straight to live pictures for you right now on. u.s. protests yet has not begun and on with tens of thousands of muslims marching against. the leader. he's addressing those in attendance. in just a moment. as protests over the film grow and elsewhere in the world with. country. reported in new york where. protesters say the plight

of the so-called ninety nine percent still is not being addressed and they won't stop. tokyo clings to powerful allies like the u.s. . deal with. china. worldwide news live from moscow. straight to our breaking news for you this hour by far the biggest protest of the past week it's unfolding as we speak in beirut of course the capital of lebanon tens of thousands of muslims are rallying against the united states which they believe is behind a you tube film that mocks islam. or

not it's across live to our correspondent lucy capital for who is in beirut and joining us by the phone lucy this is real research showing the moscow studio i hope you're going to help him in that is how do you bring us up to speed on the stand your ride in the middle of the protests and what are you seeing that now. you have been from people and neighborhood in favor of the florida law to be free i know that. reporters would have. certain people there may come out of people creating a great. reason for any fear. that. america is the greatest several different kinds that are going to go for. a moment that people are out in communities that are families children holding. you.

in the article opportunity as well as regular people the mood at the moment in their daily. seems i first thought that was getting out of here if i really didn't have a moment. but there'd be. a life of their own why. yesterday and that. century. and that they're trying to amend fifteen to fifteen months and kristen i'm going to go with you being made you know a big foreign. film and. the people of like. fortunately it looks like there can only be one who can you do well in. the future how forty. it's

a. different thing. in the country. and i was able to turn out and. so i think that this really is i think i think if i even think the weekend here. there's a lot of people. hearing clapping listening to what the speakers are saying most of the people like you and i that mentioned our families here it's relatively calm at the moment there's not a lot of security presence in this area the lebanese military isn't exactly welcome in that neighborhood after neighborhood in some translating in the open beirut wars most of the people doing that if you're ready here are a lot of numbers that you know and they have to trust that interest of course they keep thinking but again we are. very difficult to know how things will well although we also have in mind as in most areas in beirut now levanon most people

aren't here most people have weapons and look people can't make the streets for a fight should the situation calls for it so while things are people at the moment it is a situation that could at any minute and we're watching it live for you right now no that's absolutely right lucio we are showing live pictures on the the latest pictures as well from downtown beirut where indeed you are and there we have it once again the leader of hezbollah how strong that's run up as lisa was saying a moment ago calling the people out on the streets to protest against this american film that allegedly mocks islam and has over the past week spawned protests not just regionally but globally whether it's in the middle east all the way to indonesia and to sydney in australia as well again these are live pictures for you here on out see the breaking news all this salute the enormous protest in down town beirut. well are feeding on the global muslim fury over the film a

new protest hot spots are continuing to appear here's the map for you right now many people are holding molotov cocktails and chanting for death thousands of protestors skirmish with police outside the american embassy in indonesia in afghanistan a thousand protesters there burned cars and surrounded a u.s. base is just a week now since it all began unrest and violence having spread to more than thirty nations around the world let's get the latest details now he comes to sleep. police and protesters have clashed in the indonesian capital to clawson knob east clashes took place when hundreds of pod line is students front of the american embassy they took the police by surprise when they stopped to the polling walks up to him because until now all the demonstrations that have been taking place across indonesia which is the world's most populous muslim nation have been peaceful the police responded with tear gas to find them and by firing warning shots in the way

to disperse the crowd but not before protesters had the chance to throw molotov cocktails to burn tires and also to say fold explosives also on monday there have been clashes in pakistan this happening in the middle of the country where at least one protester has been killed hundreds of protesters six wired to a government office building as well as to a police office and this is allegedly because they were complaining that the demonstrations in pakistan until now have not been receiving enough media attention this one of those clashes in pakistan over the weekend that happened in the cities of pichel laugh as well as in karachi we saw protesters marching holding up banners and corning for the american ambassador to be expelled and for a boycott on american goods and services now also and there has been clashes in the afghan capital of kabul where we've seen more than eight thousand protesters six fired to cause as well a story to contain this american military installations on monday when i was also

