in the middle of asia greece here you can see various boss religious models on the cookies designed to introduce you to this and this has to them a stages in the history of lost dozens of teams had passed the cost of on display in the room featuring heads or several great philosophers a free a pretty easy sight to see creativity thousands of years ago. because of ancient greece is why even the sense of museums and the ruling titles the greek young is one of its highlights it showcases examples of occupation from the fish from first centuries b.c. early on the culture in new york at the time flourished. to serious issues and exhibits beautiful day to make around the museum but we are interested in sculpture post-impressionist art or egyptian artifacts you'll find wonderful examples here some are copies yes but a museum also holds many originals to. use even has a substantial collection all original vases the tree is usually culturally from the six to six. centuries b.c. the black and red figure techniques to pick various images created to showcase asian rituals connected with feasts wil

other valuable objects from asia greece and display all regional items that were found by the german enthusiastic high actually went in the century the amateur of eulogist famously helped excavate the city of troy. in the museum there are over two hundred fifty items those century b.c. mainly jewelry. the question of awful ancient egypt in the christian museum is the largest of its cards in russia defeat these pieces apart and also objects used by the egyptians in the every day life span thousands of years but the oldest items come from the fourth millennium b.c. . one of the highlights in this room is the cosmetics bill as it's called daisy from the end of the fifteenth century b.c. made from all every it features a naked girl swimming with the sacred lotus flower for the most splendid examples of egyptian decorative ought to gods of age egypt were depicted as animals with features of an animal like birds heads for example. view death almost as a cult and here in the museum there are many items connected with us. some of the most interesting paintings in the museum represent the fle

other valuable objects from asia greece or display or regional items that were found by the german enthusiastic are actually went in the nineteenth century the amateur or human just famously helped excavate the city of troy. here in the museum there are over two hundred fifty items those third century b.c. mainly jewelry. the collection of art from ancient egypt to the christian museum is the largest of its cards in russia it features pieces apart and also objects used by the egyptians in their everyday life spending thousands of years but the oldest items come from the fourth millennium b.c. . one of the highlights in this room is the cosmetics pool as it's called take it from the end of the fifteenth century d.c. made from all over it features a naked girl swimming in a sacred lotus flower and it's for the most splendid examples of egyptian decorative arts the goddess of asia egypt or is it pictured as animals with features of an animal like birds heads for example gyptian is viewed just almost as a cult but here in the museum there are many items connected with the. some of the most interest

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hovering at one hundred and eight one hundred one dollars a barrel and markets in asia shop below on monday on reports saying greece's new budget will fall short of austerity targets in hong kong financials and resells still leading the sell off of china is down almost five percent under the new call for. china is losing more than four and a half cents at this hour exporters are under pressure in tokyo with sony down almost six percent. and finally here in moscow two hours ahead of the opening bell here both are just in the most extended the last week deep in the red have some worries that a shrinking global economy could hurt the country's commodities producers and analysts believe it still not be under the trouble and so in the market. we still don't know we still don't have any resolution of the what's going to happen in europe and that's a big big issue for russia russia next is a particularly risky and investors won't buy that if they don't know what's going to happen in europe and if there's going to be defaults in europe and equally they won't buy russian actually if they don't know where the oil price is goin

the markets in asia shopper lower on monday and reports say greece's new budget will fall short of the security targets in hong kong financials a missile strikes are leading the best sell off bank of china has done almost five percent aluminum think gratian of chinese losers and through a half percent the solid exporters are under pressure interfere with so deep down in the six percent. treasure of the installed supporting shopping on monday after the greek government can only still do we can and that it will miss its deficit targets this year just while surging measures. can finally here in most of the markets have opened deeply in the red for the overseas losses a report by emerging portfolio fund research says the phones investing in russia stalled so it seemed cash flow almost tripled in one week brain like the sentiment arkansas' drinking global economy could hurt the country's morse produces let's take a look at some moving to digital sherm who's the most it's energy may just autumn on the main retreat just here with both gospel and course nothing losing over two and a half perce

