dimension political analyst steven lemon believes the arab league should not have suspended its mission just as western powers in open conflict. oh my goodness that sounds like a no fly zone to different language it was an open sesame to direct intervention meeting the observers were sitting it to syria they picked the wrong man to leave the mission because sudanese general be they thought the air man in charge who would deliver the goods against the side believing him for everything going oh i don't know what a general we do he said a start is cooperating it's exactly the opposite of what the west want to be here they wanted a precarious just step up whatever they have in mind which is some kind of. the best solution is that we're serious civil it's all going to see it's usually a chimera opposition in syria syria is an authoritarian state

a reporter in the when we've got yet recorded we get to go get a national poll that apparently got some credibility so that jari of syrians back for america and britain and the arab league and theirs to intervene in syria years and three years and to have an arrogant resolution saying and all the power do what you are unique in the weeks well a south absolutely should in diplomatic way which told these people to go to hell that was there steven lemon will admit intensifying fighting between the syrian army and opposition groups starting sort of first going to an area near the capital which was recently taken over by rebel fighters and she reports although the opposition is united against the regime they are poles apart on their methods. a clear message from the protesters in this suburb of damascus as a funeral takes place. we don't want killing we don't want to. see children killing we don't read them we don't we will do you have to

live. here i mean this this is going to all come to us in our they feel safety is being provided by the free syrian army the guerrilla body made up of many army defectors who say its presence here is unable protests like these to go ahead. i cannot come in anymore because the free syrian army is protecting us we support the free syrian army and we support. the former army colonel heads the f.s.a. from the brute he's been steadfast from the start in his schools the foreign military intervention the armed say far voided partnerships with any other opposition elements he sees differ significantly inside the country and the national khuda nation council one of the leading opposition groups remains adamant that foreign military intervention would make an already to tear erasing situation

even worse a whole lot of security position has caused some areas to get out of control it seems that there is a war between two groups outside the country and it's the syrian national council pitching itself as the main opposition but it too has failed to unify the many different opposition factions and this lack of unity has hampered the calling coups to direct u.n. involvement russia and china remain firmly opposed to a resolution that would leave the door open to foreign military intervention and a far cry from previous schools to dialogue qatar and saudi arabia no tool to bring the opposition in the spirit to cost even more lives the same in a nice lead to find. rebel groups you have to work with the other side working with the other side. of. the f.s.a. say they have little choice but to use weaponry to protect civilians. who have

these means square here in town with people who come out and protest every evening the security forces try to come in but we protect them but this is what's happening here that it remains a precarious situation in the limits of confusion the crowd gets nervous and starts to run at one point gunshots still says where they come from or from who i know you can't believe it that a lot of confusion here on the safe even if you're reading in a different direction it's not exactly sure what's going on at all that really not a safe situation severe right now and all of this happening just fifteen minutes from the city center is just a day before it seemed egypt for a government demonstrations so position can show continues to gain ground the divisions within the country have never been clearer. that only you can bet. that everybody and their.

idea. or series keeping a blog updated ought to dog called moss side where she's posting extensively about the situation in syria very low so far the images from various parts of the country that have made it to air this quite yet the latest pictures showing people rally inside but damascus. downplayed the official. i pod touch from the top story. life on the. video. tease my old. friend says feed now in the palm of your what. dot com. polish protesters refusing to give up the fight over the. countryside up to more demos a planned against the multinational deal forged in secrecy that activists say

allows firms to censor the internet and e.u. official resigned over the treaty which was signed by twenty two european countries earlier on this week alexa brings you up to date now from warsaw. a passer by from england confused seems on friday in central warsaw with filming of a sequel for the hollywood movie people of india judging from the number of masked men and cameras such resemblance was tangible the film character forceful revolution these people are also standing for change to stop the anti counterfeit trade agreement act from becoming more involved in minus fifteen degree centigrade is definitely not an excuse for thousands who gathered in central warsaw friday protests combinators a week of numerous mass rallies across poland with people protesting against internet censorship actor may have a positive aim to protect intellectual property but these protesters fear it will be used to police the web and take harmless websites offline eighty engineer martin

