we're people most numbers that at any rate the tragic death of a foreign journalist killed just here in homs recently served as yet another remind the harrowing the precarious situation that people in the city are in the odd way to go but. even if it's you know what. they are going to get out of that way before god are you moved why do kids from this school in the hope to hear you know what i was living through the lord is with area. they can't stop you well this is not the normal life it's our land it's our home syria ok we cannot we don't want to leave our homes we don't want to leave a lot of schools and we just want to leave peacefully people have been telling us that the sky is to leave their homes across the city wall to show it's just food shortages power cuts are extremely common winces here and it's hard for some people to even heat their homes survival here in the city of homs has already been taken

back to basics the city that's been at the heart of the arrest is much like the rest of the country right now divided you can travel from one area to another here some streets simply teach dangerous. film conflict in syria right now is looking increasingly like a civil war in the towns and cities like homs to the shame resistance is the rules and thousands of people have fled the city qana much of anyone wanting to live here now not everyone can leave across the country right now civilian safety is hugely under threat outbreaks of violence seen cayle sick and fractured and cool between the conflicting sides it's the people like this he was suffering under who are not completely with with their government. and one hundred percent and we are not getting to know what they are doing. again you would. getting that is that they are

killing our future out there are killing our people and i want to drink this is the devastating reality is syria's uprising hit me that the government all the opposition seem willing to lay down their arms and proceed dialogue the storage unit is deteriorating. the total. number of the those who are killed is the skeleton we were accustomed to about twenty people per day being killed it's about thirty it's sad to say that it's going to continue or such more more death more killing and say these people are left waiting hate being in praying that they or their children sleeping next to be caught in the crossfire . r.t. from the city of homs. but we'll just let you know you can keep across from inside syria through our online blogs updating on

a lot of the dot com. some of the closely following situations say the assad government is staying power is going to stay for a while political science professor using doubles told me that the west needs to realize that and start negotiating instead of pushing confrontation. as opposed to a lot of the other arab regimes which were caught off guard by the arab spring syria has been preparing for this for decades they knew when they came to power that they were minority government and they knew they had to expect this sooner or later i would say that. is nor surprise that it took so long for this rebellion to take place so they're very well prepared their power structures are intact it's crumbling on the edges slightly but i would say from a pure power perspective syria's regime is not threatened assad has to realize that there is an opposition that he has to deal with this opposition as a equal partner i think the west has to realize that on the other hand that there is

a partner which is called the bath party in the current government and that regime change should not be their ultimate goal if both sides would recognize each other i.e. the bad government recognize the opposition in the west recognize that the bath regime is here to stay at least for the foreseeable future i think we have a chance at some serious negotiations we very much want to know what you think about the crisis in syria and the latest moves at the u.n. to bring about some sort of solution how your vote i mean stacking up on our website to r.t. dot com our home page. so funny half of you think it doesn't matter what the security council decides because it's powerless but of course if you're telling us it'll take a full scale civil war to break out of syria you think the council on anything around a fifth of you telling us that china and russia have likely to agree at the end of the day to us and thirteen percent of you think it'll be the opposite way around still a chance to have your say online so you don't call. iran has made arrests over last week's nuclear scientist killing it won't say who but

suspicions are that it's mossad western calls for military intervention a growing which russia says would be disastrous policy reports on how the fear is that a covert israeli operation is already underway. from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem one israeli jew has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv in tehran off a bit in but it's never stopped menasha amir from reading the news in farsi every night and hosting a weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share their views he thinks around a million rain ians tune in and the topic they most want to talk about the possibility of a foreign attack on iran they are very much afraid that the iranian nuclear installations will be bombed by foreign powers where they're israel or the united states or any other country but it's not only be rainy and who are suspicious of israel or america taking action people here in israel since something's in the air you can

see signs of wink and nod from israeli officials when talking about it israel is signaling to the world. if the world doesn't do anything if the wall doesn't call for more fierce actions or more crippling sanctions quoting the secretary of state clinton then israel would take the initiative and strike alone some wonder if israel hasn't already declared an unofficial war on terror and what suspicions raised further after the assassination of another iranian nuclear scientist earlier this month while on his way to work putting everything together it is clear that whoever it is but if someone or somebody or some agency is very successful in infiltrating understanding last sabotaging the iranian nuclear project the attack is the latest in a series of mysterious accidents linked to iran's nuclear program two aircraft accidents in the space of three years scientists disappearing equipment damaged and

