it's not a cross. it's a cross beam. don't think of it as an ode to jesus.hink of it as an homage to jesus the canaanite with a relatively unsuccessful carpentry business. [laughter] but you know what, that's fine, that's fine. that's our system. you can file lawsuits. just because there is a lawsuit doesn't mean that it will be successful. everyone is entitled to their day in court. it's not like the atheists are being total dicks about it. >> here's a quote from dave silverman, the president of the american atheists organization. "the world trade center cross has become a christian icon. it has been blessed by so-called holy men and presented as a reminder that their god, who couldn't be bothered to stop the muslim terrorists or prevent 3,000 people from being killed in his name, cared only enough to bestow upon us some rubble that resembles a cross." [audience reacts] >> jon:, well, i can see why he's the president. [laughter] "as president of the american atheist organization, i promise to make sure that everyone, even those who are indifferent to our ca

>> well, the latest is that they are about 30 that have crossed the town. these 30 vehicles are believed to be part of a gaddafi convoy that was cited yesterday heading towards the capital. they are believed in the capital because they passed particular district yesterday at 9:00 p.m. >> you have no doubt at all about the convoy. can you w shed any you who might be? -- be in it? >> we have not had a chance to see them or monitor their movement. it is commonly believed that they include people very close to gaddafi which would include his family members and his supporters, like his bodyguards and other key people within the establishment. >> finally, what sort of reception would a gaddafi entourage be likely to receive in the capital of niger? >> its on the basis that of the relationship that he has with niger, which is a pretty good one because he has contributed to restoring peace in potomac the north of niger and helping with economic programs such as the production of crops in northern niger and the construction of roads in the southern half of the count

the low welcome to cross non-crime peter lavelle is it time to write the obituary for the euro as the single currency reels from one crisis to the next europe's politicians appear to be powerless in the face of a monetary union that is proven to be dysfunctional what started out as a monetary crisis is now turned into a fiscal and political meltdown. came. across not the fate of the euro i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he's one of the founders of the global justice movement also in london we have daniel ben ami he is a journalist and author and in princeton we cross to andrew moravcsik he's professor of politics and director of the european union program at princeton university's woodrow wilson school all right gentlemen with this is cross-eyed that means i want you to jump in any time you feel like you want to say something but first let's take a look at the changing landscape of the european union crisis. it is a global reserve currency they only a potentially viable alternative to the head gemini of the us dollar and the single

in fact, there are three cross walks here on bay road at gloria avenue. tonight, neighbors are calling for the city to put in more stop signs to prevent another accident. mothers kept their children close to them as they walked across the same cross walk where this 6-year-old was hit and killed as she was walking to school. >> it's really scary. >> reporter: veronica rodriguez walks to school with her teacher each day using the same cross walk. >> not everybody is watching, so they go like really fast. >> reporter: kids like 9-year-old sandra ramos says she's scared to cross the street. >> it feels sad that she died and i don't want the same thing to happen to me. >> reporter: rodriguez and other neighbors are outraged and calling on the city to put in stop signs, install flashing lights and hire crossing guards. >> we can prevent this kind of accident and we don't do anything. so how many kids need to die? >> reporter: police say she was walking with her mother and sisters when a driver struck her and dragged her. >> i saw the little girl get hit and i s

four forces there has been lots of international reaction to that with washington accusing the cross of the serbs of provoking violence and the russian foreign ministry saying that it may seem that this is just a minor border crossing dispute but in fact that could describe the situation in the entire region. ok let's take a brief look at some other news from around the world this hour the yemeni ministry of defense has announced that house kill the u.s. for terrorist mastermind. lucky he was allegedly involved in a number of attacks on america including the failed times square bombing last year and the fort hood shooting rampage in two thousand and nine. he has said to be on the c.i.s. priority target list at his death although the number of failed attempts on his life by the u.s. army. john is rocketed into space industry after its first recent study and albeit the old man facility nicknamed the heavenly palace laugh it off on thursday the last will stay in orbit for two years marking of something his plans for its own space station by the end of the decade but not all will be used