balkans they aided the guerrillas and yugoslavia and "wild bill donovan" -- and greece with wide-ranging operations. in asia they were limited to burma and china. interestingly enough general macarthur of the southwest pacific theater didn't want any part of donovan's force. he didn't think he would have any use for him. admiral chester nimitz, commander of the northern pacific forces didn't think much of donovan's force and wouldn't let him in. the most extensive operation came in northern france and southern france. they mounted a good bit of research into targets in france and germany. they also infiltrated and parachuted in commandos during that operation. donovan liked to go in on landings, the beach landings. he went into sicily and italy and started to worry his own staff because they thought all those secrets in his head, last place you want to miss at the front where he might be captured and be a valuable target. george marshall, chief of staff of the army thought he had donovan banned from going in to normandy and so did dwight eisenhower. they had it prohibited that he would stay in england. dono

appears wall street is heading for a lower lower opening after big losses in asia and europe overnight largely blamed on word that greeces once again close to defaulting on a debt. latest on trading live from the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes. >>> let's see how gloomy it is here. first monday of october. are you ready for a change in the weather? >> ready or not, here it comes. let's talk to mike. >> here's a look at live doppler, the rain we talked about last week on the radar already. moving through the north bay about noon until then sprinkles, moving through the heart of the bay 4:00. east bay and south bay, probably around 6:00, 7:00. impressive-looking system to our north that will slide down towards us during the afternoon and evening. going to leave us a 10th to quarter inch around the bay, maybe quarter to half inch up in the north bay. there's another stronger system that in a minute. >>> 6:31. san leandro police are desperate for lees in a weekend shooting that killed three and -- for leads in a weekend shooting that killed three and wounded three others. they were leaving a tattoo party. investigator

nicholas sarkozy says greece is near a membership was a mistake as a deal to avert a debt crisis finalized those hopes now pinned on asia. they want us to give in and work for to promote their message but i construct of those journalists in georgia claimed a big push by the government that won't tolerate criticism some saying it's become so bad they're seeking asylum elsewhere. and restore to its former glory russia's eventually both choice theater reopens in full nineteenth century splenda off the last of a whole. seven hundred million dollars after years of delays scandal puzzlement charges russia's crown. is finally set to reopen and. costing around the.

nicolas sarkozy says greece's euro membership was a mistake as a deal to avert a debt crisis is finalized with all hopes now pinned on asia. they want us to give in and work for them to promote their message but i can't stoop to that journalists in georgia claim they're being bullied by a government that won't tolerate criticism some saying it's become so bad they're seeking asylum elsewhere. and restored to its former glory russia's legendary bolshoi theater reopens in full nineteenth century splendor after a massive overhaul. seven hundred million dollars after years of delays scandal and embezzle mint charges russia's crown jewel fever is finally set to reopen tonight. our top story in business russia's eighteen year west to join the world trade organization moves closer to georgia backs us with a proposal what benefits will russia get from joining the w.

evident on the streets of greece the violence is repeatedly breaking out between riot police protesters. even more clashes is parliament again feted in yet another all star team asia and the fold of any property tax they are organizing or this desirous to put goodies on there are a mess just for political reasons and critics do not need the i.m.f. many people in greece now question just here it is the thing control unfortunately very very a leaders in your resume are the bankers. from european central bank bank. shareholders are being. called again and again and again are the. taxpayers in the euro zone despite germany having dated positively to expand the size and power of the year pin band fund already critics are questioning whether that will be enough insights now turn to the many challenges the usa still faces the problem will move from greece and will start talking to other european countries and then the german banks. show even germany. more skilled people in the european you know. will be affected you will find the solution could be not just for greece but for all the european union countries with past measures failing to have the facts in its political le

