us activist rushed by our party the driver clearly saw rachel corrie. and adjusting to misery companies in europe make their products smaller and cheaper for the struggling masses age of austerity. and is am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie syria's

capital recovers from a horrific car bomb attack on the funeral procession of two government loyalists there are conflicting reports about how many people were actually killed syrian state t.v. originally put it at twelve but later in number of sources including the syrian observatory for human rights claim that coup b s highest twenty seven authorities say rebels were behind the assault the opposition claims the government staged it to divert attention from its other lead which to a large scale atrocities while defining across the country shows no sign of easing a high profile member of the anti regime syrian national council has resigned she suggests gulfs was in the opposition prevented from serving the wishes of the syrian people and as artie's music often of reports much of the mainstream media coverage isn't serving the interests of the whole country either. it was another disturbing example of the many atrocities committed throughout the syrian war a truck bomb with homemade explosives headed for

a checkpoint to the entrance of syria's largest city. but the men that are loading it aren't assad forces they're one of the many groups fighting under the banner of the free syrian army and their captive is said to be a member of this should be a militia with very close ties to the us a government the video filmed by the new york times and turn into an on air segment by the b.b.c. captured about human rights groups called evidence of an attempted murder a potential war crime under international law review of rebels from the free syrian army trying to use a prisoner as an unwitting suicide bomber in their attacks on government forces now the cameras didn't follow the prisoner who had no idea that while being blindfolded he was actually embarking on a suicide mission he simply thought that he was being given his freedom the very next morning he was said to have a scaped after the bombs failed to detonate and the b.b.c. had aired the story on august twenty second but this glimpse into the darker side of some of the tactics now being used in the uprising never aired again the story

was also pulled from the b.b.c. website the network told me that this was due to copyright issues and this very video raises the question about whether such tactics may be more widespread among the opposition than what has been previously documented they have yet to draw the same level of scrutiny as the crimes committed by the government were tallaght in syria is met with more whether by the government or the rebels the violence seems to be the name of the game and he further shatters the prospects for peace agreement reality for the civilians caught in this bitter war. for r.t. and moscow american author and foreign university lecturer kavin brett thinks the show's the tactics of western mainstream journalism to. it's pretty obvious what happened which is that the b.b.c. reported some news that higher ups in the western intelligence apparatus don't want them to report so they forced them to take it out and that doesn't surprise me at all that's just one example of many examples of b.b.c. complicity in this military agenda you know the b.b.c.

is heavily complicit in this series of wars of aggression that were triggered by the events of nine eleven and it's very sad because western journalism used to be more independent and today everybody you know all the big outfits located the speaking countries are putting propaganda twenty four seven three sixty five. you're watching live from moscow and coming up in the program the prince is crowned as the u.s. republican convention nominates mitt romney the face of rock obama in the upcoming presidential election we'll look at what changed my brain for the american people. jordan calls for international help to deal with a growing influx of syrian refugees saying it can't cope report from there in just a few minutes. as israeli court has ruled out the country's military was not responsible for the death of u.s. activist rachel corrie who was crushed by an army bulldozer in two thousand and

three the twenty three year old was taking part in a demonstration against the demolition of palestinian homes in the gaza strip the judge rejected the civil lawsuit filed by the girl's parents saying her death was an accident that she brought upon herself the case has drawn international condemnation over the years journalist tom dale her witness rachel corrie's death says the court is simply turning a blind eye to the atrocities of these really military. it's tremendously just pointing out on the basis of what i saw on that day in two thousand and three it's absolutely not possible to characterize what happened this accident in my view so i told the coach and as i told the best vacation before that bulldozer driver had. a very long drive up. before he got to rachel during which time he must have been able to see even on the basis of the visitors shots presented to the court by the threat of military. was visible above the top of the boulder sublight just before

she was crushed and she clambered on a mound of trying to escape so my mind that's absolutely no doubt that he would have seen a this but it represents a want what happened on that day in the israeli military. for such crimes and that culture impunity is specific tainted fortunately sometimes by the courts who deliberately turn a blind guy of course the main shoulders on which. is the gaza strip it's full of civilians almost every area civilian and so the israeli government to say we refuse to treat anyone in this area. given that human rights because we've given it this particular name. coachmen treasonable happy to me i think that's just me serving that responsibility. well we've also been following the proceedings in record case on our web site and that's where you can find

a full background behind it fred but here's a quick look at what else is there for you today. defending internet freedom twitter refuses to release information about it not my wall street activists saying it's easier to move or to find valid government requests. one education protest in chile game until we saw the timeline of the movement to your comment and. a you tube channel as well. me is eve he. says.

