aimed at appeasing those who were offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capitol hill r.t. sarah furthest caught up in the middle of the violent protests with the clashes between the police and the protesters still going on. in the states need to head. in the crowd you can see. out along the fence larry that will build a great. people here wondering exactly what's going on at the moment the police trying to find the crowd that violent still breaking out. by lot of the people on the street p.c. many people just simply with the gas small still they really don't want any old film that is being sent that the people who are behind the provoking the police people still missing back on the central state even though you can have it got to link sets off by the place they turned out to protest against this proposed to start there i agree about the economic situation that's been happening that country and they want it or not going to be able to head because the police are about to leave. we can really see the tensions between the people cranks into the crowd the police out there getting wen

new taxes or wage cuts but with al down the country will not receive international bailout money r.t. sarah ferguson is an athens. syntagma square and you can see just how many people. in the protests by the name call them until they see again very few measures that have been put paid by the government that would be speaking to people here and they say that the sanctions really been building for a year they've already been. very very measured they say that the government haven't really keep anything by that and they would need. a lot of attention almost three. and a great. day and try to raise some income by raising that. people simply think that way but it's certainly things that that might be the case and that they me that package of a very few measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue the thing the international bailout money now this comes on the back of the relief love that stated sixty percent of the going for both out of the euro as stepping forward . the fever fans that have been twenty four year olds out there what we've spoken to some of the younger people h

next stage comes with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter austerity measures r.t. sarah ferguson in greece for us where protests against the cuts have not relented. place this being the case the child of the cat fights that we see in the act of building a for the last year they killed me with these conditions that their love money and the struggle really making sense kathleen listening to this very likely theme i think we'll have to be implemented it really is going to be able to continue existing international bailout money now all this on the back of it is the release last week that said sixteen percent of the week what i currently have to jump way ahead i can't miss by you can see the making fans around me this is why people have been gathering and regulate suppliers has again the state of state's imagine that we're trying to deny it by as planned against this heat and electricity in fact the heading right now these people states they should be. are they going to have an effect will be only a fix they're going to have this is going to make matters worse for the past y

s from entering parliament r.t. sarah ferguson is there for us. athens is widely expected to receive. packets from this year's same party is in fact european finance chiefs hammering out the details of that rescue plan at the moment that trying to prevent your area's first default opinions on whether greece is going to the folds of his payments very widely some people are saying that it's fantasy to imagine that will be allowed to happen now that people are saying really now it's a question of when and not. being happening hit on the streets of greece where here the syntagma square protests later on today you're going to see huge number of protesters taking to the streets they're going to be ending up at the name calling the bills a they're going to be protesting against the proposed was full of these new austerity measures that they say completely unreasonable now they said the angus really been building for a year they've come up against incredibly tough economic conditions there's a number of unemployed the late stages said sixteen percent betw

greek government has revealed a series of deep cuts triggering demonstrations across the country r.t. sarah ferguson there. we hear on syntagma square you can see just how many people that the play by the main. page has began. to make it that it means that by the government that would be speaking to people here that the sanctions many been building for a year they've already been. very very few make it pay that the government have anything by that and say we've been paid. a lot of tension on the street some on a. plane and then they can wait maybe because they have people simply. they think that way but it. might be the case. that the measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue i think the international bad money now this comes on the back of the relief they say to fix things and the bulls are out in the field and stopping the fans of fifteen twenty four year olds the way he's begun to some of the younger people here they think that sending out because they're really liking right on. the goodies but the people of this doesn't think it was. but. he tells them the. thing

rights groups say finding out what's happened to the missing people is practically impossible and as r.t. sarah further towards some families fear they will never see their loved ones again when the riots were dispersed and the good in capital a to believe think it's a few weeks ago that shock waves around the end for national community present but it's really speaks a great deal with the felt and what course the georgia but the fear of the witness with the years of experience both by his police operation against largely peaceful protests the lead them over there we've been finding out that in the aftermath have been tales of aggression behind bars of people going with a cool thing deep concerns among their friends and their relatives. who is a member of an opposition great he was arrested as part of the crackdown on opposition three days this fool and praise has take place she hasn't seen or heard from him since and has no idea where he is now. i was still to he was in one police station so when there but they said he had been moved to a police station another region i went to that one they sa

