right police squash with an anti-war protesters on the sidelines of the nato summit all the latest from chicago just ahead on the program. also this hour up a new running nato secretary general declares the interim capability for the controversial european defense shield it now has the ability to shoot down incoming missiles russia has consistently expressed concerns over the plan. also russia grabs the world ice hockey crown as the national team crushed by kids sixty poncing all the way through this year's world championship without a single defeat. the group of eight industrialized nations expressed hope greece can stay put in the euro zone but experts paint a very different picture of what's happening behind the scenes.

welcome to altie twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean volatile main story now at least forty five thousand nato protesters have been a rest of the chicago after a day of serious street clashes with police that left many injured crowds of angry demonstrators have poured into the city's streets to protest against their lines as costly and deadly was the citric and i have spent the day monitoring the situation as a developed. this was really expected to be the biggest action day of action here in chicago and this is certainly turned out to be the case even though we did see some clashes between police and protesters last night today certainly was unprecedented for a week of action taking place here in chicago along the sidelines of the nato summit

what we witnessed was a march that lasted a few hours that was overall peaceful that ended with violent clashes between riot police and anti-war protesters hundreds of police clashed with hundreds of outraged protesters there were tons being swung by police plastic bottles being thrown by protesters balloons being thrown of violence at least twelve people from what we know have been injured at least sixty people arrested there were several warnings from police coming that they might have to use chemical on the protesters unless they dispersed that had not been the case of violent clashes leading faces a lot of chaos about one hundred one hundred protesters were really involved in the action whereas many of the majority of the ones marching were able to disperse before violence kick started here on the ground and we spoke to some of the international action center she believes that the official response to the protests

is quite revealing. they have spent weeks and weeks and weeks such are eating the media here with wild completely inaccurate fabricated stories about how the demonstrators are violent they actually have charged young people with heroism charges of million and a half dollar bail they kidnapped people right off the streets that the lawyers spent days trying to find they would not have done that if they did not feel enormously threatened that right here in the u.s. there is a good one see a shot of nato and its wars and demanding that the troops be brought on from that ghana and that there be no no wars and the end to this skyrocketing military and what every social program here is cut it wouldn't be doing any of this if they didn't feel right. and as protests have amended in the streets outside the nato

summit as some big announcements have been made inside the convention center suppose they alliance as secretary general anders fogh rasmussen said that the european missile defense shield is up and running with interim capability than a chicken has and expels this is the first step of those multi-stage missile shield program in europe nato secretary general says for eighteen months they've been working on technical legal issues now they're on track to carry out the program in for the first stage involves mobile interceptors those are the interceptors and radars installed on ships the plan is to have land based elements of the system deployed by twenty eighteen countries like romania poland the czech republic or the netherlands those are going to be systems designed to intercept more advanced weapons the missile defense shield that the us is building and it's in europe is a very contentious issue it's been a point of bickering between russia and the u.s. for many years now russia says the shield has the potential to offset the strategic balance that will make russia take steps to restore the balance that is. deploy

more weapons something that russia doesn't want to push us army chief said they would have to come up with ways to target those interceptors the other problem that the russians have with the system is that it will eventually be deployed for north from iran and very close to russian borders and nato is saying that the system is designed to counter possibly a potential threat from iran but iran doesn't have the kind of weapons that the shoulder is intended for are they so there are lots of questions as to its efficiency and purpose also the u.s. refuses to give legal guarantees that the system will not be aimed at russia at some point so it's a huge issue which is not just about trust it's also about guaranteed because leaders change situation evolves it seems there needs to be a more consistent basis for cooperation but both russia and nato agree that the dialogue on the issue has to continue of galveston is at the forefront of this year's nato summit agenda its member states are going to coordinate this their

steps of withdrawal the u.s. is the key member is of course calling the shots american troops are set to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but under their new agreement with ghana's then they will remain in certain numbers as the u.s. claims in a supporting role the general perception among experts is that nato as war in afghanistan has been a failure as much as the u.s. is trying to sugar coat it with the eventual killing of osama bin laden still the war ended up in raging the local population fostering a new kind of extremism also drug production became rampant in afghanistan during the years of occupation and its billions of dollars that go to support terrorists and organized crime networks around the globe that's the kind of against them that nato is leaving behind nato is also facing identity crisis in a way the alliance is supposed to be about defense but it has long taken up the whole of an offensive force the bombing of libya had nothing to do with defending europe or north america thousands of people in the streets of chicago protesting

