broken news journalist who resigned from al-jazeera accuse station pulses of fabricating reports to broadcast their view rather than show what's really happening in conflict on syria. and the polls in their polling has barack obama and david cameron casually mole over their afghanistan strategy after the concert of sixteen civilians by an american soldier in the country. trying to warns of the urgent need to slow down growth to a bullet in the economic and political process just as that rate in europe was a hazing as a potential cash cow. this boy was allowed to continuing from russia the russian

mob could see of consecutive session games with the obvious my six gaining one point three percent of the close of wednesday session more of this in business all teams with. thanks for joining us on this one zero seven o'clock here in moscow i'm karen taraji well as the conflict in syria rages on media spin doctors are fighting their own battle to shape public opinion on the crisis there adverts are made easier by unconfirmed and sometimes contradictory reports and footage from the conflict zone but the zeal of one channel al-jazeera has already for several key members of its staff to resign and protests artist marie anthony has more. clashes in the streets of syria have been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is

a media war. lords freelance investigative journalist from damascus says he's found what he thinks is proof of media manipulation of the conflict in syria in this video from the syrian town of holmes became are a focuses on the cities or the refinery the shooting begins seven hours before media viewers around the world see a pipeline explosion allegedly caused by assad's army bombardment you can clearly see that something is slowly burning in the distance when the smoke has thickened english speakers correct their cameras position for a better shot of what's going on they shake it to make it look like amateur video. it's clear it's not an explosion and people reportedly greenly peacey. in another video from a hospital in holmes someone behind the camera talks to the doctor and the corner

we see a little knock him. when you're alone you should tell bashar good will punish you and then talk about his wife lets him his will again after some thirty minutes away tame the crew starts to get nervous you know let's go a little beer maybe a hole in kuwait no we need al-jazeera while life on al-jazeera eventually the girl will forget some details. an issue but sure and your children in this footage we see danny holmes activist known for his exclusive reports from the very epicenter of the conflict his trip carrying to go live on c.n.n. he's relaxed and calm. and there is no shooting until he asks for it was. choose a target. no worries just do it by the. solution

i see in my whole dear. tell them regime buildings collapsed and we're taking buildings away be there could be a miniature hunger again here in the last hour and here. we are two hundred dead in love reality the finale though for he did in the finale and he got the big deal you can see activity become journalists trying to make a change as hard as possible the more blood and death the higher the price up. but not everyone is happy about it well known war correspondents used to report for al-jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army and his bosses and the told him he needed medication he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says. like you know of. syria. egypt tunisia whatever got paid for example the revolution in bahrain and saudi

arabia the entries here a chief in beirut where ali has been working has also quit for same reason. we started to invite guests from america who only criticize the regime in syria and support the regime in bahrain and persons who justify nato intervention this is unacceptable. this is just a proxy it's a proxy used by external cause by some local actually by external governments by maybe the west to fuel this war. with more and not proof emergence of the international media as involvement in the arab spring revolutions the question remains open so what extends to the influence in france and how much responsibility do they therefore share for what follows. r t beirut lebanon. the assad government has scheduled parliamentary elections for the start of may russia is praising the move but says change and reforms are long overdue on the

ground syrian troops have overrun another flashpoint city pushing back armed rebels opposition activists claim the area is now becoming the scene of a park down while the government's hailing victory against what it calls foreign funded terrorism rabble political leaders and health confirmed today have been promised more weapons from abroad meanwhile the international community is still unable to reach consensus on how to act the un estimates more than eight thousand people have been killed in syria since last march international consultant load burnoose says it's up to damascus to deliver on its promises of more reform. it's wrong to talk about the opposition in syria there are all sorts of listen forces who want to democratic regime who want to negotiate but who are against military intervention now this is not good for them it's just so big for those who have chosen violence nobody is claiming the regime is the moxi on the contrary the point

