let's go live to eunice yoon.ly did lagarde have to say and what do the chinese make of her. >> reporter: nina, christine lagarde has been meeting with business and political leaders for the past two days. people are very concerned about the help of the euro zone. people here in china as well as across the region volcano been voicing their fears that the problems in europe could hamper global growth and potentially tip the world economy into a double dipper recession. that's the main feed here. i've been speaking to a lot of fund managers who have been saying what they'd like to see out of europe is stronger action. they hope the european central bank would come in with aggressive moves to buy more government bonds and also are hoping that the european leaders would come in and make a very strong commitment to solve this crisis. that is exact lit point that imf chief reiterated to reporters today. >> political clarity, that is what we need as a lender. i believe many lenders, many investors actually expect exactly

eunice yoon, cnn, wenzjou. >>> marches were held across the united states. in new york where the protests first began, police say they arrest 2d 45 people. this i-report video appears to show new york city officers dragging a woman along the street by her hair before other protesters came to her defense. and on the west coast, police say they arrested 48 people in several incidents in portland, oregon. 50 protesters were arrested in los angeles with bail set at around $5,000. >> now, spanish voters head to the polls this weekend. in just a moment we'll be speaking to some of the country's young voters who say unemployment is making theirs a lost generation. >>> welcome back. you're watching "world business today" live from london and hong kong. >> in europe, tensions are running high as the british prime minister david cameron gets set to meet his german opposite number angela merkel, the chancellor in berlin later today. the two leaders have very different views on the euro zone crisis and indeed, the shape of the whole european union overall. that could ma

planning on doing it was just using the license to get high and it turned out that i truly enjoyed eunice aspect of it as well my job where it was that it started with any company making just five bucks an hour for about four years five years which a lot of us had to do. our fire code has played an important role in driving down the volume and spirit of fires and because that is the reality what we need is more ambulances. ten years ago with half the evidence is that we have now now we have all of them see medical services in the city of los angeles. from the time you dial nine one one here in our dispatch center tell the time you get to the hospital it's one service the one you want to family member to come with you to the hospital we want him to step. down here. and. here. you go see this. lady and you know this. urgent soon is very important. we see about three thousand patients a month through demurred city park but. we had a day the other day where we saw hundred ten in one day and it was exciting and your name is stephanie said just reach your sorry buddy the lady you looking for th

. >> eunice and pr? >> i miss npr. >> in the years you were fired by npr as you look back and the debits and credits, how do you come out with the perspective -- how you come out on the effect of your case on the political discourse and political correctness in the united states? >> i am thinking about this lot this week being the one year market. as i was saying to glen, initially i am a human being. i was very hurt. glenn mentioned i have written books about the civil rights movement. i celebrate people who are activists and made a difference in this world and helped us to be a better country. the idea that someone was going to label me a bigot at this point in my life is unbelievable to me. i didn't understand it. i felt hurt. people said you are okay. fox give you a big contract. what is interesting is men always bring up the money. women say to me are you ok? [applause] but i learned very quickly -- i had this experience the day after it happened. npr trumpeted to the world as if they were so proud

[shouting] >> they are shot and on behalf of eunice and. let me just remind the house of what the shadow chancellor said about low interest rates. the shadow chancellor said long-term interest rates are the simplest measure of monetary and fiscal policy credibility. that is what he said and that is what this government is delivering. we are being tested by these difficult economic times. we will meet that test by getting on top of our debt and deficit. he is being tested too and is showing his wheat, left wing and irresponsible. >> winston! order! some people have interest in listening. >> thank you. i would like to associate myself with words from the prime minister, 10 years on from the momentary intervention more than three million girls in afghanistan are in school. will the prime minister send a clear message that the rights of those girls should not be traded away in a false choice between women's rights and security when evidence shows women's involvement in post conflict resolution is essential for stability? >> can i wish my hon. f

here and this president reagan at one point cut funding to this one pulled out and you know what eunice will survive and it will survive the scientists will stay with us here on r.t. still to come this hour tough tactics accusations of police brutality against antiwar protesters while we talk the witnesses the police crackdown parts. and markets worldwide is sinking as investors spread the surprise decision by the greek prime minister to cool a referendum on last week's new bailout package for the debt stricken country more in business in ten minutes. those who are fascinated with history. to those who have a sweet tooth. to those who can't live without discomfort. and of course to the nature lot of us this magnificent land offers is treacherous. between the earth and the sky. on our. world for. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms of rush. we've got the future covered. which brightened if you move soon from bullets to parachute. stock totty dot com. and for staying with us here on r t twelve minutes past the hour in moscow this halloween the f.b.i. decided

secretary has now been accused of being hypocritical and abdicating responsibility when you mention the eunice co admission to the palestinians immediately following that the united states canada and israel withdrew all stopped giving funding to the bodies so much so that you miska has had to suspend temporarily its activities now that kind of pressure comes while israel continues to build settlements in occupied east jerusalem and the occupied territories so certainly while the palestinians a short time ago had a lot of euphoria that the international community would back the bid for statehood this kind of pressure going on behind the scenes seems to be paying off. their senior kosovan politician has gone on trial for atrocities carried out against prisoners during the kosovo war at the end of the ninety's the prosecution says he along with eight other military officers who were also in the dock tortured and killed serbs the christian cards a former nato officer and author who is writing a book apologizing to the serbian people but leaves the a large shares responsibility for those crimes in

of here and this person intrigues one point cut funding to this one pulled out and you know what eunice will survive and it will survive this time this well stay with us here on r.t. still to come tough tactics accusations of us police brutality against anti-war protesters now we talk with witnesses of the crackdown plus. as likely to be a new round of volatile trading around the world as insurgency comes rushing but that's not to greece's prime minister george papandreou but the country will hold a referendum on the last minute bail until to try to contain the books debt mountain more in business in ten minutes. but first china has successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft into orbit that's a key milestone in the country's drive to build an operational space station by two thousand and twenty over the next two days shen's who vessel is expected to rendezvous and dock with the prototype station module for more on this now i'm joined by michael roscoe defense expert at national university of singapore thanks for joining us so just how important is this launch in china's push towards a

