this is our t.v. our breaking news story police in yemen reportedly fired tear gas and a warning shots that's protesters trying to storm the u.s. embassy for a second day. meanwhile in car over ballance shows no sign of dying down as clashes and through their fourth consecutive day despite attempts by the country's most influential political group to call the protests. washington scrambles for damage control after a deadly anti-american protests spread over the arab world but efforts so far failed to appease the angry mobs.

hello and welcome to r t we had now to our developing story the wave of anti-american protests which is gathering strength as it sweeps across the muslim world police and yemen have reportedly fired warning shots at another mob of protesters heading for the u.s. embassy while similar clashes rage in the egyptian capital let's head now live to party's policy leader for the latest paula take us to sanaa first the american mission there was rated just yesterday and now it's under attack again. what we are receiving with that he knew that the police firing tear gas as well as in line and mission that would qualify to gather for the sake of a day in front of the american embassy of the city of yemen now we understand that the security barrier that was by security personnel to protect the american embassy in from that. has been broken for them as we speak and the situation there seems to

be out of control within the ports of cars and smashed the windows being smashed that they are cars aflame and that the whole situation is truly a shame and until they can cost the college and we likely seen elsewhere across the region over this and there is going to make sure that. the prophet muhammad nothing on some of the scenes taking place here we need to capture the cairo when speaking to you from as well as in the frame and tom now goes to places that you can be interesting because these opposition the american backed allies there again seeing hundreds of people state into the streets and meet with the united states over the spill and now the u.s. embassy in cairo has been under siege for a day is how are the authorities there coping with the assault. well this is the consecutive day that angry mobs have taken to the streets of cairo you can see behind me the youngsters primary between the stones over to security value the

security void innocence that has the right to the american embassy make my way fit in the slot machine the ones that interest transmit that knowledge as the huge company that is all being from the end of the stick i still think five people still covering their faces people walking around with mosques to their deaths mosque it's simply that from sting in the eyes the situation as it does on the nothing is from where i'm standing no no no peace plans that they were on the other side effect of the road is lined up with the significance of the peace with the sentences very people away from the muslim brotherhood and yet they pay for a nationwide might be a million man march to condemn this and they want to see the kids when they're off the street want to somebody close to should be held but when you look at the recall finally in the streets of cairo it doesn't seem as if the muslim brotherhood renie. trying to play in the snow on the government's right to the point i am one

hundred more see if he really knew it we have been promised at least eight billion dollars in aid that is the purpose of the strike to try and get on the sidelines of the countries concerned of what's happening to the point. the question is why is he not doing nothing why not to quell the crisis back home but certainly as the question live there from cry row parties paula slayer and of course you can always follow paul on twitter at paul asleep or underscore r t. now we can crawl saw a lot of to london to discuss the latest developments all across the middle east and north africa with patrick henningsen geo political analyst and a for the current affairs website u.k. a column patrick thanks for being with us today so president obama has thanked his yemeni counterpart for the efforts to secure the u.s. diplomatic mission is that a little premature given what's still happening over there. well there's going to

be a lot of moving and maneuvering in a very short space of time right now mainly because right now the u.s. is in an election cycle and it's coming to the end of the election cycle so the public sort of media show between obama and romney is in overdrive right now so each side has to react as fast as possible to every little saying otherwise they will get absolutely no live by either the right wing or the left wing side of the press which ever side you're looking at just. one brotherhood has announced it's canceling nationwide protests will only organize and symbolic protest on tougher square what do you think is the reason behind the surprise turnaround for the two political alliance between the united states and egypt is a very delicate one on one side but it's also very important strategically especially with regards to israel so you'll see a lot of pressure put to bear on the power structure in egypt particularly right

now israel the israeli lobby is very obviously very worried about the status of egypt they want it to be stable and also egypt is used as a political football in america so right now the narrative from the republicans in america is that obama is appeasing the muslim brotherhood that's the general theme and then on the other side they're saying that the republican side is not fit to sort of analyze it matters that situation so. there is a lot of pressure put to bear on washington but skaf still runs egypt not the muslim brotherhood that's the supreme armed forces council they are in power in egypt they say it's still effectively a military police state so are you saying that those are the people who are continuing to drive these riots no i can't tell you who's driving the riots but we will probably get to that in the next question but these riots to this is clearly