computer viruses unleashed and the fingers pointing at israel. and the united states this is a very respectable grammar notion but. iran has. moves. you. mind it's not beyond imagination adding fuel to the fire the plan for israel and the united states to conduct their biggest joint military drill before the end of the year it would see thousands of american troops deployed in israel for you ran it's the most blatant sign that in attacks coming but no one in israel will come on record and say there is a covert war on iran all talk of an israeli strike is limited to the airwaves policy r.t. jerusalem antiwar activist brian becker says the crisis around iran's nuclear program is being fabricated by the us whose sanctions are squarely aimed at

bringing down the regime. the united states government has created an artificial crisis that's first and foremost it's a manufactured crisis iran is complying with the i.a.e.a. iran does not have a nuclear weapon iran is not threaten its neighbors iran has not started a war with any of its neighbors israel on the other hand has hundreds of nuclear weapons and unlike the run refuses to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty does not allow. inspectors into its country so there's not really a nuclear menace or a nuclear danger from iran so what is the cause what's the cause of the crisis of the artificial crisis the real goal is the united states government has embarked on a course of extreme economic aggression against iran with the hope that by creating economic suffering economic isolation economic misery that part of the population will rise up or become disenfranchised with the government so that the u.s. can do as it has in history carry out regime change still ahead this hour an hour

to the tragedy of india's lost children go missing in the capital every year. we explain why. and the off live fire fight over copyright as the world's most powerful online encyclopedia propose to go on strike over america's anti-piracy bills to just a few. but first america's anti corporate occupy protesters the start of the year is the need to go on digging in with the demos as they clock up for months now of the campaign thousands of congress later on choose day hoping their demands won't fall on deaf ears as representatives reconvene again after the holidays at his gun if you can is in washington. the protesters haven't approved reserve praise on the lawn front of the u.s. capitol building so they're not supposed to have problems with the police but we've heard that at least one person has already been arrested because he stepped outside

the law and we might see more over coming up in the coming hours and i'll definitely keep keep you posted on that it's going to be a one day rally they're going to be here all day and what we see is the occupy movement is sort of moving their focus from wall street to capitol hill drive to fight the influence of money and special interests in washington and they sense that when the interests of big corporations are at stake on capitol hill their voice their interests no longer count they call themselves the ninety nine percent and they're angry at the fact that the influence of money is only step to grow in washington the supreme court has made a decision that allows corporations to funnel as much money for long term to candidates here and protesters legalize production of course the movement has a wall and at the beginning now you have less tense across the country authorities say in different cities they have protested out of their occupied locations but now you have more of these one time actions one day rallies like this one on the

capitol hill the movement as a whole it's been a largely a very peaceful movement in some cities police gave the protesters are frequent i mean police use to tear gas on them or whomever there has been so many arrests six thousand over the last five months and we might see more arrests as the rally unfolds here in washington. the rating agencies keep raising the blows on the beleaguered europe now the euro zone's fragile bailout funds been downgraded to a get a standard and poor's the firm which demoted nine e.u. nations and stripped france and austria of their top status is the stern grades meant that the rescue fund lost their nine hundred eighty billion euros in aaa guarantees and his own score down as a result but the news there for france is that the other major ratings firms are keeping its position high for now with president sarkozy saying s. and p's move won't affect his debt reduction policy on our website we hear from

experts who believe it's their currency not their credit score us who are the root of the problem and here's what what else is it r t dot com right now if you care to take a look. when you look at the reality of the past twenty years the european union has changed very little by the way if we remember back then we thought we were still having referendums on such decisions as the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in ireland be voted no it was rejected by the people then forcibly looked voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all bure opinion was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices because do you just realisation especially in france that it may be better for germany it could be but it's an economic disaster with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's

a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. before the. the world's most popular online encyclopedia is set to go on strike on wednesday because of the anti-piracy bill that's been pushed through the us congress it's designed to stop to protect its first try again it says i to protect copyrighted material but the fear is it's too vague and could lead to greater censorship investigative journalist tony goldwyn says the internet is the last even of free speech as most media in the west as a body censor to the core. who are the real pirates who are the big guns here in the in the media world on the internet the answer is the people with the big money who are backed by the banking system wall street etc those are the real i think the real problem because the what's going on here is an attempt to actually take down the links to the sonnets which are showing this material there is existing law

