homes in benghazi tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato air strike in the eastern town of breda a claim the alliance denies. skeptics in brussels staged the euro's funeral and as greece faces public anger over deeper cuts in the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy a vote is expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures athens will get another bailout to stave off default and economic growth. up next week for the past and present a place where one of the most bitter battles of the second war a second world war took place. and. dressed fortress today it's on the territory of the sovereign republic of belarus formerly the soviet republic of belarus a fortress was once the westernmost outpost of the soviet empire each day schoolchildren in the town of brest take part in a ceremony by a local monument to commemorate what happened there. on june twenty second one thousand nine hundred forty one german fascist forces invaded the soviet union without a declaration of war the defenders of the breast fortress found themselves in a dead end situation it

state television more than twenty others were reportedly hurt by the attack in the eastern town of breda the t.v. report didn't specify exactly when the assault happened the alliance has rejected the allegation saying it's only hitting a legitimate military targets. and in syria twenty people including two children were killed when security forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators without warning and a new wave of protests thousands took to the streets of several cities calling on president bashar al assad to step down after four years or four decades of family rule in the capital damascus demonstrators also came under fire as they blocked roads leading to the city center a three month long crackdown has reportedly left some fourteen hundred people dead . free. free. free. free. free. free. tom. thanks for staying with us here on our t.v. fifteen minutes past four am here in moscow the promised land of the jews israel facing an exodus of its own tens of thousands over the past few years with many others thinking of packing their bags as our reports fears over security issues forced

homes in benghazi to tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato airstrike in eastern town of breda a claim the alliance denies. skeptics in brussels stage are euro funeral as greece faces public anger over deeper cuts and the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy votes expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures things will get another another bailout to stave off default and. one of russia's richest men has decided to throw his hat into the ring of politics has been elected leader of the right cause party he's planning to win seats in december's parliamentary elections and he tells r t he eventually wants to be prime minister in this exclusive interview with his can all stay with us. he is a successful businessman one of the wealthiest in the world all for big sports fan the owner of the jersey nets and nell the leader of the right cause political party which is aiming to become russia's second most powerful political force i'm joined by me. why does such a successful businessman like you want to get into politics. you know when you achieve pers

in the eastern town of breda t.v. reported not specify exactly when the assault took place rejected the allegation saying that it only hit legitimate military targets. in syria twenty people including two children were killed when security forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators without warning and a new wave of protests thousands took to the streets of several cities to call on president bashar al assad to step down after four decades of his family in the capital damascus protesters also came under far as they got through to leaving the city center a three month long crackdown is reportedly now fourteen hundred people dead. we have more on the situation in syria online for you will have to do just visit our website it's on t. dot com you can watch an interview with one independent journalist who says that e.u. sanctions will not bring any resolution to the crisis there in syria. also online at the moment is no fairy tale ending for a real life cinderella the russian girl turned a global supermodel. spritz from

libyan state television more than twenty others reportedly hurt in the attack in the eastern town of breda the t.v. report didn't specify exactly when the assault happened the alliance has rejected the allegations saying that it only hit legitimate military targets. and in syria twenty people including two children were killed when security forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators with a warning and a new wave of protests thousands took to the streets of several cities calling on president bashar al assad to step down after four decades of his family's rule in the capital damascus protesters also came under fire as they blocked roads leading into the city center of a three month long crackdown has reportedly left some fourteen hundred people dead stay with us we'll be back after a short break. down the official auntie allocation your only phone on pulled from the dumpster. one job on the. video on demand. an r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your one. on the dot com. or for staying with us here on our t.v. seven fifteen am in moscow the promised land of the jews israel is now facing som

