it's possible it's down a fighter jet had strayed into syrian airspace has vowed to respond while damascus says it was following established international law. egypt anxiously awaits the delayed results of the presidential runoff as tens of thousands remain in tahrir square to protest against the ruling military. bases an uncertain future as ecuador flies its way home to discuss the whistleblower's asylum bed. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in central moscow this is our thomas top stories turkey has admitted that its

a fighter jet shot down by syria on friday may have violated syrian airspace has vowed to take necessary action against its southern neighbor while damascus says it acted within the boundaries of international law our correspondent. following developments in syria. turkish president has tried to justify the potential crossing of the syrian border by turkey's fighter jet by saying that it's a routine for warplanes flying as a such a high speed to cross front here from time to time for short distances since the beginning syrian military officials have been saying that the plane deeds and to the syrian air space and deed violate didn't break the border regulations and they had no choice but to act according to international law and ico in the turkish president they've also been stressing that indeed the plane has been flying at to high speed but also it's a very long haul to today and this is the case they say when the plane tries to

import a defense system the turkish side is also not reporting that rescue and search operation is now in to go in in the area in cooperation with the syrian side and of course the investigation continues but took each president has been equal in turkish prime minister who sat before that turkey's ready to take all necessary measures designs of the wild details emerge this news has come at a time of the crazed violence here in syria and of course the incident with need to country remember fighter jet short here in syria could provoke even further escalation and many analysts say that nato could get involved turkey has been involved in this crisis in syria they've been many reports about the rebels stationed in turkey the rebels training in turkey and what happens and ammunitions being smuggled through the turkish syrian border and just recently we've been hearing about cia offices based in the southern part of the country not far from

the syrian border to coordinate in a weapons delivery to the rebels inside syria so all that is is very dangerous that the questions as remains open how far turkey is ready to go to topple the regime and president bashar al assad someone they've been. criticizing and they've been condemning for like a crackdown against his people for for a long time now but his worry for national reporting for us live from the syria they're actually not life just from syria syrian activist and blogger many are a lot homs has turkey has been feeling the conflict from the beginning the while the only way to peace has to allow time for reforms to take a fact i am one and only look at a supporter of the government our i am definitely against these formally and it used trying to create a war in my community so i am definitely. in favor of the strings of

minutes he indicates and there's an interest in insights you'll never i just mean it's not a case of being poor gives the government it's a case of defending your your whole night it is what is clearly a. little turkey agent for the last fifteen months we have seen turkey acting against syria in the very very aggressive way of funding terrorists within the turkish border one terribly and crimean superior in training and flattens and just two people have been fired frustrated enough to know i was not actually up today against turkey we firmly want to see peace from stalling our country and understand granted the nation including the only way to see this happen is for reforms to be allowed peacefully without

countries like the u.s. qatar saudi arabia are sending money to these insurgents and basically foreign mercenaries such as libyans and some get used to create destruction and chaos in our country. international peace envoy kofi annan insists iran should be involved in efforts to end the escalating violence in syria but the u.s. and its european allies have objected to tehran's participation in the international conference on the syrian crisis and on says it's time to put differences aside and focus on pushing the peace process forward ortiz marina porter reports. in exactly one month the u.n. supervision mission in syria will expire and at this point the international community is attempting to exhaust all options one of those options according to joint special envoy kofi annan is to form a contact group meeting one that could take place as soon as june thirtieth in geneva joint special envoy kofi annan says that in that contact group it would be

a meeting of the permanent members of the security council members of the european union and also countries that have a direct influence on the opposition group in syria as well as the syrian government mr kofi annan says that he has made it clear that he believes that iran should be part of that contact group now the u.s. and its western allies were very much against sitting down at the table would be wrong on having iran play a role in solving the crisis in syria but mr non it's comments are calm as there are fresh reports about the slaughter of some twenty five men near the northern city of aleppo in syria from what has been described by accounts from the opposition and syrian state media there rebels in syria were

responsible for this ambush what is quite clear is that the massacres in cities throughout syria are getting bolder with signs of immense brutality the violence officials have been warning is is getting. very dire point. tens of thousands of egyptians have again filled tahrir square to protest against the military which is accused of trying to hold on to power the results of the presidential runoff will be announced on sunday four days later than expected meanwhile the standoff between the ruling generals and the muslim brotherhood continues with many fearing the military could use the delay to alter the outcome or to spotlessly or reports from cairo. as you can hear tensions are soaring here in tough his way away tens of thousands of people have turned out to demonstrate on saturday night they're chanting for the army to step down and indeed as they have been chanting for the past few days they calling for the muslim brotherhood

candidate dr mohamed morsi to be named egypt's next president they're also chanting things like we are strong and that we are preparing for war crimes an ominous threat that comes as the electoral commission says that it will and mounds the official results of last weekend's presidential polls on sunday three pm local time but there is confusion over this because he's hearing from other electoral commission officials that it has not yet been determined when these results in fact will be announced now as you can hear this growing anger in tapir square and this is because many of the people here who are muslim brotherhood supporters are cautious of the fact that they think the electoral commission is delaying and non-singing is also because the army is trying to organize that it's candidate as much efik the name to egypt's mix president and there are growing concerns that if indeed shafiq is announced they will be violence here in egypt the military is worried about those they have warned of potential violence they have warned political leaders on both sides to put a lid on growing on waste but they've also said that despite these protests and

