motive water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in bucharest but now she is forced to pay social security out of her small pension when they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're boring the money because they don't have it had the water is not just here for herself her son left rumania put it to me to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped into directing most of that around the president. protesters accuse him of trampling over democracy and presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption. who wants to take dissent screwed down down with the sask who has parents left us with a heritage and we're losing our children as debt and international monetary fund loan in two thousand and nine came with tough conditions the remaining in government has tried to force its financial house into water budget benefit cuts slashed pay pension freezes falling living standards but some say it's the people who are now being forced to pay for the mistakes of the few who steered the country to economic disaster. this was done at the expense of there are

biggest protests in years outraged with pay cuts and corruption people gathered in the streets of bucharest to call on the country's president to step down on friday hundreds were arrested and dozens injured as police used tear gas to disperse crowds or bucharest artie's our garden has a story. night and day they come to scream their defiance biting austerity and a feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence . after come here for the pain of their mean people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years all they have done is destroy the entire country our youth has no future they have no jobs. mostly water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she is forced to pay for her social security out of her small and. whether you're young or you're a pensioner you need a pension when you get old they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're boring the money because they don't have it . or is not just here for herself her son left for me here put it to me to try and find work young rumanians feel trapp

protestors have clashed with police on the romanian capital bucharest in the worst riots the country's seen for more than a decade for a second week thousands took to the streets demanding the resignation of the government and the president party's tom barton has the details from bucharest. night and day they come to scream that defiance biting austerity and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence. our youth has no future they have no jobs. motive water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she is forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension. they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're borrowing the money because they don't have it. a water is not just here for herself her son left for may yet but it's a need to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped and directing most of their anger at the president trying. protesters accuse him of trampling over democracy and presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption. who wants to take dissent screwed down do

friday hundreds were arrested and dozens injured as police used tear gas to disperse crowds from bucharest artist on barton has a story. night and day they come to scream defiance single stare at sea and the feeling the government isn't listening to. even violence. our youth has no future they have no jobs. marie water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she is forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension. they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're boring the money because they don't have it . mary water is not just here for herself her son left romania but it's illegal to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped and directing most of their anger at the president try and assess coup. protesters accuse him of trampling over democracy and presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption. who wants to take dissent screwed down down with disaster parents left us with a heritage and we're leaving our children with just debt an international monetary fund loan in two thousand and nine came with tough cond

motive was sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in bucharest but now she's forced topay a social secuity out of her small pension. whether you're young or your pension you need a pension when you get older they need to give us a fair pension and not tell. they're borrowing the money because they don't have it had a war is not just here for herself her son left her mania but it's illegal to try and find work young romanians feel trapped under direct and most of their anger the president try and assess could protest as accuse him of trampling over democracy presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption the the who wants to descend down down with the sask who has parents left us with a heritage and we're losing our children just didn't see the problem it's the young ones that need to to have a. good life you know mania. and we are not allowed to have peace because of stupidity of high levels of government that parliament. and international monetary fund loan in two thousand and nine came with tough conditions unlike in greece the remaining in government has tr

and reports from bucharest.night and day they come to scream that defiance biting austerity and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence i'm in. here for the pain of their mean people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years old they have done is destroyed the entire country our youth has no future they have no jobs. mostly water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she is forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension. whether you're young or you're a pensioner you need a pension when you get old they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're borrowing the money because they don't have it. is not just here for herself her son left her mania but it's silly to try and find work young romanians feel trapped and directing most of their anger at the president try and assess could protest as accuse him of trampling over democracy presiding over a political elite riddled with corruption. who w

outside the capital of bucharest, it is the dogs they are worried about, home to some 50,000 strays. supply roads to the kennels have been cut off, and they have been helping to clear away the snow. >> it is freezing. with the cold winds, we are facing minus 20 degrees celsius. we are now waiting for a heavy machine to help us dig out the cages. this is not the first time we have done this. we did this last year, too. >> and people are getting used to the treacherous conditions. last week, there are many in the balkans and other areas stranded, with airplanes grounded and main roads blocked. more snow has also been forecast. bbc news. >> not just a nightclub, but increasingly in gymnasiums. in china, becoming ever more popular, not just among women. he used to be a soldier in the chinese military, and now he spends five days a week on his new-found passion, and one day, he plans to become a professional coach, and he says to us that he is having to fight harder than ever. >> i am the only male student here. i've always loved the dancing, but i chose pole dancing because of its elegan

the igloo-shaped shelter sits in romanian's carpathian mountains, about 200 miles from bucharest. visitors catch cable cars instead of cabs to reach the resort since the road is closed during the winter. they pay $90 a night for the shivering stay and owners say they often have a full house until it all melts away in may. tina kraus, cbs news. >>> now, there is one thing that the hotel cannot offer guests. and that is a toilet made of ice. bathroom facilities are available nearby. >> would you want to sit on one? >> would you want to use one? >> it would be a little uncomfortable. >> last night, did we get a little bit of a surprise. >> we expected the rain showers to mix in with some snow showers but the snow showers took over. they took over in a big way with upwards of two inches in catlett, huntington and calvert county. about an inch, inch and a half. that was a little bit of a surprise. but it is all melting today. we have warmed up nicely and the sun is out. tomorrow's going to turn ugly in the form of a cool rain developing by lunchtime or so. here is a look at your day pl

