austerity protesting stage in spain and in portugal where you are there in lisbon auntie's peter all of us thank you. well the euro skepticism has been soaring across the e.u. fueled by banking crises are controversial bailouts and harsh austerity and the latest surveys show trust in the blood has plummeted to historic low levels let's have a look at the figures right here for you now as collected by the eurobarometer the e.u.'s polling organization in the u.k. for example well the the trust now has a lack of trust nearly seventy percent in germany as well there was a level thirty six percent not trusting of the eurozone a year latest now it's up to nearly sixty percent and italy is well you see this massive surge in numbers from italy to germany to the u.k. to spain as well and as well as we were speaking to peter all of a sudden the tension and the frustration is making itself known on the streets of european capitals of paul hempel from the alternative for germany party he says the figures are no surprise given all the mistakes that europe's movers and shakers continue to make. th

seven per cent with protesters who are suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets of lisbon and madrid venting anger at the trio of international lenders. under a strike at the guantanamo bay detention center dragging on u.s. officials admitting the scale of the protest is rising ninety four detainees now said to be involved. eight pm in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on r t we begin with some breaking news this hour u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel has said his intelligence services have quote some confidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons on a small scale he said it's thought that the nerve agent sarin was used against civilians and rebel fighters these comments the first confirmation by the u.s. of alleged use of such weapons but only on tuesday hagel had said that he doubted similar concerns that were raised by israel president obama has long said that the use of chemical weapons would be quote a red line we'll bring you more details on this as they come in. russian president vladimir putin says he was always appalled when western n

thousands of people march to the center of lisbon angry at what they see as unfair cuts that have being placed upon them by their governments a further round of cuts to public services like education and health care will be introduced very shortly with one billion euros worth of those cuts people very unhappy about that i was speaking to portugal's any piece he said that they speak to their colleagues in brussels from the the northern countries in europe particularly germany to try and bring them around to the plight of the coach against people this austerity is stupid not because portuguese cannot even scarse ones we can but because it's not working and it won't work one third of our use is unemployed the other serves as very bad jobs very precarious ones i tell my macho men colleagues that it will be much better if they want to you know freeze on their nuclear power plants to have solar energy coming from portugal to the north so there is a way that we can work together it's not just the way it is being imposed from berlin that front forks on to the south but there is a more intellige

seven percent in spain with protesters suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets in lisbon and madrid venting their anger at a trio of international lenders. ten pm in moscow i might try as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour the u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel has said his intelligence service is of quote some confidence the syrian government has used chemical weapons on a small scale and said it's believed that the nerve agent sarin was used against civilians and rebel fighters let's get more details from marty's marine important live for us in new york so his comments are the first confirmation of any kind of chemical weapons being used in this conflict tell us more about that and what effect it could have. while addressing reporters in abu dhabi u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel said at the white house and has informed members of congress that intelligence officials believe with some degree of varying confidence that syrian president bashar al assad's government has used chemical weapons against members of the opposition specifically sarin

overslept the day the ship sailed and he found himself in lisbon with no job and no money. >> ray may have told hanes that, but what he wrote was different. he said he couldn't get a visa in time. what about oversleeping? >> in terms of whether something is true or not because james earl ray said it, i would say it's a pure toss-up. >> ray went to the canadian embassy in lisbon to get a new passport with sneyd spelled correctly, then returned to london. within two weeks, canadian authorities matched this photo on the sneyd pass poured application with james earl ray, a palm print like this one on other paperwork confirmed the identification. an alert went out worldwide. ray was running out of time and money. in a london suburb, a gunman walked into this bank and fled with some $200 in british pounds. a thumbprint on the hold-up note turned out to be ray's. that next night, half a world away in los angeles, another assassination that would tear at the nation's fabric. the death of robert f. kennedy. >> would a doctor come right here? >> john lewis was waiting for kennedy to come back u

