pierre moscow time shocking video of alleged war crimes emerges appearing to show syrian rebels executing government troops. america's record military budget is off topic because the presidential candidates resume campaigning in the aftermath of superstorm sandy. and the u.k.'s deputy pm balls the country could become isolated inside the e.u. after rebel lawmakers vote to cut the brussels budget while polls show many britons want nothing to do with you. alone a very good evening if you just joined us set this is our team my name's kevin zero

in first tonight evidence of brutality by syria's rebel fighters has been branded shocking by human rights organizations and the u.n. says the killings of syrian soldiers if confirmed constituted another war crime online footage appears to show the summary execution of twenty eight syrian troops in the north and this video can't be independently verified yet but it is the seemingly of rebels beating and kicking the soldiers some of whom moved before shooting him dead meantime china's call for a phased ceasefire to gradually power transition in syria and the united states planning to get greater influence for front by militants let's go live to jordan talk to university professor and journalist ok. so thank you worrying development to see if it's true that the rebel fighters blame the execution of the syrian soldiers if it's happened on a salafi group but he says it is influential in the area do you think the rebels will now try to distance themselves from these killings. this is. not the first

time something like this has happened every day these so-called rebels supported by nato and the g.c.c. countries are performing killings of this style and this case the video you saw are going to show they are being shot by guns but then other cases they kill them with with knives slitting their throats and performing unspeakable acts on some of the prisoners so this form of abrupt brutality is and fuck parts of the month l a t all these rebels having come from medieval darkness they have to act this way because this reflects their mentality and the way they think of humanity as a whole they are. human the state to put it and one notch up to this to this is another war crime as i just said there are bloodied hands on both sides in

syria with that in mind why is the u.s. and its ally still keeping quiet about the crimes committed by the rebels. i wouldn't crush to say that there are bloody hands on both sides the government was very lenient with these armed rebels for about a year it was only in the last two three months that the government decided that the crackdown on them militarily before that they were performing these acts undeterred and the government was not until three months ago i'm bracing a military solution to the conflict and it dissolve yes the answer to your question as to why the west as a whole is ignoring the crimes of these rebels well for one thing they they helped prop up these are bills and bring them into syria to destabilize the country so they are their own people and they are acting under orders from. nato and juiciest

see countries to these. these state of syria so obviously they're not going to will be pointing fingers at their own selves they brought these guys into syria what do you expect they will the same time the us has been warning over the extremist threat in syria having seen this video tonight if it is verified should washington rethink its policies. can you please repeat the question because i couldn't tiriel that is all talk of a lad who said the u.s. has warned of an extremist threat in syria before having seen this video tonight should washington rethink its policy. well that's a very good question but if you are referring to the statement by secretary clinton regarding extremists and the so-called syrian rebellion i think this is a big cover up for the fact that it was the united states explosives and its allies who brought these extremists to syria and this is also meant to.

ease the anger by the american voters after the killing of u.s. ambassador stevens and libya on nine one one this year that hello to clinton is basically saying that this administration is not responsive for bringing in these extremists and the syria and this is oriented for the the u.s. vote of specifically moreover i think the statement by hillary clinton on u.s. six on on syrian extremists hijacking the that a billion is also signaling the fact that the u.s. is no longer providing a cover for the syrian rebels this tells me as a matter of political analysis that the u.s. is about to strike a deal with russia china and iran over syria i mean that's what it looks like judging from these statements we're following it. mostly thank you for your input

dr of revolution list and university professor on the line there from. britain's deputy prime minister's warning rebel lawmakers they could leave britain isolated within the e.u. conservative m.p.'s who are in the governing coalition sided with the opposition in defying prime minister david cameron by voting for cuts to the money britain hands over to brussels every year laura smith explains a bit more. with the cloud hanging over the houses of parliament could this be the beginning of the end of britain's membership of the european union pro europe deputy prime minister nick clegg certainly seems to fear so he's said that wednesday's rebellion by conservative m.p.'s when they voted in favor of cutting the budget the e.u. could leave britain either isolated inside the union also out of it altogether that would be music to the is of many who support leaving the e.u.