just outside the row mainian capital bucharest, it's the dogs they are worried about. the city is home to some 50,000 strays. the supply roads for these kennels became cut off and prisoners have been helping clear away the snow. >> it's freezing. with the cold winds, we're facing minus 20 degrees celsius and now waiting for a heavy machine to help us dig out the alleys between the cages. we were here last year, too. >> and the people of eastern europe are getting used to the treacherous conditions. last week blizzards left many in the region stranded as planes were grounded and main roads, blobbled. the severely cold temperatures are due leave later this week, but more snow has also been forecasted. dominick cain, "bbc news." >> joining us a spokesperson for the ukraine emergency situations ministry. thanks for joining us. just how bad is the snow? how bad is the weather there? >> hello. at least 30 people have died in the past five days in a cold snap in ukraine that has brought temperatures down minus 33. ukraine has been experiencing its coldest winter in six years.

international monetary fund in return for another loan violent clashes among protesters and police in bucharest have left scores injured. next to peter lavelle and his guests discuss the rao over a plan that u.s. legislation which critics say will censor the internet worldwide debate show cross talk is coming your way. hello and welcome to crossfire computable it's a contest pitting silicon valley against hollywood with washington in the middle supporters of the stop online piracy act claim they are losing billions of dollars a year on the internet opponents of.

just outside the romanian capital bucharest, it is the dogs they are worried about. the city is home to some 50,000 strays. the supply roads to these tunnels became cut off and prisoners have been helping clear away the snow. >> it is freezing, with the cold winds we are facing -20 degrees itself yes. we are now waiting for a have a machine to help as they got the alleys between the cages. it is not the first, we have done this. we were here last year, too. >> and the people are in -- of eastern europe are getting used to treacherous conditions. last week blizzards left many stranded as planes were grounded and main roads were again locked. the severely cold temperatures are due to easily turn this week. but more snow has also been forecast. bbc news. >> and still to come on," "gmt tunisia's shrinking jewish population. the community with 3000 years of history stands the finance -- stands defiant against calls to move to israel. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines of ram world. the front page of "the financial times" describes the budgetary

. >>> police used tear gas to control riotors in bucharest. >>> a demolition with a twist in england. a campbell soup factory was brought down sunday. campbell's left the daughter of an employee killed in a workplace accident years ago have the honor of lowering the boom. she says it gives her family closure. >>> and finally the first family took time sunday to hohn yort birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. president obama, first lady michelle and their daughters joined worshippers in washington, d.c. baptist church. the civil rights lead woehr have turned 83 yesterday. and u.s. markets are closed in observance of martin luther king jr. day. but here's a look at how they ended the week. the dow closed at 12,422 after losing 48 points on friday. the s&p 500 was down six points. the nasdaq fell 14. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 121 points. in hong kong, the hang seng tumbled 192. something to spice up your day there. when trading resumes on tuesday, wall street will be watching energy prices, european debts anticipate new earnings reports

to watch reports sent in by our teams tom barton who was in the middle of the recent violence in bucharest it's all online at our website r t v dot com. with russia's presidential election just around the corner candidates are stepping up their campaigns prime minister and now presidential hopeful wide amir putin is proposing stricter immigration rules in his second major newspaper article in the run up to the vote peter all four reports. but talking on multiculturalism a migration vladimir putin praised what he sees is russia's long history as a multicultural nation a history he says goes back to the days of the russian empire it said that there have been some very serious problems though when it comes to migration and integration of migrants in russia that these problems over the last twenty years since the collapse of the soviet union were very serious indeed in our problems that russia is still struggling to to deal with today speaking about what the results can be of migration going wrong he warned of the rise of nationalism the rise of xenophobia these type of issues that we saw acte

who responded to the stone throwing and fire bombs with tear gas artie's tom barton reports from bucharest. night and day they come to scream that defiance by single stare at sea and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence. of come here for the pain of the romanian people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years old they have done is destroyed the entire country our youth has no future they have no jobs. mostly water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book rest but now she's forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension maybe you know whether you're young or you're a pensioner you need a pension when you get old they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're borrowing the money because they don't have it. is not just self some less yes but it's enough to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped into directing most of their anger at the president trying to. protest as accuse him of trump private democracy presiding over a political elite riddled with. a long steep descent spe

there had been a violent scenes in the romanian capital bucharest between police and protesters demonstrating over health service cuts nine people were injured as officers used tear gas while some in the choir threw petrol bombs thousands have been taking to the streets across the country angry at nor government austerity measures needed to get new financial help from the international monetary fund opponents say the already outdated medical system will be a further blow us and our living standards reduced. and right now it's time to look for to feature more trailblazers among russia's x. part entrepreneurs are that share their stories of success. in russia foreign job seekers have often been preferred of local talent but terry linda bug who created the stuff well recruitment agency took many of the country's home grown and gifted candidates out of the shadows and she and they have never regretted it. i am really fortunate that i've had a really good run with our business in russia i started southall in two thousand and that was still during a time when it was a little bit of a crisis here af

