e.u. bailout but the problems remain as germany and european central bankers argue over how to get private investors to contribute. to a u.s. navy vessel in the black sea sparks outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe u.s. us moderate docked in odessa at a joint military exercises in the. next hour interview with nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen in an interview he gave this week he defended the alliances actions in libya and insisted the organization has no plans to act in syria is coming your way stay with us. thank you very much for joining us here on our t.v. it's much appreciated i want to get straight to our first question the u.k. and france want a u.n. security council resolution condemning the syrian government in your opinion are we heading for libya two point zero here you know i would like to stress nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in a syria at the same time lots of critics expect that there could be the case if we see a resolution russell saying that the fact that it's even being debated is go

e.u. bailout but i agree greeks say their voices are not being heard. on the former soviet republics remember the millions of people who gave their lives to win the war against fascism wednesday marks the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion of the u.s.s.r. . hello this is our team for eleven pm here now moscow time my name is kevin though in our top story today the number of people killed in the plane crash in northwest russia has now risen to forty five for a young boy died of his injuries in hospital today experts are examining the doomed to pull off black boxes to establish the cause of the tragedy while family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects test for a senate report. has been an emotional and tough day for the friends of the victims and the survivors many of them had gone to the a morgue to identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to coming here to the site where the crash had happened. one three four carrying fifty two people. right behind me they have put together a small memorial where locals family

e.u. bailout plan great greeks say their voices are not being heard. class in business is a multi-billion dollar dog fight going on at the paris air show with russia pinning its hopes on a new sukhoi superjet whatever more on that story in twenty minutes time. for the evening for me kevin i will hear it r.t. tonight it's now ten pm moscow time and our top story it r t the number of people killed in a plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five after a young boy died today of his injuries and hospital experts are examining with like boxes to try to establish the cause of the tragedy both family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects forty's tester a city reports. well it has been an emotional and tough day for the families and friends of the victims and the survivors many of them have gone to fear more to identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to come in here to the side where the crash had happened here to a level one three four carrying fifty two people that live here on this road right behind me they have

e.u. bailout of the angry greeks say their voices are not. welcome you're watching r t one i'm scared you know in our top story at eight pm moscow time the number of people killed in the plane crash in northwest russia has now risen to forty five today after a young boy died of his injuries in hospital experts are examining the doomed to pull of black boxes now to establish the cause of the tragedy or family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects for the latest let's catch up with their tests or a similar tests of relieving are incredibly difficult time for the relatives and i wouldn't. yes a certainly has a lot of the hardest things that they had to do and coming here to france is avoid to identify the bodies of the victims that are now at the morgue and throughout the day also we saw some of the family members coming here to the actual site right behind me is where the a typical of run three four had crashed on monday night on a dairy fifty two people as you mentioned forty five have died from that accident and there's a

e.u. bailout of thousands of angry greeks are protesting against a new measures. are not being heard. in the former soviet republics remember the victims of the war against fascism marked the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion of. twenty seven million people died to bring about peace from. programs continue now next people of this latest debate whether the popular uprisings will ever bring democracy to the arab. and you can. follow in the welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle from spring to fall the uprisings in at least three arab states for fast becoming vicious civil wars is the arab awakening less about democracy promotion and more against a stifling status quo and police states and what are the chances the arab awakening will be hijacked by new strongman and dictate. in. the process not the uprisings in the arab world i'm joined by david price jones and florence he is senior editor of the national review and author of treason of the heart from thomas paine to kim philby in washington we have all maher bad or he is a political scientist and human rights activist and in