major cabinet reshuffle to try and calm the deep seated fury being shown on the streets of athens r.t. sarah furthur was in the capital this week when the latest violent protests broke out. the clashes between the police on the protesters still going. on the. building the crowd you can see the destruction that the. people here are one thing going on at the moment the police trying to find the crowd behind it i don't rightly know if i. don't my love the people on the street we see many people just them but when they got small still they really don't want to film but it seems that the people behind the provoking the. people still me think back on the centuries but even though you can haven't got the things that's off by the late. great time. there i agree about the economic situation that's been happening in that country and they want it not going to be able to. play forever. we can really see the tensions between people breaking into the crowd the police out there getting ready to retaliate. with other things to a sense that they didn't care i say that they're trying the fifth fleet back in t

new taxes or wage cuts but with al down the country will not receive international bailout money r.t. sarah firth is in athens. where hailing from tiredness there you can see just how many people have for the protests by the may call them until they prefer being again you are very few measures that have been put paid by the government that would be speaking to people here in the bank is really been building for a year they've already had the implication very very very measured they say that the government not really a key to anything by that they would need. a lot of attention almost straight from a. friend and then they find a way to make up by raising it. people simply they think about the way forward i think that's the thing that that might be the case and that they. have a very few measures will have to be implemented if they continue to pay the international bailout money now this comes on the back to get the relief of let's say to fix the fence if we pull out and go a stopping point. the feet the fact that they've been twenty four year old thousand what he's begun to some of the young

ron hubbard the founder of the church had been ruled extremist and anti social r.t. sarah ferguson outside the sidewalls which scientology headquarters in moscow. scientology here in russia and indeed in many countries around the world has proved controversial lots of debate about whether it should actually be considered a religion there are lots of countries do you think scientology is actually more of a cult or respects now this court decision we saw today concerns the banning of all of the books by the founder of scientology our ron hubbard were actually the main headquarters then you can see the break up that they got on the lower floors they sell some of these books or those materials that were considered by the court to contain calls for extreme activities now this ruling actually mirrors a simmering that we saw in a court in april of last year that was in the siberian city if they could and in that instance it was very similar books that was thought to have been found to contain cools the station religious hatred and people to work against law enforcement activities

more evidence of politicians mismanaging money that ultimately gets passed on to the greek people r.t. sarah first has more. on the streets about the releases of discontent the growing louder. it's a war we did not create this so we're not going to pay for this we want to become like a bug as greece continues to fight against economic ruin the second bailout is an attempt to prevent greece from defaulting on its previous lame attainments that the greek people will be feeling a penny. of this buyout money actually comes into the greek economy it all goes out the interest payments and repayments also battles on save the banks and prevent a large scale financial crisis the people the price is simply too high they see their income going down they see taxes taxes taxes and nothing else their money does not go to very early corner me here is struggling against hostile stereotyping measures that the government now faces an electorate opposed to and not the bailouts but they are going to get all this they could. be i mean very proper and they are going to get almost everything. and live the same of

and check out our you tube page you tube dot com slash r t america you can see more footage of r.t. sarah firth in the midst of those great protests that's quite compelling and also follow me on twitter at lauren lyster. a telemarketer broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. and. a low in welcome across talk i'm peter lavelle it is being described as one of the worst meetings we have ever had is the organization of petroleum exporting countries or opec in crisis if it is doesn't really matter and with or without opec are we destined to live with very high oil prices. and. cross-talk the controversial role of opec today i'm joined by bill found price in london he is the founder and c.e.o. of petroleum policy intelligence also in london we have so many he is a founding partner of the energy management institute and in boston we cross to robert kaufman he's director in full professor and the center for energy and environmental studies at boston university ok gentlemen this is crossfire means crosstalk rules in effect you can jump in anytime you want but bef

