slap in the face for america's military ambitions after poland's president calls the anti-missile defense agreement with the u.s. a mistake and announces his own shield plans. awaiting their fate in the controversial pussy riot trial a verdict is expected any time the prosecution is demanding three years behind bars for the female trio. libya braces for its first post gadhafi transition of power from its interim leaders to an elected sample despite the violence of aftershocks from the revolution. plus british police are queues of using stop and search powers to target black people officers claim they're preventing gang crime minorities feel discriminated against.

in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina joshie poland could make a break from its military protectors in the u.s. for the country's president suggesting the development of a missile defense shield all that's on the polish leader said a deal to allow parts of america's planned system on its territory left security at the mercy of policy shifts in washington are just like here chefs explains signing an agreement with washington on taking part in the european anti-missile defense shield project was a big political mistake this was the message of the polish president don't use the criminal ski spoke to a polish newspaper saying that his country played a high political price for signing this agreement back in two thousand and eight something which he believes must not must not repeat itself must not happen again hebrew. that country's previous administration signed this agreement with

washington in two thousand and eight that poland would take part in the european a.m.d. project having american missiles american troops on its soil then when the president obama when president obama came to office when there was a change of administration in washington this plan was changed was altered and now poland is playing the consequences of relying too much on washington's efforts in building this european a.m.d. project rather than participating in this project having american troops on its soil. believes that poland should have its own and tile anti-missile defense system which would guarantee that whatever whoever comes to office in washington still the polish defense would be active still still it would have the needed resources to fight off any attacks coming from the air from any rank states should they decide to attack poland right now the polish president believes the current missile

defense of the polish armed forces is very weak and outdated so rather than taking part in this project by nato by washington poland should invest into building its own system couple of years ago in two thousand and ten poland already hosted. several sets of the interceptor missiles of nato on its soil in the town of morag in northern poland something which was certainly criticized heavily in moscow saying that this move like this basically builds up the hostility in the region and comes a full contradiction with the agreements made between the two countries certainly it's really early to say what the new statements by bernice of komorowski could mean whether poland may take some kind of turn around and may change this policy and whether it may actually drop itself from the a.m.d. from the nato and u.s. a.m.d. project in europe but definitely a statement like that coming from the country's leader who is marking two years in office right now is something you definitely brings a lot of spice to this rather interesting interesting story as it is. and i see the

reporting there is still to come on the program not welcome anymore. i am afraid. power shift and you have to put the states relations with it is world to the test where the jews are feeling the heat on the streets. turkey steps up attacks on kurdish rebels fearing the exploit turmoil in syria some now is believe this is the first sign a banker is called to oust backfiring. a moscow chord reviewing the case of feminist pong band pussy riot is set to announce the date when the verdict will be read out prosecutors are demanding three year jail sentences for the women who held a protest in russia's main orthodox cathedral in english goes outside the courts and her report includes images of a sexual nature. well it does look at this point like the prosecution is the term of not to let this show go on for much longer the are demanding rather harsh

punishment for the three members of the punk rock group with the riot and that one of their main reasons for that is that they say there is no guarantee that the three women who will not pull a similar stunt in another religious institution and they are saying that the three women are guilty of inciting religious hatred now that is something which the defense and the defendants themselves are vehemently denying they're saying that there was absolutely no religious context to their song or to their performance in the christ the savior cathedral that the entire message and at the stunted were essentially politically motivated that is one of the main reasons why they insist that this entire trial with his back to a political prosecution and harks back to medieval times it is interesting to know that members of pussy riot and band have also participated in various controversial at times even sexually provocative actions and performances in russia in various cities moscow and st petersburg we can say that that was the right charles has not

left anybody indifferent whether in russia or abroad it does look like of course a lot of the support comes from musicians alike they are some of those musicians of course are probably very prominent names for example red hot chili peppers or sting all of whom who have been in moscow performing at various concerts as well as madonna who's also made a performance in moscow just on tuesday that she actually had the words pussy riot written on her back during the performance but it's not just the musicians who are issuing their words of support to pussy riot also interestingly enough there is politicians from foreign countries have also been not just talking about this trial some of them have actually been attending the court proceedings but exactly when the verdict will be announced is not yet clear where also expecting to hear the final pleas of the defendants as well. reporting there now in post coffee levy had

a recently elected parliament is preparing to replace the country's interim leaders the national transitional council predict a peaceful hand or despite sporadic outbreaks of violence the red cross an announced it's suspending work that has several major cities and maybe after its headquarters in misrata where power with grenades and rockets there was the fifth time in less than three months independent agency has come under attack in the country a car bomb also exploded near a military police building in the capital tripoli last weekend a sting operation outside a city saw three men suspected of planning bomb attacks killed richard spencer a founder and coeditor of online magazine alternative rights says this instability plays into the hands of some world powers. what i would say is this is that the united states is very happy if libya becomes a kind of chaotic place where there's no real there's no real central power that

