gas and stun grenades palestinian protesters in the west bank with clashes at checkpoints escalating. at least one palestinian has been killed and dozens more injured as palestinians mark the mandate remembering six protesters who were killed during a land confiscation more than fifty years ago join me paula see you in a few moments for a live update. french presidential hopefuls ramp up anti immigrant while rage against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained all of this in the wake of the recent killings. and despite officially backing a u.n.

sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seeing funding and the rebels are written sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a month higher as the e.u. bailout fund the business news than twenty minutes. after five pm on friday here in moscow this is are with me will research showing at least one person is reported killed as israeli police used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters are there marking the annual event called land day remembering the death of six arabs killed by police and demonstrations against a land grab by israel that was back now in one nine hundred seventy six there's

also been reports of. in the west bank r.t.s. paula is at one of them now joins us live paula we've seen the footage of armored cars tear gas and water cannons being used now getting reports of one hundred thirty people wounded across the west bank what's the latest from your location. well bees land they demonstrations have turned deadly with reports coming through of at least one person who has been killed along the israel gaza border at erith that is according to palestinian sources and we're also hearing from the red cross that says more than one hundred and thirty palestinian protesters have been injured across the width of the west bank and i'm here at the kalandia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah where the situation remains incredibly tense the protests started just after midday today friday and although given often happen here at kalandia today there are particularly fierce and they started earlier than normal

now throughout the last few hours there have been ambulances scurrying forwards and backwards carrying to be injured we know that some people have been seriously injured the israeli police have been responding with rounds of rubber bullets and tear gas it's also been using a vehicle to spray water cannons at the protesters but they've also emitted a device that has this all fall smell and that has been an effort to try and push the crowds you see behind me further into the city of ramallah it was activated a machine that looks very high sound frequency that too and if it to get protesters to disperse at the same time the protesters themselves have been hurling huge chunks of concrete at the israeli border police we are witnessing the same kinds of scenes at other checkpoints across the west bank because the west bank at this stage is in shutdown not elsewhere in jerusalem israeli police are on high alert we know that there have been scenes of violence arrests and raced at the old city

of jerusalem in the west bank we're hearing reports of an eight year old who has been injured and as i mentioned earlier at the israel gaza checkpoint reports of at least five people injured and reports of one person killed. paula one might assume that or today's demonstrations are just limited to the area surrounding you but we understand here at r.t. that actually has a much broader geographical locations. yes this demonstration really has been dubbed the global march to jerusalem and we've witnessed support from some eighty two countries and that is why israeli embassies throughout europe and the united states are also in the highest state of alert as protesters gathered in front of these embassies to show the support to today's landmark demonstrations and essentially the message is one of support for the palestinian people and a call for israel to end its occupation now along the israeli jordanian border we

are receiving reports that at least some twenty to thirty thousand people have gathered there and that is according to jordanian reports there are is as of yet no reports of violence coming out of jordan but we do understand that the situation there is incredibly tense along the israel lebanon border we live in these army is on a state of high alert we know that some two to three thousand protesters have gathered there at the moment the mood there is rather cheerful we are witnessing scenes of families who've gathered along the border waving palestinian flags really to mark their support for the palestinian cause and also participating in these demonstrations is a group that is calling itself jews united against zionism and they too are jewish supporters of the palestinian cause we've been holding up palestinian flags and showing their support for these land day commemorations. joining us live from a checkpoint between ramallah and jerusalem thank you very much and well we have

got live pictures of that we are streaming for you from a checkpoint on the israeli syrian border you can follow and live a dot com latest reports of just one hundred fifty people have been wounded a statement coming out from chief palestinian negotiator sorry america says quote land day for us is a day for our freedom our dignity our independence and we have to continue striving to achieve our stated and our freedom and our independence as a quote there from chief palestinian negotiator side erekat follow the live stream on our website at r.t. dot com. french police have netted around twenty suspected islamicists in a series of raids in several cities across the country and the arrests come just a week after an algerian frenchman mohamed merah killed seven people including to use police have been hunting accomplices but no direct link with him has been confirmed at this point president nicholas sarkozy about

