their reaction to yet more heavy handed u.s. policing against demonstrators as officers pepper spray seated students at a california university where peacefully protesting against social inequality and tradition heights. no sign of violence and begin syria where clashes claimed a dozen more lives despite the imminent deadline set up by the arab league for the

country's authorities to end the crackdown. spain in the spotlight as the next possible victim of spiralling e.u. crises and while its borrowing costs soar there is little hope the upcoming parliamentary race will bring salvation. it's four pm in moscow treasure good to have you with us here on r t our top story of the latest people to feel the sharp end of police crackdowns on the occupy protesters california university students who'd set up tents on their campus police in riot gear used pepper spray at least one woman suffered chemical burns as a result officers response was because of the students allegedly refused to move archy's guided chickie on talks us through the footage of the police response. student think babies california were peacefully protesting social inequality and to

a shanghai swing they were surrounded by police and pepper sprayed the footage coming from there is it's a stunning change in how a police officer pepper spray on students a word he's probably sitting under a rock way he sprayed the frankenstein one time and then went back to spray them once again police are also going to paint bark on its faces. or seem out resolutely their fellow protesters are treated other statements like roll current were tear gassed were war veterans were injured or new york were at least as strong that has shown such brutality guest he's for protesters but you know shot the whole world number of journalists were arrested even after they showed they are credentials my colleague has on it was struck by police for time while who porting news helicopters were prevented from bringing live coverage of people shouldn't. send the treatment that they received from the police more than four thousand

peaceful protesters have been arrested nation like in the last two months more than four thousand eighty other that we can internationally recommended for violating from the rights but ironically because i'm thinking the case when it comes with the united states a country that preaches freedom of expression people are protesting socially justice and the overwhelming influence of large corporations that we consider him making in the country under different pretenses authorities have been taking purpose there is out of there are business happening all across the nation it's our he's got a cheeky on we've got more on why students specifically are deeply unhappy your way in a few minutes and. they can't even get a job meeting toilets for a week it's just that easy for any sort of work although i did even go to college if this is what it's ending up but from diploma as a desperation we look at what's drawing fallon's of young americans to protest against the country's financial system. but first earlier and i think i will treat protester told r.t.

that the movement expects police to protect activists rather vent attack them. what we're doing is engaging in civil disobedience in a nonviolent manner throughout the country we've been protesting for two months i think that will mean something to civility that we've maintained and i think that the best way for you know us to avoid any issues is to have the police come and observe us and protect us instead of bringing weapons and high police attack on our citizens i think if the police were directed in a better way by mayors like bloomberg we would be a will avoid these unfortunate incidents that none of us want to see take place. still to come this our success or failure. i'm hopeful that they'll continue with their efforts and they will give us two months of protests doesn't do any of us how you can change the bikers minds but what i think that we had out on to the streets of new york to find out whether the occupy movement is likely to leave a lasting footprint on u.s. history. but first riot police are dismantling towns and arresting activists who

stayed overnight on cairo's tahrir square this follows an earlier mass protest against military rulers who have been in control since president mubarak was toppled in february they are demanding the withdrawal of the proposal that declares the military the guardian of constitutional legitimacy the protest was arranged by the islamist muslim brotherhood and supported by some secular activist u.s. based radio host stephen lennon thinks military role could prove in the long run to be a greater evil when egypt ben mubarak was. famous or worse now and the military junta than they ever were under mubarak people who are a great on top of the repression those social issues have gone completely unaddressed through oppression is maybe extremely severe thousands of being arrested imprisoned tortured put through trials in military tribunals no justice with going on in egypt apparently it is still be complimentary away chips

the end of november it looks like the military junta will postpone the presidential election until sometime in two thousand and thirteen in the interim it will maintain supreme power it will be the prime minister it will ever veto power goes out in parliament. in all the arab protests this year the shouting and chanting for change became a hallmarks for the demonstrations but for others that call is better made for music especially for weary egyptians whose regime revolution is proving to be a busted flush artie's policy or explains why. they came to the arab street in the millions inspired by those who for change if that's will vision future structure stalled for. but it didn't take long before disappointment and fear sit in. times in the french revolution for less than

a year. but this time around it took even less in egypt the military build it the place will go it doesn't only come from the old order but has been criticized for changing precious little in the lives of ordinary people now understand that the. important egypt is too big and complex. too many. political parties. for artists everywhere the music they hope to write plays on is the only reminder of the social changes promised by the protests you know what the music reflects people's grievances and the status quo in the country. but for now those grievances are far from resolved the summit syrian similar to him a national fear of what is called for syrian president bashar al assad to step down