asia-pacific region. here are the latest market figures. >>> a huge number of protesters filled the streets in greece on the second day of a general strike as parliament prepares for a final vote on new austerity measures. [ chanting ] the 48-hour strike continued on thursday, involving transport and other public-secto workers torotest the introduction o further austety measures. demonsators carryinganrs and placasilled the main streets of the capital city of athens from early in the morning. >> translator: i can't pay the bills any more. this country has zero future. >> translator: the government doesn't care about us. i won't stop until they drop the new bills. >> the police are taking no chances following wednesday's violent clashes and have set up barriers around the parliament building. the bill being debated includes further cuts to pensions and a suspension of 30,000 public-sector workers on reduced salaries. its passage is necessary to secure a second bailout package from the european union and the imf. >>> a team from a japanese university has won the biannual solar-powered auto race across australia. it's second consecutive cha

. >>> global stock markets are all down after greece admitted they will not meet their reduction deficit targets. across asia, they lost more than 4% taiwan australia and japan also posted declines of nearly 3%. now japan's nike fell, despite a positive new report from the bank of japan shows business confidence at major japanese manufacturers are up as they push to recover from the disasters last month. slightly more businesses are feeling more positive than negative about the economy and they have nearly recovered to pre-earthquake levels. >>> checking in on wall street, drop on friday dow jones industrial average 240 points s&p 500 and nasdaq lowering opening as well. not a big drop but looking to see what is happening in europe, our markets could continue to drop throughout the day. >>> time now 5:22 you know i like to eat? >> yes. >> so when you go to a restaurant do you order hamburgers salad and fruit, they are cutting healthier items good for business. >>> 40,000 visitors a year, the skate park still faces an uncertain -- uncertain future. >>> driving 101 approaching the 880 split, we will tell you m

president says allowing greece into the euro was a mistake after even leaders harbored out a deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the entire result holds are now pinned on asia as europe's bailout fund boss heads to china to ask for help . at russia's legendary bolshoi theater a real france and it's pretty soviet glory with a ground ball on friday six years of massive renovation work marred by countless delays scandals and allegations of corruption. and just a moment our weekly entertainment show where we find out that moscow really never sleeps that's off the short break. military. history. friendly. dynamic. plans. hello welcome to the podium in this week's episode we'll be exploring. this is he has completely changed over the past two decades and today even the capital is transformed as well fairgrounds color as a white light so joining me as we explore various lights i mean it was just sites and blogs starting off here at the magnificent. after decades of appearing in monochrome and my skin is finally seeing itself in bright striking technicolor. every evening the russian capital changes dramatically as the city transforms itself into a great new toilet

greece's u.n. membership was a mistake to deal to avert a debt crisis is finalized no hopes now and on asia. they want us to give in and work for them to promote their message but i can't stoop to the. fairness in georgia claim they're being bullied by a government that won't tolerate criticism and some saying it's become so bad they're seeking a some of them elsewhere. and their store to its former glory rushes the legend of both short term reopens in full nineteenth century splendor after a massive overhaul. seven hundred million dollars soft years up to least scandal only charges russia's crown jewel of gold. is finally started to reopen.

thousand cities in eighty two countries from asia the americas to africa and europe they're all united in protest thousands of gathered in australia and new zealand greece italy south korea and hong kong in tokyo protesters took to the streets decrying big business and income inequality as well as directing their anger at nuclear power companies taiwan's capital taipei so people rally outside the city's financial tower which they view as a symbol of corporate greed. but i throughout the day here on our correspondents in europe and the u.s. and all around the world will bring you the latest on the occupy together right to stay with us for our special global coverage. sponsored by growing poverty. by their countries waiting for hours while cutting jobs and social spending people across the globe against their government's economic policies followed a worldwide action against austerity live on party. this is r.t. and to some other news for you this hour after seven months about the regime demonstrations and over three thousand killed in crackdowns the u.n. has warned that syria is heading for a full blown civil war with rumors of army defectors joining the

