hello and welcome is one i am here in moscow you watching our life with me kevin owen in our top story in libya loyalists of the late mama gadhafi have retaken the former stronghold of bani walid after clashes with the new government forces fighting between supporters of the new and the old regimes has been seen in cities across the country as a north africa correspondent explains in the last few days the situation has been very tense and dangerous and with. the number of anti-government protests and clashes between the pro-government forces and the forces loyal to the ousted leader more money could be taken place in different towns all across the risks are indeed very high that the country may fall into civil war based upon the most deadly incident happened in the town of bani walid. southeast of the capital tripoli once known as duffy's main.

two thousand and eleven was packed with world changing events my colleague kevin owen spoke to russia's ambassador to the un but who shared his opinion on tackling the issues dividing the world. the u.n. security council rejected russia's proposal to investigate civilian deaths from nato strikes in libya one of members avoiding. going conflicts and i'm more important. well you know first of all it was not rejected the fact of the matter is that a number of security council delegations including the russian delegation raise the need to have some clarity about civilian casualties as a result of nato bombings because for months we heard from made from nato that they are adopting all those measures in order to make sure that there can not possibly be any civilian casualties and then we had on december eighteenth of this a disturbing investigation published by the new york times which showed that there were dozens at least civilian casualties so it makes sense to us and seems to be a pretty obvious thing that to have this matter investigated in an impartial. and it's a political but also hum

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this is our coming to you live from moscow it's kevin owen here the headline update the e.u. says it's agreed in principle or limbaugh go on a radio noise like sports driving up fears now of a spike in oil prices amid a troubled global economy. prosecutors demanded death by hanging for eighty three year old former president hosni mubarak ousted from power by public protests last year it's already being seen as an attempt to divert public attention from criticism of the country's interim military rulers.

so twenty eleven was packed with world changing events and i call it kevin owen spoke to russia's ambassador to the u.n. be tiny churkin who gave he's views on tackling some of the biggest international issues. the un security council rejected russia's proposal to investigate civilian deaths from strikes in libya what are members avoiding or just simply case the ongoing conflicts and i wore important. well first of all it was not rejected the start of the mother is a member of the security council delegations and the russian delegation or is the new do they have some clarity about civilian casualties as a result of.

my colleague kevin owen is here at half an hour's time but for now. to clear their support for a new kind of movement of the report is next. you know we hate banks but we hate hollywood even more. max there's been a call to.

also don't forget to give our child will try for reports and shows when you want them my name is kevin owen here in moscow my with you tonight i'll return to this as world news headlines in just a few moments. on the money with the business of russia is the big. the big. it was shot four times in total. war as it were and. syria was aboard so still in my body. people should be allowed to defend themselves with they own guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association was a group of basically retired military police. to shoot holes in i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know somebody's been shot ok but to live without one of the philadelphia phillies or the streets. to tell a little about a guy hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared for the full class including the teacher as employers. seventeen students. and one of seven or still. we have

twenty eleven it was a packed year for news earlier my colleague kevin owen spoke to russia's ambassador to the un vitaly churkin who shared his thoughts about tackling the world's this have troubles. the un security council rejected russia's proposal to investigate civilian deaths from nato strikes in libya what members avoiding or it is simply a case that ongoing conflicts and i'm more important. well you know first of all it was not rejected the fact of the matter is that a number of security council delegations including the russian delegation there is the need to have some clarity about civilian casualties as a result of nato bombings because for months we heard from made from nato that they are adopting all those measures in.

always more news twenty four seven of course on our web site r t v dot com for now that's it for me kevin owen in thirty minutes time just let you know if he goes off air for a few hours while our engineers do some plan technical upgrades to our equipment but i do hope you can join us when we return at six am g.m.t. not long to go for the next half hour though the kaiser report gives america's republican presidential candidates a good going over. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah it's just one big state sponsored network c.b.s. fox this c.n.n. it's all the same with.