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the movement. make your statement. split the words. she points to the law in. the fall. the e.u. is facing up to a new era of becoming progressively poorer and increasingly desperate it's forcing big companies to rethink their strategies and how they can sell their goods to people with nothing to spare or he says are still your reports. with more than eighty million people in the e.u. would risk of poverty including twenty million children this has become an all too common sight in european cities as a debt crisis and its effects dragged on for madrid to athens and even brussels

twenty three year old the wrong is one of many jobless and homeless europeans when he's not out looking for a job he sits a vis corner reading his favorite classics hoping to receive enough money from passers by to buy some food for himself and his dog. before the crisis i had an apartment i worked as a group leader in youth camps there hasn't been much of a difference for me since then except the bread is more expensive everything is more expensive if i meet someone who gives me an opportunity and tells me ok you can work next week i'll say yes ok i'll try and if it works it works if not the never mind. the numbers don't paint a nice picture for people like no home and share everything is increasing and defeats almost all indicators the offer of the child thing for a sofa is and think everything is fine if it has its property. the.

beach requires no kind of pick a fence or touch the most so this means it's my business that hire consequences for people to work with and big companies are taking notice take you to lever for example the company behind a slew of consumer products from shampoos to ice cream has started to look at europe from a different angle they had of its european business told the financial times deutschland that poverty is returning to europe multinationals in fast moving consumer goods are seeing the state of poverty in europe as more than just a passing trend the thinking of readjusting the strategies they use here and in point was a big use in developing countries such as asia where you find packaging like this one from this asian store and what you call sachets for each piece is. much cheaper than a bigger packaging and therefore easier on the pockets of consumers a practice the company has already started doing in spain and greece people have to store savings on their most basic needs. shampoo

foods so that's really showing you. what the crisis really means for many struggling people in europe there's rather a disproportionate burden on individual citizens. specifically the increasing fear the rates near the on the most basic problem so that everyone uses it in their daily lives i'm sure this has a huge effect a crippling effect on people like simone a homeless woman a pensioner who only has three euros to spend each day in weight i can't feel different so i try to live where i can i don't eat much i didn't eat much tool it's all because of the you're right many people have problems because it's a crisis problems that make the e.u. is target of reducing poverty and social exclusion by at least twenty million people over the next eight years seem further out of reach tesser cilia r.t.

brussels. financial woes are only one of the problems the e.u. has to deal with he spoke with a former member of the french intelligence service claude money on radicalization and terrorism and you are the full injury is coming up in about fifteen minutes time but here's a preview. you could probably feeling that it's a pool you. will feel excluded it's is small. likely to be about you guys because it's common sense but we never saw people. with university degrees and we have people who are fully integrated if you take for instance the people of the july of two thousand and five there we thought that the number they were the group of one of them was on the for a shop or more. to your shoe shop owner he was walking in education yeah the job he was. promptly put into words but he was for the guys

and if you are in the back from a crisis you are weak and you could be other guys the. republicans in the u.s. have officially nominated mitt romney to challenge president obama in the race for the white house the party's main convention in florida was pushed back a day amid fears hurricane isaac might disrupt proceedings recent opinion polls show romney and obama locked in a tight race with republicans accusing the president of causing employment and high taxes romney lost the spotlight on monday to hurricane isaac which has now hit louisiana unleashing fierce winds and floodwaters with residents put on alert for possible evacuations political blogger richard spencer says it doesn't really matter who takes office and neither will solve the country's economic woes. it's a grant to believe that

a president really any president has so much power that he can with a magic wall and make the dow jones industrial average go up or you know the increase in oil or no president can really do this and another thing that's connected with that. is that a lot of these economic problems quite long in the making and if you're going to look back at what caused the financial crisis in two thousand and eight it was a horror george bush's policies to get anyone with the paulson to hold it into a thirty year mortgage but it was also this the federal reserve policy of essentially giving up free money to banks when it comes to low interest rates and also bailouts and things like that these problems or or more structural and there are deeper than just having a different face in the oval office and if you really think about it presidents get in or change they they come and they go but these bankers seem to me. now the new

york police department is under fire from civil rights groups who say they broke that or old guy and lines on information gathering for over six years informants in the big apple spied on muslim americans watching them pray work and talk on the phone and as i tease marina and i reports all that peeping came to nothing. in a post nine eleven world it's no secret that the u.s. has exponentially expanded its surveillance practices in the name of national security however recent revelations indicate that local and federal officials have wasted many years and enormous amount of tax dollars and faced no consequences over targeting muslim americans according to court documents the commanding officer of the n.y.p.d. intelligence division has testified that the department's so-called muslims by program has not produced even one more terrorism investigation in the past

six years now the new york city police department following the september eleventh attacks created a demographics unit this according to this superseded press that unit mapped unmonitored muslim owned businesses and also had police officials infiltrate mosques and muslim student groups throughout the city of new jersey according to reports the n.y.p.d. was also eavesdropping on conversations taking place between muslim americans now many civil rights lawyers say the n.y.p.d. violated any laws and civil liberties by targeting people based on their at this city or their language they also argue that laws were broken because officials were trying to gather information on people that did not commit any crimes so here we are nearly eleven years following the september eleventh tops and