in order to secure a cash injection from international creditors artie's tom barton has more from bucharest. things turn nasty in the streets as book arrest. protesters have been peaceful for the past few days but now the demonstrations turn violent. fighting as proof going out between police and protesters just behind me you can see the protesters bringing up fences and now that is expected to clash we define these line. they've started to through all tools and other things that the police line and they're going to chime pushy senseis into the police line now. this is a voluntary one hope that they could avoid today but it seems that it has broken out after all as a fence being thrown. earlier in the day thousands that poured into the remaining in capital to demand the resignation of the remaining president try and assess coup opposition politicians address the crowd will that end you have come from all over the country that means that this right has begun and it must not stop until we reach what we want but we need. not going some people are upset because they've lost their job service be

lashing out over a thousand demonstrators causing mayhem and bucharest angry at the government for the latest wave of austerity cuts watch the video along with my. the others on our you tube channel. four news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. charlie corporations rule the day. now as they run in the west step up their war of words over the islamic states nuclear program the u.k. is refusing to rule out taking military action foreign secretary william hague also spoke of his confidence that an embargo on iranian oil will be in place by the end of the month let's get the latest on these comments from artie's bennett who joins us live from london ivor these latest statements from london come as any sort of surprise or has british policy been building up to this. well the mention of military action is never to be taken lightly of course but this really was the expected next step in a dispute this rapidly deteriorated in recent weeks the mention that military action is still not hasn't still been ruled out still in the table has come from u.k

rage in the rumanian capital against government austerity measures thousands of demonstrators in bucharest repeatedly clashed with police since thursday sixty injured to this seemingly cause and threw stones and firearms officers tension has reached a boiling point over public wage cuts smashed benefits widespread corruption in the government. republican candidate jon huntsman has abandoned his u.s. presidential campaign though saying mitt romney is the best man to take on americans are we outspent becomes less than the week of the huntsman came third in the actions in new hampshire or something in seventeen percent of the vote despite extensive campaigning as well as withdrawal from the presidential race leaves five republican candidates the current frontrunner on. there every single day at least ten children go missing in india's capital new delhi many end up a slaves or forced to work in the sex industry there's pressure to discover that the figures are actually an improvement over previous years with almost seventeen million people packed into its crowded city streets new delhi is the

rage in the romanian capital against government austerity measures thousands of demonstrators in bucharest have repeatedly clashed with police since thursday with nearly sixty injured activists waved packard's and threw stones and firebombs at officers tension has reached boiling point over public wage cuts slashed benefits and widespread corruption in the government. every single day at least ten children go missing in india's capital new delhi many end up as slaves are forced to work in the sex industry but as british discovered the figures are actually an improvement over previous years. with almost seventeen million people packed into its crowded city streets new delhi is the perfect place for people to get lost but some don't just get lost they disappear that's what happened to raul kumar's twelve year old son ravi he went missing one year ago when he left the house to get his bicycle but never returned. i don't know who took my son away i looked for him everywhere but i couldn't find him. and ravi is far from the only one in delhi alone anywhere from two to five thousand children go

lashing out over a thousand demonstrators cause mayhem in bucharest angry of the government the latest wave of austerity come and watch the video along with many more on our you tube channel. four news today violence flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. as iran and the west step up their war of words over the islamic states nuclear program the u.k. is refusing to rule out taking military action foreign secretary william hague also spoke of his confidence that embargo on iranian oil will be in place by the end of the month bennett reports from london. in response to iran's refusal to halt its nuclear program it continues to enrich uranium which he has mentioned as labeled as increasingly dangerous so now it's just a threat. the u.k. says it will continue to pursue a diplomatic attack i.e. increasing sanctions with the hope of bringing iran to the negotiating table after talks over its nuclear program stalled a year ago but that tactic has been tried for the last year hasn't seemed to work the tactics hav

police who responded to stone throwing in a fire bombs with tear gas artie's tom barton reports from bucharest. night and day they come to scream defiance white single stare at sea and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence. come here for the pain of their mean people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years old they have done is destroyed the entire country our youth has no future they have no jobs. motive was sixty she's worked all her life in the textile factory in book you read but now she's forced to pay the social security out of her small. whether you're young or your pension or you need a pension you know they need to give us the fans pension and not tell us they're boring the money because they don't have it. is not just so. but it's a way to try and fund. young rumanians feel. to most of that rango the president bush sr to tell. has accused him of trampling over democracy presiding over a political elite riddled with iraq. who wants to take descent down down with disaster as the parents left us with a heritage and we're losing

quattroporte said earlier by artie's tom barton who was in the middle of the recent violence in bucharest on our web site r t v dot com. where russia's presidential election just around the corner the candidates are wrapping up their campaigns prime minister and hopeful writer lattimer putin is proposing stricter immigration rules in his second major newspaper article in the run up to the vote peter all over reports. multi-culturalism.