a stunt this film coming out of california made by this guy named sam to seel notice you haven't seen any banners with the facts while saying death to sam to seal the maker of this film so he's very dubious the origins of this film and it's not as bad as terry jones in america burning korans but yet over night the whole middle east is up up in arms so there's a lot more than meets the eye about this the launch of this film and how it was disseminated i think the same people that brought us that i'm good on the american al-qaeda leader in l.a. the same people who brought us this film that's what a lot of people are saying that's what my analysis points to that patrick where we stand today what and how long would it take for washington to recover its reputation in the arab world well. what i think are really important point here karen is that there is that there is an actual grassroots movement specially in libya and that was that was gaining steam it's not only grassroots movement that

was very pro khadafi and in terms of his vision of africa but a grassroots movement that was very anti imperialist and what the west seems to be doing it seems have been picking off the leaders of this movement especially in libya using the al qaida westone sort of directed al qaida operatives picking off this movement radicalizing it and that's what you get that's what you see today burning buildings and rioting this is not a political movement this turn into a mob movement definitely co-opted by the western intelligence agencies in order to . radicalized the any any sort of grassroots movement and give an excuse to intervene and to further divide and rule the north africa in the middle east to radicalize it you see that theme all across the region when when america british and israeli intelligence are involved so this i believe that we're seeing we the fruits of that right now political analyst for the u.k. a column current affairs website patrick having some thanks for your time here on

r.t. if you're. and coming up in the program as epic efforts down the drain. we look at how president obama has been steadily building ties with our countries since he came to office only to see his efforts whirlwind in one fell swoop. u.s. state department stresses that it had nothing to do with the film but the statement was brought little consolation artist going to chicken reports on the origins of the controversial movie. the anger over this same type islamic film has been growing like a snowball so has the confusion over who made it at the beginning our colleagues at the a.p. news agency reached to the person who posted the video on you tube someone named sembler silly by phone he confirmed that he had made the film identified himself as an israeli american the israeli foreign minister said there was no such israeli citizen and who ever had shot the film was and i quote an unspeakable act then our

colleagues tracked down this his cell number which brought them to the home of someone named nakoula mr nakoula told them that he had produced the film and that he was a christian copt and but whoever made the film it's trailer when viral after an egyptian american coptic activist from washington d.c. sent an e-mail to journalists around the world promoting a september eleventh event and included a link to this fourteen minute clip in egypt journalists translated some of the footage into arabic and brought tested and then it all started when muslims in that part of the world believe that if the film was produced in the u.s. the u.s. government is responsible and part of the obama administration's damage control work has been to make it clear that they too find the film despicable in hillary clinton's own words this gusting and reprehensible she also said this let me state very clearly and i hope it is obvious that the united states government had

absolutely nothing to do with this video. we absolutely reject its content and mass. but the words apparently did not make it to the right ears and the rage went on in egypt in libya in tunisia and in yemen people stormed u.s. embassies despicable violence became the price the leaders of those countries have paid for letting the mob vent out this initially but the u.s. appears to be in a difficult position now they can't really lesh out of those. so are the people there because washington cheered so greatly for the changes that swept the region and the current levy on government essentially old its powers in the united states also there are still questions as to whether it was just the angry mob which attacked the u.s. consulate in libya or whether an organized terrorist group jumped on the bandwagon of this film hysteria and perpetrated the vicious attack the chaos the influx of arms into libya during the war against qaddafi created perfect environment for

extremists of all kinds so there is still a web of questions around what happened on nine eleven this year the release of the notorious movie online rapidly diminish the years of effort spawn the u.s. government to refresh and establish friendly relations with nations in the region but important one has the story. anger is rising rage is spreading and american flags are burning throughout the arab world this isn't exactly the type of relationship washington envisioned after barack obama became president i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world the new u.s. leader promised to turn the page and mend relations tarnished by george w. bush's war on terror he even granted his first foreign television interview to al arabiya an arabic language channel my job to the muslim world is to communicate with americans are not your enemy washington invested huge resources in building

a massive social media presence comprised of nearly two hundred different accounts to spread its message of friendship by the end of last year the u.s. had spent seventy million dollars assisting foreign citizens with the resources to bypass online firewalls and censorship. the bitter irony is that a you tube clip posted by one american instantly buried massive efforts made by the us. government as americans were being held hostage by a small group of extremists people here in america i think when they put their views on you tube and now the technology is such that it can be seen all over the world i think people in egypt and libya and some of these places don't understand this is not the view of most americans this is not the view of the u.s. government according to many experts a large majority of the arab world has grown too familiar with the anti muslim