germany urging lisbon to find fresh austerity measure pes. >>> u.s. treasury secretary jack lew is expected to encourage -- to do more as he heads to brussels. >>> fears of a bird outbreak hits china despite assurance from health inspectors that there's no reason to panic. >>> plus, product delays htc posting its lowest profit ever for the first quarter. >>> after the declines last week, european stock res up this morning. the ftse 1100 up 0.4%. the xetra dax up 0.3%. the cac 40 and ftse mib outperforming as it did last week around 0.8%. we had the latest eurozone sentiment numbers out, as well. eurozone sentiment down for a second consecutive month in april because of concerns over the cypress bailout. this according to the sensex research group. its monthly index tracking investor sentiment down to minus 17.3, lowest level since last november and the weaker than the reuters consensus forecast of minus 13. bond yields, as you can see, low in italy. 4.3%. nudging up elsewhere. japanese yields steady at 0.52%. on the currency market, dollar/yen, 98.83.

right now protesters saying they're suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets also of lisbon venting their anger at the troika of international lenders. are striking at one time in the bay detention center moves on with u.s. officials forced to admit the scale of the protest rising to ninety four detainees now said to be involved. in moscow by matter as a good to have you with us here on r t a top story during a nationwide question and answer session russian president vladimir putin called for greater cooperation between russia and the u.s. on fighting terrorism he also said he was disturbed when western nations labeled terrorists in russia as quote freedom fighters event q. and a went on for a record four hours and forty seven minutes being the previous longest by a quarter of an hour or he has more. the recent tragedy in boston and the events which did right after that were watched by the whole world and russia is no exception especially after it was established that the two suspected terrorists war of chechen origin and the president did comment on that reminding how criti

i'm agent lisbon, and this is patrick jane. hi. hi.ctually, i couldn't be there 'cause i was dealing with a fire. quite a mess, uh, third one this year. these, uh, meth labs guys are setting up in empty cabins, uh, the things go... (blows air) kablooey. (blows air) kablooey, indeed. so you've been busy, chief? do you think the drug trade had something to do with hollis percy's murder? i don't see the connection. no. i mean, there could be, but that would be... uh, messy? yes... you could say that. i did. well, i just wanted to stop by and let you know that i am available if cbi needs my help. thank you, b-but that's kind of a conflict of interest. you aiding in the investigation of the murder of the man who pays your salary. well, plus you've got some meth dealers to track down. yes. yes, i do. well, if you need anything, just, um... shout. we'll holler. very odd little country welcome. no. there's been no trouble. the last murder in percy was a long time ago. it's safe here. we have good schools. we--we build riding trails and-- and h

i'm agent lisbon, and this is patrick jane. hi. hi.ually, i couldn't be there 'cause i was dealing with a fire. quite a mess, uh, third one this year. these, uh, meth labs guys are setting up in empty cabins, uh, the things go... (blows air) kablooey. (blows air) kablooey, indeed. so you've been busy, chief? do you think the drug trade had something to do with hollis percy's murder? i don't see the connection. no. i mean, there could be, but that would be... uh, messy? yes... you could say that. i did. well, i just wanted to stop by and let you know that i am available if cbi needs my help. thank you, b-but that's kind of a conflict of interest. you aiding in the investigation of the murder of the man who pays your salary. well, plus you've got some meth dealers to track down. yes. yes, i do. well, if you need anything, just, um... shout. we'll holler. very odd little country welcome. no. there's been no trouble. the last murder in percy was a long time ago. it's safe here. we have good schools. we--we build riding trails and-- and hol

seven per cent in spain with protesters suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets in lisbon and madrid venting their anger at a trio of international lenders.

yesterday was like 27 degrees, but lisbon looking at 24. here's our extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." do stay with us.

yesterday was like 27 degrees, but lisbon looking at 24. here's our extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." do stay with us.

