egypt. youtube for the month. of video amid renewed violent protests against president morsi. would be. something. p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under the circumstances it is the third day of what may be the l.a.p.d. as the largest manhunt ever it's bringing no results as the armed and dangerous disappears into the mountains. and tens of thousands of trade unionists take to the irish streets for a countrywide. protest despite

a recent decision of the european central banks to ease the country's debt burden. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our thomas let's get right to our top stories and egyptian court has ruled to ban of the video sharing web site you tube for a month for hosting a controversial and islam film this comes as violence returned to the streets of egyptian cities on friday as protesters vent their anger against president mohamed morsi are true reports from cairo. at the moment there's been a lot of condemnation of the by protest movement we see you keep it as a vital resource for disseminating information about human rights abuses by the

security forces it's also an indication of an islam mind zation all egypt has been a number of quite controversial statements made by these hardline muslim clerics in the last few weeks including a religious edict calling opposition forces to be killed and a muslim cleric speaking to the section. justifying sex more attacks on egyptian protesters in tahrir square what we really face here in egypt if this were any fuel for the violence on the streets we've had a very restive country here in egypt in the last few weeks especially since the second anniversary of the journey one hundred five revolution when thousands gathered in the streets of egypt that complaining that president morsi had not made to keep changes in demands of the revolution friday we saw more protests as part of friday's day of dignity thousands of protesters gathered across the main rallying points in this in the country which devolved into clashes between on top of protesters and security forces in the capital here by the presidential palace when groups talk to the building out with molotov they're pushed back by take us and

water cannons and so bloody of violence in the in the governor with unconfirmed that's in couple shake as well as violent clashes and. we have more protests on the horizon with further expected violence we don't see this finishing anytime soon egyptian journalist and a blogger while as condor's as the government's claim down on internet freedom brings egypt back to the mubarak era what the muslim brotherhood right now is trying to do. a lot of traffic rules and much like move or. governing and i think the way the political actors see it is that mubarak was not ruthless enough and did not sign down those freedoms enough to sustain his rule and this is what they're trying to remedy the you tube verdict comes in light of. you know. many other decisions that clamp down on freedoms and it's no surprise that they will try to install the infrastructure necessary to clamp down on. various

websites that they see as a threat to their rule one other thing we've seen as well is admins of facebook pages who are critical of the muslim brotherhood are being targeted and we've we're seeing more of these kind of clampdowns either in the physical realm and now they're moving on to doing it technically through you know through you tube and various other sites we can expect more of that and it is not only egypt that has been rocked by anti regime clashes elsewhere in northern africa tensions have escalated in the cradle of the arab spring uprising tunisia later in the program we'll get an expert opinion on if the unrest could give way to another revolution. and it can two years of protests bring political change find out what the chances are of a renewal of dialogue between the government and the opposition in bahrain that much more later this hour on our team. los angeles police are now into the

third day of what is believed to be the department's largest ever manhunt as they attempt to track down the ex cop gone rogue christopher dorner who is wanted for allegedly killing three people remains the last for the police somewhere in the mountains of southern california according to dorner is online manifesto the highly trained ex l.a.p.d. officer with a military background has a hit list with around forty names on it dorner has effectively declared war on his former colleagues accusing them of corruption racism and brutality investigative journalist michael rupert who used to work in the l.a.p.d. says the department also has many skeletons in its closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think l.a.p.d. long. foresman or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available online i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about

a rich trial board hearings and and very egregious unprofessional coverup of excessive force but also management mouth mouth these perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in one hundred percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown has a consistent cultural problem with racism cover up and cronyism within the department that has victimized i think and probably driven out a great many good officers i left for similar reasons. headed to r.t. dot com and join a discussion on christopher dorner you can also follow the latest updates and read artie's insight on why a former police officer would turn into a vigilante. a

moscow court has ordered to place russian opposition leaders. under house arrest until april sixth the court's decision came out he violated travel restrictions while under investigation. is accused of plotting mass destruction says in the country and inciting violence during protests. has more on the man in question here merged with the protests as a leader just over a year ago here in russia when anti-government rallies really took off in unprecedented numbers and we quickly became one of the main faces but he's been in politics for much longer really in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he ran for an m.p. seat for a party called the stalinist bloc for the u.s.s.r. and today he's head of the left front which is

