it's possible that we might see more successful democratic experiment. live from moscow this is headlining tonight four children killed on a beach in gaza as israel returns to its sweeping blitz as palestinian deaths beyond two hundred. protests against the israeli offensive take hold worldwide meantime in britain designed with the b.b.c. which campaign is not giving the full picture of the conflict we talk to one of the protests that. the brics nations lay the ground to even up the world's financial influences is some of the most populated countries signed up to multi billion dollar cooperation. on from hijacking your email address to manipulating online

poll of british intelligence that exposed u.b.s. range of spying tricks with shipping granted this out rights and legal. good evening it's eleven pm here in moscow my name is kevin i was in first and i was just mentioned news that four palestinian children have been killed on a beach in gaza resists rail resumes its operation as i explain this story to you please be warned we're going to be showing you some pictures from the aftermath we just got through which includes images of children who have been injured. ok well they were part of a bigger group apparently playing on the shore at the time where it's reported a bomb was fired from an israeli ship some of the injured children managed to hide in a nearby hotel that attack took place near where many foreign journalists are staying

so help to give aid first aid to the children the children apparently were in a group that i thought we aged to around ten or eleven years old our reporter horrific reported so much but for us of late reached the area just for he was on assignment just a little bit away but we can catch up with him what more do we know about what's happened here we've just shown our viewers some unfortunately very graphic pictures but take us through what happened as you know it. yes indeed it's a shocking incident and we caught up with the funeral parade which was extremely enraged and significant in the gazan context surely this will affect tonight's escalation of violence and surely mass rockets will be particularly fierce tonight into israel this comes all as the death toll is now over two hundred and twenty palestinians again most of those are civilians and the casualties are over fifteen hundred as of late so just a few hours ago a couple of hours before the sunset this naval attack took place on garza's merino

this is one of the most safest places in gaza it's right next to my hotel in gaza and one of the four palestinian children died literally right next to where i was having breakfast this morning i'm joined by iman who is a managing receptionist at the hotel the hotel just adjacent to garza's marina. iman what happened as you saw it firstly i. did see what happened then. they came to they was running you know skaven from the bomb and then one of them was all of them was. injured and one of them was. injured in this. in this blaze yes and the other one. his face was full of blood and his leg and his arm you know so then i called the ambulance to pick up them because i mean that is what was very bad so when i hear

that one of them. on their way to that was put down yes indeed we got reports that least one of the palestinian children that this hotel had already been killed and the other three we believe died either on the way to a hospital or at a hospital it's not clear here why israel may have struck gaza's marina in broad daylight in front of dozens of international journalists at a hotel which is basically known as the journalists hotel during war time here for sure that garzon marina area at night is considered dangerous it's considered that civilians should not be in the area given the historical fact that palestinian militants have operated there at night but i went to say that the palestinian children were just playing on the beach twenty twenty meters from the marina perry thanks for the unfortunate update you got to bring us the appreciate it harry fear

the reporting for you from gaza. while new to this came through just over an hour ago just after the news came through so it was still early days that i asked an i.d.f. representative about the deadly incident at the time he said he couldn't give me any specific details but for pushing israel towards tough military action i was just getting updated on this incident and i have seen some of the footage coming out of it indeed it does look tragic and we will have to look into the circumstances of what it was i don't have any answers at the moment you all are hitting these people who may not have nothing against them but it's such a densely populated area there must be a better way to do this you've been fighting with hamas for such a long time now hamas hasn't changed what it's doing you haven't changed what you. doing it right no i and the other way other than the carnage did to get through this you know the idea is devoted and we are charged with defending the state of israel and in a reality where a huge bombardment where over a thousand four hundred rockets have been launched at the state of israel it's

a reality nobody would agree to and nobody would commit and that is we are the responsible force to try and defend and stop that from happening though the government and indeed ordered us to stop yesterday to let hamas calm down to calm the situation deescalate the situation but unfortunately they chose a different path they chose this path of aggression. the civilian death toll is noticeably climbed in palestine in just a day after israel resumed its military offensive two hundred sixteen palestinians have now been killed the majority nor militants for its part israel sustained its first casualty just several hours after accepting the truce of volunteer help in the i.d.f. was killed there. meantime people around the world of showing the disapproval of the violence palestinian rallies were held as far afield as south america and india in a number of british cities to campaigners run it outside b.b.c. buildings the broadcaster to protest against their coverage of the israeli military