is whether violent overthrow by a military intervention is going to think not the good thing what we should do is see how. and measure how serious he is about these things we don't know yet whether he means it or not whether we should have been used give it a try and force him to do it to fall on the road somebody needs still ahead in the program nuclear propaganda we report on why israel still has not ruled out the possibility of an attack on iran and its atomic program despite public the supply of. eight civilians have been killed by roadside bomb in afghanistan just days after a u.s. soldier massacre of sixteen civilians and a shooting rampage in washington president obama is hosting his key ally british prime minister david cameron for talks on the afghan military campaign candidate you can report stunning u.s. capitol. both countries are facing

a huge backlash from their joint campaigns topping the agenda is of getting sent especially in the wake of the tragedy that happened there over the weekend when a u.s. soldier apparently murdered sixteen innocent afghans in cold blood including women and children analysts say the incident is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the problems that the allied forces mission faces in afghanistan the u.s. and the u.k. or the main contributors to the war in afghanistan and as the two countries are trying to coordinate a kind table for withdrawal analysts say becomes increasingly clear that their nation building effort has been a failure insurgency in the country's rampant afghans clearly want the allied forces out is and it's like the latest murder of innocent civilians are used by all kinds of extremists to recruit even more people to their ranks opium poppy and here in production in afghanistan has increased dramatically in the last ten years of the war there and is now at record levels and part of the money from its sales effectively goes to support terror around the globe by the way the first country to fall victim to the rampant opium production in afghanistan is russia and it's

watching very nervously and with huge concern and what the allied forces are doing there because their actions directly affect russia's national security what's interesting here in america even the mainstream media which have been generally supportive of war see if not to say trigger happy have started echoing what most people say here in the united states and the thoughts almost pleas that you hear most often with regard to afghanistan or they just don't tell us that we're winning and b. why isn't the leadership listening to us that we have to say here note opinion polls show more than sixty percent of americans want their troops out of afghanistan and they want them out now so with this in mind it's going to be very hard for mr cameron and president obama to put each other on the back and celebrate success when so much speaks to the contrary. but you know peace and hand the u.s. defense secretary is in afghanistan trying to manage severely damaged ties with cobol after the furor over the burning of the koran by american troops the afghan

president says the latest civilian killings are an american soldier are forgivable london based investigative journalist simon assaf says the military campaign is bogged down by ever changing goals they will be trying to manage what i think is going to show it is a moral collapse of the of the occupation we have to remember that poor obama who opposed the war in iraq the afghan war was the good war so this latest incident following the burning of the koran is quite recently we just feel that the whole kind of moral case for the war has been trying to keep her away from the afghan war for a while i mean. remember it's you know it's over ten years now and we've heard so many promises so many lies the end of the tunnel and so on the. diplomatic surge is troop surges all these things have failed and you just feel that there was a this a can just to really quietly maybe if we just leave without making much noise

people will forget that we were here that. incidents like this that i think of just below that completely that the reason they went in was to destroy al qaeda and osama bin laden was across the border in pakistan so then it became a war against the taliban and then a war against the afghan people and so now at the end of all this horrific process we turn to point to say well i actually need to sit down and talk these are not foreigners these are afghans and they represent something inside the country in the end the truth is that they are going to have to be the masters of their own fate. callable debt crisis is causing world markets to flood again later this hour peter lavelle and as cross trial gas debate whether more financial regulation will make for a healthier international economy here's a sneak peek. if you look at what's going on in the world at the moment there's this huge bill going through america called gold for a huge advisedly i mean it's now up to something like six and a half thousand pages hard can anybody in their right mind expect to use that to

create any sort of a framework apart from a large amount of paper that you can go and sit on or possibly make. and i think that's the problem we're running into here peter is that actually we can talk about these lovely concepts all day but actually we've got the nightmare coming out because everybody's going to be potentially in danger of wearing an orange jumpsuit because they won't know what they're able to do and if we don't have any markets whatsoever then reasonable commerce is going to come to hold because actually i think arnold said it best first of all you can't be extreme you can't have total regulation because that stalin ism and those markets didn't work terribly well and you kind of complete out not capitalism which admittedly we've never really seen in the world but i suppose you could argue happened during the industrial revolution because that's going to be a mess. just showing us from minutes past the hour and china must put the brakes on growth and growing an urgent reforms to keep the world's second largest economy stable and for

