day of discontent workers around the globe demand ferro wages and rights spread some protests turned violent. plans for a nuclear free middle east are in jeopardy egypt pulls out of atomic talks hinting that israel's alleged arsenal tel aviv increases its fleet of submarines with nuclear capabilities. and where the classics meet contemporary russia theater prepares to raise the curtain on its second to the torah we go backstage to visit with the most expensive cultural projects ever. all over again even cheaper just joined us kevin over here they are to new center

tonight just after eight pm now moscow time and first starting this news just in we're hearing that three additional suspects in the boston marathon bombings have been taken into custody that's coming from the u.s. city's police department and its official fate police haven't given any further details but reports suggest the three college students connected to some of naya of the nineteen year old surviving bomb suspect was also in custody c.b.s. news reporting to be late as people being questioned were taken in for harboring or aiding sort of brothers after the bombings and two is said to be charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements are reportedly not u.s. citizens two blasts at the finish line of the boston marathon killed three and injured more than two hundred sixty people on april the fifteenth course will bring more details on this dipping story as we get and throughout the course leaving are expecting a live report from the u.s. here as well in the next hour. little day of action against poor wages

and eroded rights as workers worldwide march to make their voices heard in turkey a rally turned violent with riot police called in to break up demonstrators there clashes have also taken place in the german capital too from where peter oliver reports. there is a concerted effort going on around make sure that the far right current mix with the the leftist demonstrators who will be holding a demonstration a little later on on wednesday. saying those pictures you see in those pictures right now of course is the. political party here in germany they clashed with police in the capital now they the first time it's become a global day of action where people from out on to the streets to to vent their frustration at the way things are going around the world you see people demonstrating against unemployment against the way that their country's financial system is being managed mismanaged some of them say it's now this is. becoming

a day where people are close to voice their opposition to the way that the financial system has been handled in course you're crippled by the economic crisis that's still ongoing throughout the throughout the continent greece it's been a twenty four hour general strike taking place also big demonstrations taking place in spain over eighty spanish cities have seen mass demonstrations staying the course announcing a record high amounts of unemployment figures just last week over six million people out of work in spain at the moment that's drawing people out on the streets to post their discontent demonstrators also on the streets of italy and in turkey we saw violent scenes earlier on wednesday with tear gas being deployed water cannon we're also hearing that sewage may have been sprayed on to demonstrators to try and get them to disperse in istanbul in the turkish city there and in russia we've also seen quite large demonstrations taking place in

a multitude of cities across the country seeing some of those pictures right now. also. a field this has been truly a global day of action in the far east in the likes of the philippines and in tunisia there's also the. it is the demonstrations as people come out to say that they want a better conditions and specially in the philippines it's been a large demonstration promoting and trying to raise awareness of the conditions that guest workers in that country have to live in to try and get them better right so a global day of action we're expecting further demonstrations here in early in the german capital and i'll bring you up to date all of that as we get it. but all over there while workers clearly have plenty to protest about right now people of well will be here on r t nine hundred thirty g.m.t. when cross-talk asked if the economic mess has put global capitalism in crisis just so that there's a free market ideology according to which they were you know with people go go out

of business if they can no longer meet the needs of the market but the free market ideology only works really for poor people i mean for for many years the rich have always been joyed the protection of the state and you know the bailout of two thousand and eight was just a. long tradition of such bailouts no no no that's silly like we were doing well when we were a capitalist economy and will do well again once we get past says idiocy of trying to go a mixed economy but don't blame capitalism for the fact that we don't have as much as we need. to do with. israel there's about two hours to its fleet of submarines which i thought capable of launching nuclear missiles the country still denies though possessing atomic

weapons although the suspicion is enough to remain a deep source of regional tension it was sufficient a deed to make egypt walk out of nuclear talks on monday's artie's pulis leader explains. carlos says it is withdrawing from a second week of the nonproliferation treaty talks in geneva in protest against what it is calling the failure to implement a one nine hundred ninety five resolution for a middle east free of nuclear weapons now the cairo argument is an implicit reference to israel that has never either confirmed or denied having nuclear arms and it is also not a signatory to the nonproliferation treaty arab states and iran say that israel's presumed nuclear arsenal poses a threat to peace in the middle east as well as security in a statement by the egyptian foreign ministry its it was pulling out of the talks to quote send a strong message of non acceptance of the continued lack of seriousness in dealing