nineteen points including this jumper to give thirty twenty seven lead at the end of the second quarter eunice has lost this is my gradual increase their advantage to remain eleven points by the final buzzer langar at seventeen and nineteen rebounds while alex a share finished with ten points. in the meantime k.k. group looked for their first rain in the euro league as their host to drive it almost and thanks to george i felt with seventeen points and eleven rebounds together with someone who lost love at twenty two that sealed their historic victory eighty percent eight the final score there putting zagreb level on points with childless in group three. as they are in group a turkish win about bennett's count two of italy in a stumble a man on the lead with eighteen points nicolas serenus scored a three pointer for the visitors with eleven seconds to go in the fourth quarter taking the game into overtime at. until three all warehoused outscored their opponents by two points eighty five to eighty three finished in favor of the hosts . no such drama for fellow group eight side and their cause wh

here and this president reagan at one point cut funding to this one pulled out and you know what eunice will survive and it will survive this time as well. ten minutes past the hour here in moscow still to come on the program indebted and enraged. they called the american dream because you have to be asleep to believe it unemployed graduates smiled with a massive student loans vent their frustration by joining the fountains of occupy wall street protesters. and it's all change at the top of the european central bank with push a stepping down after eight years of boom bust recession and debt crisis. this halloween and so the f.b.i. tell its own ghost story it released surveillance footage of on a chapman and other alleged russian sleeper agents uncovered in two thousand and ten the agency says the videos that show a spy ring work on his part or all of the reports from moscow. perhaps spookiest overall is that this footage doesn't contain any actual spooks there was no charges of espionage leveled against the ten people who were arrested in the united states in june of last year instead t

year we showed up and i miss eunice and you know how was it for you psychologically your former candidate a set of the candidates and now you find yourself in the middle. of nowhere being basically a holborn the train station floats. through tauriel candidate i was look what's happened in washington that it's prime minister book will speak on her since she left office you know what i see there it is these kind of things happen to people even the run for office if you know it's there what i mean to them you know despite a genuine tom sawyer style adventure in ukraine delayed will says he has fallen in love with the country and will definitely return next spring whether that's visit would be purely scientific or mixed with the personal his still has not yet made up his mind. lexie rush of ski odyssey reporting from ukraine. extraordinary story there from ukraine and there's more from that country on our website at r.t. dot com to find out why nuclear waste land that chernobyl that's when attracting tourists from around the world is now officially closed to visitors why some problem happenin

the united states canada and israel withdrew will stop giving funding to the bodies so much so that eunice there has had to suspend temporarily its activities now that kind of pressure comes while israel continues to build settlements in occupied east jerusalem and the occupied territories or so while the palestinians a short time ago had learned for yet that the international community would that they bid for statehood this kind of pressure going on behind the scenes seems to be paying off. but what we're reporting right now eighteen minutes past the hour here russia is calling on the syrian opposition to stop aligning itself with extremist gangs of smuggling weapons into the country and only triggering more violence but this comes amid an increase in illegal shipments of munitions and military supplies from neighboring lebanon over the last few months professor of international relations are mark almond says that syria falls victim to lebanon's political games . the people doing struggling may be doing it for money or somebody is paying and i think there is grounds for thinking that in t

yet and this president really gets one point that's funded to this one pulled out and you know what eunice will survive and it will survive this time as well and dr sabry side dominated by her to the palestinian president things recognition i unesco increases international pressure on the u.s. and allies to follow suit. but you cannot get the united states of america celebrating the arab spring going into the square in egypt and shaking the hands of demonstrators seeking democracy while banning palestinians from having their own democracy in their own independence that's you will act and that's totally unacceptable what's also to this is the fact that the united states of america has in the past thought in the palestinian authority that it would cut the aid now we hear that foreign secretary secretary clinton is calling upon congress to reconsider this position i certainly hope that the american administration would it would reconsider this and that the issue of financial threats will not be off and the palestinian and the international intention to consolidate palestinian independence wil

the united states canada and israel withdrew all stops giving funding to the bodies so much so that eunice there has had to suspend temporarily its activities now that kind of pressure comes while israel continues to build settlements in occupied east jerusalem and the occupied territories or so while the palestinians a short time ago had a lot of euphoria that the international community would that the bid for statehood this kind of pressure going on behind the scenes seems to be paying off. the reporting and we'll talk more about palestine's un membership it and are joined by . he's opposed in american business activists and writer who's in ramallah the postings except that they will not realistically make it to full u.n. membership but what's behind their wish to make opponents of the bid publicly explain their standpoint. it looks as if you can hear me there so can you hear me we just spoke a few seconds during that report to understand that we did get a communication with you can hear me. or i'm sorry about that or rather you can hear me no no you can't or i will see if we come back t

and that is president reagan that's one point cut funding to this one pulled out and you know what eunice will survive and it will survive this time as well on to syria now where the president of the country has told russian television the forces fighting his regime are armed dangerous and putting civilians at risk but sharla saad also said he is ready to work with the opposition parties that have emerged during the months of uprising against his government artie's those are silly reports. strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to where the conflict this country's been going on for almost eight months now in that interview to the russian channel he did say that any attempt to destabilize the country will result in what he called an earthquake that will reverberate not just in the region but will have a global implications he also stressed that syria is most definitely not libya it's a different situation altogether and he did voice out what he and his government think is a real cause of the conflict in his country. today we have hundreds of soldiers police and security

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