says his work is under threat because of actors' obscurity with the international pact worked out in complete secrecy issues. are quite obvious. first of all. the possibility the possibility of legally censoring information the problem is that it's very unclear the negotiations have lost since two thousand and four and nobody's been told anything unlike the week's massive anti active protests in poland friday's showdown had clear political overtones while the majority of the crowd was voicing no to the treaty a large chunk was die. making their anger at the government experts say the scale of public dissent has managed to make more soldiers ruling elite nervous the government was promoting itself as being modern as. people probably internet and

people trying to keep them accountable so when they discover that the government is supporting something without it was purely political answer to no we don't believe any more of this but this considers the harm governments are pretty nice in the steadily scenes of their point of view or order a tactic and the and know that they might not ratify act and they will have a second fault so after a week of ignorance i think suddenly they realize that the protests are much deeper much broader and. to become law in poland actor needs the approval of the polish and european parliament nobody knows for sure how long this might take but protesters say they will continue piling the pressure on the authorities to stop this happening i think it came as a complete shock nobody expected nobody expected. to. do this kind of thing i think there will be a lot of. these two weeks i think because. i think.

the. prime minister has been adamant warsaw would not give in to blackmail in the streets with what was initially acquired social protest has become politically broader with every rally ask elating in both the numbers present and the level of aggression let's see russia. reporting from warsaw in poland. as european liberty campaign a dominated by have skin believes the polish government should have listened to the public because they're the web's real stakeholders. it'd substrates it's my violating those basic freedoms and in there you know too much with the freedom i'll use there without really attacking the big violators of the internet and those internet providers those confines which are taking advantage of the fear i see in the internet and the first thing we

should be aware with this process is that people are feeling that they were cheated by the government then that something is wrong that there were no consultation and there was no possibility of a debate before therefore as of the signature of the document there were many at times in the recent year or reapers minds to have the internet and as my time people have they pressure on that the government is taking some steps without compensation without hearing in turnout and the internet users. you watching our heads just just tell you for how we find out how even the wind chills don't stop global warming getting people hot under the collar. they don't care about the planet until until it affects them personally and finally half the world we live in get a resident ask people in new york what they would sacrifice to save the planet got

some interesting answers coming up but then we skid that all the sochi two skiers put the slopes through their paces for the first time before they you know welcome the winter olympics finest in two years the clock ticks. the ratings firms keep raining the blows on the beleaguered eurozone no fitch has downgraded five countries they include spade in italy which are of course the big worries because of this size if they fail your leaders in key financier's are struggling to try to find a remedy to the debt crisis at the annual world economic forum laura lister's been there all week for a small and good to see you again are delegates any further towards finding some sort of solutions on day four as it is now in davos. it's a great question kevin it certainly is still the top topic here we've seen leaders not only from the euro zone but from other countries financial and political leaders also continuing to fight and to argue over the proper solutions for the

eurozone crisis and at the center of it is a lot of people pushing for a larger bailout fund for a for a secure fire wall the irony is that as they're talking about this we hear from an exclusive that reuters had a european source has reported that germany wants greece to hand over control of its fiscal budget as a condition for the next bailout package the further irony is that we've seen capitalism really be one of the topics one of the issues here at this davos questioning of capitalism in its current form is still serving the global and these western nations and i just heard david cameron in his remarks at davos asked about this and he said you know despite the problems i still believe that the capitalism in its current form and western democracies is the best first serving freedom and democracy at the same time that we see not only technocrats managing it to push through very difficult budgetary reforms in italy in greece these are people that

were not democratically elected now the argument is that the parliaments are democratically elected by the people and the parliaments chose these technocrats but that's supposed to happen in emergency situations you have to ask you know if the passage you ations of war which have initiated these kind of emergency governments and technocrats and sold if these financial situations are the same thing and now to go a step further we have germany wanting greece to hand over control over its budget entirely this sovereignty over its fiscal matters at the same time that the backdrop where we're hearing that this is the best situation for democracy. last couple of months. very thing might have an interesting it may be coming to pos ok the wood inequality is well never far from the surface of also following on from of but also bring occupy protests was being said about. you know it's really interesting because we've been talking about the occupy protesters and we've seen