with the establishment of a nuclear free zone in the middle east caro went on to say that it cannot continue waiting forever for the implementation of this with addition now the egyptians are calling on member states and international bodies to be able sponsibility again quoting implementing legitimate international resolutions the argument however from the israeli side as well as the american side is that a nuclear arms freezone in the middle east chemically a reality until there is a broader arab israeli peace plan in place and iran could see its nuclear program the meeting currently underway in geneva is aimed at reviewing progress in implementing the nine hundred seventy nonproliferation treaty which is designed to prevent the spread of nuclear arms across the world of troops will come from the talks the us newsreels nuclear arms freezone in the middle east could not be realized unless around curbs its atomic. nuclear. blowing a rumor to distract people from what israel is up to. it's easier to shift

shift attention away from israel by blaming iran and that seems to be the strategy of both israel and the us a very coordinated strategy it's interesting the united states complains about iran or north korea but it helps india it helps israel it helps certain countries develop nuclear weapons so it's really a very hypocritical. process and we all should remember that the united states is indeed the only untrue that is ever used nuclear weapons in this world but we're the biggest complainer about certain countries maybe possibly having them when in fact israel does indeed have and nothing is done about that well there are calls for washington in brussels to step in now pretty champagne jeremy called and is

also from the campaign for nuclear disarmament told me otherwise the regional consequences might be devastating well israel depends very heavily on trade with the european union and military aid from the united states we need action by those two key players in the situation because the most enormous pressure on israel either through sanctions or withdrawing a or lift a lifting the trade agreement which also has human rights close within israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land based system to deliver them and could have a safety system any country in the region that has a nuclear power system turkey egypt saudi arabia all could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used. former u.s. president george w. bush says he's comfortable about having unleashed the war in iraq is coming up now

while washington believes the end justifies the means we look at exactly what state the invasion has left iraq in today also ahead as well this hour the u.s. reportedly prepared to send lethal weapons to the syrian opposition as president obama vows to move if chemicals have been used by the syrian government stays quiet about the rebels we examine that as well so. on the streets of east london sharia patrols are still in force police of discourage their actions and local religious leaders have disowned them but nonetheless it's not stopping the group from trying to coerce britons into a strict islam is code whether they would lose or not so a further looks at why. when videos of misinformation on tape find someplace serial or an unsuspecting members of the public first hit the headlines there was an outcry in person well since then some arrests have been made for this artist found out self-titled most of them but sells

a still in operation for the muslim community to continue patrolling the streets and clear the streets of the bus isn't illegal activities this group called themselves the shari'a project. they make a point of differentiating themselves from the more hardline missile and patrol he did a school such anger recently with things like this we almost recall we were. really . good i were proud of. our work. a little longer to recover and really focus from. this patrol they say that whilst they share many of the same views as the other patrol never employed the same question tactics. to the bank. looking at those patrols i can say that is commendable but. decided to take some kind of action against you know things taking place. of all the actual actions and

the shouting that we've seen but it's quite fitting obviously there is always a better way to do things my approach as a muslim is to advise my muslim brothers i see you do an action that perhaps more appropriate always advise me to say what is better that for many in the mainstream islam community these patrols across the concern but if it is ensuring widespread media coverage many muslim leaders have condemned their actions is wrong and i'm representing. these individuals are a fringe minority you know they don't represent the muslim community there's two point seven million muslims in the u.k. and they you know. they would never. condone this type of behavior the groups were very clear to us that they have peaceful intentions some of the members are alleged to be involved with the more extreme patrols one member served three and a half years in britain in charges of terrorist fundraising and inciting terrorism