turned on lebanon in light of a televised address given by the leader has done in this trial that not his beloved leader has poured forth staggered protests often even on this week starting monday evening in the southern suburbs of beirut he says at this moment is the worst insult to islam that he has put the blame squarely on the shoulders of the united states also eleven on the foreign minister there is warning for an emergency meeting of the arab league. to discuss this film now the united states has been same thing additional security has been sending the weeds to beef up security in cities around the region this is only inflaming tensions on the ground with many people unfortunately asking the question whether or not the united states is not benefiting from this mind this is a powerful as the excuse to send the suits on the ground here in time of the situation is calm for the moment although tensions are running high he said he can

feel the pull to sixteen teams the possibility that any kind of violence could be one any time. on his policy reporting right there from cairo while speaking about america's forces build up in protests stricken regions foreign affairs editor of chronicles magazine sort of coverage says it will only lead to ruin. it only means that the u.s. is getting deeper and deeper into a potential quagmire if they had any sense in foggy bottom inside the beltway that they would be disengaging and not extending their engage so what do you do with these forces do intervene now against the libyan authorities that you helped usher in last year against gadhafi do you intervene against the egyptian muslim brotherhood that you aided and abetted and put the pressure on the gyptian generals to cede power you know it's absurd but of course the u.s. policy in the region has been absurd in the russian for a long time the u.s.

state department and the policymaking community in washington were blinded by their own ideological blinkers far from bringing western style democracy human rights and all things bright and beautiful i don't think it's requires a degree tomic physics to grasp the reality of that in the use why make world democratisation means islam is ation. and over the riots violence and protests raging the white house has hit a cyber wall in its damage control efforts google and its you tube web site have declined to take the controversial video down despite u.s. government pleas as artie's guy in h.d. can explains their decision is in keeping with washington's stance from not so long ago. film may not have been the only reason behind the mass rage in the muslim world but it did provide the spark that lit the power to catch the.

the obama administration began their damage control efforts by bashing the film this video is disgusting and reprehensible but the same time maintaining that internet freedom cannot be curtailed we do not stop individual citizens from expressing their views no matter how distasteful they may be when the rage against the u.s. spread like wildfire with people in different countries storming u.s. embassies was the white house asked you tube to quote review the video to see if it was in compliance with their terms of use end of quote the company determined that the video was within guidelines but they did block it in a number of countries including libya egypt pakistan india and indonesia but i don't think there's much that they can do about the fact that these social network

tools are now in play in a situation where the effect is clearly going to be to mobilize anti american sentiment in an america and american activity in the wake of the arab spring the obama administration has been advertising the internet as a great tool to bring about change the policy involved spending millions of dollars to train activists in the muslim world on how to take advantage of the internet. we want to keep the internet open for the protestor using social media to organize a march in egypt the college student emailing her family photos of her semester abroad the lawyer in vietnam blogging to expose corruption but nowhere on hillary clinton's plans was there a person with a film mocking the prophet muhammad or thousands of angry people panting their rage over american policy towards the muslim world it seems a very work in the state department hoped would further the arab spring has now

backfired the fact of the matter is that the air net as wonderful as it is is also full of junk which means anything in offensive text an offensive film can potentially provoke mass where a different parts of the world many now see that the internet alone can bring change and sometimes it can be the fastest way to spread violence and chaos in washington i'm going to check on that. while many are wondering just who is responsible for stirring up the muslim world that's one of the issues we discuss with a former extremist now on the trail against radical islam i think if you would offer a tough economy this coming up next hour here on our say.

live from moscow this is our it's he it is exactly a year since the occupy wall street movement kicked off in new york's zuccotti park protesting against corporate greed it spread across the u.s. brought despite a typically heavy handed response by police and all of the occupiers want to regain new momentum. mass rallies on the anniversary of the movement to use marina portnoy as the epicenter in new york join us live here and i'll tell you it's good to see you again certainly the police there in downtown new york very busy clad in their riding gear apparently we're hearing reports they've already arrested seventeen people so far. that's right and that number is climbing according to the president of new york city's national loyal lawyers guild at least eighty five people have been arrested since the occupy

demonstrators began a few hours ago on monday now of course this event marks the one year anniversary of this grassroots movement a movement that many say the u.s. has not seen in decades now it began in zuccotti park when hundreds of activists were camped out to fight up to fight against and speak out about the economic inequality in the u.s. and particularly about corporate influence on u.s. politics now when the activists were removed from their camp crowds here in new york city and throughout the country the movement did suffer somewhat of a blow because the activists were organizing indoors they were not allowed to really be out on the streets the police crackdown against their the type of dissent that they wanted to show publicly but earlier today i had a chance with to speak with pulitzer prize winning journalist and author chris hedges who says the occupy movement is still a very powerful force here in the u.s.

