who does our art harris. political science professor told me that the demonstrators are being unreasonable considering they would still get to a time when most other europeans. the problem with the retirement age has been raised actually a number of years ago because of the observed democrat demographic trends and so there have been actually several attempts before to streamline the system to. increase the number of years that people have to pay in which is still in france lower than the average in other countries as well but all of these measures have been insufficient and so it's come to this measure of raising the retirement age which is only a raise of two years and it's a still it would still be one of the younger stages to retire in europe so it's true that the public ought to be aware of. the issue but it's true that also that they have been used to generous benefit regime and it's very difficult for them to we're actually except to let go of it. moneywise things aren't shaping up any better across the

farce and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catchers are the art harris. but more stories coming your way here on our t.v. this hour including. the capital's new boss and inauguration ceremony of moscow's new mayor is taking place we'll bring you more details in just a few minutes. but first an ancient convent in russia is under investigation over claims of child abuse within its walls teenagers say they were severely beaten deprived of food and sleep for the slightest fault there were similar allegations a year ago but now. evidence of abuse was found that the convent denies the accusations of scott has details what we do know so far is that we have three teenagers who have seemed to escape from a boarding school located at this very convent that's right behind me and if their allegations prove to be true this may actually be we be one of the loudest child abuse scandals in recent years in russia now the teenagers two girls in a boy say that the nuns at the convent have regularly mistreated them beaten them and have done all sorts of hariri a horrific th

a farce and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catch us our art harris. on the way in a few minutes time moscow seal of approval at city hall just later accepting surrogates as the man at the top bus. filmmakers in kazakhstan for their response to the american people right which the country why they're having the last laugh now. prosecutors are to look into claims of child abuse at a convent in central russia teenagers this say teachers beat them with belts as well as depriving them of food and sleep allegations the convent denies there were similar accusations a year ago but no evidence of abuse was found. in the marriage and can tell us this but what do we know so far about these allegations. well what we do know so far is that we have three teenagers who have seemed to escape from a boarding school located at this very convent that's right behind me and if they're only geishas proved to be true this may actually do we see one of the loudest child abuse scandals in recent years in russia now the teenagers two girls and boys say that the nuns at the con

a farce and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people captured as art harris for most of the millions flooding through the streets throughout france a young people to model from a think tank over which promotes the role of youth in european society explain the scale of the unrest is actually due to uncertainty over young people's prospects the political context is very very specific in france today and basically most of the protestations are not against the reform system it is on the one hand on the other hand it's against the policy. in general i don't think the young people that are in high school are worrying about their pensions really they are worried about their future. because you know that in france we have a very high rate of unemployment for young people it's twenty three percent. of twenty five so it's very important and we have a general problem of sharing the jobs are freeing opportunities. well more stories still to come your way this hour here on r.t. including. the small scale lawmakers see in the new study good to be on and join me alice to pu

farce and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catch or does our art harris. well more stories still to come your way this. including. the solvers must go lawmakers vote see and then you get to be on it took me out of there but it's just a few moments from the. top designers have been presenting their collections of russian fashion week. into the dressing rooms to see all the new governments. their stories still to come but first a russian is under investigation over claims of child abuse within its walls just say there were severely beaten deprived of food and sleep for the slightest fault the convent in the region is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the country dating back to the twelfth century it had already faced abuse allegations a year ago but no evidence. it's fun to prove the claims back then but is any integral sco got some first hand accounts of the case. the walls of this convent are supposed to provide sanctuary to the teenagers inside his personal place to turn him into model citizens but signed young people at the boarding school c

and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catch it as are the art harris . let's get more analysis on the situation in france from tom di he is a general secretary of the european think tank europa no one is joining us live from paris thank you for being with us tomas now i'd like to begin by asking you french labor unions say the retirement age of sixty is a hard earned right i mean they've paid taxes they've expected this their whole lives don't they deserve to retire at sixty. excuse me i'm not trying to get the question can you please the question is do you not think that the french labor unions are right in what they say is they deserve to retire at the age of sixty they pay taxes they've been expecting to retire at the age of sixty why should they have to work for two more years well no i don't think that the are right i think no one is right in this in this situation i mean well everyone knows that the french love to protest in the street and i think it's also part of our democracy but it's not enough to explain the situation and the strength of the