klaus schwab the founder of the world economic forum want to have a meeting with him and be outspoken about the problems of inequality and in fact income inequality or inequality itself is identified by the world economic forum as the top risk for two thousand and twelve in past years it's been things like the decline of asset prices and in two thousand and twelve that's the top risk interesting language right it's not a problem that needs to be addressed it's not it's really you know making life so difficult for so many across the globe it's a risk and to that point i was just picking within golden he's a professor he used to be with the world bank he's been coming to davos for fifteen years he said even though it's grown at the end of the day this is still represents the business elite of the globe and he said that the people here are concerned about inequality in so far as it is a threat to that and they see that people here that have a vested interest in protecting their wealth are seeing a growth in these movements like occupy that they believe could threaten their

wealth could change taxation laws could lead to populist movements and social unrest that threaten their position so there you have your concern over inequality good to see amongst all the gloom let's just know the lovely things round us look about scenery but i'm jus must be a place to bring a lot of inspiration hopefully a bit of good news what i know it's nearly over. the last couple of days more a list of the reporting from the world economic. but to the gloom may be the chief economic correspondent for the british newspaper the independent spoke to me he believes greece has already succumbed to default in reality. i don't think you have to be a whiz at math to figure out that is not just the indecisiveness of some countries of birth but also the euro oh the common currency is a single currency for an area where some countries need a devaluation i don't know whether technically greece is going to be in default or

not but if your reith a thirty or forty cents in the euro your debt and the write down is going to something like that could be four to seven forty if you're lucky thirty if you're unlucky that it any rational six b. is a country defaulting on its debts and whether technically that it is or whether it take it seems to me to be not that relevant because once you've dealt with greece ok you try and have to put a fireball behind that but people may say look if i'm not going to get my money back on greece why should i learn to portugal why should i lend to spain why should i lend to italy. you know as well just a bit later today the kaiser report taking a swipe at the politicians and bankers they want doing enough to reassure the markets and the people that recovery is around the corner. the governor bank of england urged against despair because all crises coming to an end eventually he says he looks pretty miserable doesn't think he's

a dog like usually very telling people don't despair you don't look like you're about to top yourself you tried to have a smile and butter like clown nose on really like a burner and look out the clown those are always delivering bad economic numbers vervain kangas got that british kind of in the bag have blitzed on jan luck which is not fooling anybody and of course the u.k. economy is contracting why because the debt in the banking sector continues to expand and nobody's doing anything about that mervyn king wake up. bring it up today with more of the day's top of aim surrounds jude resume talks with u.n. nuclear inspectors this weekend in the first discussions of their kind in more than three years the country's also allowing a senior u.n. weapons expert to be part of the mission iran's nuclear program is the main reason behind the rising tension with the west the most recent moves have seen the e.u.

adopt a complete ban on the radio while exports from july but to radstowe considering heading off the sanctions by cutting supplies to europe as early as next week global policy consultant got a mommy told me that by threatening to turn off a tower for rallies hoping to soften the impact of the sanctions. the calculus from iran's perspective is going to be if they preempt by cutting exports the forward the july first date that the e.u. has set for cutting the exports and iran preemptively cuts its three four hundred thousand barrels with the exports to the e.u. will it be able to drive prices up enough by doing that to offset for that you know right now. what is going on with iran is that the there is an existential threat to the government and quite frankly from the u.s. perspective i don't think there is a lot of hope that these sanctions will actually get you right to stop its nuclear program into real unwritten objectives here is quite frankly in a column by different name but it's regime change ultimately they want to put as