e.u. bailouts but the problems remain as germany and the european central bank argue over how to get private investors to contribute. a u.s. navy vessel in the black sea sparked outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe the u.s.s. monitor a docked in odessa ahead of joint military exercises in the area. next hour he's daniel bushell sits down with french far right leader marine le pen who's taken over from her famous some say infamous father who ran for the presidency five times and of next year's presidential elections in france she shared her views on the country's politics. so when along presidents and first round victory in france is presidential elections next year she says that france is on the verge of revolution and i'm lookin what tactics do you expect nicolas sarkozy to use to try and stop he would in power. i don't think there is a risk a person a sincere and fans he's of her own ideas there is no reason to warry the greatest danger in connection with nicolas sarkozy so he may again do what he did in two thousand and seven

e.u. bailout in germany those footing the bill saying they're getting tired of paying others debts. and a u.s. anti missile bullshit sails into the black sea for naval exercises with ukraine but the move provokes moscow's anger which claims it's a present for nato controversial chief program. that started in your bush meets the french foreign leader the pain he was taking over from a famous father who ran for the presidency five times ahead of next year's presidential elections in front she shared her views about the country's policies. so when a long president of first round victory in france is presidential elections next year she says that france is on the verge of revolution but tucked excuse but nicolas sarkozy to use to try and stop you would empower. you know i don't think there is a risk a person a sincere and a fancies of her own ideas there is no reason to warry the greatest danger in connection with nicolas sarkozy so he may again do what he did in two thousand and seven namely make a number of extremely tough statements regarding threats regulation of immigration process

e.u. bailout and avoid a default as artists are firth reports for the millions of anxious greeks who feel their voices are going on heard the future has never looked so bleak. it's considered by many to be the best place in democracy but increase now going to be the gap between me and the people and the government is preaching explain. we are a mix of people that have no political columns and yet all together to say that we cannot be on the vice president we are not called. the measures taken on the measures that they take for us without us and we want to take our lives back demonstrations held on the central square now and it daily basis with some of the protests turning violent the trade has to stay the suffocating take as nothing can take the stage the measures that they fail strangling their economy the people are being refused very right to judge what policies are going to be implemented upon them and of course the greek government is an accomplice to this most of popular sovereignty i mean we're not one of anymore in the proper sense a sovereign country when the i.m.f. can dictate p

e.u. bailout greeks say their voices of not being. my name is kevin zero in our top story at nine pm moscow time the number of people killed in a plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five after a young boy died of his injuries in hospital today experts are examining the black boxes to establish the cause of the tragedy well family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects. report. well it has been an emotional and tough day for the families and friends of the victims and the survivors many of them had gone to be a morgues identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to come in here to the site where the crash had happened here to the other one before carrying fifty two people had landed here at this road right behind me they put together a small memorial where locals family members friends have been coming in bringing flowers and candles and also there was a small service earlier today where it was attended by officials of vehicle builder region now as for the investigation itself it's still ongo

e.u. bailout or to germany wrongly said the country's cucumbers had cause europe's deadly e. coli outbreak and the claims have destroyed the country's fruit and vegetable exports meanwhile the finger is now being pointed at germany and it's been sprouts as a possible source of the contamination which is so far claimed twenty two lives and as laura and reports it may mean another round of global hysteria. some cucumber scale that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany playing spain is the source of the e. coli it's not that's costing innocent spanish fruit and vegetable export is around two hundred million euros but we could with all the statements show an absolute lack of responsibility for what is happening today is a check made to the spanish regimen for industry. calling the european health watchdog discredited russia says it had no choice but to ban all friesen vegetable imports from the entire european union a reaction in brussels calls disproportionate use of our colleagues from the european commission say russia's decision goes against you kn

e.u. bailout after germany wrongly it said the country's cucumber had caused europe steady call i outbreak he claims have destroyed the country's fruit and vegetable exports think it's now being pointed at germany beats parents as a possible source of the contamination which has claimed twenty two lives and as lower end it reports it may need another round of global hysteria. some q. cumbers kill that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany planed spain as the source of the it's not that it's costing innocence punish brewton vegetable export is around two hundred million euros a week and it will but all the all the statements are an absolute lack of responsibility what is happening today is a check made to the spanish vegetable and fruit industry calling the european health watchdog discredited russia says it had no choice but to all fruit and vegetable imports from the entire european union a reaction brussels called disproportionate emission of our colleagues from the european commission say russia's decision goes against the spirit of the frankly i don't know a