more evidence of politicians mismanaging money that ultimately gets passed on to the greek people r.t. sarah firth has more. on the street about the polices of discontent that's wearing loud. it's a war we did not create this tour not going to pay for this but we want to become less but as we continue to fight against economic ruin the second bailout is an attempt to prevent greece from defaulting on its previous lame payments. people will be feeling any. of this buyout money actually comes into the greek economy it all goes out the interest payments repayments the battles on save the banks and prevent a large scale financial crisis the people the price is simply too high they see their incomes going down they see taxes taxes taxes and nothing else their money does not go. here is struggling against harshest there is he measures the government now eight of the electorate opposed to the bailouts they are going to get all this thing. we're going to ship problem property and they are going to get almost everything. and live. off the good people they're going to get in this invest. it certainly

least on them r.t. sarah ferguson outside the greek parliament tasman the epicenter of protest. latham's is widely expected to receive. its for this year is aimed. at european finance hammering out the details of that rest at the moment that trying to prevent your areas. opinions on whether greece is going to fold the page is very well. some people are saying that it's fantasy to imagine i'll be allowed to happen now that people are saying really now it's a question of when and not a single thing happening hit on the streets of greece where here the same time with less precise time later on today we're going to see he's number plates taking to the streets they're going to be ending up by the name parliament building and they're going to be protesting against the proposals full of these new austerity measures that they say a completely unreasonable now they said the angus really been building for a year they've come up against incredibly tough economic conditions there's a huge number of unemployed the late stages to the sixteen percent is what pulls out of the till the really th

next stage comes with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter austerity measures r.t. sarah ferguson in greece for us where protests against the cuts not relented. place to spain the face the child of the debt crisis we seem to think of building a the last year they deal with these tough conditions for that bailout money and the struggle really making sense as we heard that it's very likely the measures will have to be implemented if greece is going to be able to continue existing international bailout money now all of this on the back of because they've been released last week that this sixteen percent of the week what pulls attorney out of the job way head cutlass by you can see the main plant around me this is what people have been gathering and regulate it's a pretty test against the state of state's imagine that we're joined at the moment by the negates this. electorate in the past the heading point now these people states measures being. are they going to have any effect close the only effect they're going to have this is they're going to make matters worse for the pas

that's until that happens in the murky world of arms production will remain as a profitable business sarah r.t. the curate. and while the profits of war in dangerous to billion lives in libya in afghanistan the deaths of innocent bystanders goes punished look at this hour here on our team report on the controversial acquittal of polish soldiers who killed a number of civilians in a mistaken attack on an afghan if you're. going to miss this previously seen video of an iranian planes a deadly crash during an air show that happened two years ago. germany is considering a spain after it wrongly accused the country's cumbers of causing a deadly e. coli outbreak is so far claimed nineteen lives most of them in germany now the negative publicity over spanish produce has destroyed the country's vegetable exports and has a lower end reports it may mean another round of global hysteria. some cucumber scale that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany planed spain as the source of the it's not that's costing innocence spanish fruit and vegetable export is around two hundred mill

but this was a struggle started long before that night's looks set to continue to sometime after sarah r.t. please see. now let's take a look at some of the stories from around the world. while we are looking at live pictures there our israeli troops are bracing themselves for more violence after a day of deadly clashes with protesters on the syrian frontier at least twenty people were reportedly killed and more than three hundred injured on sunday after israeli security forces opened fire to block protesters from entering israeli controlled territory thousands have marched to the border to mark the anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war but israel sees the golan heights from syria israel blame very zeman damascus for the violence. thousands of people in yemen have been celebrating the news that the president has left the country ali abdullah saleh has traveled to saudi arabia for treatment to injuries received in an attack on his presidential compound on friday it's unclear when he plans to return home protests against his rule have been raging since january killing h

it's instill that happens in the murky world of alms production wall things of profitable business sarah r.t. if you're it. at least twenty people are reported dead and more than three hundred injured after israeli security forces opened fire on protesters on the syrian border thousands of demonstrators were in their age among the forty fourth anniversary of the arab israeli war is politically or has the details from. hundreds of palestinians have gathered on the syrian side of the israeli of syrian border and every long day today a group of about one hundred and fifty of them made their way to the border face we've been told that they were actually trying to cut that border frames when israeli soldiers fired warning shots in the air now those one shots seem only to have inflamed the crowds because israeli soldiers very soon followed up with actually taking aim at some of the protesters certainly this is a day that there has been preparing for several days now the country is in the state of iowa and has been ever since the call went out for palestinians from lebanon syria the west bank and g

