prime minister david cameron yesterday said he understood the public anger towards the nation's banks but warned against banker bashing there is blatantly obvious that your own bankers are financially raping your people. oh their government you know because you are in their pocket they go you should lock why you go yeah this brick wall. now let's continue on this theme of how the banking looters are treated differently from the looters who take ten dollars bottles of wine here's a little clip. from the third week of july two thousand and eight in the heat of the beginning of the real market meltdown. so. trillions of operated trillions were handed to bankers based on their fraudulent activities which destroyed the global economy they got drunk that's right and they committed massive fraud and they're all being applauded as entrepreneurs meanwhile these so-called looters and the ghettos of london they should be going down to goldman sachs office and j.p. morgan's office and getting in line to take jobs because they've demonstrated the ability to loot and plunder and still that makes th

will do whatever it takes to restore law and order and rebuild our communities prime minister david cameron talks tough as he answers questions from parliament on how to reform sections of society he's branded sick but seemingly unlike cameron people who live in the country's poorest communities still based on rest coming exacerbated by government policy i think that certain things that we had like swimming used to be feeds the fact that. i think it gave a place for children to go and cuts and stuff like that don't give opportunities for children who are less fortunate to go and enjoy stuff in holidays so they resort to. that habit so that you know you can't blame the use of being fed up in this feeling disenfranchised and there's nothing for them because it doesn't seem to be anything for them these days there's no jobs for them there's nothing for them to think the way for them to go flying around on street corners the current sickness isn't easily cured it's links to years of liberal policies resulting in an underclass of young people who don't equate rights with responsibilities anti so

prime minister david cameron vowed to end the violence that was sparked after police shot a man in tottenham north london last no talk to journalists north turns into a on the line live from the other russian could see if these clashes were spotted regionally by the death of mark duggan what's the motivation now then as we head into the potential fifth night of rioting as it gets dark. i think first of all i have to give my condolences to the needy family but the others who have been killed either by police or by rioters. it's an awful situation in london at the moment the motivations well i think many revolutions have been sparked by. things that happen intimately connected with what eventually happens this is completely in crisis and the motivations are so numerous but i suppose the central one of course is inequality and an entire civic life to begin situations that are completely out of touch whether it be the media replete force or politicians themselves david cameron seems to be doing everything he can do increase the likelihood of more rioting here oh ok we have politicians saying the

riots young yobs back on the streets despite david cameron's pledge so this is from the telegraph and they're demanding harsher sentencing then is being handed down to eleven and twelve year olds the photo you see in this article is a twelve year old who stole it basically a ten dollars bottle of wine and he's been given a referral order which means community service and rehabilitation and this is not enough they want prison for this twelve year old for stealing a ten dollars bottle of wine or david cameron has to decide whether he's going to allow plundering in the city of london to finance his economic growth george osborne has to make this decision or whether he's going to outlaw plundering in the city of london and therefore outlaw plundering in the rest of society you can have both david cameron you can allow plundering in the city of london and then outlaw it in the ghetto that you created from the city of london plundering so it was a phrase that you see on top of the line alive s t f u s t f you david cameron because you're completely off base here you are a total product of a

britain it followed several days of rioting and looting throughout the country prime minister david cameron has slammed at the cops for the poor handling of the crisis you can turn into a prominent us law enforcer for advice on preventing street violence got arrested was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and the ensuing peaceful protest which turned violent protesters started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cars i'm buildings leading to widespread copycat violence over two thousand arrests have been made so far in connection with the disorder london based journalist afshin of returns and he says the underlying cause of the chaos was the widening disconnect between the u.k. government and the public. this is completely in crisis and the motivations . of the central one of course is inequality and in terms of civic life it's a big institutions that are completely out of touch whether it be the media replete force or politicians themselves david cameron who went to the most expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge insecurities a