a young radical communist organization and that's actually how they describe themselves and they're most known publicly for calling for revolution and during the recent protests was detained on multiple occasions for violating police orders and calling on other demonstrators to do the same let's listen to some of the things he calls the crowd to do you love oh you're. going to go when you've got. to. do is just was. do it. now charges against a very in june he was found guilty of attacking a young woman at one of these. protests and several months ago in october a russian t.v. station aired a documentary which featured hidden camera footage allegedly showing solve trying to raise foreign funding and organize riots here in moscow and other regions

throughout the country although opposition activists had initially viewed him as the leader of the sort of face of their movement he often now fails to see eye to eye with fellow activists most recently at a funeral of another activist scuffles broke out between old outsell and fellow protesters because they were so upset he was trying to use the funeral as a p r platform take a look at the scuffles now he's under house arrest but being arrested has really become somewhat of this if you could say he's been taken into jail without detention twelve times in the last twelve months will now see how being under house arrest for those travel restrictions and the violations plays out. and of course we will be keeping a close watch on the story online and you can head to our to dot com to learn if the latest arrest may be a signal for the russian opposition to brace itself for further tension with the government. while unemployment rises in the u.k. and wages are being cut the house of commons has announced a vacancy for

a new dream job of sorts and the lawmakers are looking to use taxpayers' cash to pay for their caffeine fix artie's public boyko in london has more on what's calling a case of cops and robbers. the house of commons is looking for someone to join their team of burma reste is to basically serve hot fancy beverages to politicians now the job pays overt twenty thousand pounds per year which to put into context for our international viewers is over thirty thousand dollars per year if we compare that job to other public sector jobs we've got policeman his salary is have recently been cut starting salaries they now start on nineteen thousand pounds a year similarly with soldiers who start on over seventeen just over seventeen thousand pounds per year so you've got frontline jobs that carry risks to your life the people who are detecting the safety of british citizens that are being paid

less than somebody who's serving coffee to politicians one of the police federation representatives took to twitter to ask where they could apply for such a nice restart job in parliament because it's obviously a lot safer and it's paying more than some of the frontline police officers but i spoke to the former editor of the police tribute to find out what the morale is like among the police officers amidst these revelations well morale is already rock bottom amongst police officers and any because of this tax on their pay and conditions their pensions and then they find out as you say the politicians who could like the rest of us made in coffee themselves and let's not let's remember that the coffee they have will be heavily subsidized by the taxpayers a lot of people's wages being either frozen or slashed just like the police officers we hit the streets of london a little bit earlier to find out whether people in london think that someone who

serves coffee to politicians should be making more money than a front line police officer let's take a look at my coffee twenty grand of commons where do i saw it. going so i'll just go there from washington research coffee game here. you know probably no drink tonight and again tonight is basically a kick in the growing because they're just being ridiculous and advertising and they should be ashamed of themselves for doing something that shows just how out of touch the politicians are with the problems of ordinary brits and of course not critics saying that with the austerity measures we fighting for a lot of people in the u.k. and politicians have made do with a capsule of boiling water and some instant coffee. come back with more news coming for you right after a short break you're watching our two. wealthy british style.

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and live from moscow this is our team glad to have you with us tens of thousands of people have marched through cities in ireland in a massive show of anger against severe austerity measures marco pietra pollie a financial advisor says ireland's situation is one of the most difficult in the e.u. and that dublin's current leadership in the bloc isn't likely to make things any better. i think it's going to be difficult to be honest. he's going through that again a campaign. difficult because then of course all the country. formerly . from the. from the europeans the irish. have ended up with. most countries to the bank for.