despite the growing anger they're not going to back down from we sent a constitutional and traditional changes that they made. author and a journalist hugh miles who's in cairo says the announcement of election results won't quell the tension but could stir things up even further. egypt is a very divided society. it's not going to be a satisfactory outcome what i've accomplished through ever is. the other side is going to be outraged but by the clad victory side i very well my men sorry cold. number. so much that possibility. are out that could be. stoppered squared it could be a revolution again i could be a revolution spreading the military which is the worst case scenario for the military really the country the military. power of the president last week so.

whoever the president is going to be good week for history. and coming up end of the program the big match for big drinkers. and euro two thousand and twelve football championship gathers fans to cheer on their teams medics in the u.k. are ready to mop up after the match plus. more money or less money for. yet because we have all this does more money mean a happier life the resident asks people in new york how fat paycheck they need to be satisfied. just give me can i speak with you sir let me just plain my son died don't agree you don't agree with programs my son isn't is a marine i don't know what it's tough to be are going to be for you fair. share of

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and welcome back you are watching our team now joining a soldier's fate remains in limbo as ecuador ways whether to grant him political asylum latin american country has recalled its ambassador to britain for consultation authorities in the u.k. say that they will arrest assad for breach of bail the moment he steps out of the ecuadorian embassy where he has been since tuesday the whistleblower has previously spent eighteen months under house arrest and he's only and then church is in ecuador's capital quito and has been looking into his asylum transfers. coloma songe has been claiming that his case was politically motivated denying sex crime allegations which he's wanted for questioning in sweden and it's exactly those claims of political nature of the case that are being tara we looked into here in ecuador where there is still no sign that a decision is on the way now president rafael correa says ecuadorian authorities

are assessing if there is a real threat to a songes life the latin american leader has stressed that ecuador rejected the penalty so if he finds there's strong grounds to songes fears of being ultimately extradited to the united states he might decide the whistleblower needs protection and pure and simple you know if we have to see if there's any death around going to julian assange that he will have to analyze his reasons for request of asylum to process. ecuador is a country that rejects persecution for ideological. lost his extradition appeal to the u.k. supreme court even legally said if there is ultimately handed over to sweden he's likely to be detained immediately that's what i said himself in his first public comments since he took refugee in the ecuadorian embassy on tuesday after having spent eighteen months under house arrest without charge that we added it's not looming as tradition to sweden that worries him the most but he's possible removal to the united states where he claims he is the subject of grand jury proceedings he

also said that the u.k. and sweden deliberately slowed down his case to. well u.s. time to draw up charges against him for leaking hundreds of thousands of secret u.s. documents while ecuador might hope to be seen as a defender of these and ideas by accepting the world's number one whistleblower as a political refugee it could be made to suffer for its actions for example it's been suggested that ever there was trade with united states and consequently thousands of jobs my suffer immensely in the latin american country shelters are signs obviously there's a lot more to this than ruiz the i we have to wait and see how these seemingly never ending saga plays out. swedish writer oscar schwartz says it's not a songes fear of prosecution in stockholm that pushed him to take the drastic step of seeking political asylum in this way to show you is that he's afraid of getting a convicted for sex crimes i think that's much too simplistic even if he would be

convicted in sweden he would be immediately released because he has been serving so much time in england so basically off he comes here it might be a couple of weeks in imprisonment and then prosecution maybe. the after that he will be released and then what happens then well sweden has a record of being very subservient to the u.s. when they want people or they want crackdowns on certain things in sweden and so on so that is the reason for him being scared of getting to sweden. and of course we always welcome your opinion on the stories we covered today at our website we're asking what you think the future holds for joining us. and here is where your views stand at the moment the majority of you over a third believe assad will safely get to ecuador and run wiki leaks from there just under a third however think the whistleblower will have to spend the rest of his life on

the run a little less about a quarter reckon a songe will be handed over to the u.s. and be sent to guantanamo bay and finally ten percent say he will spend years in the ecuadorian embassy in london but it's not what you think. while the euro two thousand and twelve football championship is approaching its finals fans are becoming more excited and drunk this sunday seizing land playing its quarterfinal match and with the country's pubs set to be packed the emergency services are already on standby for a surge and those who might need a little help sobering up reports. i. the days that the tickets will be made better placed to catch the game then down the local pub watching football in the pub can be absolutely fantastic it's a great big communal shared experience and i've saved many great games in big pubs

with hundreds of people and there's not been an ounce of trouble just a fantastic atmosphere and if you can't be there a lot of people feel it's the kind of the next best thing certain things like the knights. danger it could turn ugly but when it's right is a wonderful why to watch football coming up the game is part of english drinking culture and thousands of fans look to london's bars and pubs whenever a match is on. the ballgame or not we're always responsible drinkers you probably drinks like us if you're so into the game it's a yeah exactly. but the stats say something very different is a big problem for us and overall we last saw five six years we've seen a massive increase in our households and when they move around sixty five thousand incidents every year the london ambulance service operates these. very drunk on the regular service the alcohol recovery center is normally dispatched on