against nato because they fear that in order to sustain itself enough to make it to make itself useful the alliance is in the business of making wars rather than stopping them. and he will bring you more coverage of the nato gathering and its record cash and other trades to cargo throughout the course of the summit. c.p.d. an exit from egypt getting more. used to leaving a legacy of atrocities. need to do some. see. russia has been crowned ice hockey champions of the world the team beat slovakia six two to take this year's title. reports now. russia has won the two thousand and twelve world poppy championships they dominated the game against rivals slovakia there wasn't really a wobbly moments in the match and as soon as they raised that car the streets went

wild people here are absolutely ecstatic about the result here malcolm was named the match prime minister amir. congratulated the team on their success it also means this win that throughout the contrast the russian team hasn't lost a single match out of all of the ten they've played and it comes after two difficult years for russian hockey last year the entire club scene local more t.v. was killed in a plane crash and the national team after wins in two thousand and eight and nine were further down the rankings for a couple of years not any more the international ice hockey federation card already ranks the russian team number warm in the world and proved it. in other news this week to stay or not to stay that is the question facing greece as political instability catapulted towards an exit from the euro zone however the leaders of

some of the world's most powerful economies have gathered for talks in the u.s. publicly declaring it should stay put behind the smiles and handshakes and it's so concern and a desire to see griese. now he's a nice in our house well. camp david was invaded by the europeans over the weekend or at least it seemed that way with almost all ga talk touching the eurozone. there were new faces of focus was on a not so new an ever growing crisis and the million dollar question of could greece be current loose and leave the euro zone practically every financial analyst things that greece will leave it has to be an orderly withdrawal from the euro anything else would be disaster the official mantra remain you don't want to fear we must do everything so the greeks are able to stay in the euro zone. to remain

young and that was once again the united stance is this camp david summit wrapped up but plan b. is already in place officials in brussels have a back up just in case and germany has been hinting a referendum on a euro exit could be greece's best bet to believe the smiles and handshakes are just damage control i think this is just trying to predict what a pretty face on it is hoped in is so when the markets open monday they can have some good news to report but the media are more concerned with who was not a camp david then what was president putin says he's busy with his cabinet this weekend others think he's steamed over the street protests lots of speculation as to why putin skipped this g. eight but very little based on logic president putin couldn't really contribute anything to a solution he could say right you have to solve your debt problem germany perhaps should in fact extend more doan's to other weak members of the european union and

so on but basically he'd be a bystander not the case for obama who in an election year can't afford to let euro zone fall out worsen the u.s. economy russia sees this summit as a stop on the way to doing. there putin and obama will sit down for talks for some twenty eight focuses on a wider range of issues much more pressing to countries like russia and china who seek to have greater expectations from the broader format especially when it comes to financial turmoil and making sure all global issues make the cut reporting from the g. eight at camp david and he said no way. and since we are not be defending chorus calling for greece to stays now a mere chant but marcus kerr the professor of political economics had the berlin institute of technology says that now even a greek exit will be enough to save the euro. unconditional. euro savers they are now prisoners of their own misjudgments of judgment turn out to be fatal

because the crisis about the u. is on far more than just a currency it's about the future integration of europe and we have come to a point where we can no longer solve the euro crisis by simply urging or pushing or requesting greece to opt out and to leave the eurozone because the problems are far beyond that we could have so some two years ago when the crisis was a very beginning so the discussion is no longer about greece the discussion is no longer about whether germany is profiting or benefiting less or more from the you from the eurozone the question is how we can get the problem solved as quickly as possible without damaging the european integration process was more than seventy five percent of the votes counted in so a serbian nationalist thomas laugh nicolette she's winning the presidential election by a narrow margin over the pro-e you can see there's

a red it serves two terms in office now for the lesson he has just confirmed the country will continue to move towards e.u. membership and political acts that marco gothic says that serves have chosen the lesser of two evils. i think the serbs have realized that e.u. membership is not a panacea not a cure all for all evils in the system and there are many evils in the system i mean ex-president presided over eight years of poverty in which he's oligarchy have drawn all of our natural benefits and the created a kind of replaced a kind of communism with a kind of corruption is there which has been very good for them and very bad for everybody else in the country and this really has been the problem for the population has been afraid of change but also have been afraid of further poverty and despite promises of e.u. rose garden even the e.u. governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more as a result and don't forget you can always log on to our website at r.t.