have been handled prime minister david cameron and now turns to u.s. experience for help while fed up local communities turns a vigilante. three years on south especially i remember the victims of a short but point georgia launch an attack against its breakaway republic how we meet the people trying to rebuild their lives. u.s. regulators declare war on the ratings agencies after america's long treasured that score gets the chop it sent in the world markets into a state of chaos. of the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me. well this week split opened up between police and top politicians in britain it followed several days of rioting and looting throughout the country prime minister david cameron has slammed the cops for their poor handling of the crisis and even turning to a prominent us law enforcer for advice on preventing street violence gun rest was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and the ensuing peaceful protests which turned violent protesters started smashing shop windows

to close youth centers as it was in the end as a report just before me and the idea of david cameron cutting the police force massive thirty cannot get here shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religion together with a mass consumerist religion here well for one thing to buy more and more expensive goods. the whole idea of this government having any understanding of trying to curb rioting in britain is a farce so let's go to your views journalist times the on out see tonight thank you . bucket olds reports of shelling from north korea as its southern neighbor returns fire off from the north falls into what is close to both countries dividing line. groups also we discover to be sort of their own vigilante campaign against sexual predators as paedophile the friend of this escaped justice here in russia. the u.s. and european markets have dropped dramatically losing most to choose those games will be the uncertainty over growth prospects with such financial turmoil damaging investors trusts and increasingly sort of new sides elsewhere and it looks like asia could have merg

well david cameron told m.p.'s this week that the rioting was pure and simple criminality london based. downsizes not that of the real criminals are in their rest. really would like the british authorities to rethink hard and fast they approach their approach needs to be actually addressing the root causes of this which is a four go and generation these two didn't cut themselves this is a mass phenomenon this is this is this is a generation that's been called hoodies child's. gangsta that's the way they've been treated by the system and by people in the community so why are we surprised that they behave in the way that we've laid them for a whole generation it's social nine eleven we can say i mean you know cameron and johnson and miliband will holidaying in with the terrain while they're bombing libya in the south mediterranean common comes back after the first day of writing from his nice little holiday and he calls these young people criminals and the defying rule in order this is the same person who was direct

david cameron told m.p.'s this week that the rioting was pure and simple criminality political analysts china and says it's not that obvious who the real criminals are and that the un rest a really would like the british authorities to rethink heart and forced their approach their approach needs to be actually addressing the root causes of this which is a forgotten generation then so this is a mass the norm and this is this is this is a generation of people who challenge. gangsters. the way they've been treated by the system and by people in the community so why are we surprised that we behave in the way that we've laid for a whole generation it's a social nine eleven we can say i mean you know cameron and johnson and miliband were holidaying in mediterranean while they were bombing libya on the south mediterranean a common comes back after the first day of writing from his national holiday and he calls these young people criminals and the water this is the same person who was directly responsible for the mas

were handled prime minister david cameron turns to us experience for help while local communities turned to vigilantes. three years on the surface as he remembers the victims of a short but bloody war when georgia launched an attack against its breakaway republic party meets the people trying to rebuild their lives. u.s. regulators declare war on the ratings agencies america's long treasured debt score gets the short sending world markets into a chaotic tumble. with a look back at the past week's top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on our team. this week a split opened up between police and top politicians in britain following several days of rioting and looting throughout the country prime minister david cameron slammed the force for their poor handling of the crisis even turning to a prominent u.s. law enforcer for advice on preventing street planets the rest was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and the ensuing peaceful protests which turned violent protesters started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cars and buildings

prime minister david cameron has called them back from holiday for an emergency session. thursday morning has not seen as much chaos. one analyst figures the four nights of looting and violence has cost businesses $160 million. they believe three men in birmingham who were run over by a car and killed ar protecting businesses from looters. the father of one of them pleaded for the end to the violence. >> i lost my son. blacks, asians, whites, we all live in the same community. why do we have to kill one another. >> what's escalated? why are we doing this? i lost my son. step forward if you watt to lose your sons. otherwise, calm down and go home. please. >> police have arrest add suspect but they have not linked the men's deaths to riots. >>> while we're talking about the uk, the phone-hacking scam might have torpedoed james murdoch's chances to succeed his father as head of news corp. chase kerry, the man with the interesting moustache would take over if anything happened to him. james murdoch has been less than truthful about the scandal, still the company beat analysts

