would be soo much brighter than if you moved the song from science to the pressure . starts on t.v. dot com. today's news around the week's top stories the deadly violence started by an under islam film rampages across the muslim world as crowds call for revenge on the u.s. . questions over georgian democracy for types of demand demands to brutality of to videos of alleged torture in the country's prisons come to light. and about one hundred eighty occupy wall street alex a bit thought of arrested in new york as they march to market gets in a beef that's demanded economic and social equality.

hello and welcome to see twenty four hour news life for most go. with the latest news and the week's top stories tens of thousands have been venting their anger over the u.s. made on to muslim film for two weeks now protesters have been gathering in a kind of germany and a zero schools have been injured in the campus of bangladesh protesters threw stones and set fire to cars while police used tear gas and batons touche the view crowds massive demonstrations were held in pakistan these descended into violence on friday killing at least twenty people and as thousands try to breach the u.s. embassy while another city is crowded set fire to cinemas on the banned list and church one pakistani minister offered one hundred thousand dollars to those who killed the may called the. islam fell however the country's leadership denounced

his move on his gun that account reports now the video is known to be only saying stop the anti american. the white house keep saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it at the united states writ large or it us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is right out there for two months but what if you know you think it's stupid film that nobody has seen causes people to assassinate ambassadors to storm the embassy and the question the us media keep asking why do so many millions of was once hate the usa but the answers they're getting are the answers very few in the us want to hear if you were to point to one thing that

makes some muslims hate the usa it would be. hypocrisy over democracy. while america the government now preaches democracy it has propped up authoritarian leaders but that's not the only accusation of hypocrisy that washington is facing there's also u.s. policy makers failure to condemn the violence when it suits their goals like the numerous terrorist attacks in syria washington seems to approve of them as long as they are targeting supporters of the government or another act of violence a rebel mob executing colonel qadhafi the us a true state cheered at the news yes we came we saw he died there. washington's failure to condemn all violence equally has prompted radicals to take an even more aggressive course if most americans understood what was being done in our name in the stabilizer. in the

middle east in north africa it would be absolutely horrified what other result to me expect these people to have no hope their economies are destroyed. they are calling for foreign invaders of course this kind of thing is going to happen when the tragedy in libya happened the international community wholeheartedly condemned the attacks on american diplomats but the u.s. for its part has been quite selective in condemning violence it could be that the white house thought by supporting revolutions by fostering regime change they were winning hearts and minds in the muslim world but that doesn't appear to be the case for now the obama administration constantly refers to the film as the sole reason behind what's happening a reasoning which basically allows them to avoid addressing the deeper issues in washington i'm going to. riot police in france are continuing to monitor the streets to enforce a bomb and crush us against cartoons mocking the prophet muhammad on saturday twenty one people were arrested when they're tempted to stage a small rally near

a power a small school where week ago and also rise demos a one hundred fifty people detained and let's not talk to independent journalists will be on this but behind us welcome to r.t. so if they were promoting sound when then wherry veils were arrested when it was suspected they were intending to take part in approaches has the government basically given the police license to saying anyone based on how they look well it's to be fair to the government. of the government but. these are demonstrations that have not been approved by the ministry of the interior you will be familiar with the program and therefore the government you can do that doesn't matter whether you're wearing a veil or not the government is doing a very difficult position because of their policy in syria and because of their various inconsistences. is law. so they have to crack down they have to make sure there is no. over excitement as a result of this. disturbance that has taken place in the muslim world outside put

in front of most of it and across it the situation has been exacerbated by a french newspaper called charlie hebdo which is the satirical newspaper and two religious which is published a series of and is not meant cartoons of a rather tasteless nature brazen so why has paris allowed the publication of the cartoons which many seen as a provocation against muslims that then banned people protesting against an eight things there's freedom of speech for only one side here doesn't it well and i think that's that's fair comment i mean that the rules in france are that you can do and say not do sorry you can say anything you like about religion as long as it's not actually positively defamatory and if it is defamatory then you go to the courts and you try and get a criminal conviction against the people who do it which are you have do have a record of of machine this sort of thing goes back about ten years and of course they're now in in

a bind because if they stop now when they must know that what they are doing you see trey then everybody is going to say your caving in to muslim pressure only if they go on people say you're throwing her on the fire but of course what one has to remember is that every time they do this sort of thing and it's not the first time they they printed the danish cartoons as well every time they do these sort of thing their circulation doubles they you mentioned earlier the french policies in the arab world and we've seen millions protesting against the french cartoons icons that said is it just they said terrible publications or are there wide away his friends sparks anger you know it's it's it's. clear that muslims are very upset by what has happened but the bulk of muslims in the province are reasonably moderate the extremists did demonstrate a week ago in a place where they knew perfectly well they had no right to demonstrate and they held a prayer meeting as well prayer public prayer meetings very sensitive issue in for . which is