e.u. bailout and avoid default because our two star first now reports for the millions of anxious greeks who feel their voices are going on heard the future has never looked so bleak. is considered by many to be the best place of democracy but increase now the widening gap between the aims of the people and the government is proving explicit. we are a mix of people that have not political god loves and we are only together to say that we we got not to be on the displeasure we are not told that. the measures are going on the measures that they take. and we want to take out a large bug demonstrations held on the central square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent the protesters say the suffocating take ask nothing compared to the a stereotype is that they fail a strangling their economy the people who are being refused very right to do what policies are going to be implemented. and of course the greek government is on a cold players to various rules of popular sovereignty i mean we're not we're not anymore in the proper sense a sovereign country when they are you can

e.u. bailout but angry greeks say their voices are not being heard. was the former soviet republics remember the millions of people who gave their lives to win the war against the masses m one say marks the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion of the u.s.s.r. . by from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he's now a it's four pm here in the russian capital our top story the number of people killed in a plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five after a young boy died in hospital experts are examining the doomed to politicize black boxes to establish the cause of the tragedy our family and friends have to ride out the site to pay their last respects parties tusshar sileo reports. relatives of the victims and the survivors some of them have already made their way there saw the cars still on the way a ten year old boy had passed away at the hospital it's a public his interest so his family definitely go through an emotional time now it will be a tough day for their families because they have the task by ide

e.u. bailout cash the strike was time to coincide with a crucial vote in the greek parliament on whether to accept brussels terms for financial aid this is china's prime minister offers a financial lifeline to the union during a visit to europe. french finance minister christine legarde becomes the first female head of the international monetary fund winning overwhelming support from europe russia china and the us the chief rival for the post was mexican banker augusten carstens who lobbied as a non european candidate better suited to the needs of developing economies organizations former managing director dominic strauss kahn resigned in may because of a sex scandal. r t is on the ground in the libyan oil port of brega this is tripoli rejects the international criminal court's demands for colonel gadhafi to rest and accuses it of doing nato's dirty work critics say the ruling makes a peaceful settlement less likely and only deepens the country's debt. up next we travel to the world's largest garbage village on the outskirts of cairo where a minority religious community manages to cherish i

e.u. bailout and also. really concerned about the problem of real need to do very well prosecutors in the hague paula libyans to turn over colonel gadhafi for allegedly killing civilians we report from the coastal city of brega recently razed to the ground by nato bombs. activists say waynes that a photo was heading for gaza is carrying chemical weapons to use against soldiers are just attempts to undermine the mission. you're watching r t eight pm here in the russian capital thanks for joining us now our top story violent clashes have broken out in greece during a massive a nationwide strikes and hundreds of thousands of workers are protesting ahead of a parliamentary vote on a harsh set of tax hikes and spending cuts twenty billion euros worth of cuts are needed before the e.u. agrees to hand us another cash bailout let's consider the country's last resort to avoid becoming the first rule as a nation to do it but the costs and the high interest bailout are deeply unpopular illustrated by the fact that pol

solutions let me quickly ask you before we finish about spain now that scene is in line for a bailout for e.u. aid how damaging has this latest cucumber crisis triggered by germany been for spain could it actually put push spain over the edge and force it to ask for a bailout now but actually it's very bad for spanish agriculture but i don't think it should come across estate self and push to spain one way or the other but spain is in a different category from greece it's like all the banks in america it's too big to fail and europe cannot afford to see spain collapse start paying back its debts you have to be bailed out and the. in the world in order to plead out restructure its debts. europe would have to be far more careful with spain is a chunk then when greece just briefly i want to ask your reaction concerning the comments that many say this could be the end of the eurozone in the long run do you think that the euro really is in trouble and we could see a collapse of the eurozone well some economists are arguing precisely along these lines and or originally when you the euro was created