whatever who's anything they do if there is some you know borderline secular people battling islamicist and so on and so forth and there's not a strong man like gadhafi who actually would question the washing consensus who would threaten to offer a different kind of monetary standard who would oppose washington and israel and foreign policy if if washington can prevent some of mine that i think washington would be happy i think washington would be happy if you have islamicist squabbling with other factions and you have this parliament that has no clear majority and that would last for decades in libya just kind of sinks into a week powerless place. and staying in the region the arab spring in egypt has seen a clear worsening in relations with israel as leader reports from cairo the sentiment is being ak owed on the streets were the last remaining jews say no longer feel safe. alone frightened and struggling one of the last of her people

in a land that no longer wants them selene has merely the photos of her did family for comfort she is one of cairo's few remaining jews once there were eighty thousand now there are fewer than twenty and certainly i'm afraid certainly i haven't been asked in but i tried to forget. she has reason to be wary the new rulers of egypt the muslim brotherhood call for jihad and want the liberation of palestine they've launched a war of words against jews that goes as far as to threaten death it took us a long time to find sabine and when we did even longer to convince her to be interviewed by us she was worried that her neighbors would see her talking to a television crew eventually she agreed to talk to us here on the street but when i walked her back to her building a neighbor spotted us and started screaming obscenities at her that is front to persons in my building. the roots of jewish people run deep in the streets of cairo

as far back as the twelfth century pious jews trod these cobbled streets on their way to study with a non-physician rabbi moses been my mourns after mitt has collected memories of the many jews who once lived here he proudly shows me articles of those he once you about. this place used to be fool jews they were all my friends but they all left in the early fifties sometimes they come back to visit me and we always see it and talk about the good old times. it was a jewish man who told us what his trade the love of his life was also a jewish woman but his is a way voice today in these streets it can be dangerous to ask where's the nearest synagogue. certainly i am afraid of though they are going to look like i'm not but that and they said that your joint program is to do like to resemble. that little country which few data mention israel they may be divisions

among egyptians but they are united in their hatred of their neighbor. israel is a racist state which doesn't respect agreements and israeli jew is not welcome in egypt. no treats you continue between us i hate dealing with israel and its presence in the region is dangerous but. israel is a cancer our main enemy after the revolution of january it's now possible to cancel the peace agreement with them and so simeon spends her remaining days alone holed up in her apartment and suffering from alzheimer's disease too afraid to venture out and when she does it's only for the shortest time just in the memory of a fast disappearing world policy r.t. cairo. well we have more coverage of it is ruminations online as well as plenty of other stories including political correctness under fire in europe a belgian that was mental health problems can hardly speak or write plans to run

for the city council will he succeed all the story on our web site. plus don't trust and very five rock obama fights a ban of a definite attention of citizens that threatens fundamental constitutional rights. in a hundred of them all of them live your. way in by forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find the bell the home and retire.

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back to watching our team now britain's black community say police are targeting them with stop and search powers officers denies coronation but asking minorities say they feel like they are being treated as second class artist or smith reports the police conduct a stop and search operation on a group of youths in london they can stop anyone in some cases without even suspecting a crime but research shows if you're black it's twenty eight times more likely to

happen to you when mohamed el me is young and black and has lived on his west london estate all his life he's also a trainee lawyer articulate and intelligent and yet the police are constantly stopping him you're looking at probably five to ten times into fights ten times a week a week and i've got to stop with such slips to a separate that bellamy describes a typical police shake down they happen more in the summer and often when he's driving his car through the thing about trust that if you got a car left on the sidewalk had there at their way again no resistance to reasonable suspicion should assess what is pulled no sort of mannerism thing he's. not going to treat like second class citizens police say the use of stop and search is critical in their efforts to tackle knife gun and gun crime but its efficacy and legality has been questioned by the equality and human rights commission two point

two excessive. use on ethnic minorities and they say in some areas up to three hundred people are stopped before a single arrest is made it's marginalizing entire communities just the experience of being repeatedly stopped and stopped for what seems like very little reason to stop what seems to be just your ethnicity has a very damaging effect on the community and it makes the community feel that were them being a part of being protected their problem this being policed against a disconnect between the police and the people who was one of the factors found to have sparked last august's riots the disturbances started here in tottenham after the shooting by police of a young black man and that the first anniversary of the riots approaches is the situation young people say hasn't got any better the metropolitan police say they are changing the way they work here they're attending

a meeting with young black people in the area to listen to their concerns but tell me says it's all for show has been a pretty. attendant problems with engines and ice and to change in one week is a lot of the police that if when you approach is revised traded we're trying to engage with the community a lot more in numerous ways but they don't they don't seem to weapon l. me goes on with his legal training while getting shaken down by the police ten times a week so in the future he can advocate to his community laura smith. on the other side of the authorities also stand accused about fifteen minutes we talk to an occupy activist and war veteran who was brutally beaten by police while protesting against corporations and their pov and politicians he says the future of america should be defined by its people. there are a lot of veterans getting her by this is that is you know in the sense that they

come back to a broken system a system that they feel disconnected from and that's why we're having a thousands of veterans a day commit suicide goes like they were either going to vote for a democrat or republican and i think what both of those are wrong choices they're both working for the same system that they both take money from the same people from the same banks and. you can see in their policies that they are rewarding their donors and. voting for that continuance of policy is not going to change anything at all. turkey's government says its troops have killed one hundred fifteen kurdish rebels over the past two weeks in a stepped up offensive ankara's worried the kurds have been fighting for autonomy for could exploit the power vacuum in neighboring syria and some experts say the calls for regime change and dating from turkey are only making the situation worse