a layer of public where religion should have no place so they knew they were actually provocative get there quite deliberately but on the other hand although the authorities have put out a huge heavy police presence their reaction has actually been quite mild because although they arrested a hundred and so people last week only one of them was given a prison sentence and that was i think the two months three months suspended and the judge who deals with these matters may decide that he shouldn't be in prison anyway and he was allowed to walk out of the court so it's that they're playing it both ways they don't want to enrage the the people of the alleged five million people of muslim backgrounds in france of honor a lot of people on the other hand think they've got to stick to their line that they allow free speech which of course is only allowed in france on certain subjects yes briefly again france has been supporting rebels in syria and started the bombing campaign in the lead there were so many civilians killed do you think the france or will reconsider a foreign policy in the face of such anger. well it's and we've talked about this

before on your program all french leaders like most european leaders are in the in the nato buying they they've committed themselves to nato tied up with nato france under so cozy committed itself more strongly than at any time since general de gaulle to nato and say there is the usual sore stick and carrots from from washington so that there's that aspect of it and also they want to appear to be punching above their weight to use a british expression in international politics because they want to keep their veto in the united nations so there is no difficulty on the other hand there is a growing feeling in left wing circles that says the government's policy is nonsense you cannot support it terrorism on monday and condemn it on tuesday and then support it again on wednesday and noticeable for all sorts of reasons not just this before as far as popularity has. just at

a record speed he eased his popularity ratings eleven percent in one month there's been nothing like it since general de gaulle declared independence for our geria and president chirac the last referendum on the european treaty i mean these are major events this is just general unpopularity of the new president robert harness independent journalist thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you . this week public anger has rocked georgia in reaction to a prison abuse scandal with the government now scrambling to save face peering flared after a leaks video showed inmates being tortured and raped by guards at one of the country's jails on friday four protesters were arrested after trying to break through a police cordon of this by the resignation of several georgian officials and the tearoom minister demonstrators say they won't rest until every one of us possible is held to account prison guards across the country have been replaced with police

officers but inmates say they fear the brutality that will continue obviously corpus can offer false now from the recent. transparency you with words zero. the videos the birdie told his image making efforts in a matter of minutes scenes of torture beatings and the sexual abuse of inmates allegedly in one of the country's most exemplary prisons just as go that now but human dignity is the last. i never believe with you or them just one bit and i was there but there was the mention of still. thousands protested woodside is reading the repeat address and georgian authorities are comparing the footage to that from guantanamo you can build these or. not to or suspect many not only want the sacking of officials responsible for the police in the prison system. but the

prosecution as well. everybody knows this isn't just one case this happens all over this country which is in the atmosphere the entrance to the money prison is extremely intense but this is not a protest rally these people are relatives of inmates who are still inside the prison and they are demanding an explanation that leads brother has already spent seven months behind bars and says george's democracy beacon image in the west is merely a well orchestrated cover up of the chilly it's really pretty on the outside sure it's easy for europe but no one really knows what's happening behind these walls. president saakashvili came as a standing thought several prison officials are now under a criminal investigation and all jail staff have been temporarily substituted with police officers but for many georgians it's too little too late in a country with a population half the size of paris twenty five thousand inmates is enough to

affect every family in one way or another either through relatives friends or neighbors and as the nation prepares to vote for a new problem and a look to work the damage to georgia's leaders may be too much for the reputation to be rescued in time. of r t c ga. and we're back after the break with more news for you to stay with us. in japan the average height for men is one hundred eighty two centimeters ten centimeters shorter because of that some employers refused to hire me one of them even told me directly that i was too short to deal with the client's computers already spent three months in this hospital and plans to stay for another four to add the coveted seven santa majors to his stature invented by the famed soviet author beauty is good for you is there of in the nineteen fifties these frames were