a crackdown on radical islam islam after the recent toulouse massacre said he was inspired by al qaeda so cosy is running a second term for france's top job next month and as artists are are sillier reports the case has become a key tool in order to score political points. mohammed merah was killed by police after thirty two hours seizure into loose his life may have ended that day but his story has given france's presidential hopefuls an excuse for electioneering with ever more radical rhetoric. that's given rise to a huge political debate and what's made it to the foreground of the discourse is marriage as background shit to me from anyone who regularly consults internet sites which promote terror or hatred or violence will be sentenced to prison any person going abroad for the purposes of indoctrination in terrorist ideology will

be criminally punished so that's in addition to psychos east policy of stripping foreign born criminals of their citizenship for their tightening border control saying there are too many foreigners in france and promising to bar radical muslim preachers from entering the country to participate in an islamic conference next month ok only advocating the political change in extremist view is not a crime we have freedom of speech in france and they don't see. restricted. while the french citizen and the east family came to france a very long time ago so. obviously this kind of terrorism. from inside friends of society it's not just something that is imported from the middle east. and you cannot. take away french nationality from a french nationals this is not allowed under the french constitution and then

there's marine le pen the far right national front party candidate having long pushed a more radical anti immigration line call for the revival of the death penalty for child killers and the deportation of any foreigner who goes on the suspicious trip to places like afghanistan how many mohammed merah are there in the boats and planes that arrive in france full of immigrants how america is perhaps only the tip of the iceberg it's time to reach you on this and the mentalist political religious groups who are killing our children the threat of islamic fundamentalism has been underestimated. i think although it's been announced after these tragic events and proposals put forward solely for the election it goes to the one who proposes the most radical solutions which would aim supposedly at solving the problem but the problem is much deeper with are a growing number of immigrants in france about six million of whom are muslims is

being labeled as a problem by some prominent figures politicians are throwing around what they call solutions but the question is whether any of these policy ideas on immigration or security are realistic and are addressing an actual problem or simply the consequences of something more fundamental the core of the problem is it's pretty difficult to create because what is the goal of the problem there doesn't seem to be much consensus on that either does or sylvia r.t. paris so ten minutes past the hour here in moscow spain has passed its deepest of budget cuts yet we had loud public discontent hundreds of thousands of spilled onto the streets across the country on thursday while demonstrators clashed with police and broke windows in barcelona let's not also want to take aggrieved standing by in madrid jake we seen the massive public outrage it's important to note that the government there is a flaw. government barely one hundred days old and yet still the new budget went ahead didn't it. yes it didn't quite severe now we're talking about twenty seven

billion euros in terms of cuts aimed at reducing the deficit to five point three percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and twelve some fees already raised about this figure to resume billion euros moody's credit rating agencies they say that she about forty billion euro need to be cut from the budget to meet that requirement of five point three percent of g.d.p. to some say not enough has been done so far what they are doing is stashing same team sent from all budgets from all the ministries so that throughout the whole of the ministries in spain that i'll include some of those people think should be bring famous allies of education and health care as well they want to bring in some of the protesters and unions in order for development in the future that hasn't occurred in this case now what may allay some fear is it seems that tensions have been kept as has. salaries in some areas civil servants salaries have been kept

as well now this isn't just a problem to do with play when it comes to their deficits and speech stressed quite a lot recently by the italian prime minister that you were taught is that this is something that could spread and infect other countries in the euro zone as well we see that sense of fear today in denmark pass where all the european finance ministers have met and they've agreed to fly will an eight hundred billion euro buy will go to safeguard against any future bailout and spain has really been in everyone's mind when they're talking about that he thinks too big to fail but has the teetering on the brink. convinced it's been clear to see that the trade unions and the government don't see eye to eye on the cuts and the labor of foremost over the past few days we've seen you on the ground level with the protesters what. how they've been saying what's the message. from being here the real pressure gets from

the people who are in the unions themselves if they don't mind austerity understand that there has to be austerity in these tough times but they think certain airspeeds bring pains they should take the cuts should be made at absolutely everywhere and we are talking about health care education also reach your a lot of people down the street yes there is a labor of full this is going to make it easier to sack equal and easier to reduce their wages also in an environment where unemployment is starting in spain is twenty three percent of the population the highs in any developed nation and even higher among the youth for those below the age of twenty five where stands about fifty percent in terms of unemployment that's why we saw a lot of young people out in the streets yes they now the police to get those estimates is about eighty thousand people in the trade a low the uni's pushes as high as eight hundred thousand the worst similar protests and demonstrations take place in valencia also in barcelona and there we saw clashes with police parts of the city set ablaze and windows being smashed all

