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. >>> time for surveillance video, this is from east london. this was just released from harold's discount jewelers. if you look in the right-hand part of your screen, you see a guy in a hoodie walking into a jewelry store. there's a clerk and an assistant beside him. she starts walking toward the front of the store. >> oh! >> and he pulls out a knife and grabs her around the neck. the manager from the store comes from around the counter, tries to fight him off. gets the assistant free. she comes behind the counter and look at what's in her hand? >> what's that? >> a broom. >> this guy comes back at the owner, he starts throwing some books, magazines at him, grabs the broom from the assistant and guy lo oks sketchyr therobber. the minute he walked in there. >> i think the assistant felt the exact same wam. because if you notice from the beginning, she sees him walk in and she's right biy the door. they have not found this guy, that's why they released this surveillance video, they're hoping that someone recognizes him and calls the police. >> y

demonstrators took over an abandoned office block owned by investment bank ubs in east london yesterdaylic because ubs received the largest bailout of any european bank. protesters say they will not set up camp in the building but use it for gatherings and events. demonstrators are already facing legal action to get them kicked off the property of st. paul's cathedral where they have set up camp and ubs says they will also take legal action to get them out of the building. >>> new today at mcdonald's, apparently is not chicken to do the right thing. the fast food giant dropped an egg supplier over claims of animal cruelty. an animal rights group released graphic, undercover video showing workers abusing animals. mcdonald's says it demands humane treatment of animals by its suppliers and called the behavior, quote, disturbing and completely unacceptable. >>> the food and drug administration has revoked approval for one of the leading treatments of breast cancer. the drug avastin is no longer considered an approved treatment for the disease. several studies show the drug did not shrink tu

call thanks very much and if your thoughts we'll leave it there live from london middle east broader culture shero joining us live on r.t. thanks we're always interested in your opinion as well on our web site do you think that syria will follow libya's fate you can go to war dot com and join in with our latest poll that somebody can screen and see what results a lot so far well most popular responses that nato would intervene anyway even without u.n. backing you know nato wouldn't dare intervene very bloody war in the least comes second and some of you think that syria's too strong assad has too much support for that while the minority thinks that nato will intervene with u.n. backing in the overthrow of president assad. crossed your vote because of your. this is all to you live here in moscow could have you with us still ahead this hour a devoted europe. in the best interest of the germans to keep on going with this i think it over you you have behaved badly we're going to punish that's not a union as new governments take over in italy and greece some question whether they'll have

daily news egypt in haifa we have david because he is a professor of middle east studies at the university of haifa and in london we crossed a karl he's a middle east blogger all right this is cross i mean we all know my guess can jump in anytime they want but first march it is egypt's revolution regressing well events are changing fast and it's hard to say right now but tension in egypt has remained unrelenting for more than a week now the country's health ministry says at least forty people have been killed and almost a thousand were injured in clashes between security forces and protesters calling for the end to the military's heavy handed the riot some of the fiercest since the ouster of president hosni mubarak last february have plunged the country into the kind of turmoil that market early days of the arab spring from both mission to give thousands in those in charge in egypt would be well advised to take people's political demands and justify concerns seriously and to create the right environment for the upcoming elections so sharp and but several political parties have already suspended their electoral c

message to them cole thanks very much indeed for your thoughts we'll leave it there live from london the middle east and your whole shero joining us live on r.t. thanks. we're always interested in your opinion as well on our web site do you think that syria will follow libya's fate you can go to war to join in with our latest poll let's have a look at the screen and see what the results are well most popular responses that nato would intervene anyway even without u.n. backing. nato wouldn't intervene in bloody war in the least come second and some of you think that syria's too strong in the south has too much support for that while the minority that nato will intervene with u.n. backing in the overthrow of the senate. passed your vote it's yours. bizarre to live here moscow could have you with us still ahead this devoted europe . knowing the best interest of the germans to keep on going with this i think you have both of you you have to be a virally we're going to punish that's not a union as new governments take over in italy and greece some question whether they'll have the interests of ordinary p

joining us, the director of the middle east center at the london school of economics and author of thee and fall of al qaeda." thank you for being with us. you see what's going on in egypt with the election so far. what do you make of how it's going on the ground? >> i think so far so good. i mean basic by the voting, we're talking 50 and 80% of egyptians are voting. this is really a historic moment. since 1952, when the military took over from the old regime, egyptians really have not had the chance to freely cast a ballot and elect their representatives. and that's why this is a moment of hope. this is really a moment of empowerment. and that's why many egyptians are trying to really -- it's a moment of self-determination, even though many egyptians are not celebrating the moment in the same way that the tunisians did a few weeks ago. >> help us understand this because they are very optimistic about this. do the votes count if the military stays in power? how do they manage to negotiate who's actually in charge here? >> well, i think this is a very important point because the reason