e.u. bailout. nato airstrikes reportedly hit one of tripoli's residential areas destroying a house and killing at least seven beyond going bombing has also led to fuel shortages and all rich countries. of the state's role in russia's economy must be reduced that was part of the future president medvedev it mapped out at the international economic forum in st petersburg he also reiterated call stor fight corruption more effectively and create a better investment climate. and coming up next starting explores the unpredictable risks of gravel ranchers and the adrenaline junkies and gracing the danger is still with us for that. is the cooler peninsula in russia's north home to the q.b. in the massive mountain range this is the cold and windy blow showing us the snow here is between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialist so probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer of snow drifts on a slope is unstable and ski is could trigger an avalanche shift attention th

e.u. bailout but i agree greeks say their voices are not being heard. in business is a multi-billion dollar don't find going on at the paris air show with russia pinning its hopes on new sukhoi superjet when i have more on that story. it's time . for grieving for me kevin i would hear it out to you tonight it's no time. at all top story the number of people killed in the plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five for a young boy died today of his injuries and all spittle experts were examining with black boxes to try to establish the cause of the tragedy well family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects. to reports. has been an emotional and tough day for the families and friends of the victims and the survivors many of them had gone to be a morgue to identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to coming here to the site where the crash had happened the tipple of the one three four carrying fifty two people had landed here at this road right behind me they have put together a small memorial where locals family

e.u. bailout lifeline for the country's paralyzed economy but as sara firth reports there's an ever widening divide between the government's vision and the good of the people. is considered by many to be the best place of democracy but in greece now the whitening gap between yank the people and the government is preaching explained. we are a mix of people. together to say that we cannot be and that. we are not called. the measures measures but they take. the big buck these demonstrations are held in the central square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent protests to stay the suffocating tear gas nothing compared to thirty measures that they fail strangling their economy their people are being refused very right. one.

e.u. bailout also. a problem of. prosecutors in the hague call of libyans to turn over colonel gadhafi for allegedly killing civilians were reported from the coastal city of brega recently razed to the ground by nato bombs. the international monetary fund chooses french finance minister christine lagarde as its a new chief well she was backed by europe the u.s. russia and china making her the clear favorite. just after midnight here in moscow you're watching r t thanks for joining us now to our top story violent clashes serve broken out in greece during massive nationwide strikes hundreds of thousands of workers are protesting ahead of a parliamentary vote on a harsh set of tax hikes and spending cuts riot police have detained eighteen people so far and four policemen have been hospitalized with injuries twenty eight billion euros worth of cuts are needed before the e.u. agrees to hand greece another cash bailout let's consider the country's last resort to avoid becoming the first eurozone nation to default but both

e.u. bailout despite days of clashes between police and protesters outside the greek parliament a forty eight hour general strike is underway with demonstrators remaining on the streets of the capital tonight the. pressure mounts on syrian president assad we investigate intelligence reports that missiles are being moved from the country under the control of the lebanese militant group hezbollah and allies say the collapse of the syrian government could have catastrophic implications for the region. more than a thousand people injured in clashes with police in egypt's capital cairo demonstrators are demanding the prosecution of security forces accused of brutality during the mass uprising that led to the ousting of president mubarak in february. coming up the latest in our series of reports on life in the former soviet republics twenty years after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. stay with us. nine hundred ninety one george are achieved independence from the u.s.s.r. . before a violent standoff with the rapidly disintegrating soviet empire. we did get independence but it resulted in much blood in

