but you guys did your security. on our chief. thing for p.b.s. special envoy kofi annan is in moscow to discuss possible solutions to the syrian crisis as the u. weighs in with more sanctions despite efforts to secure a cease fire. and he will protect his outrage in tel aviv and britain mourning the authorities against it but i'm sure attack on iran as a band of tension grows around ten rounds nuclear program which has prompted sanctions from the u.s. and the cuts. a teenage boy has been shot down as clashes broke out in the egyptian town of port save part of the local football team who was given a two year ban fall of last month's violence that left more than seventy parents dad.

is from russia and round the world this is a massive with me thanks for joining us bringing peace to syria is up for debate in moscow with a view on our obliques special envoy kofi annan due to meet the russian leader on sunday president reach me that it was expected to say how ending the violence or being possible unless outside the military and political support for the syrian opposition stops kofi annan visit to the russian capital comes after his team held talks with the mask is on implementing his six point peace plan it includes a cease fire. does this disparity there is and the start of political dialogue syria's foreign based opposition dismissed the plan but of course unanimous backing from beyond security council even so the e.u. is tightening this additional screws on president our son's family. it's ask right

and wrong i believe some foreign power is out playing a dangerous diplomatic. united states will pay lip service to anything that talks about peace but when it comes to action that's a totally different story same thing with european union power situation britain france he will all talk about peace democracy make theory and it isn't but as we all well know. they never got involved in syria because of democratic values or a humanitarian interests this is why they support the syrian national army if he wanted peace they would have asked for the syrian national council which is a portion of the opposition to speak to the syrian regime but did they have will pay lip service but i don't think it will be genuine. hundreds of antiwar accidents have rattled tel aviv to one the authorities against a potential attack on iran and israel a government does need to strike because of a terrence nuclear program complain it's fear the mounting pressure could escalate

into all out war the front so which would have a bumpy ride globally. has been watching the crash tests on port. this is being first demonstration of its kind and it comes after months of increasing war rhetoric by the israeli leadership what protesters here are saying is that the israeli prime minister has his own election campaign at heart and that is what is motivating him because the polls on this the way to him with the love if he does the one in sincerely believing that he is the recall appointment and mission to destroy the iranian nuclear program this may seem sometimes really crazy in this direction and recent poll suggested that some fifty eight percent of israelis are against a military strike now the manhunt for this demonstration began about a week ago when an israeli couple launched a campaign online in which they posted messages of support and love for a rainy and ordinary iranians responded with the oh it's just so if you look at

facebook and other social network sites you see messages like israel loves iran we are not at war with your country any rein in saying we love you as well we are not a war with anyone demonstrators i've been talking to say that the score by the israeli leadership is irresponsible it will lead to large numbers of people being injured and hurt and it's not clear how or when any kind of military strike with iran will end but we were not the israeli government will listen to the voice on the street remains to be seen policy r.t. tel aviv. the fears of israeli activists have been echoed in the u.k. by like minded demonstrators who also hold a day of action in key british citizen against the prospect of war with iran and those behind the iranians say israel and its allies should pursue diplomacy rather than destruction. because the rhetoric was building up in the us because of the breakdown of diplomatic relations britain and iran because of the deployment of naval forces from most western countries in the gulf at the present time and again

that comes from we need an aspiration of peace and understanding in the region israel has the capability of bombing with nuclear weapons iran or indeed any other country in the region isolating iran on allowing israel to continue with these threats it seems to me a very very dangerous development indeed think of the consequences for the western economies the whole world's economies of a war with iran think of the incalculable loss of people all over that region if we let slip the dogs of war we will all live if we do live to regret it. he watching r.t. and a few minutes from now the journey is for lovers of gun. owners run by the aftereffects of a soldier shooting rampage in afghanistan america is about to ease up but it's got it all it's. also later in the program a look at spain's this crap had generation of young people out feeling the pinch as jobs try out that made the euro zone's withering carmi. the fuel that

