an associate churkin r t v or. the us author david korten has been studying the root causes of why thousands are protesting across his country he says the police cracked out of the demonstrations are only fueling anger against an unfair system. the bulk of the protesters are deeply committed to nonviolence which is extremely important and i think the police sometimes fail to recognize that when they attack nonviolent protesters it really exposes the the corruption of the system and the fact that the police are fielded to protect the one percent and not to protect the free speech rights of the rest of us that actually draws more support for the protest they are finally drawing attention to the fact that we have an economy. not only in the united states but in the world that is predominantly working for the for the one percent of people who control the financial system it is not working for the ninety nine percent we've had so much conversation in the united states fueled by corporate media focusing attention on the

russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open to sanctions now of course russia has one is one of many countries that has been opposed to international sanctions against syria ambassador churkin says moscow believes the violence should be stopped through internal reforms and political dialogue not external sanctions or military intervention such as the case of libya. with a draft resolution which was not passed today was based on a

is one of many countries that has been opposed to international sanctions against syria ambassador churkin says moscow believes the violence should be stopped through internal reforms and political dialogue not external sanctions or military intervention such as the case of libya you put in your. draft resolution which was not passed today was based on an entirely different philosophy the philosophy of confrontation we cannot agree with its one sided accusations against damascus we believe the threat of implementing sanctions against the syrian government is unacceptable this approach contradicts the principle of a peaceful settlement of the crisis based on a common serious national dialogue should brazil india south africa and lebannon abstained from voting on the resolution but it was the united states that voiced extreme disappointment that the security council did not bolt of atlee adopt the resolution moving forward russia and china said that they will be working on a resolution to gether that they say will be more balanced in the case. syria now we do know that some council members w

why the protesters are out here with a little help from businesses spreading the word just as you churkin our teeth and your. staying with the make it about topic business is up next with dimitri stay with us. thanks matters twenty of our series here in moscow welcome to the business update with me to be terminated enco present major event evers called on the e.u. not to impede energy cooperation between russia and europe with internal directives a push came following is talks with dutch prime minister mark in moscow now it's over medvedev said he used third energy package hinders gas link ups the package demands a separation of production transportation and sales of energy it could affect russia's gas giant gazprom which is producing and selling gas meter develop says it's a business considerations that should be guiding decision making in brussels to look it will if you're going to show up in the energy field everything is good will be good you certainly e.u. directives do not interfere with the development of poolesville cooperation we hope that when taking such a decision business wil

exactly why the protesters are out here a little help from businesses spreading the word just as you churkin o. r. t. new york. it is up next with dimitri stay with us here on r.t. . morning and welcome to business r.t. the markets in russia have opened mixed we'll look at them in just a second first of all president medvedev has called on the e.u. not to impede energy corporations when russia and europe with internal directives but push comes of following his talks with the dutch prime minister market in moscow and it's over much better said the use of third energy package hinders gas link ups the package demands the separation of production transportation and sales of energy it could affect russia's gas giant gazprom which is producing and selling gas meter rivera says his business considerations that should be guiding decision making in brussels. the good cholesterol commercial in the energy field everything is good will be good you certainly e.u. directives do not interfere with the development of full scale cooperation and we hope that when taking such a decision business will be a prio

churkin a first, i want to take -- to thank you and the community voices for bringing to as a very big issue that needs to be addressed. i strongly support the original legislation and the help the san francisco program that has resulted from its implementation. i am proud, as i think we all are, to live in a city where our employers have a legal our employers have a legal obligation to provide health

everybody has banded together and the rope that's being created here no sword will cut once they see a churkin out r t v or. the anti wall street protesters have seen some heavy police crackdowns with tear gas and a sound grenades being used to disperse the rallies and after an iraq war veteran scott olsen was seriously injured in a protest in oakland anger against the system has only been fueled but one of the wounded marines friends and alleviates who is also a war veteran thinks that violence is not the answer nobody has stepped forward and it made it you being the police officer who threw or fired the projection but it scott is still the situation is still really tense i think until the city and same old man committed a vast error in judgment i feel like it's not going to foster good relationships that scott situation has taught us all you know it's i hope it will continue teaching us all that violence no matter which side it's against is never a productive way to get your message across. and later in the program we give the demonstrators in new york a chance to let their voices be. these

gassed this week all despite the violence the movement is picking up momentum and our jesus is here churkin our reports now on heart how war veterans are now helping fill protester rights. america's autumn faeces covered up who just rushed from tear gas shot into the crowd by police. at least ninety seven arrests in all could california. on tuesday night. a twenty four year old marine and iraq war veteran scott olsen shot in the head by a police tear gas canister unable to even see his name. a march of solidarity with the oakland protesters in new york leads to ten arrests . protestors slammed into the ground and netted by police earlier in another marine confronts police treatment of protesters and a video now gone viral on the web. you risked their lives for america now part of the uprising marines and others who serve the u.s. go public in their fight for the occupy wall street because let's find out what this means for them. joining us. recognize that this is an american. stereotypes thirty year old gary briggs has served in the national guard for the last two years he's spending his sh