political chaos a stark warning comes from premier wen jiabao who is preparing to hand over power later this year it comes as beijing five debt laden europe holding its hand out for help our correspondents are sillier reports. with china's three trillion plus dollars in foreign currency reserves it was only a matter of time before debt lated europe came knocking on its store from the chinese side the leaders always for you ok the waiting is sold that we meet our actually you can see this kind of a future of the present. is not good not putting in practice may be the wrong some kind of a deal for me well it's not even a maybe now china's call is clearly on the rise and so is its confidence this time around china has no qualms letting the e.u. know that it is well aware of it struck card and that any help will come at a price top of its list of demands gaining the status of

a full fledged market economy and lifting the one nine hundred eighty nine ban on its purchase of military weapons from the e.u. . and for the first time china has openly used its potential cash card to lash out at the e.u. for a recent anti subsidy and dumping investigations into imports of chinese made steel products precisely because chinese know there is a danger of some form of protectionism what they want to do is have companies in bases in europe factories manufacturing products. that screwdriver companies in europe so that a lot of their products will be labeled made in germany made in france made in greece and so on so they will not be considered to be importations from china and the plans already in action just last month the first chinese automobile assembly plant open to bulgaria aiming to produce fifty thousand vehicles per year for the

whole european continent raising more fears of china's far reaching influence it does would emerge so as. you know. he's it's. can but europe hasn't thrown in the towel just yet it still has the power to grant china's wishes as a country's second biggest trade partner the fall of one is the fall of both the e.u. also has its own demands for one backing on syria and iran part of the political game but international politics given that this is being played is very much committed to economics in. a resource for us but behind the gates of cash rich china it's fighting its own battle trying to sell the idea to its people chinese internet forums were abuzz with annoyance at what they see as poor ordinary chinese paying for rich europeans so beth why they can use prime minister. try

to persuade its people and its people and. colleagues in their government the. helping the european union is also helping ourselves not all the chinese are convinced but if business must go on one local commentator wrote don't hand over a dime without asking for the world in return tesser cilia r t brussels. well the roller coaster about the global economy has become some countries are experiencing ups and downs in terms of their international standing as we report online from greece has been given the benefit of the down side of the trading say agency which raised the country's credit status from its own created equal level after it sealed the second bailout partly a new. culture shock in london's bobbies go on a spree rather than all the. water cannons tear gas and even more tasers on their

shopping let's find out what they're planning to do with their new equipment that's on our website. also they are the primal print here of russian probes to visit mars jupiter are being us get the details on the country's ambitious space exploration plans at our new dot com. is it. down to you for sure geo location is your only phone call drudge for me.

which all she only did. reveal to me all she's my little girl. on call thanks for joining r t what's been called a low bar tour of death has been discovered in the garage and rushes come out of the. public containing nine palms and large quantities of explosives. making materials the amount was equivalent to a hundred kilos of t.n.t. enough to demolish a large residential area police have established the identity of the owner of the garage and are now searching for him investigators believe the explosives were intended for terror attacks in crowded areas of the city all of the devices were defused by bomb disposal experts. now some other news from around the world.

help us with belgian students has crashed in a tunnel in switzerland killing twenty people most of were children the vehicle was taking fifty two tourists back to belgium from a ski trip when the crash happened near the time border the investigation was launched into the cause of the tragedy. a series of earthquakes has rattled tokyo and northeast japan the strongest tremor measured six point eight on the richter scale and was centered around two hundred thirty kilometers from the coast in the pacific ocean a six point one magnitude quake was later felt in tokyo just last year a massive earthquake and tsunami hit japan leaving nine hundred thousand people dead one missing. the international criminal court has convicted a warlord in the democratic republic of congo of using children as soldiers in a tribal war thomas lubanga will be sentenced at a later hearing and could face up to life imprisonment prosecution also accused him