help could come to europe from asia what are china will not help europe will free because there are no free lunches international economics . china. is already helping greece by hanging some properties so it's helping you know well but it's also taking over are some aspects. of the greek economy so if things are i would think that this kind of help it's also help that could be very very expensive for europe as an all in the long term which will ensure the chinese find in short that germany in the not so distant future just very briefly and finally your professor of political science what are the political ramifications of all of this we're seeing those protests in greece we've seen protests in other european cities and of course these strikes which will obviously be even more damaging to economies what are the political impact political implications particularly on these governments at the moment when we see governments collapsing. well in some countries it's not impossible or greece is a case in point but if the same thing happens in italy the government is terribly unpopular. the government is also a. pillar and you have movements that are in our minorit

asia. the nikeii was down 2. part of a global reaction to new uncertainty over whether the government of greece will be able to avoid default after all. major european marks are all down today by roughly 2%. >>> well, we're just full of good news today, aren't we? >> i know. just kidding. >> and weather-wise, getting a little yucky around the bay area. >> yes, turbulent on the markets. turbulent weather-wise. >> i'm starting to like it. >> fun for you, right? >> i enjoy this turbulence. folks, we are going to see some showers developing around the bay area today. already beginning to see some of the moisture moving in through northern california, and it won't be long it will start to drag in to parts of the north bay. this is going to be a very slow mover as it heads on through the bay area today. a little wave of energy developing on the backside to slow things down just a bit. still, i think most of us will see some showers out there for today. so expect that to stay very unsettled. and a bit on the wet side. especially as we head in toward the afternoon. as the system moves on by. this is really opening the door.

nicolas sarkozy says a greece's euro membership was a mistake as a deal to avert a debt crisis is finalized with all the pope's alpen asia. because they want us to give work for them to prevent blemishes like construct of journalists in georgia or claim they're being bullied by a government but what's whole rate criticism and some say it's become so bad they're seeking asylum elsewhere. to restore to its former glory of russia's legendary bolshoi theatre the open city all by nine hundred centuries wonder of that massive overhaul. suddenly hundred million dollars on the years up to the least scandal an artist rushes to. finally it's time to reopen. just after two pm here in the russian capital this is r.t. now to our top story the late colonel gadhafi son and here write how bad saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert into night here it's believed he's trying to negotiate a surrender to have himself then it to the international criminal court does eventually stand trial he could yet spill some of the secrets of the regime's murky dealings with the same governments that helped topple his fathe

letting greece join the euro was a mistake for the french president doesn't hold back on his belief that. europe is now turning to asia for a cash. china to ask for help the same. as we've been reporting tonight some top stories this hour the bolshoi is back. to waiting for. the first performance in six years after a massive. takes a look at places for those who like a big night out during the small hours this quick break.

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president says allowing greece into the euro was a mistake after each leaders hammered out a deal to stave off the death crisis threatening to engulf the entire. upholstered asia as europe's bailout fund boss had stepped out. and russia's legendary bolshoi theater reopens it had supreme soviet glory with a ground ball friday six years of massive renovations were barred by countless delays and allegations of. one of those stories of fifteen minutes but first all the latest in sports with andrew. company let's start with a quick look at the headlines defeats world number one. championship was of on rio his chances of survival hanging by a thread. green easy laid at the top of the russian premier league after three north rushing of volga. louis cardinals comeback in the brain. against the texas rangers. stop the world number one the ascii has been knocked out of the season ending w t a championships and russian if it is it will not be over his chances of progressing to the semifinals all looking slim to say the least squandered three match points. yesterday took the deciding set seventy five and that means the russian learning made the same easy to thrash bands l

because sarkozy says greece is near a membership was a mistake it was a deal to avert it their prices on lies and all hopes now pinned on asia. they want us to give in and work for to promote their message but can stoop to the journalists in georgia claim their big bully by government but won't tolerate criticism because some say it's become so bad they're seeking asylum elsewhere. and restored to its former glory russia's legendary bolshoi theater reopens in full nineteenth century splendor after a massive overhaul. seven hundred million dollars after years of the least scandal puzzlement charges russia's ground. is finally at a real point. costing around the world and around the clock this is our team welcome to the program the late colonel gadhafi son and key right hand man saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert into new jail it's believed he's trying to negotiate a surrender and himself in the international criminal court if he does eventually stands trial he could get spilled some of the secrets of the regime's bunky dealings with the same governments that helped topple his father teens o