and he paid the ultimate price for his protest you know it's good for him was found with his throat slit down a river his adam's apple a vocal cord had been removed a clear message to those who dared to speak out and those who enthusiastically chanted after him understood the meaning all too well what we are facing that was. of the revolution. i think it would have been the. about what will happen in syria what will happen in syria remains uncertain and in libya the story continues to unfold with no clear picture yet of how the story will end each it is awash with approaches songs that have sprung up across the arab world. as it will. be the most wrong like. throughout this. expression here is a pop i think. it's three point three just put the words

at home on your lousy computer if you have one and you express yourself. our sounded good. but the song comes from the heart beat of it all tunis with the arab spring began that despite the toppling of its president the country remains consumed by social and economic problems i don't think the protesters can. get achieve their aims it's impossible it's too difficult. and so while the music plays on the hopes are fading that revolutions would bring real change and the only harmony to be found is confined to the airwaves policy and hearty television. twelve people have reportedly been killed in clashes in syria as arab league's ultimatum against the country's leadership expires later on saturday earlier this week the cairo based body suspended the country and promised tougher action if president bashar assad fails to end the violence pressure on the arab country has

been mounting throughout the week with france insisting it's now too late for the regime to try and save itself through reforms ukase officially started talks with syria's opposition with critics saying this we mirrors the build up of the operation in libya but russia face the situation is being dramatize by foreign parties and stresses that the opposition groups should also lay down their arms turkey and jordan and i was opposed to establish to buffer zones for refugees on syrian territory a move war correspondent eric margolis sayings signals the start of outside intervention. it certainly looks like the beginning of a military intervention i'm surprised frankly turkey has decided to go its. course was trying to. grow its neighbors in the jury room since that's the key it's not going to washington is now the time to know who threw the regime because it's a key ally of iran and

a key supporter of little or not the sort of. washington who overthrew along with the saudis and is released however you are wise heads in washington to literacy rate if you look through she wants to take its place and downhill google's intervention so now you know we're such eagerness to get iran he is syria and the coalition has been i think streams of the. stay with us here on earth he still to come the international community building pressure on iran we'll look at the latest as you wait and it's atomic watchdog are taking it over to iraq and bring you expert opinion on the likelihood of iran even considering having weapons plus. in the past twenty years hundreds of thousands of pundits have migrated from casimir causing the population to spring from one hundred thousand for the round three thousand harsh discrimination suffered by kashmiri hindus at the hands of local muslims but they refused to meet and want their people to return

home. but first debt fears in the eurozone are turning to spain as its borrowing costs are approaching alarming levels the e.u.'s fourth biggest economy preparing itself for tomorrow's parliamentary elections but as our ports none of the candidates is offering an answer to the raging unemployment and financials that nation. there are two main parties contending for the elections at the moment the socialist party which is which has been as well and in spain right now and the popular party however over the past couple of days that we have been observing especially here in madrid does not look like any party will actually win with a majority vote people seem to have become disillusioned with any of the choices they have on their political table as a matter of fact the socialists have been in power for the last several years and may have been the people for essentially being blamed for not noticing the economic

downturn for not reacting to the crisis properly and plunging spain into economic turmoil now just a reminder the country has one of the highest employment rates in europe it's more than twenty four percent and has the highest unemployment rate among the young people according to one of the spent spanish research companies in september will go in four thousand people have been losing their jobs in spain every single day more than five million people in the country do not have a provider for their homes and unfortunately for spain a lot of people believe the situation will get worse before it will get better spanish are looking for a leader who can dig them out of the nation's many problems for british journalist and political author alan wood says the real solutions will come in second for the vested interests. they all want to guard their own interest the interest of their own bankers that is to say they can all smiling for the old to believe that christians and this is the system something when it comes down to the concrete

proposals of what is to be done of course is gold no difference what in fact there's a sharp disagreement if we for example were to leave the common law which is a possibility i think a real possibility what they don't see is the consequence really quite dramatically you can do that well without provoking the kind of domino reaction we should be followed of course by other countries ireland by by portugal by state and good things because italy even france where there was no under threat the the markets are picking on the fed so therefore we may be witnessing the beginning of a process which could lead to the breakup of the of not just of the utica but of the european union itself which would have prevented consequences for every country in europe including germany which are also for the united states and the world economy which is what they basically terrified of. and as you nations work to preserve their endangered banking sectors max keiser and stacy herbert focus on how

some bags are using their newfound immunity to apparently a buff up their balance sheets for kaiser report coming your way later today here's a quick look. they blame themselves that's fantastic about having customers when i was working on wall street you lose the money and they blame themselves that's fantastic you just keep still no money and they're keep crying about. help me relieve me of my money in the guilt they're just still money now and pretty soon they'll still money accompanied by a knock on the head and thrown into prison that's what happens when you look kleptocrats run the system whether it's in greece ireland america the u.k. this is their methodology. the u.n. general assembly has adopted a resolution condemning iran over the alleged conspiracy to kill the saudi ambassador to washington a claim that terror on calls on sustained use comes after the u.n.