e.u. bailout. in the middle of the night and also several bombs in london here at nato air strikes reportedly hit one of tripoli's dress eventually areas destroying house and killing at least seven. and the state's role in russia's economy must be reduced president medvedev speaks out at the international economic forum in st petersburg committing himself to modernization and fighting corruption. and watching r t three pm here in the russian capital thanks for joining us now we begin in greece the man who has taken all the poison chalice as the country's new finance minister has admitted he faces quote a real war his biggest challenge is convincing angry greeks to face more a sturdy cots to secure a new. bailouts from europe well the appointment was part of a cabinet reshuffle and that appeasing those who are offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital r t sir first was caught up in the middle of the violent protests. of the clashes between the police on the protesters still going to t

e.u. bailout this is decidedly not a good moment for one hundred fifty thousand tons of proteins to go unsold will. simply because. all the. time we. cannot hold back all. cynics say all this is just the media whipping up its latest health hysteria in two thousand and five the united nations warned the world that bird flu could kill up to one hundred fifty million people in reality the seven years until the end of two thousand and ten saw three hundred three people die more recently east. one flu was the killer encouraged by pharmaceutical companies european countries spend billions of dollars on unnecessary vaccines probably will see very soon this. new declaration is from the. gorge pharmaceutical industry like they did with the swine flu they have something to protect people against. screen and so true across europe all these health scares adversely affected economies this looks no different and germany's baseless accusations may be what finally pushes spain into bailout territory spain will now seek reparations from the relevant authorities in europe after its prime minister criticised th

e.u. bailout. and former soviet republics more in the twenty seven million victims killed in the fight against hitler was troops on this day seventy years ago the nazi invasion of the soviet union unleashed the bloodiest conflict in the region's history which became known as the great patriotic war and. the next we talk to british historian and author dr michael jones well known for his books on world war two he told r.t. what motivated there's decision to invade the soviet union seventy years ago and what helped the soviet troops win the war. today marks the seventieth anniversary of the start of operation barbarossa hitler's code name for germany's invasion all to save the union it became the largest ever military operation both in terms of sheer resources deployed and also in casualties and michael jones's new book tells the story of the red zone major in the second world war dr james thank you for talking to our see today let's start from the beginning of operation barbarossa why did decide to

e.u. bailout. in the middle of the night and all summer all moms landed here nato airstrikes reportedly hit one of tripoli's residential areas destroying a house and killing at least seven. states role in russia's economy must be reduced president did it speaks out of the international economic performance in petersburg committing himself to modernization and fighting corruption. costing life in the heart of the russian capital you're watching artie's weekly news review well. now the man has taken on the poison chalice is greece's new finance minister has admitted he faces a real war he's biggest challenge is convincing angry greeks to face more austerity cuts to secure a new bailout from europe the appointment was part of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at appeasing those who are offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital. fourth was caught up in the middle of the violent protests. the clashes between the police and the protesters still. in the state. building the crowd. got along the fenc

e.u. bailout in order to stay out of that default by the thousands of angry greeks to protest against new measures that their voices are not heard. plus the former soviet republics remember the victims of the war against fascism wednesday marks the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion of the u.s.s.r. some twenty seven million people died to bring about victory on the eastern front. next on our t.v. talk to those who are still remember nazi germany's first offensive against the soviet union which took place in the city of france. and. rest fortress today it's on the territory of the sovereign republic of bella roofs formerly the soviet republic of miller russia a fortress was once the westernmost outpost of the soviet empire each day schoolchildren in the town of brest take part in a ceremony by a local monument to commemorate what happened there. on june twenty second one hundred forty one german fashion forces invading the soviet union without a declaration of war the defenders of the breast fortress found themselves in a dead end situation it is here that the myth about the invin

e.u. bailout but that's been met with weeks of protests and writing that's left more than three thousand injured. anger at budget cuts has also flared in the u.k. as a one day public sector strike twelve thousand schools in england and wales workers walked out over pay and pensions hitting job centers and passport offices and border control. and even diplomatic approach russia calls on the un to carefully consider its handling of syria foreign minister sergey lavrov. points out yemen is in a state of civil war while the un has so far failed to take action but has taken a hard line position against damascus. and up next the latest in our series of reports on life in the former soviet republics twenty years after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. . nine hundred ninety one georgia or achieved independence from the u.s.s.r. . the standoff with the rapidly disintegrating soviet empire. we did get independence but it resulted in much blood and destruction. a similar broke out in georgia d'souza came sovereignty to this day the nation has been unable to overcome its aftermath the country's infrastructure is