the money brisson contributes has become a huge bonus contention while brussels encourages e.u. member countries to tighten their belts it doesn't appear to be tightening its own and in fact if the e.u. commission gets its wage britain will be forced to pay an extra one point three billion pounds next year in budget contributions on top of the eleven billion we already pay and we'd soon be handing over a staggering twenty two thousand pounds a minute to brussels david cameron has promised till negotiate a deal that means u.k. contributions would rise only in line with inflation but that's proven not good enough this week with rebels in his own party to managing a real terms cards in cash going to the e.u. there's a summit in brussels to discuss the budget towards the end of the month and this could all push cameron into taking a tougher stance which could end in annual budget negotiations with the union and

eventually what nick clegg fears but many support a slide out of the e.u. altogether. the last time the british public voted on being part of europe was back in one hundred seventy five when i joined up to what was then the european economic community and people model says it's high time people got another chance to choose . currency block certainly relies. on britain actually i was of the states which is in the currency we pay to the tune of around fifty million pounds a day just to be members of our club doesn't take into account the mega amounts of money the street tens of billions it costs us to comply with the e.u. directives and regulations of its bed and some of the british people it's something we know happy about it's something which we want a referendum on if you look at recent opinion polls eighty percent of people want a referendum around sixty percent of people actually want to leave the european union altogether so the people are certainly moving away the political class starts

anew good. the problem that you've got is that austerity doesn't exist in the european union and might exist in the member countries where we're asking to cut back on almost everything we have realised that if he's out the money doesn't. matter they spend more and more every single year the budget goes all the member states including states such as greece and portugal and ireland who would in serious trouble will be asked to put their hands in their pockets and give most apostles it's wrong seventeen years it is now since the accounts of concerns of look if they are being union as a company then the directors on the chief executive would all be in jail but it's not it's corrupt and that's another reason why the british people want that referendum and want to leave. paul nuttall no mention of military money is the u.s. presidential candidate says you can come painting in the aftermath of the storm coming up we look at the legacy of america's foreign wars too and how it affects its finances as well as its people. frisco's food journalists who know

too much a reporter who says he's go data on the deficit get some rest and details ahead. what's the difference between a samurai sword and a blind guys walking stick well known if you're one of the cops in northern england an elderly blind architect with taser in the back because his cane looks like a sword that was used in a nearby crime honest mistake because swords are often tubular and use this walking sticks more and more we hear stories like this like the handcuffed youth who was shot in the back to death or the unarmed guy in a wheelchair who got blown away by the boys in blue i understand that being in the police is rough everyone lies to you and any given day you could be shot dead so i

get it when after a long police chase someone just snaps and in all honesty fire when the police might do the same thing but it takes a certain kind of person who enjoys abusing their uniform to make the helpless suffer you can't tolerate sadists or those with napoleon complexes in the police and you know what they aren't that hard to spot in the shower because if you like to tase the elderly or shoot wheelchair bound people then you probably don't have much of a certain something but that's just my opinion. will . two parties keep us politics a one way street. or will new voices disrupt the power of power. plants if america changes tracks us election close god monday november fifth on r.t.e. . download

the official application. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. . any time. because eastern seaboard works to get life back to normal after superstorm sandy so both barack obama or mitt romney resume electioneering in the final days before the vote the damage done by the deadly storm has put out about fifty billion dollars but neither candidate is ready to dip into the massive military budget to help pay for it but important looks at the cost of such policies. our military spending has gone up every single year that i've been in office we spend more on our military

than the next ten countries combined china russia france united kingdom you name it america has a responsibility and the privilege of helping defend freedom we've got to strengthen our military long term i will not cut our military budget in a post nine eleven america the pentagon's budget has grown to more than forty percent averaging half a trillion dollars per year critics say a new party or presidents in the white house won't change the policies firmly cemented in washington yeah ladies that both of these men are very much continuations of the military industrial complex is domination of our political system in our democracy so when they keep talking about how they're going to supply jobs increasingly that's where the jobs come from. both foreign interventions and also this giant so-called homeland security department price of defending the

homeland critics say continues to come at a grave cost to civil liberties this war on terror in the last lead that we discussed before the end of the day now you have military mice lilly's you know cracking down on protesters now you have this massive empire and in order to sustain their you need to have a piece. to make sure that the war machine reaches are earlier this year the former cia director applauded president obama for closely following the controversial policies of his part assessor and despite a campaign that was based upon a very powerful promise of transparency president obama and again in my view quite correctly has used the state secrets argument. in a variety of courts as much as president bush more than six and a half thousand u.s. soldiers have been killed fighting america's post nine eleven wars and nearly fifty

thousand have been wounded in action a reported quarter million americans who have fought in iraq or afghanistan have been diagnosed with mental health injuries from combat service even as america's wars wind down the suicide rate among troops has surged to a thirty year high according to the pentagon this year's total may reach as many as one suicide per day it's not just what happens in war only the deaths and big injuries but what happens afterwards you know you have these they're basically better is coming home you know to two broken needs and families with broken bodies and moms and all this in terms of as a society is that something the wants you know do we want as a society where we have important members of our community. coming coming in momo with problems and that's the reality of war in the two thousand and twelve fiscal year payers funded a u.s.