to be in the shape of a cross.nd so this place within the zone became what they referred to as god's house. they called it an amphitheater. and it was really a place where people came while they were doing recovery, they would take a break, they would come in there, you know, it was such a war zone, and it was a place where people would come to be ministered too, both christian and nonchristian. megyn: and now you are seeking to memorialize that at least in your documentary, it's called the cross and the towers. i recommend people check it out. scott my thanks to you so much for coming on. a breaking news situation on the tragedy in nevada. new information about the gunman and whether he was targeting the military next. w [ groans ] you okay? i'm not looking forward to my flight. try this. bayer aspirin? i'm not having a heart attack. it's my back. no, this is new bayer advanced aspirin... clinically proven to relieve tough pain twice as fast as before. what, did you invent this or something? well, my team did.

stop the war coalition and denver we cross to daniel wagner he is c.e.o. of country wrists aleutians and in toronto we go to eric margolis he is an award winning journalist and author of war at the top of the world the struggle for afghanistan and asia all right folks this is cross talk means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's look at some of the challenges facing the new libya. following six months of iraq about all the grip the world's attention the arab spring has produced another significant outcome the toppling of libya's gadhafi may have come as a surprise to almost everyone now the least of which were the rebels who fought the forty two year regime. but as the victory fanfare settles libyans are facing a far more trying challenge that of proving they can create an alternative to qaddafi's rule when their standard we're working a lot of me here in the look and a lot of civil society is so we are starting from. only your point. here. in the situation the country is transitional council has been lobbying forei

it is just naturally cross- disciplinary. and it seems to work best when you are doing something visionary, that no one has found a reason for, can even justified. let's build this ridiculous thing. [laughter] art tends to be like that, anyway. television shows, as it comes, you look for the unknown, you will not find it. but art, yes. art is about the unknown, what we can discover in the us. art is a wonderful breeder of that because they are doing something where they are on the front here sometimes. nobody did this. they go well beyond any industry standard. there is something about the culture that is radically cross- disciplinary. we do those things institutions always say they want to do. we want to get crazy and cross- disciplinary around the shop. let's sit on the floor. let's play foosball. but if you let people loose in an environment -- people will always give to a greater gift. it is just a principle. if a group get together to give a gift to an entire city, it is easy to find people who will give to that. and the

and, weekly, masses were held at the cross's base. >> this is a cross for all people.ot just for christians. but for all people who gather here to pray. in god's love. >> reporter: and this summer was moved from a catholic church back to ground zero, to the 9/11 memorial museum. but, soon after the very cross that had given so much comfort to so many had become the focus of a lawsuit. a group called american atheists is suing to stop the display of the cross, claiming it causes them mental pain and anguish, from the knowledge that they are made to feel officially excluded. the suit sparked outrage across the country including that slap from jon stewart. >> atheists, why do you give a [bleeped]? [laughter]. >> if it really bothers you, why not just think of it as a metsal key shaped thingy? >> governor huckabee: shortly after the suit was filed a rasmussen poll showed 72% of americans favored the inclusion in the museum and atheist president david silverman doesn't see it that way, saying, quote: "the world trade center cross has become a christian icon and it has been

now the latest developments in the ongoing dispute at the border crossing between. serbia is that the case for the border post. man from the man made very good which was close to the border crossing the case for troops have set up a perimeter and they say that should anyone try to break it should try to penetrate into the zone into the border crossing they will shoot to kill some of them are even pointing their weapons towards us journalist that was the serbs who are stationed here it is unclear whether they will actually destroy the barricade but for now it seems that this particular barricade this particular checkpoint which was in the spotlight off the major violence on tuesday with more than eleven men injured in those clashes has now been removed or the control of the k. four forces. now eleven men to remain hospitals with different rooms despite the case for forces and nato claims that they used only rubber bullets and tear gas grenades to classify the crowd most of the people injured have gunshot wounds we managed to speak to the doctors in the hospitals they