a great deal. with the president. going to be able to. mount pressure or much influence. in. europe because the power remains of the germans. in europe and. the german accent i think you have integration or you have a breakup of. the problems. speaking with a story angry crowds on the streets of ireland may spoil the mood of e.u. leaders as they celebrate and historic a budget deal cutting the block spending for the first time ever now it's the european parliament's turn to have its final say on the agreement and the m.e. piece looks set to block the budget plan after a secret vote in what is seen as a revolt against e.u. leaders economist james may weigh weighs in. constitutionally they're well within

their rights to reject the thing and send it back and have another go at writing this now whether they actually do that will probably depend on the fine print and the budgets are already present when you parliament to said he would be able to support the stealing and the heads of one of the major groups in the parliament the socialist group said that they would like them to be supported so it's going to be a rocky ride i think this budget over the next few months cameron's right to talk about this being like a reduction in a credit card limits and of course you can have your credit card limit reduced and still spend on spending more money now that's almost certainly what's going to happen to britain over the next few years the amounts that britain is expected to pay into the main e.u. fund will increase as a result of increased payments to two new member countries so he's going to pretend that this will show how britain can still be a force in europe how we can push the rest of europe around discourses over the fact of course that he wouldn't have got anywhere in this without the support of language mirthfully in particular so he can he can try to push that line that you

know he knows what he's doing to europe and that we don't need to go so far as to step out of the european union but i wouldn't see the more euro skeptic members of his own party being particularly impressed by any of this the rate of fixing of banks in britain is the subject of an expanding investigation into just how widespread the practice was artie's max kaiser will be looking at the issue in depth this hour but here's a quick preview. i'm going to avoid the t word for today just for variety i mean if i thought the t. word is being prosecuted in this country or america i would imagine if i thought that our drone sent up a strange frank jenkins over at barclays bank and exploded innocent passengers splattered on the wall i thought that would have any effect if i thought the government would give a flying shit about their own population i would mention the t word but i don't know because they don't. as the political crisis escalates in tunisia thousands have rallied. there in support of the ruling islam

as the party the crowds marched in the capital tunis shouting anti french slogans and accusing the former colonial ruler of interfering in its politics this comes a day after the funeral of an opposition politician was marred by clashes with protesters blending but government and the police for his death violence erupted near the cemetery and spread to anti regime rallies in the city causing security forces the fire tear gas and make arrests and despite authorities managing to keep huge crowds away from the city center for now author and activist rosie monti believes the unless that may take a turn for the worse. to use is ensuring a profound crisis a crisis of the credibility of the existing new arrangements for holding and a massive crediting of the way in which they have operated i think there are signs that this could easily disintegrate into some kind of civil war going to hopefully it won't happen and we remain to watch to see how be popular movements organize to

prevent this one of those frightening thing is the amount of external support for example by the qatari government of the right wing fundamentalists and it remains to be seen whether the present government will take any action against these terrorist groups and it has been almost two years since anti regime protests broke out in another country involved in the arab spring bahrain there the government and the opposition have finally agreed to resume dialogue artie's oleksiak shafiq he looks into how dissent is being gang in that country. if you look through any pro-government newspaper in bahrain you'll get an impression that the government has nothing to hide the news of an uprising of the opposition is dominating the front page and if you look through it you'll see other stories about the political discourse in the country the country's information minister insists bahrain has no

problems with people speaking out what it is if in freedom of expression are english very high because it is guaranteed by the constitution moreover there is a law to be issued soon that further guarantees yes we have a problem related to banning so much zines but that's to protect bahrain from six here in africa problems in violence and not any other reason. but this is what happened when we tried several opposition websites having looked through these pages later we did not notice any extremist overtones and so you see from bahrain center for human rights believes the government is deliberately attempting to silence views different to its own center for human rights which i work for website is a blog we have almost more than four hundred website out of the most of them are human rights. political website although of certain beheaded our block we have only

facebook and twitter there are many which is not the blog sayed spoke to us on the back over two week prison term for what was called breaking the law on public gatherings several weeks later he was arrested again the editor in chief of bahrain the only independent newspaper says this is how things are in his country if you speak out if you express yourself you are expressing yourself at your own risks people are brave enough now to speak out but they do that and they could be punished one day you could be put in jail you could end up like a builder job three years because if you tweeted something. social networking came of age during the uprisings of recent years a fact not lost on bahrain's leaders who have watched almost daily street protests and an unusual drop in web traffic through the country big american internet morning leaves human rights activists here wondering exactly who the constitutional