. i think the occupy movement was a seismic shift not only in terms of the discourse but in terms of identifying the centers of power and how to respond to them i think we have to look at occupy as a tactic and because the ruling class has responded exclusively in the language of force by trying to eradicate it race these encampments rather than respond rationally hundreds of thousands of americans have lost their unemployment benefit . it's there's been no attempt by the ruling elite to address the chronic under employment and unemployment this political paralysis is very dangerous because in evidently routines a backlash were not guaranteed to remain nonviolent or that it will remain inclusive in a way that the occupy movement has meant now merino obviously it's been a very tough year for the occupy protesters are doing member you covering this story a year ago there in new york there was one one isolated case of a retired new york police officer actually crossing the picket line and joining the

protesters ultimately that was a bit of an isolated event but now as we know it's been a tough year what kind of hurdles have they had to leap over to get to continue the momentum here. well it's been quite a difficult year for these activists and their supporters let's remember over the past year according to the occupy movement more than ten thousand people have been arrested across the country coming onto the streets and supporting the movement supporting the message of economic inequality supporting the ninety nine percent you know were seven weeks out from the u.s. election and this movement really resonates with the majority of americans because the recession is still a humongous problem but there have been several several hurdles for these activists to overcome throughout the past year and to take a look back we turn to our tease on a sausage or cannot. remember one triggered by wealth inequality inspired by

the arab spring occupy wall street a movement of the people bringing up real dialogue over the need to improve the way america runs. spilled onto the streets when the same bankers but the economy were bailed out by our taxpayer money that provoked occupy wall street and what we hope to do with frame that outrage outrage about very basic issues that most americans and to a group understand. the big apple became the birthplace of the occupy movement just one week into the protests all hell broke loose. police brutality was brought into the spotlight protesters often confronted by tear gas and pepper sprayed even war veterans injured. faces bloodied demonstrators beaten with but tons and dragged journalists abused and arrested. camps in major cities eventually

eradicated by officials one after another remembers a comedy park in new york's financial district it was here that the first occupy camp was set up hundreds of people meet mr mock thousands. no we weren't in a fight but she eventually got cleared out and stands largely empty today i can buy up to the same change the format it's not going to and while critics say occupy did not bring the change and accountability it fought for few would argue that the economic and social issues that triggered occupy have been solved about one third of the american public is either in poverty or on the cusp of poverty that's one hundred million people and yet you hear virtually nothing about poverty in this election closing the gap between the rich and poor eradicating sky high student debt bringing accountability to wall street all major issues yet to be tackled in the us two thirds of the u.s. senate are millionaires forty five percent of the house of representatives are

millionaires we have the best democracy that money can buy and actual democracy made a little more possible with the seeds sown by occupy and stacy churkin or r.t.e. new york. and here in auto you will have plenty more on the one year anniversary of the occupy wall street movement will have a throughout the day here including interviews with activists and ultimately old i was getting involved in the ongoing movement. what began to spread worldwide. with ninety nine percent versus the one percent with all the money. are they getting equality into the economy. with the recession ahead can we afford not to mention. the occupy movement. on our team. and out he is coming to you live from moscow and japanese protests have now hit china at the volatile dispute over who