dark hole where as usual there's plenty more in store for you including. breaking records egyptian security forces have made their biggest ever arms smuggling bust go online for all of the details. of the a flashback over the five thousand children clad in red tie his luggage monsters in red square to join the ranks of the pioneer communist youth league now going to ask it are called bull glimpse of a colorful parade. the u.s. will resume export weapons to the island kingdom of bahrain despite its violent government crackdown on an uprising against the ruling monarchy alongside those weapons shipments saudi arabia forces are also said to be heavily engaged in suppressing dissent in bahrain and as professor sayed mohammad marandi from the university of tehran told us earlier there is not only did they just have one goal to save describe it but friendly regime. this is basically for the survival

of the dictatorship in bahrain because the dictatorship the king is immensely unpopular the vast majority of the people of bahrain want go over three of the regime but unfortunately the west supports the saudis and the only dictatorship and in order to crush the revolution he allowed saudi forces to effectively occupy the country it's very interesting that the people about here in despite of this this small country has put up so much resistance and i think this itself shows the immense weakness that lies behind the saudi regime the fact that the united states supports the bahraini and saudi dictatorships also makes them responsible for the both the bloodshed as well as the current situation at large a series of blasts took place in syria over the past week killing at least sixty four people and causing widespread damage there were carried out by suicide bombers

targeting security and military facilities islamist militants from al qaida have been blamed for that time and first now reports there's a growing suspicion in syria that search parties are fueling the conflict. it was a little known terror group the al nusra front they claimed responsibility for last week's massive bombing in syria the blast carried out in a busy residential area designed to cause maximum damage damascus which the so long had been through and they sheltered from the conflict throughout the rest of the country has in recent months found itself the target of an increased bombing campaign this latest explosion considered the largest one and you can just see the devastation that is cool. at the scene angry crowds at the quite them terrorist acts shouting blame at saudi arabia and qatar it's plain that many analysts think these countries actions are

undermining the peace process if you. stopped supporting. supporting. everything will be finished within. but if they want to continue supporting them they want to. in the region trading amongst the rubble its people show us the ruins. and what is one of damascus is poorest neighborhoods as a real sense of a revolution. was there is uprising began as a peaceful pro-democracy movement that is splintered into a confusing mix in various groups political a nonpolitical. and the continued instability here left the country wide open to attacks like this taking place. it's a problem for the syrians that. provided

the chance for everyone in the world to interfere and this you know. either by providing arms of providing funds providing fighters and soldiers and troops as people are left to bury their dead and with the hospitals full syrian people are once again trying to rebuild their homes and their lives and the focus has once again turned the on going peace actually looking more able for the day a wall is now in place around the blast site stark reminder that terror has served only as yet another barrier to peace here. so. if your friends vote next week in the country's first presidential election since former leader hosni mubarak was ousted but cast their ballots amid a wave of protests against the torture of activists arrested two weeks ago more

than one hundred detainees facing military prosecution have gone on hunger strike hundreds of activists and a presidential candidate have also declared a twenty four hour strike in protest against military trials of civilians in the country meanwhile the militia leaders seek to broaden their powers by preparing amendments to the country's constitution. has more on the security left after the revolution. it's not just protests the disrupt peace on the streets of cairo just ask taxi driver. it was calm before the revolution one hundred percent where in a total mess now i used to drive anywhere wherever they want us came from never refused a customer now i park my car in the garage at six pm and go home i could a special security system on it so it would be harder to steal. the robberies car thefts all have become part of a daily life in large cities like cairo and alexandria since after the revolution

many people say the police at times simply choose to turn away when a crime is being committed and the mayhem that followed the uprising of january two thousand and eleven many believe thousands of convicts escaped from unguarded prisons a crime wave has followed with egyptian media reporting more than twenty five hundred murders and some two thousand abductions since their revolution yet the police are accused of doing little or the police a lot of respect a lot of. the tools that they had to work with like the weapons. of the different people for that this police has been treating my. this police is not looking to us we are the police. and the minister charged with enforcing the law has