. >> this happened at the lisbon oceanarium and as cute as can be. >> doing a really good job with theace and getting in there and getting rid of the eye boogers. >> has the hands and the feet and everything involved. i love the tail. just keeping it balanced. >> good video. super cute. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> hi, everybody, i am beth troutman. it is time for the best videos the web has to offer "right this minute." >>> a motorcyclist is out for a joy ride until a sharp curve. >> catches this guy out. >> find out what he landed on that left him shaking his head. >>> looks like a waterfall, but that's an avalanche. >> usually these are not seen. >> where the rare sight was finally caught on camera. >>> a mama duck leads her babies through some mean streets. >> this little ducklings are keeping

it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not find evidence that suggests he was murdered. it is a mystery. they are waiting for the results of an autopsy. >>> new information about the man accused of smashing his car into a san jose wal-mart and then attacking people. we are also hearing exclusively from one of the men who stopped the attack, taking action to protect others. john alston is live with both sides of the story. >> it would appear that he has a history drug-fueled crime. one of the bystanders who helped subdue him here says the suspect was acting strangely. after the o

it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not find evidence that suggests he was murdered. it is a mystery. they are waiting for the results of an autopsy. >>> new information about the man accused of smashing his car into a san jose wal-mart and then attacking people. we are also hearing exclusively from one of the men who stopped the attack, taking action to protect others. john alston is live with both sides of the story. >> it would appear that he has a history drug-fueled crime. one of the bystanders who helped subdue him here says the suspect was acting strangely. after the o

it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not that s evidence that suggests he was murdered. it is a mystery. they are waiting for the results of an autopsy. >>> new information about the man accused of smashing his car into a san jose wal-mart and then attacking people. we are also hearing exclusively from one of the men who stopped the attack, taking action to protect others. john alston is live with both sides of the story. >> it would appear that historys a historys drug-fueled crime. one of the bystanders who helped subdue him here says the suspect was acting strangely. after

five of the workforce have no job at all i'll tell you that peter all of our filed this report from lisbon. of a different kind. of. the current government in the country and. the three. given to the nation. the international. the european. their own politicians isn't the only nation demonstrations take place. around one thousand four hundred police. to try and make sure that demonstrations. in the past now it's not just the people of europe that have been. senior members of the european parliament. against the way. the seemingly. very. much respect for the e.u. . the politicians say. again and they want to make sure. that it was a good idea. so another day another round of demonstrations in europe people. with the way things are going that they want change and they won't change to come quickly. correspond to the role of a right there skepticism has been soaring across the e.u. fueled by banking crises controversial out of course area and the latest surveys show trust in the block has plummeted to his story low levels and let's talk more about this apparent this apparent drop when it comes

four revolution but it's revolt of a different kind that will be taking place here on the streets of lisbon and says thousands come out to demonstrate against the current government and country and also against the three main lenders they give given cash to the financially stricken nation the so-called troika the e.u. the international monetary fund and the european central bank are one of the main targets for anger here as well as their own politicians that this isn't the only nation that will be seeing demonstrations take place on thursday in spain around one thousand four hundred riot police will be out in madrid to try and make sure that demonstrations there don't boil over as we have seen in the past now it's not just the people of europe that have been voicing their displeasure against the troika that's now being also spoken about in the corridors of power here in europe with senior any peace member of the european parliament voicing their displeasure against the way the troika the seemingly endless financial crisis on wednesday we heard. a very senior austrian n.e.p. refer to the way

turning now to some other stories making global headlines this hour thousands gathered in lisbon to protestagainst the government's austerity measures demonstrators going to thirty's from his handling portugal's economic problems on employment and low wages the country's been pursuing a harsh austerity regime as part of the seventy eight billion euro bellowed agreement with the. stinney and president mahmoud abbas accepted the resignation of prime minister fayyad the two politicians reportedly were at loggerheads over the exact limits of the prime minister's powers according to local media abbas asked the former premier to remain in his post until a successor can be named fide was appointed after hamas won the two thousand and seven elections in gaza. and staying with the palestinian territories after the break artie's white knight report looks at the lives of palestinian women stay with us. well. it's technology innovations all the developments around russia we. covered. told that she knows i would live. in eternal silence. her forever invisible. every day is a struggle. for our children s