sentiment america is accused of cementing the policy of the americans towards this part of the world is inadequate and doesn't call for dialogue doesn't call for development doesn't call for progress it calls for the moving of those unions because it puts american interests and some western interests a cause for war and invasion of iraq as we have seen destruction of afghanistan no progress on the peace level in pakistan thinks the spark for it to you know all come out in violent forms as we can see now on the screen and this is what's happening within forty eight hours the fury that began in egypt spread to libya yemen lebanon and iran in afghanistan due to bush shutdown but tensions in the muslim world seem to be only increasing there has been a lot of simmering nancy american feeling right across the entire arab world it's their worst in pakistan where polls show there were ninety percent of pakistanis

americans their primary home enemy america's middle of blunders and it's made the enemies in the arab spring countries america helped revolutionize the line between friend and foe has blurred despite all the time and money washington has spent using the internet to promote its islam friendly foreign policy the world wide web has also served as the platform that enabled one american extremist to infuriate millions overseas and darrelle years of progress very important r.t. new york. we're also closely following developments of our to dot com and we want your thoughts as to who you think is to blame for the anti-american violence in the arab world right now more than half hold washington responsible saying it's a blowback for america's foreign policy just under a fifth say blame irresponsible american islamophobia for fueling the own arrests and slightly fewer think radical anti western muslims are the cause while the

remaining believe the violence is being orchestrated by arab regimes had to archie dot com now and cast your vote. and while you're there we're carrying live footage from where the current anger erupted which flowed across north africa the middle east have also a timeline of the violence as it's been unfolding. to other news now britain suffering its worst housing crisis in modern history but the number of new households are increasing faster than the number of homes built over one point seven million families are waiting for a place to live laura smith has the story. begins to show issue facing breaks in today there's a chronic housing shortage and an increasing need to laugh today it's housing stock

that isn't being replaced it's to do with the recession but a crisis was looming even before that house building has school and by seventy percent of the last fifty years while the population has grown by twenty percent and so the prime minister has pledged to unleash one of the biggest home building programs this country has seen in a generation but his opponents own convinced by those words especially coming from a government that last billion pounds from investments in affordable housing. after its election affordable housing building starts have collapsed by sixty eight percent council house building stocks have collapsed by ninety seven percent we've not seen before. in our history and it's the responsibility of failed set of government policies and desperate times call for desperate measures one council

is reportedly considering asking people to rent how ruthin their house is to sold this source's of accommodation meanwhile more than half of social housing in some areas is under eight in hartford north of london there are more than three thousand families languishing on the housing list while five thousand seven hundred homes are under you and the problem is that just with social housing decades under-supply have seen house prices birol out of reach banks to first time buyers and paying high levels of rents mean they're unable to save up for the huge deposit lenders now require means the average age spent buying your first home is approaching forty years old and many will never be able to afford their own home demand for iranian oil is on the rise despite american sanctions and the e.u. ban on the country screwed they international energy agency says terence crude

sales are rising now edging over a million barrels a day european and u.s. sanctions were imposed to pressure iran over its nuclear program which tougher on remains maintains rather it is purely peaceful but iran's resources are still a very hot commodity across the region with turkey china and india currently the top importer political analyst chris bambery says blocking oil trade with iran could harm other economy. grows essential reimplemented by. having great difficulty. even getting their friends to implement this in boggle for instance japan is desperately getting a waiver trying to get a waiver from washington in order to continue. imports it needs a reunion oil but more importantly iran is discovering new markets china is continuing to take really an oil so as india the americans desperate to try ensure

israel that somehow sanctions are working in order to see if sanctions are going to beggar arounds economy just like they did in iraq and therefore we don't need to run a moment like netanyahu to do it iran is a major world economy a world player and eventually of europe. economic creed and economic contacts in these new other economies are going to step in and fill the breach and therefore in europe there is a fear it's going to be excluded from the iranian markets as a result of these sanctions and i think that is actually what's going to happen to greece now where for russian tourists have been killed in a bus crash they are russian consulate has confirmed the deaths and also says thirty people have been injured some of them severely their bus crashed on the highway from the region of hulky d.t. to the city of this hour nicky in an initial investigation says the driver lost control of the vehicle on the slippery road and the bus overturned a russian tourists were headed for thessaloniki airport to fly home. all right some