understand that those helicopters are bringing fresh troops to the border crossings to. realize a situation now. let's say seventy two hours since violent clashes at the border between. protecting the barricades and the. almost a dozen men still remain in the hospitals with different. time it is really hard to understand who provoked this violence because the nato forces point the finger at the course of saying that they were the ones who provoked these clashes but at the same time they say they had to use rubber bullets and tear gas grenades against. them. in hospitals here in the. those who were delivered with injuries they are delivered with gunshot wounds so it is really hard to tell what's true and what's false in this whole situation driving around the city we've seen many pictures it's my first time here in more than four years and i've never seen so many serbian flags hanging around this serbian part of the town as well as many on the streets saying that this is. basically reflects the mood it is rather calm but the situation could be escalating and. well this is

from dealing with cross-state pollution. the e.p.a. must regulate emissions under its current rules. so let's focus on the facts as presented by the e.p.a. thanks to the clean air interstate rule, emissions from fossil fuel power plants in the lower 48 states were 44% below 2005 levels by 2009. in the past four years, our population has grown 48%. gross domestic product has increased and coal-fueled electricity has increased by 148%. during that time, emission from coal-based electricity generation have dropped by 60%. despite this success, e.p.a. is still pushing for the most expensive rules ever imposed on utilities. every single dime of which isn't paid by the utilities, it's paid by everyday americans who use electricity and by america's manufacturers. just the two rules in this bill, the ones that the train act seek to delay, would increase the nationwide average price of electricity by 11.5% and it's even worse in this nation's manufacturing states. look at this map. the upper midwest could see their electricity rise by 17%. mich

first time red cross officials have given access to a damascus present. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 1:00 p.m. in libya, where there are reports that a convoy of heavily armed vehicles if have crossed the country's southern border into neighboring niger. pickup trucks laden with gold and currency, secret deals to give a fallen dictator a way out. speculation about all that and more. what do we actually know? bbc have learned that the convoy consisting of 50 vehicles and carrying members of the gaddafi entourage has reached a town. it is due to head true the country oppose the capital. now the latest from peter. >> the net closing around gaddafi or have his associates found an escape route? this is a quiet market town in northern niger.

for more, we are joined from tokyo by our correspondent from the white cross. -- from the red cross. the people in the northeast displaced by the earthquake and tsunami, have they been affected again by this typhoon? >> yes, the 30,000 people were warned to evacuate, and we have confirmed 60 families that were living in a temporary home have fled their home and have asked help from the red cross. we have sent people for assessment today. >> you mentioned the fabricated homes. these homes are built for evacuees, built near the mountainous area. are there fears that the typhoon continuing could lead to mudslides? >> yes, when the government was building prefabricated homes, they paraded to find a place and built them more that could find. some places are mountainous. after the mountain swallowed a lot of water, there is fear of other mudslides still. >> how are the people they're coping and what kind of help does the red cross need it to be able to assist the evacuees? >> the red cross has dispatched blankets for the people staying at evacuation centers, and our staff members have talk

back along the road to formalisation or for relationship or fish the second thing is that once you cross them officers then you will put a flag then you will put the call to arms then you will put so-called possible laws and then people who live here will be circled by you something that looks like. a chemical so there's now talk among serbians that building you bypass the checkpoints because bin authorities refused to leave the time being the border crossing remains blocks and there are many obstacles that will need to be overcome on the rates of finding a resolution. well for the news extended coverage of get to check out our web site r c dot com let's take a look at a few stories we've got online for you right now tonight this is the fear some flagship amandeep pride of the russian navy pilot she now you can get an inside look at an icy body i don't know its glory on live below our cameras inside there so i want to take a look at that if you fancy also this is a close call for a small town in russia's far east is faced with an extraordinary nuisance when a police what you're seeing th

now the latest developments in the ongoing dispute at the border crossing between. serbia is that the case for border post man from the man made the barricade which was down close to the border crossing and around a hundred of them came there with guns and said that the this is the border area and that the people need to leave now several hundred serbs which were very gating very getting this particular order moved away from there and ok for is having a full control of this area here it is unclear whether they will actually destroy the barrier but for now it seems that this particular barricade this particular checkpoint which was in the spotlight of the major violence on tuesday with more than eleven men injured in those classes has now been removed or under control of the k. four forces. now eleven months still remain in hospitals with different wounds despite that the k. four forces and nato claimed that they used only rubber bullets. tear gas grenades to pacify the crowd most of the people injured have gunshot wounds we managed to speak to the doctors in the hos