owns a series of islands escalates the fallout over the archipelago dispute has been widening between tokyo and beijing since japan decided to bypass china and buy the territories from private investors as comes as washington on tokyo agreed to put a second anti missile defense system in japan claiming it will be focused on deterring north korean aggression but james corbett the editor of the colbert report who lives he lives in japan thinks the system will be deployed for all the wrong reasons. there is going to have to be some sort of dialogue and one certainly hopes that it will come quicker because of the demonstrations are starting to get out of hand in china and so some real damage is being done of course not only to to japanese interests but even to owners of japanese restaurants or people who drive japanese cars in china are now being attacked in these protests and as a result we're starting to see the mirror opposite here in japan and obviously not

rioting or anything of that sort but there is an increase in the rate we nationalists driving around with their loudspeakers with their anti chinese slogans at cetera so it's definitely creating increased tensions and the only way out of this is for some sort of diplomatic breakthrough and it doesn't look like the two parties are really willing to come to the table at this point to the idea that this new expand radar is going to be really aimed at north korea not to china is that is about as silly as saying that the. the missile defense shield going up in europe is not aimed at russia i think we all know that it is expressed in beijing and beijing this intercontinental ballistic missile capabilities which are only increasing as they continue to spend more and more on their military capabilities so it's definitely going to have an effect in ratcheting up tensions even further for a just a moment here on r.t. for done your bushel with the business for now and once celebrated as an icon of bravery after surviving the seven seven london bombings in two thousand and five is now facing deportation from the u.k. immigration authorities say

a second citizenship in australia could be enough to see him kicked out artie's laura smith goes to investigate. in the days after the seven seven terrorist attack in london john tulloh bloodied face was a familiar sight in newspapers and on t.v. screens sitting opposite mohammad sidique khan when he detonated his deadly bomb he credits his suitcase with saving his life seven years on tulloch a university professor is back on the front page but this time because he's been threatened with deportation so extremely helpful and. immigration officer at heathrow terminal so if you try for another six months and ten or will be up. thinking that you might be trying to get around the immigration acts and whatever we decide that time if you try to third time we'll put you on the plane born in india to a serving british officer tullock came home to britain aged three and with educated

here graduating from cambridge university after he got his doctorate he went to australia where he'd been offered a job he had no idea that taking australian citizenship would jeopardize his british passport there's no better place to check than in your own passport and the inside back cover of a passport it says i have a right to your nationality not so according to the u.k. borders agency and tulloch whose father served his country and his grandfather and great grandfather also worked for the empire in india is it what he calls a little having an ethnic situation we've done so much for britain and world to set us up in the face as an understatement my brother's here or his side my cousins are here so you know it's it's. it's frustrating i find it very insulting to my family and very disheartening. it's another twist in the

u.k. for much maligned immigration laws under which someone like professor tulloch is that west but other much less avery characters are allowed to stay in fact commentators say if tulloch had been a part the traitor of a terrorist attack rather than a victim he might have a better chance of living here harris meant free be seen several people convicted terrorists including somebody he was convicted of providing a safe house for the twenty one seven bombers. allowed to stay in this country because deporting them were violating human rights it's quite clear that the immigration system is. skewed against people who actually you know contribute usefully to this country and and works in favor of useless parasites like this man tulloch is in limbo the borders agency says it will help him resolve his

predicament but he'll have to jump through hoops to stay in the country his family has called home since the fourteenth century when the great irony is that so many times i saw my picture in the papers not television after seven seven he said words next to it like british british resistance british spirit but this is my home and this is my place and so you want to be able to come in and out as any other bridges is able to do. for now though tarlac can't leave for fear he won't be able to return laura smith ati card. and business time here on r t there's a down your bushel good to see you again in the store you have been the main headline all day now daniel are europe's biggest bank it's going on about how it's being called a. new trunk which is being put on a. large discount price to rivals it as one of the world's most profitable lenders

so full of covers the story. the central bank has been waiting for almost to sleep with her son's take on. them considers itself highly trained to the potential of. the world but as the banks have those speakers expected to be the old previous records begin this year given so it's round five billion dollars it's a big enough offering that the market conditions have to be as favorable as possible to ensure that recent decisions by the central banks in europe than in the us have to turn on printing presses have given a jolt to the arm to the market now the central bank holds the widespread demond plans to call first banks still divorces all over the world and also reserves ten per cent of the offering to be played only might think hard to rush on the central bank the goal of selling this thing is not to raise capital probably close to the

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