a very different view saying the situation is under control. want to settle about like the shoddy i told the members of the people's council look at the results he managed to achieve in record time i'm sure that no one could have done as much yet we had a total collapse of everything and stability was nonexistent i delivered all numbers regarding organized crime groups robberies and thefts they were committing and the achievements we've made. that in the meantime until come returns to egypt abraham and others will continue to close up shop early and head home before sunset fearful not only for their property and possessions but for their safety and lives in cairo in a ghost go. indonesian police report the borders of all sources five victims from the crash superjet one hundred have finally been identified according to that the show's death certificates will be issued on the remains returns to the families on wednesday they include a two russians

a thirty five indonesians and french citizen and an american on the way the ninth of russia's newest aviation flagship. crashed into the slopes of mount line during a demonstration flight some experts are suggesting poor weather conditions local topography of pilot error as possible causes of the tragedy the investigation however is still gathering information from one of the so-called black box flight data recorders recovered from the sea. and right now let's have a look at some other world news and very violent broken out in lebanon beginning at least three people dead and nine others injured a new wave of fighting between opponents and supporters of syria's regime by killing over sunni cleric for his position he was shot dead by the lebanese army after failing to stop at a checkpoint gunmen are reported to be roaming the streets and setting up roadblocks. at least one thousand people have been killed and hundreds of homes

destroyed after flash floods struck in northern afghanistan ten thousand people are said to be sheltering in local mosques and schools rescue missions are in the way with about sixty people reported missing so far there is often parade of flash floods as heavy rains and runoff from mounting snow cause rivers to bust their banks. in northern italy a massive earthquake over the weekend has brought down buildings across several towns killing seven and injuring at least fifteen it was followed by a strong aftershock causing further damage terrified residents were forced onto the streets and barely morning as walls and roofs falling into thousand nine hundred devastating quake killed more than three hundred people in the central to thailand city of la. the band leader the iconic big dreams have died aged sixty two following a long running battle with cancer robin get a pedicure a bit like recent public performances and have to cancel

a number of courses as his condition worsened b.j. has become one of the most successful programs of her time with a record sales estimated in star trek. listing their rivals house on fire has finally agreed a new timetable for power sharing deal it entails leaders of the two parties forming an interim government within ten days the new giant cabinet will prepare for a general election in six months earlier this year the fatah leader abbas and hamas supreme had agreed in cairo on reconciliation but that deal wasn't implemented due to political controversy the long awaited political unity may help palestinians to protect their national interests this way they remember the hundreds of thousands displaced out of the creation of the state of israel in one thousand folks a result his policy reports even now some palestinian families are being literally will go from their land. a lonely house on a hilltop tells the whole story of palestinian plots of land passed on through the

generations now under threat i don't grow the number i don't want them and i want to move on and for years and sustrans almost paying the price is small publishers on the wrong side of the wall it was building between israel and the palestinians and what was once or more was part of a larger village he'll soon be cut off from it and alone on the other side from this during i fear for me the army and. the israeli tractors have already for eight months been building the prison or refers to digging up the ground around his house the plan will see his home cut off by a five meter high electrified fence and a tunnel monitored by security cameras will connect him with a larger village. after. three friends for a round and go for this this this rod and go for in the. goal go downstairs the tunnel and go the village the side she's go this tunnel two hundred

fifty meter. this tunnel which is a very very big bowl for this five million eight hundred thousand jekyl just to build this town for just only one family. for a decade already it's all been building a wall that cuts through the west bank these rabies states for security but palestinians complain it saves them from their land and communities the leadership of israel is quote crazy and they have no real plan their have no really vision no real vision of a very long term answer because walls will not and will never ever provide security for this one is good neighbors is actually provide security and we do not have good neighbors eventually the village of larger will also be completely closed in by the wall the only way in and out will be through this introns that israelis will control here too the israelis are building another tunnel this one is so that omar's neighbors can reach a small family cemetery they'll be electrified fence and the local joke is that not

only are the israelis separating palestinians from their land they're separating the living from the dead but with each tilt of the soil almost family's connection to the land is threatened to be even more polluted for much of. what they can do just id term future in this murder this is. this for you and this for my father or. my grandfather. don't live in the future it's. black if you're trying times against him and with every new brick that goes up the family's isolation is cemented policy r.-t. the larger village. and you're up to date to help you back with the headlines in just a few minutes. mall. culture

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