farce and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catchers are the art harris. the russian convent is under investigation of the claims of child abuse within its walls teenagers say that was severely beaten deprived of food and sleep for the slightest fuld the convent in the region is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the country back to the twelfth century it already faced abuse allegations a year ago but no evidence was found to prove the claims back then. got some firsthand accounts of the case. the walls of this convent are supposed to provide sanctuary to teenagers inside his personal place to turn him into a model citizen but signed on people at the boarding school say it has turned into more the prison for them in experience it will take the months to recover from three teenagers went public with their allegations of horrific mistreatment at the convent boarding school you just may beat us often sometimes three times a day forty lashes each time once it was around one hundred and three lashes for one girl who cried every day our eyes were nev

who doesn't have art harris. well as we've been seeing in all these pictures from france most of the millions flooding the streets throughout the country are young people who die from i think tank europe and nova which promotes the role of youth in the european society is when the scale of the unrest is due to uncertainty over young people's prospects the political context is very very specific in france today and basically most of the protestations are not against the reform system it is on the one hand on the other hand it's against. the police. in general i don't think the young people that are in high school are worrying about their pensions really they are worried about their future. because you know that in france we have a very high rate of unemployment for young people it's twenty three percent and the age of twenty five so it's very important and we have a general problem of sharing the jobs offering opportunities. more stories coming your way this hour including. sulfas must go on or make his vote see a

democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people who catch us our of our art harris. war stories are coming your way this including. the solver's moscow lawmakers votes in the new city good to be on enjoy reality but it's just a few moments from. those other stars top designers have been presenting their collections of russian fashion week sneaked into the dressing rooms to see all the new garments. but first a russian convent is under investigation over claims of child abuse within its walls teenagers say they were severely beaten deprived of food and sleep for the slightest fuld the convent in the region is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the country dating back to the twelfth century that already faced abuse allegations a year ago but no evidence was found to prove the claims back then off he has this report. what we do know so far is that we have three teenagers who have seemed to escape from a boarding school located at this very convent that's right behind me and if they're all a geisha it's proved to be true this may actually be we be one of the

and democracy becomes a blackmailed institution in the hands of the people catcher doesn't have art harris. now whether the millions of french protesters get their way or simply go home having harmed their nation's economy even more at the end of the day all i can say is that french democracy the people have the right to assemble and so they do actively and without too much interference but if we transport the current situation to america could you imagine protestors here shutting down airports could you imagine this country running out of fuel i think the short answer is no because our authorities would let that happen because swat teams would move in road to be blocked off certain areas would be designated where you have the right to assemble and practice your freedom of speech so is our democracy becoming too militarized. or the french letting their is go too far or join me in the studio to discuss it is jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger and from new mexico we have adam kokesh radio talk show host adam vs the man and i want to thank you both for

. >> harris and her partner, calm as they can muster, walk up the path to art gutierrez's front door.e it happen. >> when we get there, yes, our adrenaline is pumping. this is a homicide suspect. >> her fear. if they don't get this right, the investigation is finished, art gutierrez walks. justice for christie fleming and her family, out of reach forever. >>> coming up, the smoking gun. >> are you a smoker? >> yeah. no, not anymore. >> oh, you used to be? >> yeah. >> "when the smoke clears." >>> a tiny tape recorder. a microphone disguised as a pen. a cardboard binder. these were the tools that undercover detectives diane harris and sheryl comstock would use to capture a crucial interview with arturo gutierrez, the prime suspect in the murder of christie fleming. in the southern california desert town of perris, the two detectives rolled up to gutierrez's house unannounced. their excuse? they tell him they were conducting a few perfunctory interviews before filing away the old case for good. their plan, to charm him into talking, catch him in a crucial lie, get it on tape. >> instead

