so even though
3:23 am
there is plenty of demand for businesses providing goods and services to consumers there is still a lot of work to be done before it can really take off other than mail dot are you and the young vets there are not a lot of classic internet businesses here russia's largest search engine raised one point it really billion dollars when it listed on the american stock exchange and make a successful short lived with shares slumping below their i.p.o. price soon after investors are interested in the potential of russia especially as population is expected to reach eighty million people by the end of twenty fourteen but it's going to take time the sheer size of the country means this revolution as difficult and consumers still need convincing that their money won't disappear and that they'll actually get what they paid for marina cost of our business r.t. . that's a look at the markets all. it's still low and fresh concerns about the eurozone
3:24 am
economy after spanish bond yields sought countering speculation economic recovery in the us will boost demand in the biggest crude consumer the w.t. guys trading it over ninety nine dollars per barrel while the brand lantern is that one hundred eight dollars barrel. asian shares were low on friday tracking the losses on wall street in tokyo a strong young brave when it's your first sony was down one and a half percent in hong kong you're exposed companies were under pressure to wait h.s.b.c. lost two percent at the close. european stocks are falling as renewed frankly germans have increased concerned that the region's leaders koncz agree on how to continue the debt crisis and this uncertainty is of course a way when the russian markets as you can see both the archie asked in the might six in the red to solid about one point four percent. let's look at some of the individual share moves in the minds of most of the blue chips are trading in the
3:25 am
negative territory well is pushing crush on energy majors while financials are suffering from the eurozone debt that you just heard bankers losing their old two percent oil is also low the company says it's going to mostly pay attention to investment into new projects in order to increase production starting from next year will produce the tech nafta's losing more than one and a half because that one point two percent that's just like reports say the company will receive you tax benefits. and in other news russia's second largest bank the g.b. has seen its profits plunged ninety eight percent in the past ten months of the year that profit was thirty one million dollars under russian accounting standards just to compare let profit of its main rivals line you there's almost ninety nine dollars to be suffering from volatility in the financial markets it's also blaming the russian accounting system and says. figures should look what positive when it
3:26 am
issues results under international accounting standards the to be has become the biggest loss making bank of russia with a shortfall of more than five hundred million dollars in october. russia's gal's giant gazprom house report is european retail sales more than doubled from two thousand and eight to two thousand and ten the growth was driven by great britain france the czech republic and italy they counted for around three percent of the company's total supplies to non c.i.s. countries promise struggling to get direct access to european consumers in order to avoid middlemen and get high revenues. and all the bad news coming out of europe is causing some russians to lose faith in the euro the rubble and the doll that remain the favorite currencies and wish to save but the chinese yuan is gaining popularity as the list of all it from deutsche bank explains this currency is seen as the one that is likely to appreciate. in the long term given the
3:27 am
solid fundamentals of chinese economy if we will see. if we do see that there is this trend. china reduces its currency restrictions and currency regulations there is going to be even greater scope for bad currency to put the play a greater wall as a reserve currency. that's it for now during the last ten fifteen minutes for another business update here on our t.v. and get more store small websites archie dot com slash business.
3:28 am
33 Views
Uploaded by TV Archive on