at least four people reportedly killed in fresh clashes as thousands continue to demonstrate across egypt angry at the country's military rulers after violence at a football match on wednesday left seventy four dead. the united nations that security council is set to vote on a resolution on syria amid reports of escalating violence in the country. and stations across russia are to get their own digital observers as prime minister putin orders the installation of webcams to counter a potential fraud ahead of the march presidential election.

broadcasting live direct from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. glad to have you with us fresh clashes in egypt with reports of at least four killed and some four hundred injured across the country as police again fired volleys of tear gas to disperse crowds of protesters. broke out after wednesday's football violence when seventy four people died in post match clashes protesters have been amassing in tahrir square and around the interior ministry blaming the police for doing nothing to prevent the soccer pitch they are also calling on the military council to step down analysts say many young people are disillusioned with how their revolution has turned out. main recipient of criticism now in egypt if the ministry cancelled because it really have. and they are demanding that would be transferred. either to a government or president. and the military council is still very hesitant and i

link this to something that happened couple weeks ago when the military council ordered security forces to go and shut down democracy agencies both n.g.o.s and international n.g.o.s n.g.o.s all of that indicates that the mix of councils very has been entrancing to democracy that they want to cut the deal with a force which most likely would be the muslim brotherhood they did something very odd about the fact that egypt brought down their hand and leader and yet agencies are acting. in iraq what is happening right now in large segments of society that typically the youth of egypt will began to revolt and that will hold was taken away by other political parties including the muslim brotherhood and that some of those youth are angry at the government because they want the military council to transfer power to them or actually to their representatives and they fear that egypt is moving towards another author with heaven regime and sticking with the

story lawrence davidson a professor of middle eastern history at west chester university in the u.s. says this latest outbreak of violence could spark further insurrection. i think they lock the gates of the stadium which is never a good idea. but it seems to have been a routine kind of procedure. that the police didn't intervene against crafters probably is an indication that the police were afraid. to get in the middle of this but it serves as a pretty good excuse to read in bigger and. the protests against the military council and i think the key here is what the muslim brothers are going to do i don't think it can be another call to a full scale uprising unless the muslim brothers and their numbers as far as the

military council is concerned. you don't know what their regular troops are going to do if you put them in the streets against against those centrally their cousins or the you know are members of their family so i don't see the army. coming in and being becoming involved in this. maybe it will fractionalized elements of the army perhaps to exert leadership beings get bad enough but i don't see that coming anytime soon well as always we would like for you to tell us what you think about the latest clashes in egypt at r.t. dot com today we ask you why call has failed to return after egypt's revolution last year. so far most of you believe it's because of the same officials who were in power under ousted president mubarak are still running the country now a quarter think of the country doing the unrest plays into the interests of radical

groups about eighteen percent say the unrest continues because high unemployment persists and a slightly fewer of you believe that every revolution creates its own downfall those are the figures now but of course you can help change them. that's your vote at r.t.e. dot com. the u.n. security council is set to vote on a resolution on syria amid reports of escalating violence in the country earlier russia refused to accept a draft resolution on syria saying that it calls to facilitate a political transition moscow opposes any language inside the resolution that could be seen as backing a regime change in damascus or to use the latest from new york number you've been staying on top of this for us is the tide turning for the u.n. resolution on syria. well the tide into your is churning in the respect that there will be a vote taking place saturday in new york at the security council whether or not this resolution gets adopted or means to be seen i don't mean to be using

a cliche but this story has been going up and down the past week and what we see is that there has been a vision's me to the draft resolution that was initially presented on to state but by friday morning the russian foreign ministry issued a statement saying that it could not support the provisions of the draft resolution as it was because it's not just address all of moscow's concerns the text has been softened by moscow still has issues with some of the text and the two major sticking points for russia and many other countries in the security council i should mention is the fact that it calls for syrian president bashar al assad to relinquish his powers hand them over to his deputy and step aside while the transition government is formed now that he's rooting has changed in the draft resolution that i have personally seen but a lot of

a lot of sentences leave room for interpretation and i think that is the issue that russia has with the text of this resolution it does not want to leave any doors open for regime change in syria because. basically russia china and many other countries have localized the fact that the security council should not be used as a tool to impose regime change in any country around the world in this case in particular to syria it should be the security council should be new moving towards coming to a peaceful solution where both parties see in part in the conflict should come together at the table so this vote will be taking place saturday morning we're going to the u.k. envoy to the united nations security council will be meeting at nine am clearly making their own statements talking about this draft resolution now according to reports a move towards the vote came after russian foreign minister sergei lavrov spoke by