right to expression really applies to. ski see reporting from the kingdom of bahrain let's take a swing around the globe and look at some other international stories making headlines this hour. at least six people have been killed as the ferocious snowstorm in neemo sweeps across the northeast of the united states the blizzard has already caused massive blackouts cutting power to more than seven hundred thousand homes the government declared a state of emergency in the region and more than five thousand flights have been cancelled as well. clashes have broken out on the streets of india's capital after a pakistani man convicted of a terrorist attack on parliament in new delhi in two thousand and one was executed mohammed us while guru who was hanged after the president rejected his mercy petition the execution sparked violence between protesters and supporters of the ruling the high profile terrorist attack claimed more than a dozen lives while increasing tension between india and pakistan. over two

thousand people took to the streets of athens to protest against the far right golden dawn party the marchers chanted slogans against a golden dawn which has recently been widely criticized for its new a fascist policies the party has gained significant support since the economic crisis began in the country artie's international news agency you were up early was on the ground when the rally broke out. two militants have been killed in fighting the mali and troops near the town of goll after a suicide attack at a military checkpoint the clashes occurred after villagers detained of two young men allegedly strapped with explosives on saturday it comes a day after an attacker blew himself up in the same city a total of three suicide bombings have now been attempted to since the french army came to mali to fight his last extremists in the country's north france is now preparing to leave the region and is seeking to hand over the mission to a un peacekeeping force. ukrainian

a protest group femen have made it to the berlin film festival but only as far as the red carpet the notorious activists were staging a topless protest against a female circumcision but police quickly removed the half naked women from the venue which is what harvest has been quizzing people in new york to find out if they would be ready to bare it all for a good cause. a new york city it's legal for ladies to protest topless so where are the boobies this week let's talk about that part of the body even though it's legal it's still private. but don't you think that would draw a lot of attention to the cause yeah but then again you know the tracks are all

growed sometimes to what it attracts you they're. going to say. would you ever consider protesting topless for a reason yeah what would be the reason. you would go topless for that yeah would you do it well maybe one month but do you think french girls would do it more often than american girls i think so why is that what's wrong with a kind of crazy it would be a way to get he was attention but i personally wouldn't do it maybe someone knows and i mean do you think that it would be little it was or help because. i don't know if you're doing much it's will bring more awareness i guess people will look so it's not what protesting is all about. the lead i'm a lady the bottom line is going topless is a sure fire way to bring attention to your cause so ladies you might want to consider that the next time you suit up for your big rally.

you have been discussing it with the news team you don't have to worry i'm keeping my top on for now coming up after the break it's the man feared by the banks and the law by the people stay with us for the kaiser report here on are today. saudi arabia has ordered its retailers to construct one point six meter tall barriers in the middle of their stores a rather unusual demand is that something related to everyone's favorite buzzword

terrorism no it is to keep male and female coworkers separate saudi arabia is pretty infamous in the west for its laws regarding the sexes and their segregation activists always want to go to other countries to convince them to adopt western attitudes that deep down in their hearts they secretly want but often they miss things like the fact that it was saudi women who ask for the segregation feeling uncomfortable while buying products from men according to a.f.p. you know some people in countries like saudi arabia or north korea might actually like living a radically different lifestyle and even if they don't like living that way well it is their job to fix it not by some sort of western intervention when i want to live in either of those countries not really do i want to live in a country with the saudi arabian concept of gender not really but part of having freedom of choice means being able to choose things that i may think are backwards or illogical you know let them have the walls in the stores if they want western civilization you know if it's truly the end all of human evolution then they'll

take those walls down eventually on their own but that's just my opinion. welcome to the kaiser report i max kaiser oh what a wicked web we weave when first. first we practice to deceive said sir walter scott about the global derivative markets match or at least he could have the deception at the heart of the derivatives market is of course that risk can be separated from reward and once removed this risk ten be disappeared like so many bearded men and little children in the war on terror who've gone sat disappear go poof gone disappeared. but the first law of thermal derivatives

says that risk can only be managed never destroyed and so because of this practice to deceive we have a wicked web of libel rigging price fixing gold suppressing central bankers atop a pyramid of algo grifting client account stealing risk shifting banking scoundrels who have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max kaiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuck further into this web of deception but when these deceivers get caught one of the things in a classic con is to try to blame the victim so let's look at some of these headlines regarding these deceivers and now that they've been caught s. and p. lawsuit portrays cd.