which is perfectly adequate also responsible big providers like google and you tube they have perfectly good systems if someone is having their material taken away removed or whatever and just pirated around the internet as they call it then all you do is you you contact those people you explain that this is your material and they're actually very good at identifying that stuff and taking it down when necessary this whole proposal from the industry is really because the internet is is eating in to their monopoly on what we see in here and i actually like to see the internet do that more and more in the future because we've got we're getting a bum deal from the mainstream media in the western world what they're doing is they're spinning for stuff far too much and what's happening is that some of the mainstream media newsrooms are becoming chokepoints for the truth the truth simply isn't coming out because they've decided what messages they want the public to hear in the western world russia watchers have been pouring over the dealer putin's

plans for his presidential campaign the prime minister said stall on how he'd solve russia's problems from poverty to corruption if elected again in march political analyst xander seven off says putin's well aware of the challenges ahead. i think this will be a clarifying it will do much to bridge the gap in understanding between the opposition and the protesters in the streets we see that. prime minister understands challenges that rashi stacey and has been facing. the previous two decades what he's calling for is a new economy to built. the reputation away from dependence on oil reserves high spending and nice there all the opposition leaders has proposed any mechanisms how they're going to give people more pensions. so there are actually no reserves where they're going to take it from the obviously

cannot take it from the air and put in as also this. and you could read prime minister putin's plans for yourself or got his or whole article online and r.t. dot com while you're there these stories as well get a lot of clicks you may be interested to the gun show still being out in libya and while western nations seem surprised and even appalled some say they're actually the cause of the chaos interesting story there r.t. dot com also suspending shakespeare whatever next why a school board of the states has taken the iconic play right off its bookshelves. this is r.t. russia's failed mars probe has fallen back to earth but the suspicions over why it didn't work in the first place are far from over now russia's deputy prime minister

thinks it could have been wrong footed by an american radar demeter of goes in also wants an investigation into why there have been frequent disruptions of russian space technologies lately the probe was launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan on the vendor the ninth to collect salt from a martian moon but shortly after it failed had its course to mars and remain stuck in earth's orbit eventually as we saw coming back down to earth in the well sea rather in the pacific on sunday. more world news in brief five more bodies have been found inside the cruise line of that capsized off the italian coast the coast guard says the four men and one woman were discovered in life jackets at the front of the vessel no brings the total number of deaths to eleven several others are still missing tonight it emerged that the captain abandoned ship before it was fully evacuated and was ordered back on to the costa concordia by coast guards. insurgents in iraq have attacked

a checkpoint killing five policemen that means one hundred fifty five people have died in violence there since the beginning of the year the latest assault took place as police guarding the border highway with jordan in a former al qaeda stronghold iraq has seen a wave of attacks since u.s. troops left at the end of last year. the trial of egypt's former president hosni mubarak has been adjourned until wednesday only hours after it resumed his lawyers had opened their defense against claims that the eighty three year old allowed the killing of eight hundred fifty people during last year's uprising with eventually ousted him prosecutors want mubarak to face the death penalty. you have a foreign minister says months of protests and political instability could mean february's upcoming presidential election won't know happen on time in a t.v. interview he said the country has to deal with its security issues before voting can start it follows al qaeda seizure of a town one hundred sixty kilometers south of the capital as militants continue to take advantage of the arm rests that's been calling for president cell a to quit

thousands of children disappear from new delhi's packed city streets every year many are abducted and they never heard of or seen again some even have their organs removed and sold well now as art is priest read reports the desperate families are being shut out by police who say they're overburdened and understaffed. with almost seventeen million people packed into its crowded city streets new delhi is the perfect place for people to get lost but some don't just get lost they disappear that's what happened to raul kumar's twelve year old son ravi he went missing one year ago when he left the house to get his bicycle but never returned. i don't know who took my son away i look for him everywhere but i couldn't find him. and ravi's far from the only one in delhi alone anywhere from two to five thousand children go