nuclear watchdog hold on iran to answer outstanding questions over its controversial atomic program the u.s. has also promised to introduce new unilateral sanctions on middle eastern states while industry diplomatic pressure on iran is coming amid reports israel may be considering a military strike on iran's facilities sure in sheffield activist against intervention says it would be futile for iran to develop a new waste in a risk wide scale retaliation. iran has stated time and again that it doesn't want to produce a nuclear bomb a nuclear weapon president ahmadinejad said. recently that it would just be absurd for iran to produce one or two bombs in the face of thousands of bombs it's exists in the western countries and also regarding. this is this is the sole entity in the region. possess nuclear weapons more than two

hundred of them and that is when think the whole region the middle east region from becoming. mass destruction fears that. there is more video and analysis at r.t. dot com here's what's a click away right now. moscow will seek an international arrest warrant for an american couple found guilty of the death of their adopted russian child and given what's seen as an extremely lenient punishment. and are rockets that could kill you long before you hear it washington are tests of missiles six times faster than the speed of sound potentially able to reach any target on the planet within an hour. russia of belarus in kazakstan are now a step closer toward forming

a new economic union the three countries agreed friday to kickstart trade integration and target the creation of a single block by twenty fifteen the man who might lead it has taken a leading voice i was talk with our team in the voice of russia radio in ten minutes he tells us how they hope to avoid the mistakes that the e.u. . in terms of speed of integration. is perhaps the only alliances compared to one of the merging which we not treatment used to the current situation the eurozone this fleecing internal economic problems has helped us to identify probably has to integrate and its financial and monetary policies because this is on the mind once. foreigners creating a single currency union we must exercise tight control over budgets monetary and tax policies at national level.

turning back to our top story the anti corporate greed campaign in the u.s. that's enduring regular tough policing one group that knows more about many more than many about the suffering i watering gather america's young students who forked out for an education that's proving worthless on the job market or he's worried important i caught up with one of them. this image of twenty three year old stephanie gray speaks to the widespread debt epidemic among american college graduates desperate to find work right now i can't even get a job cleaning toilets for minimum wage i've tried at a local motel there's nothing i may dumb down versions of my resume it's just begging for any sort of work walking around applying starbucks mcdonald's or anything like i did when i was seventeen and it makes me think wow why did i even go to college if this is what it's ending up with armed with a master's degree in geography and one hundred thirty five thousand dollars in student debt great collects two hundred dollars a month the food stamps and sells textbooks on easy for me care for the struggling

graduate lost both her parents by the age of twelve approximately two months behind on my rent i have no idea how to catch up i am i awake and i think we freaking out about this i frightened of being evicted but no matter how much she says she's obligated to keep paying back her five that loan to sallie mae america's largest private lender it took out forty thousand dollars in loans and already owing sixty five thousand i just graduated a couple of months ago twenty five thousand dollars in interest came out of nowhere unlike federal loans private loans can adjust interest rates as high as lenders want and don't offer consumer protection income based repayment is not an option with any private loans neither is to permit for the unemployed for example right now i'm desperately looking for work and selling may months payments they want me to pay about seven hundred dollars a month greg is one of millions of americans and haunted by students but very few

have any other option to issue costs have risen six hundred percent since one nine hundred eighty s. and most of the top ideally colleges cost fifty thousand dollars per year steph curry is pioneering occupy student debt a movement calling for u.s. congress to reinstate him or protection. and that would keep private lenders from pushing millions of americans into default eighty falls after defaults after the fall and once you default that's a black mark on your credit report for life because two months not be discharged in bankruptcy there is legislations take the straightaway in two thousand and five that sally may lobby for years and the millions from millions of lobbyist student debt in the u.s. is nearing one trillion dollars already even part of the soup causing the nation's credit card debt and today a generation of americans find themselves in slaves to banks and armed with a diploma that no longer guarantees a job earning