operation one of the activists told me why he thinks the b.b.c. is biased against the palestinians plight. a problem that we've got with the b.b.c. is that three teenagers in israel were killed media coverage that was given at the time and this isn't only just within the last few weeks this is been happening for the last you know thirty thirty years forty years however long i can remember it but the b.b.c. have gone out there they've patrolled the death of three israeli teenagers out there you know it's a big story but as soon as the palestinian kid is killed you know within the last few weeks we haven't heard about them seven palestinian kids are being killed and this is our complaint to b.b.c. and we ask for fair and unbiased platform we asked for the story to be told as it is. not all the rallies went peacefully this is the scene in paris supporters of israel clashing with the protesters and as you can see on this video the attack is

used whatever was at hand weapons chairs metal bar sticks even not all the rampage took place in a police office is to seem to know what was arrested there. we invite you to get to a few more perspectives on the events in gaza are interviews cross talk showing throughout the day with people of l. b take a look at the last sixty five years it's pretty clear that israel is intending to continue to barmah destroy as much as possible in gaza i think it would have been a eve to expect the cease fire would these talks would lead to anything since we have seen on one hand who works for the israelis or the americans and we have even ateneo really has no motivation no intention to stop terrorizing and stop this brutal violence against. the palestinians in gaza. always on the part of a conversation pete is here in fact just a bit over twenty minutes time tonight under a billion dollar development backspin established by the world's top five emerging

nations the deal was signed at the bric summit in brazil where leaders agreed to align their efforts to try to move away from the west's financial dominance scott therefore is in the gathering in for the laser for r.t. to report back. it's been a productive tour for our russian president vladimir putin it all concludes later on wednesday with the ending of the brics summit here in brazil but putin is also meeting with the leaders of the south american community of nations this is their equivalent of the european union it represents twelve countries with a population of around four hundred million people and if you combine that with the three billion population represented by the five brics nations then putin has met with world leaders representing around half of the globe's population on this whistle stop tour of latin america it all started in cuba last friday before an unannounced stop off in nicaragua then on to argentina and finally in brazil but what has been achieved during this breathless whistle stop tour well russia has

agreed to write off ninety percent of cuba's soviet era debt the other ten percent will be reinvested in joint infrastructure projects there was also a symbolic meeting with former leader fidel castro in argentina the two countries signed a peaceful nuclear power deal that will see russia help in areas such as design construction operation and decommissioning of power plants in rio putin attended the world cup final and received responsibility for the next competition the next tournament is in russia in two thousand and eighteen while at the bric summit here in forth a laser the nation signed off on that long awaited one hundred billion dollars development bank which is being seen as a rival to the international monetary fund the world bank and the dominance of the global dominance of the us dollar this is on top of other numerous trade deals so the whole toe may have taken less than awake the president putin no doubt hoping other the whistle stop tour of latin america has helped cement russian latin american ties was paul was certainly cuba was on the list during the trip in cuba

is reportedly now returning a military intelligence base now than a back to moscow president putin was in the country few days ago during this trip this summit to russia use the facility in two. twenty two thousand and one rather but it was shut down under pressure from us congress for decades raiders at the base helped intercept signals in the americas russia now wants to reopen that facility movie seen by experts to strengthen the strategic cooperation with cuba and that was of course just one of the many deals discussed and signed off in latin america professor ian show earlier from the gentle school of international affairs where the brics nations will soon grow out of their underdog status he thinks bits of be philosophical to you and it's going to also reduce the power of the new liberal institution of the washington consensus you're looking now at a bricks consensus is a totally different world give you got the ball a multiple of water we have become bullets john is the world's largest order it's

head of the world bank individual and now brits together i think we're going to change this whole get a pretty good dollar receive you and all of you are going to be in and we're looking even if you were we cannot call the shots in the economy are you going to lead in politics of insecurity. thanks be with us in a couple of minutes will tell you whether washington might go it alone and impose unilateral sanctions on russia that's one amongst many more stories we're covering here tonight. this is about making the business survive. corporations don't love your parishioners told hate corporations have no feeling.