a friday and saturday nights extra services and now being provided in binge drink person big football games complete especially busy. for the euros we're sort of running every home. and foul behavior from drunken english fans can be more than a little of. we have to. have the support from of. every shift before we go out. because what happens is. most people in the trunk will you are not yourself as well. for that by providing the service at more cost to the taxpayer is the british government scoring a goal by catering for the problem rather than tackling it head on and england's better than expected performance has meant more people out drinking and being a weekend time to get drunk because of the later kick off when you take sport and

alcohol and you put them together generally speaking you'll find it doesn't matter whether your team's winning or losing in general people will use that as an excuse to drink and so our advice is to keep an eye on how much you're drinking. tournament not just per game but actually let's remember that the tournament lasts for three wakes so if you're drinking a lot each game actually i've got three week period your liver might have taken a bit of a battering with p.z. fans letting the side down by being such a burden to the health service many feel it's high time english football supporters save it up so of. london. and we've got the world covered for you at r.t. dot com here's a little bit of what's online for you right now. might there be such a thing as honest computer hacking political party is trying to legalize the online attacks just as long as you warn your targets before you strike. and

a russian finally comes true bears are roaming red square but this time it's just part of greenpeace save the arctic campaign. now and some other stories making headlines around the world for you right now. riot police in bahrain have cleared away protesters with tear gas and rubber bullets injuring several opposition leaders officials have not commented on the tactics used by officers but promised to prevent. organization from protesting in the suburbs of the capital in the nama the uprising in bahrain has gone on for sixteen months with its shia majority are rallying against western backed sunni's a larger role in the government. protesters have clashed with police in israel

where at least six thousand people took to the streets of tel aviv to protest against police brutality twenty have been reportedly arrested according to local media the rally turned violent when activists tried to push through police lines blocking streets and smashing windows the rally was held after another demonstration against social injustice which saw twelve activists detained. a day after mexican authorities made what they thought was one of the most important drug arrests in years they've admitted it was a case of mistaken identity officers showed off their high profile capture on thursday the man was thought to be the son of mexico's most wanted drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman however the man in the red shirt turned out to be a car salesman guzman has been in hiding since he escaped from prison in two thousand and one. heads of germany france italy and spain have

agreed on a one hundred thirty billion euros package to revive growth in the hope of kickstarting the eurozone recovery they met in rome ahead of next week's crucial you summit leaders of euro is big for hope to create a united front they could force a consensus in the union italy's prime minister mario monti warned that if the some of. the in europe will continue to rise and weaker economies will face increased pressure. now the meeting in rome came as a moody's rating agency downgrades fifteen of the world's biggest banks in america and europe later in the day you can watch max kaiser and stacy herbert sparing no feelings while giving us their opinion of the banks here's a brief idea of what you can expect. in banking circles it's called a ponzi scheme in nature we call it taps or cancer is a it invades the body it's a you know it starts to eat the body it is evermore the body to support itself the crowds out all the functioning aspects of the body and it kills the body kills the host same thing with these bankers around the world there are

a cancer and they're pushing our legitimate businesses and the result will be a cancer ridden economic corpse from which a new economy most people aren't. and now to that eternal question what is the price of happiness with the global economy in turmoil it may seem that for many of us financial security is the number one priority right from the heart of the big apple the resident tries to find out now just how much money people there need to be happy. how much of an annual salary would make you feel think that's this week let's talk about that thirty five. euro per year that would be enough for you i think it would be good seventy five here under hundred grand. forty thousand dollars some

preserve the fund really serves five with forty thousand dollars around a bit a hundred fifty thousand per couple or so that would make you feel like that's what i would say probably. two hundred thousand dollars that's a lot yeah why do people want so much money can it in the united states we think about its consumption but everyone knows that the things that you own own you and that the simple life can make you happy why does no one subscribe to that it's just philosophical it's what we grew up with it's what we were trained with it's what we believe do you think the answer varies from country to country in terms of success oh i'm sure does so what do you think on the scale americans fit and. do we need more money or less money more. yet because we have all the stuff especially in america the money is everything america is the money we like to live in because we

. can live well you know schoolteachers are definitely on mark thanks why do you think that school teachers earn so much less than people who don't necessarily add as much value as you do i think it's because we're just good natured and we are caring and we don't we're not in it for the money sound yeah so those kinds of jobs are going to get paid less because you're not greedy as much money as i need. to live healthy and with my family in good shape and and just to be lucky i think that's that's all i don't need that much money no more than that no more than that do you think if you made more than matt you'd be happier that's though i think you spend what you make so no matter what you're going to spend what you make yes so if you make eighty thousand dollars you're going to spend more i'm going to spend more and i'm getting a bigger house and a bigger boat and everything else to go with it you know. i need that stuff. yes i

do. the bottom line is your annual salary might increase but that doesn't mean your happiness will necessarily increase with it. that does it for this hour but i'll be back with a recap of the top stories in just a couple moments right here on our team don't go away.

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