america's most powerful arms of law enforcement still appear to be targeting muslim americans this has of course left the f.b.i. and the n.y.p.d. producing very little results but critics say it's also left u.s. citizens with very little accountability. for nine r.t. the. pirates have seized a greek owned oil tanker off the west coast of africa with twenty four members on board all of them russians the hijackers exchanged gunfire was told with security forces but escaped on the tanker according to the international maritime bureau the attack in the gulf of guinea comes less than two weeks after a similar one in the region where the crew was released after the oil on board was stolen piracy is known to have escalated in west africa with six vessels seized this year. you're watching are to live from moscow look at what's happening elsewhere in the world in canada police have arrested eleven people at the university of montreal after students clashed with security guards the protest

against the regime fees attempted to disrupt classes after the autumn term started on monday the quebec provincial government has passed a bill forcing classes to reopen with fines for those trying to block access student rallies have seen scores of arrests throughout quebec this year. two days of violence in pakistan's largest city of karachi have claimed the lives of at least twenty four people and according to local media most of the victims said to be connected to political and religious groups have been shot dead by gunmen riding motorcycles pakistan's branch of taliban issued a warning to the country's government in response to an offensive in the militant stronghold north waziristan. french prosecutors have opened a murder investigation into the death of former palestinian leader yasser arafat's his family filed a complaint last month after swiss scientist hired for a documentary found traces of radioactive polonium on some of his belongings he was

reported to have died of a stroke near paris in two thousand and four but rumors about poisoning have endured since his death. renji bunky moon is derives in iran to attend the sixteenth summit of the nonaligned movement despite strong objections from the u.s. and israel the secretary general says he is planning to use the visit to address concerns about iran's nuclear program as well as the crisis in syria officials from one hundred twenty countries not connected to any power block are expected at the gathering. the united nations refugee agency says the pace of syrian refugees reaching jordan has doubled just last week over ten thousand people arrived at the massive zaatari camp in the north of the country to escape violence at home but jordan says dealing with such a huge influx of refugees is beyond their resources policy or has more. exhausted and drained there's not much for these refugees to do besides swelter

under the scorching desert sun children from the vine inspect home sunia they walked for days in the heat to get here and so they come in numbers and under the wire not one person here has gone through the official borders instead depending on the level of violence in syria as many as a thousand people each day off across into jordan they're picked up from the border by the jordanian police and brought here to the scamp. and now a man doesn't know what to do with them the country is struggling with few natural resources little water and is in need of foreign aid they grow in numbers putting pressure on an already refugee way republic we can't order on the faces of the refugees we have to help syria is like a sister to. president assad friends now a very difficult situation has a direct impact on what has. relations between

a man and damascus are already strained a number of defected soldiers and senior officers are being sheltered in the kingdom the most high profile refugee was the prime minister riyad hitch up who fled to turkey through jordan earlier this month and then that the tribes who fearing massive amounts of weapons ammunition and sniper rifles to syria from jordan saudi arabia is promising economic assistance in exchange for months cooperation but it could backfire. if there is regime change in syria and the extremists come to power. problems for jordan where we have our own. far more flexible. and so now jordan faces the backlash of a conflict which some in the country have helped to escalate meanwhile more than one hundred fifty thousand refugees remain stuck on its borders and what's supposed to be a safe enclave but we food is hard to come by toilets case and not enough tends to go around leaving some to the mercy of harsh desert conditions this is. the

atmosphere here is so so bad you die quickly but here we are dying a slow death as i wish now i never left to come here. ordinarily escaped a wave of uprisings that swept the arab world it says it's getting reforms in place . caught between both sides it might not be enough to stop the serious shockwave however that conflict in. zour to the refugee camp on the jordanian syrian border. all right straight to the world of business daniel is the human eye and we're hearing that and now there are global car maker unveils plans to build a plant in russia what's this about that's right we'll have more on that a little later but. figures first because asia is gaining thanks to exporters japan's renaissance electronics surged a record thirty five percent on reports the u.s. private equity fund will invest over a billion dollars in the struggling chip maker u.s.

stocks and to choose day session on a mixed no just caution at the fed chairman ben bernanke a speech to friday dominated trade is a raising some of its gains to the greenback the group was treated on tuesday with the first figures when reopens and that's in less than two hours time closed mixed on tuesday with the my six point one five percent of volkswagen orange and called in europe's top carmaker will invest two hundred fifty million euro on the project so we formalized by twenty fifteen new facility built next to volkswagens existing coal plant in the country's western region of clued europe today renewal of it's already definite and thanks very much indeed this thing trans there and of course we'll see you next hour was more and a short way here in our team i'll look out the past and future of extremism in the e.u. i'll be back with headlines before that. this

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