night you're watching the weekly a roundup of the top stories from the last seven days with me kevin owen but a developing story for you now to start this begin with that long anticipated news about the first fragments of russia's failed force group space probe well we never know reach the surface they fell into the pacific ocean for boys grow it was launched from baikonur in kazakhstan in november it was supposed to reach the martian moon of course in september this year to collect soil samples but it got stuck in earth's orbit supposedly because of engine failure the probe weighed thirty eight and a half tons and was one of the heaviest pieces of space junk ever defaulter worth ten tons of that there was fuel now the pieces cause no harm to the on the ground that's the latest we're hearing these details are just coming through it is only just happened despite earlier speculation that the spacecraft could have led to serious damage so at the moment the reports of good will be talking to a correspondent peter all over a little bit later this hour for more. now the news that shape this wee

that happens the harder time everyone's going to have some sort of people this is our head with me kevin owen even with the chills those top globe will be getting people hope of a color. but they don't really care about the planet until until it affects them personally and financially that's the world to be living resident people of new york what they would sacrifice to save the planet good question some interesting answers coming up to then. she of ski has put the slopes through their paces for the first time they welcome the winter olympics five two years. the ratings for writing the blows in the beleaguered euro zone now fitch has downgraded five countries they include spade and it to the woods of the big worries of course because of this size if they fall leaders in key finance he is a struggling to try to find a remedy to the debt crisis at the annual economic world forum in davos from where lauren is still reports. we've seen leaders not only from the eurozone but from other countries financial and political leaders also continuing to to fight and to argue over the proper solutions for

this is r t coming to you live from moscow it's kevin owen here this hour with a headline update the e.u. says it's agreed in principle an embargo on a radio while exports driving up fears now of a spike in oil prices a bit of trouble the global economy. addiction prosecutors demand death by hanging for eighty three year old former president hosni mubarak ousted from power by public protests last year it's already being seen as an attempt to divert public attention from criticism of the country's interim military rulers. plus barack obama unveils a new road map for a military overhaul aimed at stamping us a pretty or a t. over asia or in the pacific at the same time traveling its deficit. complete change of direction next there's often the one clear danger for skiers or snowboarders not the threat of tons of snow hurtling towards you next them the story of the mountain thrill seekers who've stared death in the face we're talking avalanches here and lived to tell the tale. the cola peninsular in russia's north home to the q.b. in the massive mountain range this is the cold and windy b

my colleague kevin owen is here in half an hour's time but for now. declare their support for a new kind of movement of the kaiser report is next. max keiser this is the kaiser report you know we have banks there but hollywood even more stacey max there's been a call to revolution kill hollywood this is a headline from the reformed broker dot com and josh brown says when the revolution begins and becomes apparent one doesn't sit on his porch and watch one gets his gun off the mantle and kisses the family goodbye on his way out to the field oh yeah all the wars on the kill i want campaign started you know we have the occupy wall street movement on top of the arab spring movement but this kill hollywood movement is really interesting because it sets the sting for a civil war in america yet domestically in california with think northern california silicon valley the tech community versus hollywood the old oligarchic neo feudal caste system but so reformed broker however josh brown is that talking in particular about why combinator this is a startup seed

hello nine pm here in moscow my name is kevin owen you're watching r t live from the russian capital and the top story the e.u. says it's agreed in principle to ban imports of iranian crude the sanctions could come into effect by the end of january unless the rand backs down on its alleged nuclear weapons program surrounds responded to the sanctions with threats to block oil trade through the crucial strait of hormuz leading to a continued deadlock in the persian gulf american warships are also present in the region with a mission to prevent any hindrances of passages talk to join political activists the national officer at the stop the war coalition who's in london to get his thoughts about what we're seeing unfolding in front of our eyes here i there sanctions are often used by the west but how effective are they really are they're often criticized or no what do you think the u.s. and the e.u. is really trying to achieve here well i think we have to understand this is a.

borders pull out of a key city saying the same patients keep returning with interrogation injured i'm kevin owen in moscow back with you in sixty minutes for the news in full but so now to next in our new look to the ten pm hour we hand you over to the low to show from washington d.c. just a few moments. ago she was that so much given to you to be sitting on the mark with libyan intervention like in the specter of civil war libya's transitional way from the gadhafi regime is proving far more problematic. but going to the law michel we'll get the real headlines with none of them or see me live out of washington d.c. now tonight really catch back up with host of artes capital account lauren lyster who's in davos and she's going to bring us all of the latest then you thought sopa and pipa are bad over the.