other world news in brief for you this hour weeklong clashes in turkey between kurdish fighters and security forces have killed at least seventy five militants and four soldiers in the southeast the military claims it's a part of a large scale offensive over seventy thousand troops deployed to the area kurds make up the majority of the population in the volatile area and have been fighting for autonomy since nineteen eighty-four hundreds of militants believed to be hiding in neighboring iraq. the new u.n. envoy to syria is due to meet president assad in the latest high level he suffered brahimi is expected to call on nations with political clout to weigh in and stop the bloodshed that has now killed over eighteen thousand government troops are increasingly using jets and helicopter gunships to flush out the bills from strongholds in the law and on the outskirts of damascus the u.n. refugee agency puts the number of those trying to flee the conflict over

a quarter of a million. japanese cabinet panel has called for the phasing out of nuclear power over the next three decades the move comes as the country struggles to make the shift in its energy policy after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the fukushima nuclear plant in two thousand and eleven the government closed down all the tomic plants after the accident however some of them have since been real bent to cope with the country's power demands around one third of japan's energy is currently generated by nuclear power plants. a bus has crashed with a fuel tanker in eastern afghanistan killing fifty one people as the vehicles erupted in flames it's not known why they collided in a separate incident in the country a nato service member was reported killed in a militant attack in the east violence has recently surged in afghanistan with most attacks conducted by taliban insurgents. next hour we'll

talk to a man who spent forty five days in taliban captivity and shares with us his unique insight of what it's like on the other side of the war on terror. when i was captured by the taliban and when i was in prison i had to listen for hours and hours and hours to tell about recruitment tapes and the suicide recruitment tapes they talked of were they saying were chair of pashtoon history pushed in geography pushed to and poetry this is a nationalist movement in their view they are simply trying to free themselves of for an infidel invaders exactly like their fathers and grandfathers in order to have what they feel is a proper islamic government. right to me true joins us from the business desk and it's all by by by on the markets today are that's right well the federal reserve has basically launched

a new wave of quantitative easing that means buying up assets from the markets basically in an unlimited way that's open ended and the previous wave was worth around six hundred billion dollars some say up to one trillion so basically this is all very much supporting the markets the fed will be injecting up to forty billion dollars a month including into mortgage backed assets to the order to support the real estate market here is welcome i'm sorry from jacobson such a very. short term of course what happens fundamentally here is stage you make money cheaper. and as such you will want to see tangible asses live all gas gold all to go off in order to have a system to reset itself so yes it will create an increased appetite but you have to remember this is almost like a science definition of insanity which is state you keep repeating the same experiment expecting different results when i'm trying to say with it is of course

this is the third time we do quantitative easing in clude and then also we have operation twist so if they actually this is going to do nothing to the unemployed in southern europe it is going to do absolutely nothing to the growth of the us may just obstacles still remains in place. while the markets where we're waiting and speculating about this new wave of three for more than a month this is the reaction they finally go to it's with the footsie on the dax up one hundred percent welcoming very much this much anticipated move over on the currencies market that all is a shedding a lot of value because buying up assets of course involves basically. almost turning on the printing press so therefore the value of the dollars slipped a very much over the past three weeks from one point two one to one point almost everyone is saying that the russian ruble is meanwhile strengthening against both countries. let's move on now financial problems so make more

americans lose faith in the banking system the fresh report from the federal deposit insurance corporation says so-called unbanked population has grown to eight point two percent of u.s. households instead banks these americans rely on the cash checks and payday lenders to manage their finances and only more vulnerable to high fees and interest rates but they're also called so from the credit markets buy a car or zero zero pay for college. all right over on the russian markets as you can see the rally is a very. moving on with a more than six percent higher than my six on the strong the rubles a bit weaker it's up around four percent more secular gets us some of the movers now outperforming the market let's listen to look about those outperforming the market is federal group company m r s k is up more than ten percent b.c.b. among financials is also doing better on them isaac's up almost five point six

percent and a of cases stemming besson corp is it worse than the markets now it's reportedly eyeing india's mobile world as cell countries media says the deal could be worth four and a half billion dollars in the as mobile market this is not new for system other firms m.t.'s brand is currently a great. cry and i'm commodities of course as a rally also with light sweet up more than one hundred dollars as you can see more than two dollars per barrel same thing for brant as basically this new wave of quantitative easing means support of the economy high demand for energy. and on the metals market we're also seeing a rise is pretty much a rally all across the board except the silver which is coming down a bit but gold is up another two dollars per troy ounce. so as you can see if anything is a rally than today's obviously want to. thank you for that update. i'll be back

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