a teenager has been shot dead and dozens hurt in further clashes between police and forgot supporters in egypt port sayed right after the club was suspended for two years. that's a much faster month that left over seventy supporters dead and those who will stand trial in the disaster of the security. are blaming lax promising for failing to deal with the rest are foreign states and professor of middle east history at west trusting universities there is no clear no clear end to the violence because there is no one in charge of the situation that country. p.j. has no no standing law and order actually. that as stated things are such that the government is not think control the army is. not going to come out of its barracks

unless confront to. very very large way and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that when one popular decisions are made you're going to get the this sort of spontaneous kind of how a person of anger and there is no capacity to control it nor is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there is no central control and egypt now. american soldier accused of a village massacre in afghanistan has officially been charged with twenty nine counts of murder attempted murder and assault if convicted staff sergeant robert bales could face the death penalty but his lawyers say he remembers nothing of the killings by legal experts and one of a long and complicated legal process ahead that could provoke further anger among afghans following seen as the worst atrocity by an american in the decade long war and place that for antiwar dot com clearing the military of wrongdoing is deeply

rooted in the u.s. . throughout the media we've heard the justifications for bales apparent real page and you know they go through things like he might have had a concussion he was having trouble at home or stressful you know who are but you know people that are outside outside of the u.s. military to commit these kinds of crimes simply don't receive that kind of sympathy there was a thread with a new york times about how he's you know he's a true good man but he has problems and so on and so forth there is an extended effort to try and paint him. as a generally good man who whose crime can be excused what is a about a society that idolizes and fetishizing is. a commitment to kill on the orders of politicians in washington that's that's not that's a strange thing to admire except it's widespread throughout this culture there are

many atrocities that have been committed comparable to this one in the past in iraq in afghanistan that get papered over after the controversy settles and the dust settles these soldiers in their military trials try to get off easy the military can do no wrong it seems and that's that's the real tragedy. and before enlisting in the military robert bales was in the finance industry but left some very cloud and that's something because report. it's teeth into later this hour. staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach of duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan will bring

a broker is all about slaughtering people no we don't call it forgetfulness the term in the industry is called selective amnesia so you want to be able to selectively i mean asia about certain things that would somehow impact the bottom line the supper gives you more money of course you remember all details but the ones over insider trading so let me remember. as washington reels from the facts of a soldier's deadly alkan rampage americans are arming themselves after increasing the great new guns and ammunition are hitting the shelves featuring an addiction to power that's all in the name of freedom lisa conference reports now from the genie a word gondolas are about to get a more lenient. just across the river from the nation's capital for getting a slice of traditional america green spaces and triangle farmlands offer

a refuge from urban life a place where red white and blue is displayed with pride but here the symbol of liberty isn't just a flag it's this. that it definitely is a sign of freedom you know to be able to go on and until now wind was all you could buy in virginia every thirty days the law was supposed to curb gun trafficking but many here felt it curbed freedom instead it's not anyone's business how many guns i own or how i buy them or i buy them probably we have a second amendment for a reason. virgin you repeal the one handgun permit law in february and come summertime the right to bear arms will mean the right to buy as many of these. as you want but there are so many different makes models and brands that you know got to have a it's addictive but for much of the world's this kind of freedom may seem bizarre to young man apparently dressed in long black trench coats open fire across the globe guns are associated with tragedies. or bloodshed and battlefields of

war. but for gun owners like jim hansen and guns belong in the hands of american citizens the safest person in the world is someone who is legally carrying a firearm america is a country that was founded with a basic understanding that guns are a bad thing see in this world there's two kinds of people my friend. comes. as the most heavily armed nation in the world there are few diggers to be found in america as of two thousand and seven there were an estimated two hundred ninety four million guns in this country that's nearly enough to arm every man woman and child to scream bush at your wedding program but in the u.k. and in virginia gun shops like this one people just. can't seem to get enough whether it's handguns assault rifles or shotguns sales are better than ever they are booming they are definitely through the roof or an. and in