later on this year is twenty twelve progress is how to farm is it to or the latest sport my name is kevin owen thank you for watching r.t. this wednesday evening. if the shoot something inappropriate for a public they can easily. be. casualties of war ok. i wish it would have never happened but it has happened. in a war a t.v. camera becomes unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave. and it's clear what happens with such witnesses i got a site. person shooting. well with the. technology innovation all the least developed around russia we've. covered. this wednesday evening watching our t.v. thanks for being with us top stories the u.s. says its warships will stick to their missions to recruit the persian gulf spies in the same way the standoff continues to drive up oil prices and tension. the republican presidential candidate gets underway and. decide who to put forward to capitalize on dissolution with. the euro's woes flare up again off of christmas is now threatening to ditch the eurozone unless the e.u. and i.m.f. bai

welcome it's eleven pm here in moscow now my name is kevin owen and top of the. arab league divided over a qatari proposal to send troops into syria today as he is president has warned it could see violence flare up across the whole region of qatar's leader calls for arab action in syria to put a stop to the ten month long fighting there he was also a key player in the arab league's role in opposing colonel gadhafi is rooted in libya meantime syria's announced the release of prisoners jailed during the uprising this move complies with the arab league peace plan which syria accepted in november to syria first reports now from damascus. free at last strings of people leave this syrian prison into the arms of eagerly waiting family and friends waiting kissing loved ones who haven't been seen for many months prisoners delighted i'm relieved to think given back their freedom here this prison on the outskirts of damascus these are the prisoners even slated for release this evening you can see the signing on this is being a bit seen by some of the arab league observers

well welcome to my name is kevin owen and our top story then this hour as i've just been mentioning tens of thousands of egyptians are back in cairo's now iconic tahrir square marking a year since the uprising with toppled president mubarak but there's another reason is a landmark day because almost thirty years of emergency rules partially been lifted even those key police powers will remain because we can sing it with our correspondent in this and now she's live in cairo in cairo in tahrir square shortly but let's now before that talk to dr. he's director of the center for conflict realises he's on the line from cairo to dr thanks for being on the program one year on from the revolution many say the very little change that gyptian must be pretty skeptical i guess about how much has been achieved what are your thoughts about it . a lot has been achieved but there's still a lot more to be achieved most egyptians are still weary. and power on the supreme council of the armed forces. corruption is still there the trials of the symbols of the old regime are still ongoing and there is a gene

well welcome to my name is kevin owen and our top story than this hours have just been mentioning tens of thousands of egyptians are back in cairo's now iconic tahrir square marking a year since the uprising with toppled president mubarak but there's another reason is allowed to because almost thirty years of emergency rules partially been lifted even those keep police will remain because we can't sing it with our correspondent in this and now she's live in cairo in cairo in tahrir square shortly but let's now before that talk to dr ahmad badawi he's director of the center of the conflict says he's.

pulled out of a key city saying the same patients keep returning with interrogation injured i'm kevin owen in moscow back with you in sixty minutes for the news in full but so now next in our new look to the ten pm hour we hand you over to the low to show from washington d.c. just a few moments ahead. sure is that so much difficulty for you to be sitting on the mark when libya intervention like in the specter of civil war libya's transitional way from the cutoff you received is proving far more problematic. bucket of the loan show at the real headlines with none of mercy me live out of washington d.c. now tonight really catch back up with host of artes capital account lauren lyster who's in davos and she's going to bring us all of the latest then you thought sopa and pipa are bad but we're going to revisit accept the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement that has just signed in a secret ceremony in japan by a few more countries but protesters are already coming on the streets are going to go all the details there and then newt gingrich has some a lofty ideas for space and colonizing the moon

kevin garnet all alone. john wall doing his best to keep washington in it. not satisfy with -- not satisfied with two. he had 18-3-7. robbed dough, had a -- -- a triple double. i'm dave owen. have a great monday, everybody. >>> a little come forefor redskins fans after holding a comfortable lead in the nfc east a month ago, dallas will also miss the playoffs. the cowboys lost to the giants. eli manning was 24 of 33 for 246 yards and three touchdowns. the giants win three of their last four. the one loss belongs to the redskins to get into the playoffs. >>> if you are waiting for the next ipad to come out, you might need the rest of the story pretty soon. coming up. >>> plus the last minute campaigning for what weigh caucuses. >> reporter: looking good on the roadways right now. the light volume thanks to the federal holiday. complete look at your drive at 5:29. you are watching 9news now, we'll be right back. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers bisc