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people were swept into custody as occupy wall street protesters knoxy get fuzz demanded and that is to corporate greed descended on the financial district and try to block the entrance to the new york stock exchange demonstrations have accused the police of brutality dispersing their rally and social rights activist alexa o'brien says washington should listen to all of the occupy movement is demanding. there's a generational shift in the united states and there's also a change in the socio economic landscape between the internet generation and the boomers it's largely unnoticed by the boomers and their progeny like this generation isn't fighting to emancipate itself from the past we're fighting to emancipate ourselves from a hellish future and in many cases occupy wall street is a beta test experiment in assembly and association and we are building these institutions from the ground up because our political parties are completely ineffective except as fundraising vehicles for one thing we need a constitutional amendment or something of the like of getting the money out of politics both at the local level and also at the national level and that's clearly

one of the ideas there's discussions about you know essentially forgiving student debt. a lot of these foreclosures of people's homes we need answers that we can bank on and believe in and i think that occupy has come a. fantastic long way in the last year. government rallies in bahrain show no sign of dying down with shiite activities calling for a halt to what they say is discrimination by the sunni monarchy on friday security forces in the capital manama by tear gas and stun grenades and demonstrators dozens are arrested although the country's leaders agreed this week to accept most of the un human rights pledges to suppress violence and improve the treatment of political prisoners reports of torture and abuse by the regime continue however they are growing crisis attracting little international attention despite dozens already being killed and as a lower safe report some states also seeing very selective one condemning bloodshed

in the region. but also find out why for the whole world on the nature of this conflict only oppression and brutality of the regime one day no matter how long it takes there will be a day of reckoning for this dreadful regime both in arms about syria and they put their money where their mouth is giving five million pounds in so-called lethal aid to those trying to oust president assad but less than a thousand miles away in bahrain there's another human rights crisis ongoing and all that leaders remain conspicuously start their g.m. has not spared any means of repression torture has not seized at all and that includes the willies of people who were just released in the last day or two. says have not stopped. of course the use of sectarianism.

is there. more than that is the kidnapping they would not if you people from each village say three or four beat them up torture them not inside the torture chambers but in farms in what they call the old houses bahrain is home to a forgotten. revolution ignored by the international community under reported in the media since february last year there have been almost daily anti-government protests in the resulting crackdown around a hundred has been killed sixteen hundred in jail including sixty children and pool of bahrain's most prominent human rights activists all that in a country of only one and a half million but the u.k. government says nothing longstanding historical connection between britain. and. certainly the association with the u.s.

fifth fleet is the. problem is the banking problem. this is harmful to our interests because. all the gulf markets are going to disappear. and then the regimes that succeed them will not be friendly. far from being condemned representatives of the bahraini regime has been a common sight at the u.k.'s major events this summer king how much was invited to the queen's diamond jubilee celebrations in may he is eldest son visited david cameron at downing street and his youngest son who allegedly sanctioned the torture of dissident bahraini athletes was at the opening of london's olympic games but it goes deeper than that despite the brutal crackdown between july and september last year the u.k. sold two point two million pounds worth of arms to the bahraini regime shortly

after that the u.k.'s most famous military training school accepted a three million pound donation from the king of bahrain and to the metropolitan police is former assistant commissioner was appointed as an advisor on security to the regime with no objections from the u.k. government bahrain camp. painters say it's ruining the government's credibility it's only when they stand up in public and say we oppose this torture we oppose these autocratic regimes and democracy oliveri with the british government have any credibility whatsoever at this moment. has. the bahraini opposition and their supporters aren't calling for intervention but they do want the international community to condemn the regime they say is at least as oppressive as the syrian regime that western powers are so desperate to get rid

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who had brought down wall street. hedge funds. back in two thousand and seven with the blues still in full swing my business partner e. o'connor attended this party just off wall street for traders under the age of thirty. it reeked of affluence. shiny cars the beautiful people hitched guns were like only clubs were under god these sums can be invested in complicated vehicles in secret

outside the prying eyes of wall street regulators soon all of the traditional investment firms have been who is no wonder so many of these young people wanted in and at the top. and i personally spent five years in a private equity and then made the decision instead of going back to business school to move over to the public side so that was a conscious decision on my part i think most people probably get involved because there is an opportunity to move up the ranks and make more money at an earlier age in hedge funds and there isn't private equity which is the natural progression after a couple years in an investment bank program well if you're going to be in in the investment world the best way to and you're a good investor the best way to make money is to have a hedge fund because you get compensated much compensated much higher. hedge funds were being paid one percent of the assets and twenty percent of the profits in

those areas so obviously that was the best way to make money if you were in a good insurance company a i.g. was a leading seller of credit derivatives so a bank for example like goldman sachs would create a c.d.o. it would stick all kinds of subprime loans and packages packages or packages of them into a package and then it will go off to a i. and they had a aaa rating credit rating and gold would say you know what you take this package of junk we've just created. kind of insurance you basically write. basically credit for it you got a much better rating than we do so our investors will buy it from you with that insurance you make money we make money everybody's happy former bank regulator william black told bill moyers this was all deliberate this stuff the exotic stuff that you're talking about was created out of things like liar's loans that were known to be x. .