a fortnight artsy. and it's not just students taking part in the occupy movement is attracting people from all walks of life and if you stay it's all i talk show host already harford news crews in new york trying to find out what legacy it's likely to leave. has that street movement achieved its goal of creating a shift in the system or is it slowly becoming a blip but history probably won't remember this week let's talk about that i think they've brought some attention to the issues that nobody really wants to talk about so. it becomes part of the conversation yeah i think they've accomplished something but there's still a lot of work to do i'm hopeful that they'll continue with their efforts and they will be if you wait people think it will make a big difference so i think we'll think about it for a while and then go back to the all. the bikers minds they put a tent up but i think that's one of the problems no one really knows what their

mission is other than because people lot of problems do you think if they had a leader that would help them define what their movement and i think if they were that organize a bra of jobs and would be swinging around wall street i'll be honest with you i don't know what the message is so clearly they haven't communicated bad about not at all so how is it going to get out in history. i don't think that we'd be much in history down the road i don't think it's going to be there it's not significant they should feel like it's significant it always is to everybody something they feel passion of how significant but so well there's it's not every revolution starts with someone just getting to sort of to say i don't care what happens to me i'm going to make a change and then hopefully other people add on to that so what's the next step how do they add on. i don't know i guess you get the middle class that's kind of comfortable that doesn't see that is a real problem because they're comfortable you either get them involved or uncomfortable if you think they're going to go out when it starts now and i hope so because then all i'll feel better about it because the the worse conditions they

endure as we go along i think the more all feel supporting of it that they need to go through a little bit more and then has free will have a chance at running remembering them two months protest. i'm doing it but you got to stick it out but there are not you think street movement has achieved its goals the bottom line is it will be interesting to see if the protesting continues. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe libyan authorities claim may have detained the colonel qadhafi son saif al islam and said he was trying to escape tunisia where with two aides when seized by the military a similar claim was made during the rebel siege of tripoli but was dismissed after after saif appeared on camera at appropriate the rally he's one of those high profile political figures during his father's rule and widely was expected to have been his successor had. a nurse has been charged with murder after

a deadly fire at an australian nursing home police accuse roger dean of starting the blaze that killed five residents friday he claims he braved the smoke and flames to rescue patients after the fire started officials say it's the worst nursing home fire in two decades. record rainfall and a failed flood control project team blamed on thailand's four month long floods the science and technology minister also attributed the deluge to climate change the rain season came weeks earlier than usual as killed nearly six hundred people since september. kashmir has been bitterly fought over for decades by both india and pakistan and it's taking its toll on the thousands of hindus who are being forced from their home those who stayed behind face continued persecution but say they're determined and to encourage their people to return. to hasn't. on every corner in his neighborhood vickie ganju can see last women dressed in his jobs and men

working at home while butcher shops it's part of the culture of srinagar kashmir ever since one nine hundred eighty nine when an alleged pockets fun backed insurgency began in the area today ninety five percent of the people living in kashmir are mostly vicky ganju a hindu from the caste known as pundits is one of the exceptions we face many problems with biggest destruction of. post away i have to shoulder all the responsibilities of my family or to very tender age ganju says his family's house was burned down during a period of particularly heated communal violence the indian government has said that around two hundred pundits were killed in the ten years since the insurgency began but other organisations say the number of killings could be as high as three thousand as a result ganju witnessed a mass exodus of his people in the past twenty years hundreds of thousands of hundreds have migrated from costs near causing the population to shrink frog one

hundred thousand to around three thousand while many have started to come back most they still face there were many say despite attending a masters degree since his father's death can choose says he has been unable to hold down a steady job and has been living in a tiny unheated room with his mother and brother because of their tiny numbers in kashmir many pundits like him believe they will always be largely ignored by those in political power there is no reason that if the government comes up with any packages were there is some possibility otherwise even the remaining few families would also have moved out of kashmir i think i will leave for no other pundits however are more optimistic v.j. sauce left the kashmir valley more than twenty years ago he's now back and is looking forward to a chance to reconnect to his pass me the chance. to fight back because this is my right and nobody can deny that whether he's

a from majority minority i belong to dismiss this. while sas knowledge is the struggle his people have endured he has faith eventually more pundits will decide to return we expect not to do basically this is. not going to see in ten years i'm telling you off the hundred years this will be may not be here but the question will be here and i believe they're taking pride in their religion and returning to their roots preassure either party srinagar india. we back with the headlines for at least stay with us here on r.t. . all.

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