of using children as young as nine as bodyguards and sex slaves. around president has appeared before parliament to answer questions regarding his foreign and domestic policy decisions mahmoud ahmadinejad is accused of mismanaging the nation's economy and challenging the authority of the country's supreme leader he denies the allegations but now faces calls for his impeachment it was the first time since one nine hundred seventy nine that iran's parliament has summoned the president. meanwhile iran has rejected allegations by the u.n. nuclear watchdog that it tried to clean up radioactive evidence of a secret nuclear work at a key military site run also says it's ready to allow i.a.e.a. inspections there but under certain conditions meanwhile tel aviv isn't backing down from its threat to attack but as paula slayer reports that's not striking a chord with israeli public opinion. there's

a growing chorus of anger in israel but the government refuses to listen there's no logic in attacking iran births we have a government that plans illogical things and that's really frightening and while most experts agree israel is far from having the capability to attack iran is really officials keep hinting a strike could be imminent the million dollar question right now is whether or not it is or would go it alone it could call on its closest ally the united states or hope but washington is making a lot of noise not to strike i don't think there is a possibility that. we need. america before we strike and the best way would. we don't expect agreement. with probably. relations between israeli and american leaders are tense but aparna to managing an

end to the loose talk of war coming out of little yahoo's government i would not buy any say that. you know. what is ross or. character here is really. you know one of us. in war and well nobody's really official has gone so fast to confirm an attack on iran the implications are clear the consequences of such political moves very very. close in the strait or four walls. stopping the flow of oil in the gulf. we are not going to reopen. before the

law or. in spite of american express and suggestion we certainly. israel relations with the united states. even break them all together and in the long run that might be a gamble even more dangerous then taking on iran's policy r t tel aviv british conservative m.p. john byron told r.t. that talk of attacking iran will only make a peaceful outcome last likely watches full interview next hour but here's a taste of what's to come. it's not only naive but it's illogical it's naive because the policy of force has clearly failed policy of saber rattling and sanctions has not worked they are yesterday's promises iran is not going to be deterred from pursuing its nuclear program but it's also in logical because we're

keeping an option on the table which clearly inflames the situation people know that it's. been a disaster if we pursue that option of force so i think you have to be realistic the present policy is a failed and present policy is a heightening tensions what we want is now to pull back from any chance of military conflict and take a fresh look at the situation and adopt a fresh approach. and now it's time for the latest business out there dimitris at keeping us well informed throughout the day had to retreat so trading is over in russia how did they take out her went very well actually r.t. as nice is getting more than one percent lots of stories so look there when the russian markets but mainly we saw a capital outflow increasing in the month of february after another seventeen billion dollars left in january the economics ministry says eleven billion left in

february and this is our to talk to you chief economist at d.m.p. parivar in russia to talk about the reasons for this. if you are flies must be driven by the russian companies which are taking money abroad including paid external debt and invest in a broad political factors also strong we think the trend will to starting from april when this new clarity about the new government of the. us if we just take a look at those numbers you can see that investors are pretty much used to this trend of capital flying out of russia because the r.t.s. and m i six gained one point two percent better than their european or u.s. peers secular was moving the myself today many stories there as i mentioned after about four point six percent at the close on rumors that its partner company. could take a controlling stake in russia as the largest car maker to cause

a bit weaker than the market up just a point three percent of the close as announced on business plans and investment into certain assets and notably the west colonel field in iraq that is going to invest twenty five billion dollars over the next ten years their. preferred shares were the biggest gainers up more than five percent the highest level since summer two thousand and seven. in the us markets are struggling for direction the dow jones still trying to maintain in the positive territory after gaining a whopping one point seven percent it's a good sign that there's no correction right now there but the nasdaq is down by just a notch this is on the back of course of good stress test results that we've seen in the banking sector in the u.s. broadly positive foot see the dax so therefore driven by banking shares which are bank up three point eight percent of this. and u.s. crude is of the night on the i max as the u.s.

crude inventories increased as was expected we're seeing a correction of footy six cents for lights still pretty high levels of the oil prices there providing support for the. ssion economy for the russian ruble which has been gaining for several sessions now versus the dollar and versus the year as you can see there around well actually we're by just the not try the end of the session whereas the u.s. dollar is gaining against the year of the federal chairman ben bernanke you have a positive point rosy assessment of the state of the u.s. economy. so we've got time for this hour do join us in fifty five minutes i'll be here with a market update. question

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