e.u. bailout into the save state stave off i should say that default thousands of angry greeks protests against new measures saying their voices are not heard. and. possible former soviet republics remember the victims of the war against fascism wednesday march the seventieth anniversary of the nazi invasion of the u.s.s.r. more than twenty five million people died to bring about victory on the eastern front. next march is laura emmett sits down with british historian dr michael jones who's written extensively about world war two he shared his knowledge about why hitler invaded the u.s.s.r. and how the soviet people managed to win the war. today marks the seventieth anniversary of the start of operation barbarossa hitler's code name for germany's invasion helped to save the union it became the largest ever military operation in those things terms of resources deployed and also in casualties and michael jones's new book tells the story of the reds all major in the second world war dr james thank you for talking to r.t. today now let's start from the beginning of operation barbarossa why did hitl

e.u. bailout despite days of clashes between police and protesters outside the greek parliament a forty eight hour general strikes underway with demonstrators remaining on the streets of the capital tonight dozens have reportedly been injured many others detained as police battle to keep activists from reaching the parliament building. as pressure mounts on syrian president assad we investigate intelligence reports that missiles are being moved from the country under the control of the lebanese militant group hezbollah syria has a large network of allies and supporters analysts say the collapse of the government in damascus could have catastrophic implications for the region. more than a thousand people injured in clashes with police in the egyptian capital cairo demonstrators are demanding the prosecution of security forces that are accused of brutality during the mass uprising that led to the lead to february's ousting of president hosni mubarak is also anger at the slow pace of reforms following the revolution. next latest in our series of reports on life in the former soviet republics twe

e.u. bailout. strikes reportedly hits one of tripoli's residential areas destroying a house and killing at least seven. of the state's role in the russia's economy must be reduced president speaks out of the international economic performance and pieces but committing himself to vote niceish and fighting corruption. are you watching ortiz we can ease of you welcome to the program. the man who has taken on the poison chalice as greece's new finance minister has admitted he faces a real war against challenges convincing angry greeks to face more austerity cuts to secure new bailout from europe the point when it was part of a cabinet reshuffle and he's all those who are offering fierce resistance on the streets of the capital city center for was caught up in the middle of a violent protests. but. there's still going to be. such a long. break that. people here. love going on at the moment the police trying to. find it right. now i love the people on the street. but with the calf muscle they really don'

e.u. bailout germany those footing the bill say they're getting tired of paying others debts now. and it's the day that marks the birth of modern russia celebrating the country's declaration of sovereignty and its first free election which led to the historic for. welcome. news review of the week for you and first tonight libyan rebel fighters on the mediterranean frontline are trying to retake the major old port of zawiya not far from the capital tripoli at least one hundred members of gadhafi forces. fifteen rebels have reportedly been killed in the fierce fighting there the offensive marks a breakthrough for the opposition which was swept out from the port tillery fire shelling from pro-government troops about three months ago the advance has prompted the closure of a key supply route from chin is here rebel leaders have complained that they too are supporting their military efforts are focused too heavily on tripoli rather than on the front lines in misrata and zawiya and this is leading to even more civilian casualties as our reporters. saddam has been we know has death the d

e.u. bailout but angry greeks say their voices are not being heard. u.s.president obama says thirty three thousand american troops will withdraw from afghanistan by summer two thousand and twelve but said his country will continue to pressure pakistan over fighting terrorists. and up next on our t.v. alyona show from washington and more on obama's announcement to pull out thirty three thousand troops from afghanistan. for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news makers. welcome to the lower show where you'll get the real headlines with none of them or say we're going to live in washington d.c. now today we'll speak with lawrence wilkerson colin powell former chief of staff about president obama's speech tonight on withdrawing troops from afghanistan also take a look at what the chairman ben bernanke he had to say in his second press conference was to say that it wasn't good news and then we'll look into an f.b.i. raid that took place last night some reports are saying that it might have to do with an attempted crackdown o