all comes amidst fresh concerns greece could soon run out of money before it receives the next installment on its bailout loan. >> yeah, nina, here in asiaacross the board, the composite is closed for the holiday. the debt crisis continuing as you can see weighing on the market. the hang seng done sharply and the kospi in seoul down sharply. the nikkei is a fraction above its quake level and the s&p is down 0.64%. >> matthew chance because, of course, you'll remember we were hearing the kercher family giving a press conference following the dramatic acquittal of amanda knox and raffaele sollecito. matthew, what is the atmosphere like the day after that dramatic acquittal and what did the kercher family have to say? >> reporter: the media focusing on this event and perhaps on the last plan -- in perugia for the time being it was the family of meredith kercher, her mother arline and sister stephanie and brother lyle, they were sitting in front of a room of journal ifs answering questions giving a statement. on cnn one of the things the family said after the decision yesterday they had been moved back to square one and thought that the peop

greece join the euro was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his belief. after leaders sign off another massive rescue europe's now turning to asia for cash. visiting china to try to help save the. big story of the iconic bolshoi theater to this grand reopening state was no mean feat pushed engineering budgets and patients to the.

greece join the euro was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his beleaguered. leaders sign off another massive rescue deal europe's now turning to asia for a cash kick start with the chiefs visiting china to ask for help to try to save the euro. cross-talk next takes on europe's choice whether it's time to save or sacrifice the struggling career.

letting greece join the euro it was in the state the french president doesn't hold back in his beleaguered colleagues after leader signed off another massive rescue deal. to asia for a cash kickstart for the bailout fund heading to china to ask for help to save the euro. the bolshoi is by its the day millions of theater lovers seven waiting for as moscow's lamarck theater sets the stage for its first performance in six years after a massive refer. from ballet it to beats next as moscow takes a look at places for those who like a big night out during the wee hours that's next on our.

in greece joined the euro it was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back in his beleaguered e.u. colleagues after leader signed off another massive rescue deal europe's now turning to asia for cash to start with a bailout heading to china to ask for help to save the euro. the bolshoi is back it's a day millions of theatre lovers have been waiting for as moscow's landmark theater sets the stage for its first performance in six years for nasa to further from. it's time now for the sports update with richard. well welcome to source of a great to have you with us headlines. defeats world number one caroline wozniacki crashes on the government a champion chips as one of the oldest child says some point all via fred. free and easy needs to extend their lead at the top of the russian and elite able to prevail flashing a ball go. around the sun louis cardinals come back from a bring baseball's world series to the cider and texas rangers. the start of the tennis where world number one caroline wozniacki has been knocked out it's the season ending w t a championships and russia has been as one of the all those chances of progressing to the semi's looking slim to say the least she

and letting greece join the euro was a mistake the french president doesn't hold back on his belief that a u. coli leaders signed off another massive rescue deal europe's now turning to asia for cash kick start with a bailout fund chief visiting china to ask for help to say to you. this is artsy. hello and welcome to school today great to have you with us but to get through the start of course with the headlines. where does one of the always prove the semifinals of the government's three championships but only. the. country heroes. grabs his second trouble in as many games as ten months since the moscow for a sponsor to the los. on just a couple more points boxing legend the tonics which causes those he plans to call time on his career. things in the ring. as one of the all these fruits of a loss for of the w.t. championships. in straight sense going into the match the russians destiny was out of our own hands and needed to be brought into sense having any hope of qualifying and it looked bleak bleak for as one of the over the whole group into one first believe however of a change of use from the excellent comeback to send the sacked into a tie break which she won. going