phone with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton we're told by u.s. officials that it was ms clinton that called on mr la prague now that she will be meeting in the next coming of hours in the next coming hours for a security conference that's scheduled in the unit maybe they will speak on the sidelines personally about this draft resolution and whether or not it will be approved and fully supported by the security council as i said remains to be seen because russia has its main concerns in the aftermath of what took place in libya it does not want to see repeated circumstances in syria and at this point takes place but of course our viewers know we will be following this story and updating them as more information becomes available proof that it's always changing because it's a late on a friday night there in new york thanks for staying on top of that for us murder nial reporting from new york for r t and we are receiving reports from opposition groups in syria that around two hundred people have been killed in renewed violence

in the city of homes according to the syrian observatory for human rights and the army is showing the city with reports of fresh clashes in other towns as well for more developments on the ground in damascus. make sure to visit our twitter page for the latest from sarah firth on the situation in syria. as humanitarian groups accuse libya's new government of abuse in the countries of detention centers it's been revealed that a former senior official could have fallen victim to torture libya's ambassador to france has died in custody twenty four hours after being detained by an armed group international aid agency medicine sans frontiers has recently halted its work in the libyan prisons because of the interrogation techniques so chandan middle east expert and journalist shed some light on the latest accusation. i think doctors without front is like human rights watch like amnesty they can't suddenly feign

surprise about what's actually come to pass in libya they seem to provide the quote unquote human rights justification for western. policies of foreign aggression doctors without borders has said very clearly that we are being used by the libyan rebels to basically to make better those detainees that have been tortured so they can be tortured again so the torch a state which libya has now developed which which you know just would get off his regime. just was a much better human rights situation by any real standards now doctors a against finding surprise but frankly they are being used in this way and they're allowing themselves to be used and it's high time really that the people across the world see these so-called human rights organizations what they are the basically the trojan horse is a western foreign policy it seems to me very clearly is that why this focus now on this in tiny militia is because there's a tiny militia there's untimely people holding saif al islam and the west

especially the i.c.c. are very fearful about what this one tiny militia are going to do with saif al islam saif islam hasn't had access to us and this far as i know and he hasn't said anything publicly so i think for this and tunnies that saif al islam in their in their custody is the biggest power play that they've got to use in libya so i think this is the great agenda of what's going on right now with this latest development . and that russia live pictures from every polling station that will go online with the help of a new website launched on friday thousands of web cameras are being installed across the country ahead of next month's presidential election the move was introduced by current prime minister and presidential candidate vladimir putin as one step towards stopping fraud during the vote and what piece going to has the details. after inch mile after mile big brother is preparing to cast his eyes on polling stations as the massive campaign to

install web cameras is in full swing across the entire nation but actually sometimes but i don't know why i just by central electoral commission which is to install web cameras at all polling stations across the country so that everyone can watch online what's happening there twenty four hours a day. the idea was put forward following the biggest protests in russia since the collapse of the us a song with tens of thousands demanding fair elections so wiring up over ninety thousand polling stations is the steel in around a half a billion u.s. dollars is the price tag that you're going to want the system is not to be made only for one day we have this project want only develop elections acknowledges it will also help modernize the telecommunications infrastructure across the entire country so when they all cameras will be feeding the videos they filmed a local digital storage facility after computer processing will be then sent to

seven large storage and distribution centers via a cable radio and satellite these centers will then broadcast the information to several web portals it's estimated that all together the cameras will film and broadcast four hundred ninety years of video information in good quality however there is still down to this technology will help make the vote more transparent. i'm sure the observers won't be able to check advance if these cameras work will not now machine reason a camera for everyone knows about cameras in supermarkets but these are still doesn't stop robberies from happening. it's planted that every ballot box will be monitored by two cameras one with the general view at another with a close up of the slot there are many ways to rig a vote and the cameras don't provide one hundred percent guarantee against them but using that should still make it much more difficult to stuff boxes.