e.u. bailouts plus the problems remain as germany and the european central bank argue over how to get private investors to interview. u.s. naval vessel in the black sea sparks outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe the u.s.s. monitor a dock in odessa ahead of joint military exercises in the area. up next a look behind the scenes of the u.s. broadcasting business stay with us here on r.t. . brooks jackson least a fact check team for the anybody school of communications the revealed misleading political ads coming from republicans and democrats alike just let me show you a few examples. well the obama. effect is that corning plant shut down because it made old fashioned cathode ray tube t.v. two that are being replaced by flat screen technology not john mccain's phone. this mccain aide is part of a pattern. for obama's actually proposing is a tax cut for most of us eighty percent probably and a tax increase only for families making over two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year. actually we call this a pattern of misrepresentation a p

e.u. bailout. nato airstrikes reportedly hit one of tripoli's residential areas destroying a house and killing at least seven i'm going bombings also there to fuel shortages in the rich country. and the state's role in russia's economy must be reduced if this part of the future president get it right down to the international economic forum in some cases but he also reiterated calls to fight corruption more effectively and create a better investment climate. the next a special report on the web of u.s. military bases and circling the world. this place. they make out of bombs well how they get the money to make them and who's giving it to and why to protect us from what these are all questions that somebody like obama should have been asking. it just didn't happen the empire it was it was designed and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer. when you see how much money is at stake and in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from

e.u. bailout. former i.m.f. chief is due to appear in new york supreme court to plead not guilty over charges of sexual assault dominic strauss kahn was arrested three weeks ago and faces seven different counts including the attempted rape of a hotel maid thirty two year old employer we claim attacked her when she was cleaning his room french politicians is he will clear his name if convicted however it's face up to twenty five years in prison. the global war on drugs has failed and it's high time for certain substances to be legalized that's according to an international group of back sports which has been slammed the world over for its recent report argues military contributor thinks the group is actually lobbying the interest of the drug lords global commission drug policy report stirred big time controversy but in fact it makes perfect sense this self-appointed global commission does not represent the drug busters and counter narcotics community on the contrary it is a collective body of global lobbies on be

e.u. i.m.f. bailout to prevent the country from defaulting on its loans the vote also puts the country of step closer to reviving an existing twelve billion euro lifeline from the e.u. european finance ministers have given athens two weeks to force through high tax hikes and spending cuts as the fears mount about the future of the euro itself should greece default the measures are deeply unpopular with the greek public with stiff opposition on the streets expected british conservative european parliament member david campbell bannerman said before the vote vote its outcome it would have little impact on the euro project future. the question now is all we throwing good money off the money you know how many billions can you throw. this you know the tolerance all the people for carts for extra taxes as we see it in greece there's real trouble over there's trouble in spain and ireland particularly i think it's in major trouble the euro and i have been saying for some time i do believe it will collapse either

e.u. bailout and lifeline the country's paralyzed economy. firth reports there's an ever widening divide between the government's vision and the will of the people. it's considered by many to be the best place of democracy but increased now the lightening gap between me and the people in the government is preaching explicit and. we are a mix of people that have no political dollars and we are here all together to say that we cannot be and that vis present we cannot hold. the measures taken on the measures that they take for us without us and we want to take on large bug demonstrations held in the central square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent the protesters say the suffocating take us nothing compared to the a state that they fail a strangling their economy the people are being refused very right to judge what policies are going to be implemented upon them and of course the greek government is an accomplice to this of popular sovereignty i mean we're not one of anymore in the proper sense a sovereign country whe