right r.t. to take agrees there reporting live from madrid thank you. but i still have a few on this hour in the program a big brother's plans for your privacy. the camera takes a picture of you is able to compare it to your driver's license photo and say all right arena was on the corner of forty circle. at three o'clock last saturday not so private life anymore as you and your home appliances can soon start spying on you we're a very old u.s. surveillance plans shortly. nato states may be supporting a u.n. peace plan for a cease fire from all sides in syria but the u.s. and its allies are firmly backing the rebels to britain's promise to funnel additional aid to the opposition worth hundreds of thousands of pounds all of the reports they're already getting weapons from abroad i would details on this r.t.s. laura smith in london. this money that the u.k.

has pledged amounts to eight hundred thousand dollars and represents a doubling of the funding that's being given to the opposition we're expecting other countries to follow suit including the u.s. at a seventy one nation meeting on sunday it's a group that calls itself the friends of syria this is the second is me saying that they and in fact it seems from their agenda that they are not in fact friends of syria they're in fact friends of the syrian opposition and the goals of the meeting that they're holding on sunday includes you know i said well really focus on you know i saying this this famously disparate opposition that we see in syria and whilst at the same time thinking up new measures to increase pressure on the regime so it's a very one sided strategy that they've got going on. he's also said recently that he's looking at boring u.n. peacekeeping troops from various regions to try to cool

a peace that doesn't actually exist yet we've seen in the last couple of days an upsurge in the amount of violence from the opposition are reported to have kidnapped a high ranking military pilots and also assassinated two colonels from the army on thursday so that looks like the opposition is stepping up its attacks in fact the opposition says that it won't contemplate even negotiating on anything which would allow for assad to stay in power meanwhile assad is very angry about this support that's being provided to the opposition from the international community he says that countries have to stop providing money and weapons the opposition immediately if this plan is to succeed he's calling the opposition terrorists of course kofi annan himself has come out and said that the deadline for a cease fire is now and that the regime in syria should end a gesture of good faith to be the first to step down course in a bilateral cease fire it's very difficult to time these things it's very unlikely

that assad will volunteer to be the first to step down so we're really not any any further forward but if the situation develops any further. the porter right that one i mean time political analyst patrick henderson says that the only way to help syria out of a conflict is to promote dialogue not take sides it's unbelievable how it's got to this point where it seems ok to fund the opposition whatever form it is and you know let's not kid ourselves the u.s. and the u.k. have been attacking guerrilla forces in syria for the last year that has been happening that's been admitted by the u.s. state department has been admitted by the u.k. foreign office and all the sudden they're backpedaling now saying that it's all you know nice arab spring nonmilitary intervention and we're going to help the opposition it doesn't work if they want to help syria to engage the syrian government in diplomatic talks on neutral ground it's quite quite clear that president assad is not going to. you know except to close c.n.n.

he's planned as the western countries are still giving aid to the opposition is already pretty caught through proxy smuggling on over the border in jordan and also just arms going over the border in lebanon is it coming from the u.s. the u.k. their allies in the region during the party always imo stories news and analysis and on t.v. talk just a few of the items lined up for you this hour on our website for example pray is not born in egypt bans sex sites for destroying women just feelings and moral values liberal activists say it's a step towards sharia law. i'm going to extremes all right tara the russian orthodox church plans to check the welcome me to extremism find details on that and talk. let's get to some of international headlines for you in brief now

with the r.t. world update and rebels in mali have captured a strategic northern town just a week after the military seized power by saying the president had failed to fight the insurgents they moved in on a kid with heavy weapons and saying rebel forces for him libya during the uprising against colonel gadhafi and then return to the homeland better and experienced leaders of call the situation critical and are pleading for outside help. japan has a vow to shoot down a north korean rocket show edgewood for launch next month if it threatens its territory an order was issued to the country's defense forces to prepare measures satellite images indicated work at the launch pad is underway john yang meantime insists it's only sending up a satellite for scientific purposes but other nations suspect it's a cover for long range weapons practice. well in the not too distant future