corporations don't care about you or me corporations only care about profit. people come to untouched forests and leave massive bleeds for the state come on. we're not going to quit we will not stop until it is done what is more precious music more movie. hello again the u.s. could be lauding up a unilateral sanctions against russia washington's thought to be considering the move because of europe's hesitation in backing the restrictions going to church

account reports. the u.s. is trying to isolate russia economically by working to get europe to agree on six toral sanctions against russia but here the u.s. may be facing the risk of isolating itself as european leaders meet to discuss this word is that at least nine european countries are prepared to block victorio sanctions including germany france and austria one source said they might agree on a modest expansion of sanctions but are definitely not prepared to cut their multibillion dollar partnership and trade with russia thousands of european companies are doing business with russia the jobs of hundreds of thousands of people could be on the line the decision on sanctions would have to be unanimous to pass and that kind of unanimity seems unlikely u.s. officials know this of course and yet the obama administration says they're considering unilateral sanctions against russia that is to increase pressure on europe first of all we don't know exactly what unilateral sanctions the u.s.

is considering but there may be several outcomes save the sanctions are unilateral and europe does not go go along then they put u.s. business is that a disadvantage because many of the services and technology is the u.s. companies sell european companies have and sell this way the u.s. isolates itself from a lot of business that could be done but if the u.s. exerts enough pressure on europe to go ahead with strong sanctions against russia then u.s. businesses get a competitive advantage especially u.s. energy companies so this could be more about business than we think. washington correspondent there. moscow is marking a day of mourning after the worst accident to have taken place in the cities metro system twenty three people died after a train derailed at high speed on tuesday around one hundred forty are still in hospital tonight dozens are in intensive care even this is how the tragedy unfolded that train traveling along one of the lines in the west of the capital it almost

reached its top speed then suddenly the emergency brakes activated the first three carriages piled one up on top of the other blocking that tunnel will mess it up into under meters for the next stop medics of course rushed to the scene as quick as they could get their broken bones severe head wounds an awful lot of difficulty down there is what greeted them first the emergency services set to work trying to pull out the people trapped eighty meters below ground in the mangled carriages volunteers did their best to help carry the injured out above ground helicopters dozens of ambulances took people to hospital in a circle several hours nonstop they were doing that taken and there were so many under a zenin witness the tragedy. i was thrown into the air there was blood on the floor heads some people had broken ribs and one person's arm was in all in all the people were hysterical we started to get out we saw

a door in the tunnel wall men eventually broke that door and we saw workers constructing a parallel tom they helped us to get out. the been some developments on that story today to metro employees have been detained in connection with the crash investigators suspect their negligence may have led to the disaster and as we've mentioned this was the worst accident underground in the moscow metro's near eighty year history it's been going a long time let's take a look at some of the incidents back in two thousand and five more than fifty stations were left without electricity on a swelteringly hot day cause lot of problems down there then a a year later. struction pyle damaged a tunnel and shot passengers of course in a passing train just last summer nearly five thousand people reveal who from one of the busiest transit points in the system because of a fire at a station next to red square and even earlier this year the foundations of a construction site above penetrated into an underground tunnel luckily no one injured we've got more details we've got more pictures and i wouldn't succumbs on

the moscow metro development. also there too you might want to check the stories a nurse is defying orders at guantanamo prison fusing to force feed detainee's it's reportedly the first case there for the medical staff protesting against them that the human rights groups label is torture and inhumane. reckless road rage in moscow check out this video look at that white b.m.w. the story of this heartless driver in it who ran down an elderly man and then i stopped to check if lose any damage on the. right to see. first street. and i would think that your. orders critter.

hello again spying is obviously a devious business but there's a code of honor or so we thought british intelligence those now been revealed over a range of tricks and tools that would make even james bond's q. blush and all of them are aimed maybe not surprisingly cyber snooping let's take a look for example when it comes to social networking they can look at your private photos there's no great surprise these days as we've been reporting but if they don't like what they see they can disable it they can disable your facebook account right if they want to chatting with your friends and relatives well g c h q agents can listen in on your conversations read the messages and even peruse your contacts list as well they may even hijack your email address and use it to send messages themselves that anything on e bay lately will if you have they can find out how much you spent there i was on line polls you've participated in they can also manipulate the results as well it's all visible to the agents as sarah firth. inflating page count speed

thing email addresses and manipulating online polls these are just some of the tools and tactics it's been alleged that he they using google quite eccentric names angry pirates a tool that will permanently disable a target's account on their computer now there's more than one hundred projects in the listing the joint threat we search intelligence group now in a statement to r.t. he say that they are not at fault let's take a look at what they said all of g c h q was work is carried out in accordance with a strict legal and policy framework which ensures that all week to vittie is all authorized necessary and proportionate despite what you see here who say campaigners are saying that if the allegations are extremely serious to huge do because again you seem to be being involved in propaganda and trying to manipulate