much pressure that as they can on this government elsewhere around the world tonight the supposed leader of the violent nigerian islam is said before harlem's threatening to kill more security personnel and kidnap their families and in order recording it also accuses president barack obama of waging war on islam but we could go the group killed more than one hundred eighty people during a gun and bomb attack in a northern town and you don't want sharia law more widely enforced throat nigeria. police in senegal fired tear gas at demonstrators rally against the court's decision to allow their president to run for a third term protesters then threw rocks broke barricades and started fires the president's kind of seat was in question because the constitution changed back in the year two thousand just after he took office to impose a two term limit of the leeway to believes that the law doesn't apply to him though because he was elected before he came into effect. the ski slopes of sochi are in

place for the next winter olympics now comes the test to make sure they meet world class standards the russian resorts facilities are hosting their first ski isn't organizers hope it will be downhill from here as r.t. that is below ski explains. it's no weekend called in the caucasus mountains but it's the hottest time for ski fans many like this couple even promise for a say period for the season's grand opening in sochi you can see mrs now that. it's thirty snowing a month ago so much snow who wanted to ride so badly and no one had this chance. super this is also cool to a brand new resort just off the black sea coast with a number of plans to attract ski fans who might otherwise prefer a winter break in france or switzerland kilometers those tracks but will be able to compete with many european resorts no i mean six to tempt thousand tourists will be able to ski here to show your work and seasonal warm weather left a few who are in destinations

a little high and dry but at the end step here it was i who got to became snowed under with work as skiers sort of new resorts and just look around you we can go for beautiful. believed and everyone enjoyed. very positive feedback this morning yes that's. doable for us but there also kudos biggest test is yet to come in february and march just about two thousand fourteen winter olympics it will mean more is to be strictly on this but for now they're making the most of the snow the freedom even the romance the russian winter it's great as there is snow is still up but you said it was supposed to give you my land down the hill so if you'll excuse me. like that r t sochi. well the snowy slopes might bring skiers together but offload showing weather continues to divide others in the international community let's talk about that laurie oftenest asked people in new york how far they're willing to go to cool down global

warming. today legislators are introducing more and more bills to help curb the effects of global warming what are you willing to do to help out this week let's talk about that would you be willing to blow dry your hair anymore yes that i'd be willing to do would you be willing to dry your clothes on the line and never use to drag machine i don't know about that. and it depends would you be willing to change your behavior like they are walking to any destination that's under two miles instead of driving like what i'm doing today is a yes yeah yeah yeah absolutely absolutely it's a. well it's good what about showering for under a minute. i'm always. pretty much broke. dave's moaning about the current opposed to lose the clock on the market. do you

think most people are willing to change their daily behavior even though they are proud to call it selfish you know they don't really care about the planet until until it affects them personally and the world we live in whether or not you're willing to change your energy consumption habits now the bottom line is you might just have to in the future if global warming continues to progress. you know what we got online for you tonight about a dog called we have the world covered there right now as well the to run a saurus the terrorizing the told is truth this is what's creating visitors and the striking and natural history museum but some of the kids clearly want it less vivid for solve we've got the pretty story online also. looked up and overlooked and arrested for drunk driving when they're held in solitary confinement and did not like doctors for two years without trial these

stories online from us t.v. dot com. also don't forget to give our child will try for reports and shows when you want them my name is kevin owen here in moscow my with you tonight i'll return to this as world news headlines in just a few moments. on

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this is live from moscow the top stories with me kevin russia slams the new u.n. resolution on syria is unacceptable saying it's targeting regime change and pave the way possible for intervention the arab league. mission in syria over the upsurge in violence there. protesters in poland vowed to continue fighting the international piracy pact and the politicians who support the tourist trade

agreement activists say it allows governments to police the internet under the guise of protecting copyright. and yet another blow to the struggling eurozone is five nations credit. scores get cut including spain and a silly lead is the key finance experts are struggling to try to find a solution to the deepening debt crisis at the world economic forum. next artie's on the money program exploring whether it's risky to invest in russia right now amid the presidential election plus how to keep the blood pumping in the moscow markets. welcome to the money where the business is business. russian equities how will be fair this year what sectors in companies are attractive is the russian market a bastion of stability in a turbulent world and what about the issue of political risk.