even your dishwasher could be spying on you because while technology aims to make life easier it could also give big brother a peephole into the lives of almost anyone in new york is artie's marina portnoy tracking the trend. well ten years ago biometrics robotic spies and state surveillance grid the makings of a side by flipping starring tom cruise center from intolerance today many scenes from the hollywood blockbuster minority report arguably the calm and the no kid reality with life ominously imitating art your walking down the street and the camera takes a picture of you is able to compare it through facial mapping is able to compare it to your driver's license for them or some other photo of your mug shot maybe a surveillance photo and say all right marina was on the corner of forty second and eighth at three o'clock last saturday in addition to fishel recognition new york

city's police department is just one of many law enforcement agencies that also require citizens to undergo an iris scan before being released from police custody . in the past six months iris scans have been taken from hundreds of occupy wall street activists police under arrest by christina gonzales they really don't tell you why they just say it's another form of identification and it's really creepy to have someone holding up the machine to your phrase that you have no idea not only the help of what they're arguing use it with their larger purpose of using it is for iris scans are like a high tech english print but much faster officials can quickly identify anyone who's unique scanned is on the database the technology is becoming increasingly useful as a tracking tool in the u.s. in the virtual world of tweets. facebook posts and search engines every internet

user is defined by a data footprint if you think anonymous comments and blogs are protected think again through the use of what's called forensic linguistics. u.s. investigators can now uncover whose fingers are behind every single keystroke if i have a good in a large enough sample of your writing and your postal card can tell you and compare it i can put it into a database and database. using that information. every other post you ever did the digital data trail of every american will soon be connected to a massive building in utah a two billion dollar data center is reportedly being constructed for the u.s. national security agency the complex will allegedly be able to collect analyze and store all forms of personal communication including online purchases so calls

google searches and yes private messages but they're actually looking at de encrypting all of the data that comes out so for example when you use g.-mail your all your e-mails are encrypted by default google has given you this service and has allowed you to say my communications are protected now the n.s.a. is center is designed around building systems that will d.m. crap that data and remove any protection that you can put onto it earlier this month cia director david petraeus painted a picture of america's dystopian freefall when describing the emergence of the internet of things the freeze refers to an increasing amount of personal information washington will eventually be able to obtain once all home electronics are wired to a network of u.s. intelligence officials estimate that by twenty twenty up to one hundred billion ordinary devices such as refrigerators and dishwashers could be wired up to the

internet just the way p.c.'s and cell phones are now that bottomless pit of data could allow big brother to monitor virtually anything it wants even the cia director says. very idea secrecy will change forever. he is coming to you live from the heart of moscow let's get back to our top story now as thousands of palestinians commemorate on the thirtieth anniversary of a larger. confiscation of by the israelis again three decades ago today is called land day our correspondent paula is in the region she says among the demonstrations one hundred thirty people have been injured mostly in the area of ramallah again you're looking at live pictures right here many palestinians are energized by the arab spring uprisings that overturned decades old regimes seen massive. marches as one of the most effective strategies to draw attention to their cause we understand

that israeli police have restricted access to the compound in jerusalem the third holiest site and a frequent flashpoint for violence between palestinians and israeli forces again live pictures here on our t.v. from the golan heights the israeli syrian border i do bear in mind you can watch this as it all happens live all our web site. www dot com. right into the world of business here we go and turn over to our daniel bushell and tell us about wall street or the final day of the work week or how the futures are looking looks like it's going to open up shortly on some good economic data from there let's start with europe because. france is budget deficit was lower than expected france's. russia's falling europe into the black this. just we. should have the first quarter in twenty years and crude gains are supporting

energy stocks like produce the noble take is on the rise it's net profit rose seventy six percent last year in russian accounting standards and russia's biggest lenders also gaining. growth is this year's net profit. twenty levels to record results oil is all poor briss biggest decline in a week on reports us in ventris of the euro is high against the dollar of that e.u. bailout fund increase you've been talking about and the ruble is gaining against the dollar but losing to be curios global i.p.o. activity is something almost seventy percent in the first quarter year old year olds the young report says fourteen billion dollars is the lowest in two years over euro zone and global uncertainty emerging markets are still the i.p.o. leaders with china topping the list and you're up to date most always on the web site all to dot com slash was this all right i know thanks for watching that we will see you again next hour well in just a couple of minutes here on arceo we travel back through time through the soviet union's history first i'll be back with the headlines in just

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