but this was a struggle started long before that night's looks set to continue for some time after sarah r.t. tbilisi. all right i'll just take note of twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow is ready troops are braced for more violence after a day of deadly clashes with pro palestinian protesters on the syrian border over twenty people have reportedly been killed since sunday one thousand started their march towards the israeli controlled golan heights protesters were marking the anniversary of the one nine hundred sixty seven the middle east war when it's ready security forces opened fire israel the claims the syrian regime accusing it of instigating the violence to deflect attention from problems at home and office and activists who teach says there's only one in this country. i just think that i'd like. because what i'm getting peacefully nonviolently of the other demanding the same thing democracy and peace the palestinians. and the palestinians. is that it does not that it would be nice palestine israel is the only country in the war that is a member of the united nations that does

politicians and bankers vs ordinary people it's a fight that the people say they're not prepared to lose sarah r.t. athens. but as a report later in the program the greek crisis will be top of the to do list for the new boss of the world's biggest lender by how the choice of finance minister as the head of the i.m.f. is already drawing criticism. and are to meet the astronaut who became famous for her orbital fluid performance while on a five month long expedition to the i assess. israel's military is on edge after intelligence reports of troop movements in syria and across the border in lebanon it's concerned hezbollah might be moving weapons to strike at the jewish state to divert attention from its ally syrian president bashar asad or just pause there takes a look now at how the situation in the region threatens to spill spin further out of control. things are quiet on the israel lebanon border but many suspect it's a lull before the storm everything hinges on what happens in neighboring syria and what hizbollah decides to do with its stockpiles there and the opposition group that might take ov

legislation that's until that happens in the murky world of arms production all of profits of business sarah firth r.t. the trades. time now for the some other news stories making headlines around the world this hour. the colombian the president says that one of the country's top insurgent commanders has been captured across the border as well. as even the most senior. levels court since two thousand the average stateside previously offered a two point five million dollars reward for his capture residence the rest comes and improving relations between the two neighboring south american countries. four people are reported dead after at least two tornadoes swept through parts of the u.s. state of massachusetts it's have caused extensive damage the state of emergency has been declared governor thousands have been left without electricity the region has requested the help of the national guard. another person has died and more than three hundred fifty cases of pension have been reported in germany. all across europe has risen to seventeen total number infected more than one thousand two hundred because of

but until that happens in the murky world of arms production all things of profitable business sarah firth r.t. . syria has seen its largest anti-government protests it's worth more than three hundred thousand people railing for president asad to go the latest protests were labeled for. for children friday in order of the seventy children killed since the uprising began and the face of strong condemnation for the brutal state response president promised to bring forward democratic reforms but a number of nations have already applied sanctions some including the u.s. and britain have not ruled out possible intervention anti-war activist brian becker told us that military action in syria would be devastating wiping out the chances of peaceful conclusion. the assad government is seeking to find a resolution to the political crisis inside of syria and i think that this upset some of the plans by those who seem to be stabilized syria even further who seek to carry out regime change in syria from the point of view of the united states the argument will be made that the economic sanctions the pressur

that's until that happens in the murky world of arms production wall means of profitable business sarah firth r.t. the curate. and while the profits of war in danger civilian lives in libya in afghanistan the deaths of innocent bystanders go unpunished later this hour we'll report on the controversial acquittal of polish soldiers who killed a number of civilians in a mistaken attack on an afghan village. this previously unseen video when in rainy and plains deadly crash during an air show two years ago. a story still to come but first germany is considering e.u. aid to spain it wrongly accused the country's queue cumbers of causing the deadly e. coli outbreak it has so far claimed twenty two lives most of them in germany where a restaurant is now being investigated as a possible source the negative publicity over spanish produce has destroyed the country's vegetable exports and there's reports it may mean another round of global hysteria. some cucumber scale that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany planed spain as the source of the e. coli it's not that's costing inn