a place where guns mean freedom that trend isn't likely to change an armed society is a polite society you know we are here because of guns and as bad as i might sound we've defended ourselves and we are the free nation that we are because of. the thirty years after a powerful gun control movement the nation americans are returning to their roots and raising the idea of winning and carrying firearms like these with zeal unseen since the days of muskets and malicious for many freedom is symbolized by the barrel of a gun it's a mocker see locked and loaded party and lucy company of in virginia. you're watching our see answered ahead for you this hour the perils of global warming and over the norrie and. big oil companies don't want to hear that so if you really need money to lobbyists don't want to hear it good but we got to hear about it so much are we headed for doom i hope. we're bringing you the view from new york on

how to stop climate change from something else great. also this how it's high time passes harms mase as well explore a renowned russian jury hard to see which method which brings the brightest. there's no response from i'm going to start to hit greece as another protest against budget cuts has ended up in clashes with police the country has been relying on international bailout loans since may twenty turn in exchange for public spending that i was trying to make has been a matter of public fury and. it's a feeling shared by young people and i think you used the jobless rate is heading for fifty percent due to severe economic problems and as our first reports the countries young in turn to make their voices. you're using quite this has sparked fears of a lost generation if you eat unemployment at an all time high with more than forty nine percent of sixteen to twenty four year olds now out of work it's plain that is

particularly stuff that we've come here today one of the universities in spain to speak to some of the students guys really high unemployment figures the what's it like to be a student at this time in the country. well it's truly because you know the the future you can expect unemployment rates are already this high and the. schools are becoming a private business it's hard to tell if you're going to find a job when you when you finish studying if you can actually do some college studies because if you have to pay really high price for them you're not even going to be able to go to college at all think of this is that. people who suffer. children and they think their government have to think that indication is their most important thing because because of us will be we will create a future so they have to spend money they have to spend money indication what i

would like to see would be people massively going out of the street and protesting the things change people have that and it will lead them to realize. increasingly that i think that he was being students have been doing taking to the streets to protest the measures being brought in by the new government is not just students that are suffering in the last four years three million jobs. disappear. and now we are expecting at least four hundred thousand. more jobs to disappear in the coming months he joins some of the country's student unions as they plan for their next peaceful protests they tell us that the government's approach to managing the demonstrations is anything but peaceful the government there will be elections on the twentieth of november one month after that they were spending over a million euros on tear gas and other equipment to repress their own citizens on

the street one million viewers of the budget of a county that this has already a really bad economy and weapons to use against our own citizens when they came here to complain about what we are doing to them that's what the new government of spain is doing. the seemingly hardline approach of the new standish government in managing these protests could prove to be a real problem when hundreds of thousands of disenchanted used determined not to pay for the mistakes of the past teaches third. day. and let's not i could look at some other news from around the world this hour fifteen rebel kaddish women were killed in clashes with security forces in southeastern turkey on saturday the fighting took place in the. province where the outlawed cars sound workers party is waging an armed rebellion against the government is believed to be the highest death toll in a single day for goodman since the group began campaigning for autonomy nearly

twenty eight years ago. the beginnings of mali's military coup explains he now has complete control of the country after ousting the president on wednesday allmers simha that office peace talks was to erect rebels and has promised to give up power after the elections take place security council have to now as the crew and called for an immediate restoration of prosecution of. all the fuel that was left aboard the capsized costa concordia cruise ship has now been told this stricken bus so it's so much that it could take up to a year to remove a wrecked whole set of people died as the ship at a reef and killed over off the coast in january two passengers are still missing because it is looking as i said west faces charges of manslaughter and causing the ship wreck. the older brother of the man who shot seven people dead in toulouse could be facing charges on suspicion of being an accomplice or joe carter mero

who's being investigated for helping his brother mohamed was previously questions about sending gets from the french city to rock the pair's mother was released from custody without charge on friday mohamed merah died in a barrage of gunfire at his to lose apartment on thursday during a police shooting. and you can find the video showing the terrorists' apartment after the siege on our website dot com so good a great blow to reckon trying to track this kind of debris that's all left after mahamed mera met his bloody end the gunman's base is another website. also there uniting forces as twitter stands together with occupy wall street refusing to give out information on a prominent protester was bloggers followed by thousands. tomic. on the run its intentions. really clear to.