defense budget of five hundred forty four billion dollars it's estimated that some could provide two million military veterans with free medical care for thirty five years talking about national defense has been almost sacrosanct to you know sort of like the defense department wants something. to question that is to question. something that is unquestionable and that has meant that the largest part of the u.s. government spending has been beyond analysis beyond public scrutiny in four days americans will elect a leader for the next four years regardless of who wins the legacy of wars cemented under the past two u.s. presidents indicate that the world's largest. offense budget will continue with looming this causing many to ask if hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent to increase security or even road stability forty three are going up right now

r.t.e. . obama and romney have made into each other's views on cash for the military and had to maintain the armed forces but some observers say this money would be better spent elsewhere anyway there's no more important issue in america today than i have which we are spending on our military our military industrial complex that's where most of us tax dollars go most americans know that this is just wasteful spending here it creates a few jobs but there's so many more jobs that would be created if that spending that governmental spending was done on a whole bunch of other things like publicly utilities like a whole other range of areas so it's really destroying our economy in a lot of ways besides creating a lot on this is sort of violence around the world that seems like the legacy of us being involved in all these on this war's over these last several years is going to be the same legacy that happened to a lot of other. empires that just they just spent themselves out of existence that happened to the soviet union and there are a necessary wars that happened to you know it happened to the british you know it

happened to a lot of other societies that these military industrial complex takes over nobody stops it and before you know it you know your whole country is like an overwhelming debt and the wars in slashing military spending are cause you're going to hear from the democrats or republican campaigns but there are presidential candidates making those calls that the third party candidates who shunned by the mainstream but are given a voice here and i'll see the final round of those live debates coming up for you on monday. we should not bomb iran because. we should end the war in afghanistan.

the people who brought greece to its knees should be held to account by leaders but one journalist who tried to do that remains under tight arrest now spitters carets a ferris was swept into custody straight after appearing on t.v. saying he'd proof that the deficit data that led to greece's bailout was fabricated and another journalist was tried for publishing a list of alleged top tax evaders he was quickly acquitted in an apparent blow to the government invested jenna's government says that whistleblowers who strive to reveal the truth the big persecuted by governments around the world and. i'm very concerned about seeing a greek journalist arrested it's a disgrace and much has to be done by our own international organization to protect him and to protect others like him we have problems also in serbia and in bosnia-herzegovina many places where journalists are at risk against organized crime in italy a reporter is at risk a newspaper simply won't publish things so we have a problem of the fear during the iraq war here one journalist went on the b.b.c.

radio early in the morning a man named gilligan and he said a few things about what actually happened which we know now to be entirely true and he has his career was destroyed the b.b.c. board of governors had to resign the director general of the b.b.c. left the b.b.c. that's why capping some latin american countries but it's brit. pressure there is a journalist not to say things the way they were you know them to be journalists are at risk politically all the time and it's our job to support them. israel could learn the hard way that friends are always there when you need the most is big board now that if it attacks a rat don't expect the world's biggest military machine to come running to help reporting about that on line tonight what's about to you don't come also to israel admitting the notorious assassination of one of yasser arafat's key deputies with a red declassified insight into the raid that happened back in one thousand nine

hundred eighty eight. jailed punk band pussy riot and putin stunt landed them in the global headlines but now the potential to cash in on their fame as seen battle comments of a copyright they seek out for an offer ports. pussy riot the members of the band themselves may be toiling away in hard labor as a result of their eye and protest stunt behind me at the price they were cathedral but that hasn't stopped some people from trying to cash in on the pussy riot brand shockingly enough the wife of one of the pussy riot attorneys has applied for a permits to essentially again ownership of the brand rights in order to put out t. shirts and other various items this application has been rejected today we just learned that information so that's not going to happen but that hasn't stopped people from expressing outrage over the commercialization of this situation the band members themselves had said that this is supposed to be a political protest a nonprofit movement they're not happy with the fact that this is turning into

a profit adventure we've even also heard reports of there's a thirty thousand pound contract to put a full feature movie about pussy riot into works now the band has come under international attention over there are stunned at the cathedral there was a high profile trial here in russia where they were of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred and as a result they got sentenced to labor in the end in a work camp one of the members was released on october today actually prime minister dmitry medvedev spoke out about this issue and said that while he personally doesn't necessarily agree with their tactics and thinks that they have served their time and it's time for them to end the sentences for the remaining two members now as for the commercialization of pussy riot we've seen a lot of high profile celebrities coming to to the posse riot because madonna apparently is selling t. shirts in support of pussy riot for nineteen bucks a pop unclear where those profits are going and we've also actually seen the pussy