that happens in the murky world of arms production wall means of course it's a good business sarah firth r.t. the curate. and all the prophets of war in danger civilian lives in libya in afghanistan the deaths of innocent bystanders go unpunished and later this hour we report on the controversial acquittal of polish soldiers who killed a number of civilians in a mistaken attack on an afghan village plus don't miss this previously unseen video of an iranian planes they're really crashed during the show two years ago. the story still to come first israeli security forces of open forum pro palestinian protesters were marching on the syrian border reportedly killing twenty people and injuring hundreds syrian t.v. has also reported that thousands of protesters a staying in the border area for an open ended sit in all these port a slit has the details from tel aviv hundreds of palestinians have gathered on the syrian side of the israeli syrian border and every one midday today a group of about one hundred and fifty have been made their way to the border fence we're being told that they were actual

sarah fans r.t. athens. well we can now cross live to athens to find out what's going on in front of the greek parliament this. from the country's civil servants trade union now joins us to let us know what's actually happening in the greek capital this week to your in thomas where now where people of course are gathering for another round of protests how far are they prepared to go we're hearing that some protesters are actually planning to stop m.p.'s from getting into the parliament building. that's not the point the point is that we will continue the most right thing until a government gets the masses and those don't we our government and the whole european union governments get the message and the message is that these politics don't get us out of the cries is we want some other politics to be held or. it's not in my that if we will gloss on the aim the parliament or not is a mother all for years of people getting out on the streets and shouting that we want to leave we will leave not bankers right but

that happens in the murky world of bones production walls and things of profitable business sarah artsy. it with r.t. live from moscow works now or just after quarter past the hour a military court in warsaw has cleared seven nato soldiers about a typo on an afghan village which killed several civilians including children four years ago the charges were dismissed over a lack of evidence soldiers claimed faulty weapons for what happened but afghans insisted there's no excuse for us. civilians killed and nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threats and for a moment to be different polish soldiers are put on trial for deaths including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven mortar shells that were fired by polish troops in the afghan villages. as a result six people were killed and three were severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared of all charges one of the accused told r.t. it's all been a big mistake we didn't see. we were accidents decides again was because. there. was. something. a problem we. grenada malfunctioned and missed its

have actually sarah first was caught up in the violent protests in the heart of athens her firsthand account is available on our website r.t. dot com. because we see the price but i don't really have the benefit. of the people providing it could even want to speak. to you but. us there are also plenty of other stories and videos that are to dot com including stunning images of the rare total eclipse of the moon on wednesday night. and your court will hear the next round of the ongoing legal battle over victor bullet the russian man american excuses of being an international arms dealer his lawyers and the prosecution will discuss the case with a judge good is awaiting trial in a u.s. prison but as more important i reports still a gallery of proceedings is being questioned every step of the way. he is the russian citizen america thought relentlessly to adopt victor boot was secretly and swiftly extradited to the u.s. seven months ago and this may be where he stays indefinitely if found guilty on arms smuggling and terrorism related charges if you use can but. he's looking at life there's no parole there's no early release o

r.t. dot com. a u.s. warship has sailed in ukraine for a joint military exercise in the black sea but arrival of the u.s.s. monterey has already raised eyebrows in moscow or he's like sarah shouts the reports from. this american warship the u.s.s. monterey carries a high tech and sophisticated and system called ages and indeed according to the plan of the pentagon worked out several years ago that ships of the u.s.s. monterey's class could be moved to the black sea coast in case of an escalating conflict we understand that the u.s.s. monterey was moved from the american coast to the mediterranean as part of the new missile defense shield in europe worked out by the obama administration in two thousand and nine but the question which raises eyebrows in the russian foreign ministry and that was published in the statement earlier on sunday that there is as long as there is no violent conflict in the black sea region why is the ship the u.s.s. monterey docks there so hard to take part in the nato war games it is especially bewildering given the fact that all the previous seabreeze war games in order have seen only small u.s. u.s. ships take part in these war games of the rus