get you closer. to your security. on archie. most scientists agree that global warming has a day to empower translators around the world you have been main news outlets appear to have gone to have gone cold about discussing it as maybe out of the headlines about laurie hoffman is our new york resident asked people in the big uproar if it's something that still burns conscience. this year the u.s. saw its fourth warmest winter on record and europe saw the record breaking cold why is no one talking about the perils of climate change any more this week let's talk about that do you think it's still a threat to the planet yes over here especially what what traffic great. if you know you've got a cars we like to pollute the earth here in the u.s. definitely you know what can you do i mean what can the individual. we can stop

using plastic bags and turning the lights out we already do we really don't feel like that makes a big difference well no we do yes we do as much as we can you know it's times of the. world why do you think the world still cares about it because it doesn't seem to be in the headlines as frequently. so why is that. for a government to figure out but they don't want to give us enough permission for us to make our own decisions and i think it's something that people know. everyone a lot of people watch you know watch al gore and. kerry remember the name of the movie i can't. load all we heard about it was. conveniently forgot they forgot why do you think the media's got to talk about it because it clearly wasn't common sense that stops them. because they found something else to talk about i do

believe people are working on it and when you talk to my son who's in college and his friends i think there is a lot more concern than we have so yeah it's i guess it's a can't really gauge everything but what the media is talking about right right we're going to have snow in june at this point so you believe it was built right yes absolutely so why isn't the media talking about it anymore big business big oil companies don't want to hear that money don't want to hear it so if it's good but we don't hear about it so much are we headed for doom i hope. you have a good summer for the twenty first time it's well the bottom line is although there are people who are still concerned about the effects of climate change the mainstream media is clearly not among them. high and jury never goes out of fashion with her boss sales side if a national squeeze that's not been lost its focal is a production powerhouse of mine central russia has factories are thriving on its

traditional cost that's running rings around mass produced alternatives. on a discount for us. there's gold and then hills not just gold diamonds rubies and just about any other precious and semiprecious stone you can imagine that's because in the city of cost that amount to the north of moscow lies the beating heart of russia's jewelry industry. it's difficult to get exact figures but we can say with a degree of confidence that every fourth product in russia is one of ours despite this being a tough time economically for a lot of businesses the de'monte company a looking to branch out the vast majority of russia's jewelry comes from this region with over four million pieces a year coming off the production lines of this factory alone however there are those that have the challenge the dominance of mass production. just down the road from the major factories in curzon a sales guy a school

a metal treatment and teaching students how to craft his spoke jewelry for one hundred fifty years however despite a history the rise of the factories does cause some concern the problem here is that some graduates find it hard to work on new equipment installed at these factories but they can do everything from a desired with their hands students come from far afield to attend the school samuel share meal office from israel he's following in his uncle's footsteps by studying here and has high hopes for the future. earrings that i make are very good very highly i can't think of a factory that can do things like they're maybe tiffany this is the level i am aspiring to. perhaps an inspiration for the students is the success of local independent gauri glass of working from home alongside his wife tatiana the couple produced some stunningly beautiful pieces drawing inspiration from a multitude of sources. i turn to history to literature and my previous experience

with some of the blastoff pieces containing thousands of stones and taking more than six months to complete they don't come cheap but they are source after in fact president i mean he may get it is among those who has purchased their work he gauri says there will always be room for both the factories and the individual craftsman to produce and sell their wares. more than i think traditional craft and mass production can co-exist because they are two different things it's like juxtaposing photography in painting the dog is about equipment painting is more about brains and. this is the difference with jewelry as well. with so much jewelry being made here is certainly the king of bling of russia's regions he told the arctic. characters as they kinds a report is coming your way in just a few minutes

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