and for now anthem blue cross members may still 7 care at stanford. but a hospital spokesperson says during what we hope will be a temporary interim period anthem blue cross hmo members should continue to work closely with their primary care medical group for approval and authorization. anthem blue cross p p o customers may have different co-pay and deductible but should continue to have access to stanford hospital an children being and packard children hospital facility and physician. shannon and mark hope they come up with an agreement soon. they have grown to trust their doctors and don't want to be forced to find care elsewhere. >> with relationship i have got with them would be kind of unnerving. start from scratch. >>reporter: tl neither side will rae veal details of the the noses but the sticking point appears to be over reimbursement rates. leif at stanford, abc 7 news. >> okay thank you. >> dangerous start to the school year for students at uc berkeley. string of caims rarted on or near campus including 2 armed robbery and several sexual assa

that's the nation's busiest border crossing. at least three people had to be taken to the hospital. >> the white house is on the hotseat over the obama's administration ties to cyl ny dra. they left them stuck with a $525 million loan. today at a fiery hearing in washington, the members of congress demanded to know why the loan was fast tracked when

package increase some four fold at home off of greece's debt written off surfaces now and for us that's cross save life now so what can the greek people expect from tomorrow's voters. well all eyes are going to be on berlin to see the outcome of that is very uncertain the name and exactly what's going to happen now as he said the contributions from germany as well as other usa members would increase. to be a preview we know that there has been some problems especially amongst the german public it's pretty extremely unpopular and we've seen the greek prime minister george happened on a visit just the other day met with the german chancellor merkel that that was seen as a move to try to maybe garner a bit more support for greece and we heard some very positive rhetoric coming from the base of the increase is part promising to deliver saying they think they can find their way out of the crisis it really is crucial that you as i need to still have made it clear whether or not they're going to be providing that next tranche of money the eight billion euro is is still that certain will go ahead bec

red cross are they going to be able to see prisoners in different parts of syria and different prisons so a great deal will depend on what happens next do you think we'll see if you negotiate between the protest is the opposition and the syrian leadership any time soon they say they won't do it but you think it might happen anytime soon. i think we're beginning to see some kind of dialogue already between on the local level on the regional level within syria and i which is supposed to start today but the main opposition groups. are not where they do they do not believe that it is likely to go anywhere any kind of negotiations on the kind of dialogue but at the same time there is sort of a stalemate and there is a recognition that unless there is a dialogue and there are a number of parties internationally that are pushing in this direction they believe that dialogue is the best way out and i'm lost there is dialogue syria misliked our civil conflict and the which is going to be dangerous for everybody involved professor place peace expert in the global relations scholar at american uni

preventing access well earlier i hate to be a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross is trying to reach the refugees in a convoy through the desert. your eyes are seeing the president in your reaction to almost a race now we are going to. receive from already that they are going to get to the convention because you know the longer that they're asking for a show you got from the people getting out the. front running back a fight. is going growing a lot there is also known as they have voted so that's a story to have here we have been trying since the past weeks to enter the city we are prepared we have all the humanitarian assistance needed but so far we couldn't get the necessary security guarantees to be able to get we have attempted to go to certify both but all of them did not did not. and then we will be out of here so intensifying our contacts with the party for the concert to be able to get input now for the people who are less. nice and probably the worst guys so before we got close on the situation and is providing assistance to these people maybe you want to

now the latest developments in the ongoing dispute at the border crossing between closer and serbia is that the case for troops have brought in bulldozers and demolished the serbian very jade's this was the close is very tates of the border posts to between corso off and serbia became full bore that's now pushed men from the man made very good which was about close to the border crossing the quay for troops have set up a perimeter. and they say that should anyone try to break it trying to penetrate into the zone into the border crossing they will shoot to kill and some of them are even pointing their weapons towards journalist towards the serbs who are stationed here this particular checkpoint was in the spotlight of the major violence on tuesday with more than eleven men injured in those clashes has now been removed or under control of the case for forces. now eleven months remain in hospitals with different rooms despite that the case for forces and nato claimed that they used only rubber bullets and tear gas grenades to pacify the crowd most of the people injured have gunshot wounds