riot turn into the punchline of a comedy show called south park that across costs in the u.s. the episode was essentially making fun of people who rallied towards various causes without actually understanding what those causes are all about. and in it jesus christ came down and yelled at a bunch of the characters for wearing out various the protest bracelets saying that people shouldn't be expressing their political opinions under bracelets but instead on t. shirts that he revealed as their jesus christ robes to shell out free press the right t. shirt. off more the world's news in brief few an insider attack on police in southern afghanistan four officers dead the killings were carried out during a shift change of security go post but four gunmen who came in to relieve the colleagues around one hundred local and foreign troops have died in so-called green on blue attacks this year those instance cause serious doubts over local security ahead of the show jule the withdrawal of foreign combat troops in twenty fourteen. an activist in poverty has been sentenced to six months jail for insulting the gulf

nations king on twitter three other people are awaiting verdict some similar charges next week bahrain banned public protests on tuesday resulting in clashes and asked criticism from the un and the u.s. the island's shiite muslim majority want greater rights and freedom and the sunni kingdom. then rallies in cities across a round with thousands chanting anti american british an israeli slogans they marked the anniversary of the nine hundred seventy nine crisis with revolutionary students stormed the american embassy into ram and held fifty two stuff that incident severed relations between iran and the us which were never recovered since . for chinese patrol ship have entered the disputed waters around an archipelago claimed by both beijing and japan and the vessels and sailed through the area for the fourteenth straight day no ignoring calls to warnings from tokyo the small chain of uninhabited islands is said to hold vast reserves of natural resources the

territorial fallout of previously sparked mass protests in both china and japan. germany's trying hard to ditch its nuclear energy but the result is that electricity prices in the manufacturing powerhouse are getting shocking and his p. . all of a report the other sting of the tale is that the countries are going to be decidedly ungreen to fuel its future. it was a resoundingly no to new clear from the german chancellor to the animal abandon nuclear power completely step by step until the end of twenty twenty two as a country within that we can become pioneers on the way to create an age of renewable energy the two thousand and eleven meltdown at the fukushima power plant in japan the worst atomic energy disaster since chernobyl is the key motivation for rushing through nuclear decommissioning he had us pick security concerns a very strong this is the main factor in the decision to begin reduction of nuclear energy in germany atomic energy accounted for just under eighteen percent of german

electricity in two thousand and eleven can renewable take up that slack government figures show that for every wind farm built to generate three thousand megawatts the amount needed to power three million homes the only expected to deliver one hundred megawatts to the national grid in reality though over the last ten years they've only been getting around half of that slightly over sixteen percent the original three thousand which is forced germany back into the arms of fossil fuel with nuclear power taken off the table by angle of merkel germany is building a new fleet of coal fired power stations this one may it's a cologne opened its doors an ogress of this year and it's up to these new power stations to provide germany with the electricity it's crying out for electricity prices are key for the international competitiveness of the non-ferrous metals industry if the electricity price increases by once and total cost by increasing

a one hundred eighty millions per year industry is already feeling the pinch the steel workers in north rhine-westphalia went on strike to try and save their mill from closure it didn't work they may not be the only ones germany's importing more more. and electricity from abroad which will mean higher prices some plants have closed in germany some spots threaten to close. the companies off thinking to relocate their new investments to countries abroad germany's neighbors don't share safety concerns over nuclear power france uses atomic energy to generate the past majority of its electricity there is to the east poland is set to invest over fourteen and a half billion euros the construction of eight new nuclear power plants one of them around one hundred kilometers from the german city of dresden peter oliver r.t. jimmy. had few got a special report lined up about the fervor and passion the spread across america

when the occupy movement emerged last year it's our next program coming up here r.t. moscow. i never thought i could earn a living this way. natalee assured of ours and she just small arms of the sort i was to machine building plant a lot of us lost count of all the weapons she's fired over the past twelve years. i got so used to it sometimes my friends ask me to join them at the rifle range and i say no way i'm so tired of shooting. the plants history goes from making firearms during world war two to ballistic missiles from nuclear submarines during the cold war the bulk of the soviet industry was moved here in the 1940's to flee the

advancing germans south here also became the heart of soviet military production closed off to foreigners for half a century it thrived on the massive roots of the soviet military when the u.s.s.r. collapsed but life here was shaken to the core. but some adapted to better than others. this is the fuel truck factory russia's number one truck made for girls a look at how well the workplace is organized everything's done to make sure the workers don't waste time waiting there was so production is booming the factory has largely managed to get on to civil rails these giants are sold around the globe here based in brand new be the way to be delivered to acquire seventy trucks like this one roll up the bronx conveyor belt every day look at about this things that absolutely huge. well i'm no formula one pilot but hopefully it is.