harris. most voters art lund decided and it has a margin of error of plus, minus, 0.2%. >> and turning to washingtons are expected to gather for the rally from jon stewart, the daily show holding his restore to sanity event. it starts at 9:00 a.m., or time, and then, stephen colbert is the march to keep fear alive after a massive internet campaign to stage a rally after:bac glenn back and still ahead, we will have free or cheap event coming up this halloween. before that, let us take a live look outside with from the san mateo bridge. your full forecast, next. >> and a decent amount of rainfall in the past 24 hours and we even saw more on top of this, before that. santa rosa, three- quarters of an engine of last 36 hours. petaluma, not quite is that much, and san bruno, quite as much, and downtown, the same thing-san bruno. and through napa valley, we saw a secondary wave of rainfall, overnight part with measurable totals two oakland, the east bay, the south bay anything until about 10:00 p.m. last night. oakland is about one- tenth of an inch. and also at s f o, traces in concord, livermore, not qu

harris. romeo, where art thou? how about the end zone? a great stick form. anne arundel wins big.us still, always a hard fought game. last night no different. he stretches for the touchdown. 6-0 city. second quarter, dunbar gets on the board. he goes untouched for the score. dunbar leads 8-6. finding the end zone, dunbar goes on to win 14-6. >> all right. looking forward to meeting you. it always seems like we're saying good-bye to too many people who have entertained us. >> this week we said good-bye to tony curtis. first known for his good looks and later for his talent. >> when you think of tony curtis, one of the importal images is him in drag opposite jack lemon. >> nobody is asking you to have a baby. >> as an actor, curt tist was not afraid of taking on risky roles. >> you can't go lynching me. i'm a white man. >> in the defiance ones, playing a white racist escaped convict, he was nominated for an academy award. >> we gave them a run for it. >> curtiss fought for equal screen playing for portier. >> he glolt famous for his great looks and great physique, and then turned ou

arts and howard university to helping revitalize anacostia and downtown d.c. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. ♪ >> you are watching abc 7 news with leon harrisogist bob ryan, and tim brant with sports. >> new at 11:00, the growing alert. >> police believe eight serial burglar has struck more than 100 times over the past few months. we are live where police met with residents tonight. >> fairfax county residents are waiting for more information about this serial burglar. they are on edge. the entire region is on age. fairfax county police say this is a problem. [unintelligible] >> the police captain told residents that the infamous serial burglar has now hit more than 100 times since mid-august in this county alone. >> this man and a number of his neighbors were hit late last month by a cunning criminal who has eluded police for months. >> he cut this block off. >> he broke into a lot homes and cars to steal money out of purses and wallets. >> our neighborhood is very much concerned. we are very much on alert. >> police say the serial burglar has not confronted 81 for now. they say he targeted clusters of single-family homes. these residents

character, that's what art robinson has been keeping in print for the home schoolers for years, for you to teach your kids. >>> as far as senate races, sharron angle running against harryle platform. political advertisement clinic, episode 74, you may recall that this is one of the most famous race-baiting advertisements in recent history, put out by senator jesse helms, the conservative icon in 1990 against an african-american democrat named harvey gant. >> you needed that job, and you were the best qualified but they had to give it to a minority because of the racial quota. is that really fair? harvey gant says it is. gant supports ted kennedy's racial quota law, making the color of your skin more important than your qualifications. you'll vote on this issue tuesday. for racial quotas, harvey gantt, against racial quotas, jesse helms. >> blunt, right? here is what it looks like in 2010. arguably less blunt but essentially exactly the same ad. >> i'm sharron angle and i approve this message. >> harry reid voted to give special tax breaks to illegal aliens. harry reid voted to give social security benefits to illegals, even for the time they were here illegally. and no