missing every year while in india as a whole a staggering eight hundred thousand disappear and it takes a dreadful toll on families kumar hasn't been able to hold down a steady job or stay healthy his only focus is finding out what happened to his son but the answer is likely a grim one most children who disappear in delhi end up as sex workers or slaves who you know but the kids are kept in places where no one will be able to find them they're also kidnapped for the organ trade business that don't sion and also to begin with. kumara son like most missing kids in delhi with the word away while playing for the poor neighborhoods like this one many family members of missing people say that they believe that they're often ignored by police because they lack money and power and in many cases they're asked to pay off big if they ever want to see their loved ones again i told the police but they only say that maybe my brother is somewhere in the park or sleeping in some temple or staying at

a friend's place delhi police say that while they know they face a massive problem things are getting better while in the past eighteen children in delhi would go missing every day this year that number is closer to ten organisations working to help the families of the missing say that while the police need to do more they're overburdened and understaffed home record. we're also trying to pressure the court to order the police to take serious steps in this issue to watch out for the child in railway stations in boston pose but this comes as little comfort to parents like rau kumar who feels as if he's tried everything he continues to visit ravis untouched bad room every day holding on to the memories they shared my son used to sleep on this bed with me the house seems empty without him and i don't know where he is all his stuff is just mining and home clinging to whatever hope he can that his desperate search for the son he loves will one day

and well preassure either party new delhi india. porch. now on the way americans have presidential challenges get the marks kaiser treatment after we've updated you on the latest business tonight kareena so you know mr you. are welcome to visit the south thanks for joining me a number of european energy firms will now get cheaper russian gas and as you monopoly gas promise cut the costs of some long term contract to bring them in line with market prices the move followed a ruling from several companies on discounts and a switch to the much lower spot market prices but because that is similar from russia's national energy security fund says it could hit european consumers. sport market is a way to provoke thing because everybody is trying to see. a situation with gas prices in the united states now the price united states the price and up in the

united states is a little bit more than one hundred dollars now the price in europe is more than four hundred dollars european you glitters they are sure that sport market means cheap gas it's not it's not true sports market is unpredictable market today you have the price one hundred to morrow you can hear five dollars that is why my idea is very simple that. the construction of this sport market is a very risky story for european union and that is why it convinced. let's have a look at the stock markets now europe closed in the black on tuesday the rally was inspired by better than expected growth data from china u.k.'s footsie was boosted by a four point six percent rise. in group in germany the dax index ended one point eight percent higher with. over three and a half percent and here in russia markets climbed to five week high on tuesday as

rising oil and metal prices producers. and it around one and a half percent in the black strong the oil supported energy majors at almost two percent and still make among the top gainers reports its subsidiary north gold will become a separate company and start trading in london hydro also benefit. agreed to by eleven percent in the hydropower producer it will spend the money to finance its. russia has agreed on unique tax benefits for the united arab emirates in order to attract more investment from this oil rich nation the new system applies to the country's state institutions which will no longer have to pay tax for their dividends in russia the agreement is yet to be ratified by the country's governments but the head of russia's direct investment found. that the deal will bring huge but. the total investment capital managed by the united arab

emirates stands at trillions of dollars and even if a small piece of that comes to russia it will be a significant amount of money that's why i think we're talking about billions of dollars even the projects we currently discussed with arabic partners involved from five hundred million to several billion dollars so we're talking about serious big investments. it's all the business remind you can always find more stories on our website.

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thanks for watching of you're watching around the world this is r.t. international from moscow and these are our top stories russia launches its latest bid to rally the un around a resolution to bring peace to syria as the country sinks deeper into violence moscow says the draft is balanced and rules out followed military intervention while calling for syria's warring sides to lay down. iran makes arrests over last week's nuclear scientists murder it won't confirm who's being held but suspicion is one that as a growing number of israelis fear their country is starting to cover terror operation. plus no turning back from thousands of anti corporate occupy protesters in america descending on congress as it returns from the holiday for months on the

still no sign of backing down from their demand that the richest one percent stops making money at everyone else's expense. always more news twenty four seven of course on our web site r t v dot com for now that's it for me kevin owen in thirty minutes time just let you know if he goes off air for a few hours while our engineers do some plan technical upgrades to our equipment but i do hope you can join us when we return at six am g.m.t. not long to go for the next half hour though the kaiser report gives america's republican presidential candidates a good going over. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah it's just one big state sponsored network c.b.s. fox this c.n.n. it's all the same with.