a.c.s. and it didn't take him long to make his more hardline viz known to the northern alliance to go to him i believe so because i believe those who disbelieve anyone it's a good final decision would be the end point anyway and those laws establishment that would go with them would for. example into him fire no respect for visual whatsoever i asked the leader of the sharia project whether he was concerned by statements like that i said you know if you take on the passive approach then i don't think you think the country will be right so we're doing no shouting and protesting your food before you start to see the sharif return i think you something don't really see. your day to day this in many both amongst the muslim and the why to push this community. not just about these actions but about the potential repercussions the relatively small minority kids have on

a much larger scale so r.t. london. about more internationally you see just a couple of minutes after break. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't i'm tom harvey was a big picture. on

. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations or the day. again live from moscow this is r t more than two hundred people have been killed in iraq in less than a week as fears grow that the late to. sing the country's slide into civil war looks next to the iraq war legacy and why the u.s. prefers glory to regrets major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle of iraq the united states and around lies have prevailed president george w. bush delivered the message on may the first two thousand and three

a declaration of success followed by years of bloody work when bush made that speech i was in the military and public affairs that was the stated mission you know liberation and freedom for iraqis and it didn't seem to me like that happening because there was all this violence that was her head she waited by our presence for years after this speech as many americans and the whole world saw iraq as a heart monitor washington decided to sending twenty thousand more troops that surge cost the u.s. the lives of more than a thousand soldiers and many billions of dollars of taxpayers' money on his deathbed of iraq war veteran thomas young brutal letter to george w. bush and dick cheney the one good move was. both. born in the terrible lying in the church of american politics sometimes even doubting success can be perceived as blasphemous that's been true for the rack surge even today will you correct or incorrect when you said that the search would be the most

dangerous foreign policy blunder in this country since viet nam we are correct or incorrect by right or no my reference to the survey and seeing what is. the question is were you right or wrong my answer is i'll defer that judgment to history i think history has already made a judgment about the searcher and you're on the wrong side of it chuck hagel is reference to vietnam was not uncalled for years into the vietnam war even as most americans saw the involvement there is a mistake thousands of u.s. troops continue to die because washington didn't want to admit it someone has to die and so that president nixon won't be and these are his words the first president to lose a war supporters of president bush say history will treat him more kindly regarding iraq but the history that is believed by iraqis today is one that has neither peace nor security in a country ripped apart by terror six tarion violence and fears of

a looming civil war in washington i'm going to check in. online now to do a column we've got to the pictures of the final terrifying moments of a cargo jumbo jet the caption by a camera the bag military base in afghanistan the images coming out must say before you see are graphic now that shows huge planes it seems to stall at low altitude before plummeting to the ground killing all seven american crew on board we'll report on what could have caused the tragedy or thought maybe the cargo to move the plane's told a lot of thought about what happened investigators still looking into it and also online even though the u.s. government is avoiding using chinese team because it suspects spies the pentagon is spending a small force. subtle like. i was driving america to use its bitter rivals where.

syria's rebels may get lethal american weaponry senior u.s. officials say barack obama take a more aggressive leadership role among and allies the president told reporters there's evidence indeed the chemical arms have been used in syria and threaten that action but only referring to president assad if he had used it when a port takes up the story. the only option that he gave was a scenario in which he said if the u.s. finds out that the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels then obama strongly indicated that the u.s. would consider military intervention but he did not address what would happen if it was in fact the rebels or members of the opposition that have used chemical weapons

throughout this ongoing conflict but at this point iraq obama says that u.s. intelligence officials don't know who has used chemical weapons inside of syria how they were used or when they were used in the meantime damascus and the opposition have repeatedly accused one another of using chemical weapons one of the many sensitive issues obama address was the issue of closing the prison at guantanamo bay he said the idea that the u.s. would still detain a group of individuals indefinitely without trial is contrary to the interests reputations and morals of america while the u.s. president has shown his strong will to close the prison he lacks the necessary support from congress and that support is what would give obama the authority and the funding to close the prison and now obama's comments come of course as the hunger strike at guantanamo bay prison enters its fourth day this is a story first reported back in march and has continued to cover we were among the