using them to monitor election such a scale is a first for any nation. and regardless of the success of the idea everyone will be able to monitor the vote online and not to mention no one is against having more real life observers on the spot in what was going on r.t. moscow. now on to surveillance of a different kind as american and u.k. law enforcement agencies have been left red faced by the hacker group anonymous the web activists managed to intercept a conference call between the f.b.i. and scotland yard that discussed anti hacking operations and gave details about anonymous members and planned arrests the bureau confirmed the security breach saying the information was intended for law enforcement officers only and was illegally obtained by brown from social activist site project pm says the hacking

network will always be one step ahead of law enforcement. anonymous. and all the. process all. of them to know that some of. the brick and mortar. of all things. they're always. to make do. in san diego and they've all. so you know what not to not realize when you can ring off modem orders. then when. you. turn you. didn't realize. you were. in the nation they're starting so things like that. no matter what happened.

we're not burning out any. of course we want to make sure that we're visible on the web there's plenty more on that online here's a taste of what else is there for you right now t. dot com. gag by google in its latest wave of upgrades the web giant is to begin censoring users blogs more about that on our web site. and the i s s crew members will be stuck in orbit for an extra forty five days find out what's causing the delay at our two dogs. more world news in brief for you this hour. at least thirty seven people have been killed in a shootout between rival police forces in south sudan dozens more were hospitalized with gunshot wounds fighting erupted at a peace meeting to resolve local disputes about stolen cattle south sudan which declared independence last year is plagued with ethnic tension violence

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destructive crofts and other person like to help you let go of stress as focus on something you enjoy and this next is an intriguing addition to the world of hobbies locals and foreigners can enjoy. in the beginning of two thousand and seven a group of. us created a club to cultivate traditional and strong. practitioners. someone who practices on the grading system of skill equivocation. is growing in popularity around the world. is no exception to the. spiritual and physical with the means of a sword it's a powerful social and cultural phenomenon in japan russia is existed for twenty two years as always if i would like to take part in a close the clothing and components and finally the helmets men as it's called

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a lot of time in front of the screen of the play stations. it's a huge industry now. around the world to showcase the best examples like the expo. two thousand and six. things is one of the most common. some keep their collections incumbent's others prefer to share them with others interested. and enthusiastic by the increase of acquired his b.m.w. . decided to stop the collection. and trade clause grew considerably and. which now has hundreds of consumers.

and. is a popular chain in russia with a million still of trainspotting stamp collecting a modern making. being replaced by technology but while some kids turn their noses up at traditional games there are still many who love old fashioned postcards. jigsaw puzzles black drafts chess or dozens of hobbies and games on sale here and of course even though our children's toys. and throw in the cold and dark winter months such indoor activities for. instance no. such hobbies are good for you in many ways jigsaws arts and craft puzzles plastic model kits and so on are said to hans your creativity. clearly sharpen your focus. is a big bend in the global. tracing and detained for hours in the high tech world of

today there's clearly still a market for such bodies and must go beyond. puzzles and not just for children some are so complicated that grownups can manage them like for example they said once here consisted of thousands of pieces and it's a great family holby and fun well like to deal with them all together. a final location is the olympic complex venue was built for the nine hundred eighty summer olympics where most of the swimming diving and water polo competitions. i'm here to meet a group of his regular. and it's six meters deep it's a great place to train for. confidence and skills there are several diving clubs and it's a passionate hobby for many russians who travel around the world exploring their historic sites. which i shall always. a great part of my life i give such time

to work my brain is overloaded with information and i feel like i need some sort of release which i gantz when i come here don't even the pull and spend time with fellow divers. used in that i thought living in a busy capital such as the holidays abroad is the only chance to enjoy the what to wild well that's not the case so it's a with a wetsuit and get into the. sea creatures or not this is still great fun you don't have the use of coral and fish swimming pool is an ideal place to concentrate on managing the equipment steady breathing and to make sure your knowledge of safety is refresh and here you can see . playing a game. take that. time. provides

an opportunity to really stress and recharge your batteries. expression. to scuba diving. in extreme seasons and. this is he brings a whole range of fascinating hobbies and as the city evolves some muscovites travel more activities enjoyed only become more individual and specialized maybe next time they'll add a shock to the swimming pool. what i've experienced that was great fun but unfortunately that's the time we have left on this week's program for my hobbies and cost time skiing and rushing tom so i'll see you again the same time next week and so one for me and the rest of the crew from the ski school sitting here. for an hour.

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