not what the viewers are expecting i think ok let's get some business news now and cross over to the desk with dimitri. i think they'd be better off sorting their differences on a football pitch like most russians believe as to what's the dry on the deal that puts the sea on this stream gas pipeline and already russian companies are rubbing their hands with glee they're expecting an avalanche of construction contracts russian pipe producer d.m.k. says it's going to be a boom time for the company. approach here is to look at the stage of technical design so it's difficult to give any details but of course we are engaged in the project under getting prepared for it so extreme will provide those with orders for the next two to three years. the signing of the south stream pipeline deal spells the bad news for ukraine when completed russian gas supplies to europe will bypass ukraine and reduce its ability to leverage the scouts and with the possibility of no gas to transfer to europe here says it might have to close part of its network ukrainian energy minister uni boyd says the fair pric

steps in to call off a great great class of a season's checkpoints on the serbian border crossings serves to blockade. cars brushy solved through pipeline project becomes a reality of russian companies are just beijing new lucrative deals on kids is calculating losses more in business in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is our sea life from moscow now to start a strong offensive from libyan forces that you know are less are still putting up a strong resistance this is the country's interim leaders struggled for mccain he said count it all their forces remain logs in battle with supporters all the features of colonel little as the making that in several cities the civilians in the affected areas trapped in the crossfire meanwhile the rest of libya's reeling from months of civil war with some estimating the death toll in the tens of thousands ongoing nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians with some western leaders now facing possible legal action and then military campaign you may find some of the images of damage missiles report to stop. this is re

northern kosovo with local serbs reinforcing their barricades in an ongoing dispute over border crossings situations also led to nato sending more troops to the area already fraught relations between serbia and kosovo plunged to new depths on tuesday after nato forces tried to dismantle the road blocks provoking the violent clashes with the serbs problem latest on this i'm joined by our t's alexei jarosz o.c. lived in the region along axes so as any water been thrown on this fire yet is there any signs of things calming down so far. well for now the situation really seems to be rather call there are no clashes everything seems to be quiet and peaceful here in the town of course all the time which is split between. the serbs but they are certain indications that the situation could be escalating nearest future because we went to the barricades manmade barricades organized by the course of yesterday last night and we saw that they are reinforcing their very gates with fresh piles of sand put on the roads to block these roads for forces and for the course of the police also we heard helicopt

follow him and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the nine eleven decade what has been accomplished what has been lost as america's so-called war on terror made the us in the world a safer place and one of the huge costs and loss of innocent life has it all been worth it plenty to take you. live. to cross-talk america's war on terror i'm joined by david ignatius in washington he's a journalist and author in rochester we have john miller he is a professor at ohio state university and in london we crossed the n.s.a. to critique he is c.e.o. of the cordoba foundation all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and it's i very much encourage it but first let's take a look at some of the questions facing america on this anniversary. this year marks a decade since al qaeda september eleventh attacks on the united states as america and the rest of the world commemorate the day it is the decade of the events that followed which poses the hardest questions and calls for a look back from the passing of the contentious patriot act to the war in afghanistan

two disputed border crossings the response outrage among locals on friday nato forces helicopters in your own class and customs officials to the previously controlled funk here in response all roads leading to the crossings top negotiated can all sides to seek a diplomatic solution r.t. sara for planes. as stand of course of the thirties with e.u. and nato forces on one side ethnic serbian protesters on the other before us this is our land our territory it's refusing to accept the cause thing government's attempts to take control of two border crossings here in the north the protesters are standing firm at the barricades they erected this is the game of nerves. willing to back down i don't think anyone in the world can come to these people here in the north and you've got. to go home and accept that you're living in the ground and they will not do it the time being the protesters. you don't have to look hard to see signs of the underlying tensions here all along the roads here in the north you come across these makeshift roadblocks serbian people using gravel rocks bits of words what