estimated two million dollars while most brushed off the demonstrators as an artist parties anastasio churkin and discovered it's a far more organized set up. these are anarchists these are the people that you know. accused of being anarchist and disorganized the occupy wall street didn't count meant it's far from chaotic it is set up like a small village broken up into themed sections better organized than i thought it would be. they really have it set up so that there isn't a clear leader in the organization and the way that it's being done but at the same time. every part seems to be handled by someone in the medical area staffed by volunteers provides on the spot assistance to comfort areas supply sweaters and blankets to keep demonstrators warm as the. all right apologize for that we'll get back to that later here on r t but coming up it's a little more than just a citizen standoff going on against the big banks some of the wall street campaigners are accusing news outlets they're of peddling a view that the u.s. that bears little resemblance to the reality live by millions of americans.

everybody has banded together and the rope that's being created here no sword will cut an associate churkin o r t v or. well still to come this hour despite the threat of violence members of the occupy wall street movement refuse to give up on their dreams. right now things are possible in america for a lot of people these people need to believe that dreams must continue where journalists are very hard to gauge is opinions from the heart of the big apple. and one of the world's leading economies proposes an original approach to bolstering growth. germany's leading nationalist party wants all immigrants out but it seems the extreme view is attracting growing support in the country proponents say the movement is giving rise to violent crime and causing a dangerous rift within society artie's tom barton reports. what do these two very different pieces of music have in common they're both performed in germany and they increasingly represent clashing forms of society here we want. immigrants coming across the illegal ones it was after the other covers that's the view of the national democratic p

two million dollars and while most brush off the demonstrators has an arc it's artie's out a stasi churkin a discovered it's all far more organized. these are anarchists these are the people that you know. accused of being anarchist and disorganized the occupy wall street encampment is far from chaotic it is set up like a small village folk and up into themed sections with a better organized than i thought it would be. they really have it set up so that there isn't a clear leader in the organization and the way that it's being done but at the same time. every part seems to be handled by someone a medical area staffed by volunteers provides on the spot assistance or comfort area supply sweaters and boy gets to keep demonstrators warm as the season gets chilly or while the donated sleeping bags pile up as the number of protesters grows bigger we just took the chinatown bus appeared from richmond virginia. to kitchen providing a traditional american breakfast bread bagels and peanut butter and jelly plant foods are used to filter water here we have breakfast at seven thirty in the morning peo

churkin a first, i want to take -- to thank you and the community voices for bringing to as a very big issue that needs to be addressed. i strongly support the original legislation and the help the san francisco program that has resulted from its implementation. i am proud, as i think we all are, to live in a city where our employers have a legal obligation to provide health care to their employees. and i certainly support the idea of needing to close this loophole. i think it has been very troubling the there have been employers or not paying what others have been, that there are some employers are a disincentive to do the right thing, to limit usage and otherwise not provide notice, and the fact that we have only had 20% of usage, i think we would all agree that that is not acceptable. that being said, as i think folks know, i do hope that we can figure out how to do this in a way of accomplishing the main goals of supervisor campos' legislation but do it in a way that does not dramatically increase costs for businesses that right now, today, are struggling to stay afloat. and that t

is one of millions but he is one of only hundreds that have found their way here so far this year churkin party new york. from protests against economic inequality across the globe. and watch footage shot. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. but a quick look at some other international stories for you now. the shock of the deadly earthquake in turkey and they are sparking riots in the present instance and you know inmates reportedly set fire to the jail because authorities refused to let them out of the prison a supporter of the state who came as the turkish government requested foreign aid to shelter thousands of homeless families three days after the deadly quake there were four hundred people to have. an explosion in the western swiss city of dawn this man has left one person dead and ultimately last struck the fourth floor of an apartment block in the city center eight of the wounded were taken to hospital for treatment they say they're still trying to determine the cau

cooks in this kitchen are here to cook up one thing for a revolution of change in america and see churkin. we've got more reaction from the streets of new york in this week's edition of resident to. wall street campaign this of they think they'll win their fight against corporate. i'm here. this week let's talk about that i think the really protesting is you know the failure of the system to respond to you know a kind of higher calling for you know our country you know we can't be subjected to . you know one percent of the one percent it was the real bad guys you know who make over five million ten million dollars a year for doing that well i do feel that the country is in a very serious serious situation where he tests the united states or is it a global issue it's a global issue but the united states says that the center of the of all of the most important issues right now that we're going to hear from spain to ponsonby to spain where we have people for life other colleges. in one of the he's at rallies he's all of those are doing. i mean thirty five bridge that by while they're down by