london david cameron told m.p.'s and sweep of the rioting with pure and simple criminality bunton based political analysts who can chant and says it's not our peers who the real criminals are in the other rats really would like the british authorities to rethink hard and forced approach their approach needs to be actually addressing the root causes of this which is a forgotten generation themselves part of this is a mass phenomenon this is this is this is a generation that's been called hoodies child's first gangster so that's the way they've been treated by the system and by people in the community so why are we surprised that they behave in a way that we've lived movement for a whole generation it's a social nine eleven we can say i mean you know cameron and johnson and miliband were holidaying in mediterranean while they're going libya on the south mediterranean a common comes back often the first day of writing from his nice little holiday and he calls these young people criminals and the defined law and order t

in britain following several days of rioting and looting throughout the country prime minister david cameron slammed the force for their poor handling of the crisis even turning to a prominent us law enforcer for advice on preventing street violence the unrest was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and the ensuing peaceful protests which turned violent protests started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cars and buildings leading to widespread copycat violence over two thousand the rest have been made so far in connection with the disorder and with the police locked into a blame game with politicians groups and local communities took it into their own hands to reclaim the streets from looters or emmett's that some of them. a good result could sure use a warning to looters around five hundred mainly young men chased down the road after police ready to drive troublemakers out of town. despite the mob atmosphere a large crowd of young men are out for justice there's been no trouble so far most are ordinary people out to protect their communities a lot of

david cameron might assert his leadership by saying we'll bring the army out.gest ad curfew, youth curfew. never seen in the uk before. pretty unmanageable. we'll see what he comes up with. it has to be decisive. >> a curfew in philadelphia. here are three things to put on your rare. ben bernanke and the federal reserve board to talk about our economy. we'll talk to the chairman of the s&p. and this afternoon president obama meeting with secretary of the treasury tim geithner, a closed door meeting. can you guess what they will be talking about. they are rich but on tax day they didn't owe the government a dime. why did hundreds of millionaires not have to pay federal income taxes? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] more people are leaving bmw, mercedes and lexus for audi than ever before. experience the summer of audi event and get over 130 channels of siriusxm satellite radio for 3 months at no charge. that's me with the blow dryer and the flat iron until i see smoke. so pantene said, "breakage and split ends? no problem." they gave me this pantene called breakage to str

it is much deeper than that, and he agrees with david cameron. there is an interesting degree of consensus that there is a the problem with responsibility, children who do not have proper upbringing, and that is an historic problem that goes back some time and you cannot really blame that on any one party. >> nick, thank you very much for joining us. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come up -- if you are looking to cool off this summer, we may have the place. tracking icebergs is easier than ever. >>> it roadside bomb has killed five nato troops in southern afghanistan, one day after the airline said it killed the taliban insurgents responsible for shooting down one of its helicopters. the new u.s. ambassador to afghanistan spoke to the bbc, who asked about the american helicopter that was downed. >> this is not the first helicopter of ours that has been hit. at lot of luck is involved bringing down a helicopter with an r.p.g. the human loss is tremendous. i was at the ceremony for the repatriation of their remains, and it is h

david cameron has a keen interest in u.s. law enforcement and has met police in los angeles. he is now bringing the bill to london as an advisor. violentstill a lot of crime, high unemployment, anger among the young people, despite everything have done to try to stop it, this could be set off. it could be the same in many big cities across the world. >> of the gloves were off at the republican presidential debate with the charged exchanges between michele bachmann and tim plenty -- pawlenty. the texas governor is expected to announce his candidacy. we're looking ahead to the straw polls, an early test for the republican field. is all of this a sign that the stakes are getting higher for the candidates and who will have to prove the most at the moment? >> the stakes are getting high. this is a critical dwindling down of the field. not everyone will make it through. the two people with the most to gain or lose are those that are throwing the most lunches. tim pawlenty and michele bachmann. both are from minnesota. they're both conservative. one is very confrontational and one i