these called border crossings the really administrative border crossings and. this is this is something that is. the situation over there with. soldiers trying to isolate the community and turning essentially into a ghetto. is nato will proceed as part of the problem there. well it's a good question who polices the police. in this uni polar world the serbs are hoping that somebody will come to the aid because nato at this point is not really contributing to a peaceful resolution of the problems over there nido is simply pushing ahead with its interests in with calls which are mainly konami. we've already seen armed conflict albeit with rubber bullets you think the situation is going to get worse was this an isolated incident again i'll put that to you just really want to get your thoughts on it because your closer to the action it. well it's hard to say whether the situation will get worse but nato has. refrained from using force when it needed to push for its interest in that sense ever since the needle bombing of serbia in one thousand and nine and these conf

cross international efforts being stepped up to border tension in kosovo where neither locals or nor serbs seem willing to back down after recent bloodshed. it's eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story in libya government forces are turning up the heat on colonel gadhafi as remaining supporters defiant loyalists are making a last stand in three key cities bani walid and have been under heavy assault for more than a week with reports gadhafi and his sons could be hiding out there meanwhile the rest of libya is reeling from months of civil war that's left tens of thousands dead ongoing nato airstrikes have also reportedly killed a number of civilians by mistake but some western leaders are now facing charges at home for the legacy of that military intervention artie's daniel bushell reports you may find some of these images disturbing. fridge explorer minister says he's ready to defend me in the international criminal court which is issued for his wrist but lisa will have to fill in the clothes first to be. deposed leader is in hiding for good

well where one of the border crossings you renny and the road leading up to it remain bloke's by the protesters now we actually can't get too much play so when you go up to the front of that cross thing you stop by the bubble and we can see some of the k. full forces on the ground that we saw helicopters coming across and. you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings also the albanian cos the police they've only actually got to. each of the checkpoints at the moment and that only for the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take over control and that's what much of this. now amid concerns repeat of what we saw in july when violent clashes over the course the government making of me to try and take this place resulted in the death of a policeman is actually being relatively quiet here what we've seen is a huge number of serbia and i think it's turning out at these barricades that what we've got at the moment is the standoff situation is being called a war of nose because of both the checkpoints at the barr

northern cross about. european energy giants have signed up to bring bill gone. a step closer to reality but our client would run under the black sea and be another means of pumping russian gas directly into europe just like the north stream network which was opened earlier this month ariz the music movie there girl has more now from sochi. the fact that gazprom has signed the shareholder agreement with its european partners companies from france italy and germany means that russia isn't the one step closer to realizing the transportation of gas from russia underneath the black sea to bulgaria and then eventually to austria and italy so directly to european consumers and this one step gives it an extreme advantage over a rival of project in the pipeline which is outlined to deliver gas of central asia to europe and this has spurred concerns from europe for european or dorothy's about the security of energy in europe and we have heard a comment from. european energy commissioner saying that this makes europ

the un's both these in stalemate over tensions at kosovo and serbia as northern border crossings the breakaway regions ignoring claims the talks but seems set on seizing the checkpoints all and if necessary. as the british and french leaders held the democracy they brought to libya u.k. tanks the weapons in tejas strengthen all the arab hardline leaderships. the russian manned spacecraft touches down beneath trans national space station crew members. are one of the ten cents missions in its history. up next the danger of a dramatic escalation of the syrian conflict is on discussion impede lavelle's show what happens if russia quits his post and if people really want him to quit it's will these and many more questions coming up in crosstalk. wealthy british style. sometimes because. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the car is a report on r.t. . can. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle series growing cycle of violence is this country the state of cause the civil war or about to start a civil war if this current regime fall