. do syrian case very ironic case for turkey because turkey is for the first time demanding a regime change in syria which is a unique case in turkish history since the its creation in one nine hundred twenty three turkey for the first time demands a regime change in a neighboring country but this strategy we know is producing some counterproductive outcomes that is the autonomy of kurdish groups sort of turkey i mean it's not clear what to do with these to go to the kurdish groups nor to syria i'm not saying all dito dish groups in north and syria are against turkey as far as a i know there are more than twenty five independent kurdish groups but some of them are seriously anti turkish mainly he why did. they do you can do ph a case you know branch ignore to iraq war to iraq so it's not in syria so of course they resent the failure of a situation in syria ironically creates a mano or or p.h.a.t.

lead kurdish organizations and there is an expectation in told to many kurdish groups are moving from north in iraq toward syria. well turkey's involvement in the syrian conflict may be more than just rhetoric president assad's forces say they've captured turkish officers in the flashpoint city of aleppo it himself meanwhile has made his first t.v. appearance in almost three weeks bowing to cleanse the country of terrorist statement came on the heels of a visit to damascus by the secretary of iran's supreme national security council during the visit the two states pledged mutual support seeing their alliance as an axis of resistance against western influence you also condemn the recent kidnapping of forty seven iranians in the masses for which president blames the rebel forces. sixteen people have been killed by flooding in the capital of the philippines the worst delusion years triggered a major landslide emergency crews are evacuating tens of thousands of residents

some who were forced to escape advancing waters by climbing on their rooftops downpour is expected to last at least another day. all right he laughs now take a look what's happening in business where it is going to stand we know the russians started trading so what are the number saying well marina i believe you promised to wear green day and i just remember doing i bet you are blue we don't have all of the stories that doesn't mean i'm feeling blue though oh it's good i like i like about our let's go with the markets and russia of course the trading session and we're seeing a red and frank because we have both the arts yes and the my side starting over a half a percent extending what we saw yes there was a lot of volatility and basically all this is related to at the claw and crude prices which will get in the second go first is that a look at the updated currency figures specially when it comes to the ruble we see that it's now extending its small so against both the euro and the u.s.

dollar they're coming off from the highs of the summer that we saw in a couple of previous sessions when it comes to the euro it still moves in against the u.s. dollar now i want to stay with you about talk about greece and that's because that implores has now lowered its outlook on the greece from positive to negative and the credit of agencies basically believes the ratings agency i should say believes that the greek government will not be able to make enough cuts to meet the requirements to get the next tranche of cash from the e.u. but at least this time it wasn't a credit rating downgrade and that's maybe because the trading is already so bad that could not really get any worse the troubled economy may need as much as seven a billion euros this year to stay afloat and that's given the fact that it's been shrinking for the last five years with unemployment skyrockets into twenty percent . and let's continue with international markets asia is also trading this hour we

have the neck again over half a percent and now we know that exporters are doing particularly well as well as the majors and in general the whole boost of sense. is room by a great performance on wall street overnight what's that to look at that and. but also we know that asian investors are looking more they're expecting to hear more about financial stimulus from europe and the u.s. when it comes to china what we've seen is a reversal of the gains that we saw in the beginning of the trading session and this is mainly due to investors awaiting economic reports that are due on thursday now if we can move on and take a look at the performance on the wall street as i said we had a third straight session of days which helped the other international markets such as asian the beginning of the day and we had the dow at any point four percent almost and the nasdaq over half a percent grown past the three thousand a mark and that's the first time that matters did that since may and what we know is that investors there are more pessimistic that recovery would sustain and always

or any of the after effects if we do get a financial crisis and the euro zone or the euro collapses now if we can move the oil prices aside they're headed south and in fact they're dropping from the highest close in almost six months and all of this a calms us and i'm going to have been speculating that the recent gains were so more excessive and maybe we can in demand in the west which is of course the biggest consumer of crude in the world now norway's stansell which is in talks with gas from all over its options in the gas development field. and i should say and basically the talks of follow reports of the norwegian former had pulled out of the project to focus on russia's energy rich arctic now more details on the agreements between. now and gas from terminated in late june and with no new deals at hand the companies are in talks over the new plan to develop russia's arctic both well and so it's our discussing options with no further details being revealed right now

however we do know that staff says its condition is lower taxes. and there you have it of course next hour we'll have europe or what have our predictions of once again come on we're in the let's hear what are with us here next hour with the european markets well all right well i don't know honestly i don't have a crystal ball up or down up or down just pick one does our level of go up you know we're ok i say ok right well see you next hour though with more business for us good to see you all right i'll be back shortly a word an update of our top stories stay with us.

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