first to cover it. through a navy medic who has been sent in to since hoover one hundred made refusing food to guantanamo and he will come. to us he thinks washington should prove it's already time to. u.s. authorities are in damage control mode now because they know that with every prisoner who dies in guantanamo bay the negative attention of the world is going to be focused on one time of day and the shame has brought upon the united states of america the crimes that have been. what they are still being created in guantanamo bay by the united states will not go away and the. attention of the world the negative attention is focused on these crimes a lot to talk to prison officials detainees lawyers activists and u.n. representatives to get a full account of what's going on a gun tell them about if you want to keep up to speed with that and follow developments of course on our web site r.t. dot com. culture next the world renowned marine ski theatre and simply the

rich musical legacy stretching back centuries and now it's branching out by launching a brand new second then you were in ski two as is to be called it was on thursday and promises to does all visitors both on and off stage the bungled ses taking a tour of what is one indeed of the most expensive cultural projects ever. it's taken ten yes reach to me and i'd although it's not come cheap at some seven hundred thirty million dollars but what audiences will get is a seventy nine thousand square building or to accommodate today's most demanding productions on michael grand to aging sister every one of the two thousand people in la in sixty eight to choose auditoriums will be able to see every inch of the stage no blind spots even on the roof and out stressful empty theater and terrace

over the keys and petersburg c.h. abbas is a clear that it's the next generation of audiences in this sights. were there ever such as. we have. here believe. that these. first. few years this is my favorite series. every corner of the marian ski fitted to touches your own i and i want to find out a little bit more about how the all he touches the what able to combine both the ultimate ski together with this contemporary inviting and very vibrant space. audiences the classic hallmarks of the eighteenth and nineteenth century opera houses are they. shape three balconies

a tried and trusted designed to carry both grand scale intimacy that there's a twenty first century twist walls so that even the father spectator catches even the quietest nights backstage the marines give you to do is like a factory scene jobs of flying towers and axes areas designed to operate so that sets can be moved quickly and easily so productions can be staged back to back the opening night garland the second of make exalts three days of launch performances to stick in general director valerie giver will conduct an aerial stars including will see the drilling go over to the end of may napalming in the words of you to stick direct to himself the programs the inaugural festival which are easy to demonstrate the extraordinary range of the company and the new theaters brings also raises of contemporary oprah ballet and has strongly using

thing would say our t. . over there from risky to scar opening premiere starting on thursday i hope you can join us for our special coverage we go planned. on using two teenagers have been killed in a powerful blast and set the capital of dagestan in russia's north caucasus an explosive device went off near a bustling marketplace and also injured two bystanders the bomb was apparently planted inside a metal tube and it went off when the two boys over the past saw what was inside russia's anti terror committees ruled out terrorism send the type was organized by gangs to intimidate the owner of a nearby shopping extort money from the stands curry the most volatile place in russia's north caucasus where there are often acts of terrorism and attacks against the authorities. sometimes just aren't enough here's venezuela's parliament busy in debate but not quite the sort of debate you'd expect several opposition lawmakers were injured a brawl after being assaulted by government supporters the fis flew when leaders of

the socialist party protested against a proposal barring them from speaking in the national assembly the main opposition candidate dismisses the election result once a recount of fifty one percent when. the world news you can it is short of three point one billion dollars which is missing from its anti terror budget the auditor general says he can trace a quarter of the cash spent on the thirteen billion dollar program from the last decade then called for greater control over financial records on government spending. to a twenty seven moscow time growing discontent in america over wall street fat cats as in focus from the next program abby martin c. of right after this break enjoy. mainstays the s.s. and mavis that going to be a big money in stevia to suit what is both a cultural contemporary i don't tell you logic piece of the auditorium so join me to almost say honored c m a the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and

the best of the best in the pool full may not it's growing at marines due to team. please please the low. leave. leave. leave. leave.

leave place. leave. legal. illegal.

they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one in the cells will ever make it to the. they're ready to give them a chance to die on stage if only once.