a furious about prime minister david cameron's plan to consult a former american police chief to tackle street violence there's already tension between them following the riots and looting which should lead to more than two thousand arrests but while the blame game circles overhead communities are reclaiming the streets for themselves as they were in a truck stop. groups are called jury but warning to looters around five hundred mainly young men chased down the road after police ready to drive troublemakers out of town. despite the mob atmosphere a large crowd of young men are out for justice there's been no trouble so far most ordinary people out to protect their communities a lot of people are here to help there obviously are some people that i can to day opposite effect that they're going to get every weapon much sight is taken out stories of what young children of what the children on the streets or the with the subway if there's not enough police they move help them and just get everyone a wage to cost to the shops and just push them away basically we don't want to go after anyone

today, prime minister david cameron declared the fight back is under way. he pens the root cause of the violence on a complete lack of responsibility in british society and vowed to restore values. is a question that -- it is a question that will play out in parliament after lawmakers were called back from the summer recess. >> take now, do not pay later. this was what was happening last night. they lined up to cleanout this family electrical store, having first robbed and assaulted its owner. >> i was afraid for my life. one of them grabbed me by the nec. -- neck. i was frightened. >> david cameron promised him and retailers in the city a tougher police response. earlier, the prime minister presented himself as a leader of a new moral army who would stand up against what he called "the worst of britain's." >> we need to fight back, and a fight back is underway. we've seen the worst of britain, but i believe we have also seen the best of britain, the million people who signed up on facebook to support the police, communities to coming together for the clean

prime minister david cameron we calls call events to deal with the crisis i'm involved in with more. trying to produce steel america's crown as the world's biggest economy in last them four years that's what investors are expected to turn to asian markets to escape the economic turmoil in the us and europe. but as russian officials turned out to turn a blind eye to complaints about pedophile salts members of the public wants their own vigilant crackdown on sexual predators. part from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching our team with me and he said now it's four pm here in the russian capital our top story a world wind of violence continues in the u.k. as rioters devastate major cities from birmingham to liverpool the gangs clashed with police torch cars and ransacked shops in a fourth night of unrest over the capital was kept relatively quiet by sixteen thousand police officers or m it is following the story in london we saw a lot of trouble in birmingham last night which we also had seen on the previous night manchester instils they told safelight up in quite a seriou

what a minister david cameron and turns to us experience for help while fed up local communities turns of. three years on south ossetia remembers of the victims of a short but blood people when in georgia launch an attack against its breakaway republic we need the people trying to rebuild their lives. u.s. regulators declare war on the ratings agencies after america's a long treasure to school gets the child something world markets into chaos. for the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me rule reducing shame and this week split opened up between police and top politicians in britain following several days of rioting and looting all throughout the country prime minister david cameron slammed the officers for their poor handling of the crisis even turning to a prominent us law enforcer for advice on preventing street violence the i'm dressed was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and a ensuing peaceful protest but protesters then started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cars and buildings leading to a widesprea

britain following several days of rioting and looting all throughout the country prime minister david cameron slammed the cops for their poor handling of the crisis even turning to a prominent us law enforcer for advice on preventing street violence the under arrest was triggered by the fatal police shooting of a twenty nine year old man and ensuing peaceful protest which turn violent protesters started smashing shop windows and setting fire to cars and buildings leading to widespread copycat violence of its two thousand the arrests have been made so far in connection with the destroyed independent journalist patrick henningsen that was caught up in the mayhem he says the u.k. government should realise that country is not so different from the arab world when it comes to rights like us. to be honest this is one of the most shocking things i've ever had the displeasure of seeing was in brixton early monday morning about one am. gangs of youths who were some of which had fled from the central brixton into the surrounding areas like stockwell barricade in the streets with rubbish bins or anythin