r t is on the ground in the libyan oil port of breda this is tripoli rejects the international criminal court's demands for colonel gadhafi is arrested and accuses that of doing nato's dirty work and critics say the ruling makes a peaceful settlement less likely and only deepens the country's deadlock. over a thousand people dead in months of protest against the presidency of bashar assad that's the political reality first for syria today. day from the syrian center for political and strategic studies discuss what lies ahead for the troubled country spotlight coming up. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the interview show parts of the pilot how do you know when today my guest on the show is about the one zero. four months of protests in syria have left over a thousand people dead their rights are the biggest challenge for the asaad family they have been ruling the country for fourteen years but today and spied by revolutions in tunisia and egypt syrians want to oust president bashar assad. what's the most probable scenario for the syrian crisis here's the executive director of the syria

government blaming nato for killing at least fifteen in a recent air strike on the eastern town of breda the alliance denies the accusations saying it strikes only legitimate military targets meanwhile opposition leaders in benghazi say they're ready for negotiations to draw the bloody conflict to an end but many in the country believe the rebel force is more interested in waging war than creating peace artie's maria you know she has more. this family hasn't had the wall quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only because of explosions and gunshots one day people from the government in the you call them rebels we call them terrorists came to me and told me we have to arrest your daughter because we know that she supports khadafi. these cave has been long and hard for they were in their family well and i had to hide for some time from them as they've bee

international criminal court's demands for colonel gadhafi is arrested or to reports from the oil port of breda scene of nato's latest bombing campaign. two am in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t our top story violent clashes have broken out in athens on the first day of a general strike by workers hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are protesting ahead of a parliamentary vote on a harsh set of tax hikes and spending cuts riot police clashed with rioters in the center of the greek capital firing tear gas and using rubber buttons to repel stone throwers at least eighteen people have been detained four policemen have been hospitalized the e.u. is demanding twenty eight billion euros worth of cuts before releasing any more cash to greece its consider the country as a last resort to avoid becoming the first euro zone nation to default both the cuts and the high interest. water extremely unpopular french journalist financial journalist writer dimitri kovtun a says an incompetent government has left people with no way out. it's got a pretty bad and i wouldn't say that

homes in benghazi to tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato airstrike in eastern town of breda pena lyons going on. skeptics in brussels stage the funeral as greece faces the public anger over deeper cuts in the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures athens will get another bailout to stave off the fall and. all the latest sporting events with coming up. well welcome this is this for years and here are the headlines this hour says the moscow extend premier league leader beating up carwell psych incidents in the failed to score against chechen side terek i think it is. run away form the leaders of us in the town secure as is six when the season the sixteenth overall finishing ahead of the last one webber at the european grand prix team but i don't say i. am from the colts to the greens former tennis world number one you're any catholic of secure is the russian national golf championship. final fast and eight games have been played across the country in the russian premier league in the last round befo

homes in benghazi tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato air strike in the eastern town of breda a claim the alliance denies. skeptics in brussels stage a euro funeral as greece faces public anger over deeper cuts in the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy a vote expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures athens will get another round of ballots to stave off default and economic growth. next could europe be facing a completely new economic reality peter lavelle and guests debate the euro and the impact the greek crisis had on the currency cross-talk coming your way. kick. start. low and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle hero and it's meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated but this appears to settle little if anything the u. still has to decide whether it will continue to rescue greece from crisis his doubts mount whether the euro project has a future. we can. still see. the prospect the prospects for the euro i'm joined by vanessa rossi in london she's an a

r t is on the ground in the libyan oil port of breda this is tripoli rejects the international criminal court's demands for colonel gadhafi is arrested and accuse it of doing nato's work critics say the ruling makes a peaceful settlement less likely and only deepens the country's deadlock. time now for part two the alona show stay with us here on our team. ok it's time for show and tell on tonight's program the last time we mentioned a segment from the daily show with jon stewart where he question a few numbers which showed us how both the u.s. and greece are facing serious debt problems however people who agree seem to have better options for themselves like lower retirement ages and benefits all the u.s. is stuck paying debt on all of its wars abroad so which countries got more for its money let's go to producer patrice in ascending to find out what you have to say. since we're both buried in debt the question is who's gotten more bang for their buck the u.s. or greece well there's nothing like go right to the source for a quick comparison. you can see for yourself greece is going thr