it's now encircled with barbed wire in the lines offices promise to shoot to kill anyone trying to cross it and he spoke to us on the phone from the. i'm standing right now about seven hundred meters from the border between gaza and serbia the case for troops will set up a defensive line and they said that they will shoot to kill anyone who is trying to penetrate the line and trying to get close to the border crossings this morning in just a short while ago where more than one hundred k. four troops came over there going to their weapons at the serbs who are barricading the checkpoint and told them that this was the border zone and that they needed to leave the serbs actually pulled back about five hundred meters from where they stood and barricaded the bridge closer to the road which leads to the border and now basically it's the same very good which is a little more further away to be a full force is also pushed all the journalists away from the area and even the one of our colleagues crew left their car behind the case for line and they actually had to get permission to get the car ba

coming your way in just twenty minutes will be showing your lavelle's show cross talk his guest bay what obstacles are keeping israelis and palestinians from reaching our roster greenman here's a preview. from death to forty eight is it israel retain seventy eight percent of palestine and the arabs not the palestinians we're in a tension of about twenty two percent and that essentially is the sixty seven there is let me go national international community that's the internet what the international community support let's and this is there yes i. really support this really support the sixty seven border so i think it's fictitious to start talking about the offers that palestinians turn down and i think we should instead start looking towards the future and the future is if the israelis want to have peace they have to begin to recognize the palestinians as equals and this is something that no israeli leader has committed himself to whether it's under the guise of two states or one state all that i want is to be treated as an equal and all that benny morris and all of the other israeli esta

you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings also the albanian cause the police they've only actually got to. the checkpoint at the moment and that the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take over control and that's what much of this. now amid concerns repeat of what we saw in july when violent clashes over the course because the making of me to try and take this place resulted in the death of the policemen is actually relatively quiet here what we've seen is a huge number of serbia and i think serbia is turning out at these barricades what we've got at the moment it's a standoff situation is being called a war with knows it is the fate the checkpoints at the barricades is the serbian protesters and then the cable forces at the actual crossing themselves as the no one wants to make me take a full force if they want to take me to break up the barricades the fears about your violence and the serbian phrase that's the for exactly the same reasons they don't want it he's like everybody was so we had the u.n.

crossed in syria four people were reportedly killed in crackdown on anti-government protests on sunday now again the country has. more than two thousand five hundred dead in the past few months most cases stepping up its efforts to mediate a peaceful solution to the complex and team of russian lawmakers apparently on a fact finding mission in syria so damascus appears to be committed to democratic reform the kind it's all saying as circulating a draft resolution that ended in the warring sides towards done on the approach rivals said the u.s. draft which time it's an ask is an assault to step down because congress. says the russian delegation will have its hands full in syria any kind of military intervention in syria immediately leads to a scenario of escalation and this is something which hopefully will be addressed by the russian delegation in its discussions with the syrian authorities but first of all we must clarify got what is the opposition there's an opposition within the syrian civil society which operates within the called close of the law which has also dialogue with the go

the protest is now we actually can't get much closer when you go up to the front of that cross thing you're stopped by the pub who are we can see some of the case full full says on the ground that we saw helicopters coming across and i saw the you like helicopters dropping off some of the police forces to these crossings also the albanian calls the police they paid me actually got to each and each of the checkpoints at the moment and. the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take over control and that's what much of this just best so now amid concerns repeat of what we saw in july when violent clashes over the course the government can only to try and take place resulted in the death of a policeman is actually being relatively quiet here what we've seen is a huge number of serbian i think serbians turning out at these barricades look what we've got at the moment is a standoff situation it's being called a war of nerves because the basic checkpoints of the barricades is the serbian protesters and then the capel forces at the actual crossin

do stay with us they were next to people of ellen is cross talk guests explore the role that turkey may play in the arab world following the revolutionary way that swept across the region cross talk is now. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle turkey and the evolving geopolitical order in the middle east and the arab world is ankara making a bid to play the role of a regional hedge a man on the back of the arab spring and at the expense of western powers or is it merely following a foreign policy based on national interests. to cross-talk turkey's external ambitions i'm joined by john feffer in washington he is co-director of foreign policy in focus at the institute for policy studies also in washington we have joseph he is an adjunct professor at the american university school of international service and in london we cross to rachel xabi she is a journalist and author of not the enemy israel's jews from arab lands all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first i guess it's an understatement saying turke