the brain does not the best for them to protect their financial security not to read online poll either way the latest late can certainly reignited the calls the further oversight. activities it's an argument that we've heard many times before and it's not one that's looking likely to quieten down any time soon so our reporting from london indeed if that weren't enough the british government seems to enhance its surveillance powers even further and you law that's already passed through the house of commons will require web companies to keep customers private data just in case the security service will know how to look for a living up to a year british investigative journalist tony goldwyn told me that the government is trying to keep tabs on everyone well it's certainly not going to protect citizens what what how on earth can you protect british citizens by eroding our civil liberties and we just had an announcement this week from david cameron that he's going to spend one billion pounds before the violence so rather than running back

he said normal industry which is. out of control he's actually we should spend more money on surveillance i've been doing this in concert with the n.s.a. for so many years now that companies like google twitter microsoft facebook are actually almost part of that surveillance system not interested anymore in going to the courts in order to ask a judge if they want to put somebody under surveillance they just assume that everybody is under surveillance syria's president bashar al assad's been sworn in for a new seven year term of his landslide election victory which he secured almost ninety percent of the vote the ballot went ahead despite the ongoing civil war that's continuing to tear his country apart and which killed over one hundred sixty thousand so far but syrian political activist who spoke to me believes that the situation in syria will now improve things. he started already stabilizing the situation so to speak stabilizing the country it's going to be

a long process whereby you know the recourse ignition taking place and the syrian army progressing slowly there is a change so to speak that we can notice now in the international community take into consideration what's happening in iraq and the imminent threat of the jihadists that is growing by the day so i think he feels that he can take a breath now and start focusing on stabilizing become tree slowly hopefully virtual . world news in brief u.s. drone attack an air strikes by the pakistani army forces in restive north waziristan of killed up to fifty people the strikes targeted suspected hideouts of taliban militants in the area government troops launched a full scale ground operation in north waziristan in june after insurgents staged deadly attack on the country's largest there over four hundred taliban fighters and over two dozen soldiers have been reported killed in just

a month. development syrian the swedish court now that held the arrest warrant for world renowned will still blow julian assange on charges of sexually assaulting two women a surge denies the allegations he's currently still of ecuador's embassy in london he's been there now for over two years he fears that if he's extradited to sweden he'll be handed over to the u.s. and then prosecuted maybe for releasing thousands of those documents through wiki leaks. a powerful typhoon battering the philippines killed at least twelve people and displaced hundreds of thousands that storms caused power outages tore off roofs and toppled trees you can see it's the strongest storm to hit the country this year some parts of the philippines still recovering from that devastating typhoon to put up with last november six thousand died there. this is where the un's most powerful body can decide the fates of countries around the world but seems sometimes those inside the security council behave more like

children with feisty arguments even spilling outside its venerated chamber. now between the russian and american envoys with that story is. with more on the public slanging match the russian and american ambassadors to the united nations usually keep their negotiations and debates within the chambers of the world body headquarters however a tit for tat between the two diplomats is currently playing out in the public domain sparked by something written in the pages of a glossy magazine the august issue of vanity fair features an article on samantha power in which she strikes a bit of a verbal jabs against her russian counterpart here's the context the reporter says he reminded miss power that ambassador vitaly churkin jokingly asked her if she'd join the russian punk group pussy riot after she met with the two famous band members and bassett or power says she told mr churkin that their first concert stop on tour would be where russia holds its political prisoners though regrettably she

can't sing the u.s. envoy claims she got the last word in that conversation saying it's what passes as a small victory oh if only the verbal jabs and snarky miss ended there it doesn't in a statement posted on facebook ambassador churkin says while it did stoke his vanity to see himself referenced in the article he found powers pussy riot tore stop comment to be rather lame saying quote they never performed in guantanamo after all ouch a reference to america's biggest stain on international law and human rights violations ambassador churkin also sets the record straight saying quote i called samantha and explained to her that russia did not have any political prisoners she seemed to be amused and promise to get back to me on the. she never did unquote ambassador churkin claims that miss power told him he got the upper hand in that exchange but he says he will claim it as

a small victory hopefully when the two diplomats meet once again face to face at the u.n. there will be no hard feelings and the debates can go back to revolve around issues such as creating more peace and less conflict. new york oh for a perfect world. i'm folding and civilian losses in the latest gaza israel and if you're in the u.k. a good evening will be taken underground reduction returns you've got your own special program lined up. about two minutes. join me. for in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and

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