while in portugal almost one in five of the workforce has no job peter all of a far this report from lisbon. the. revolt of a different kind. on the streets of. to demonstrate against the current government in the country and against the three. given to the. nation. the e.u. the international monetary fund the european. one of the main targets. as well their own politicians isn't the only nation demonstrations take place. in spain around one thousand four hundred riot police. to try and make sure. as we have seen in the past now it's not just people. here in europe with senior members of the european parliament. against the way. the seemingly. very. way that the situation. as neo colonialism. must be an inquiry into just. about so much tension and lost respect for the e.u. markets the politicians say. again and they want to make sure that it. was a good idea. another day another round of demonstrations in europe people. with the way things are going that they want change and they won't change to come quickly. another trio of interviews the i.m.f. european central bank and european commissio

some other stories making headlines across the globe thousands gathered in the portuguese capital lisbon to protest against the government's austerity measures demonstrators blamed authorities for mishandling the country's economic problems unemployment and low wages been suing a harsh austerity plan as part of a seventy eight billion euro bailout agreed with the. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has accepted the resignation of prime minister fayyad the two politicians reportedly came head to head over exactly the limits of the prime minister's powers according to local media abbas asked the former premier to remain in his post until a successor can be made if i had was appointed after hamas won the two thousand and seven elections in gaza. well people dream of exploring space but if you're russian some time space explorers you coming up after the break r.t. visits the urals a region that was stunned earlier this year when it was struck by a massive media your stay with us for more on that. you know i always try to stay clear of falling into the trap of fake outrage on this program pe

and international lenders and let's get the latest now from all of us standing by for us live in lisbon hello peter good to see you i understand it's probably very noisy where you are with people getting i set out for you and see you austerity measures protests but what's got them all riled up this time. well april twenty fifth this traditionally the day that they celebrate the start of the revolution in one nine hundred seventy four here in portugal but this year those celebrations are also containing demonstrations demonstrations against demonstrations by people who think that the way that portugal is being traced all mistretta by europe's financial institutions is too much and also longer. at their own government for allowing it to happen now to talk a little bit more about the context and the reality of what's facing the portuguese people is historian and independent and may be dismissed as thanks very much for speaking to you why is there such a deep seated resentment at the way portugal is being tracked well today is the day as you said of our thirty nine an aversive or of our rev

right now protesters saying they're suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets also of lisbon venting their anger at the troika of international lenders. strike at guantanamo bay detention center moves on with u.s. officials forced to admit the scale of the protest rising to ninety four detainees now said to be involved.

stories making headlines across the globe thousands of people gathered in the portuguese cop of the lisbon to protest against the government's austerity plans demonstrators blamed authorities from is handling the country's economic problems unemployment and low wages portugal's been pursuing a harsh austerity regime as part of this seventy eight billion euro bailout agreed with the e.u. . palestinian president mahmoud abbas has a sept of the resignation of prime minister fayyad the two politicians reportedly came head to head over the exact limits of the prime minister's powers according to local media asked the former premier to remain in his post until a successor could be named fayyad was appointed after hamas won the two thousand and seven elections in gaza. the first new strain of the case of a new strain of bird flu has been confirmed in the chinese capital beijing the virus has already killed eleven people nationwide with forty nine people in total affected this is government experts warn against mass panic in two thousand and nine an outbreak of swine flu caused governments to inve

seven per cent with protesters who are suffering at the hands of austerity taking to the streets of lisbon en madrid venting anger at the trio of international lenders. under a strike at the guantanamo bay detention center dragging on u.s. officials admitting the scale of the protest is rising ninety four detainees now said to be involved.

treasury secretary jack lew, as well. >>> the s&p said it expects lisbon's international lenders would extend the maturity of its loans as well as it stick toes its commitment. standard & poors says m&a activity will remain slow. the ratings agency forecast the frequency of deals would continue to lag compared with the u.s. but know that some cash rich companies and north american firms are willing to repatriot earnings could be tempted back in. telecoms, pharmaceuticals and consumer products cited as the sectors most likely to see activity. >>> national zag of two of greece's biggest banks looks more likely as competitors and smaller banks say they're unlikely to tap the private sector for cash. national bank bought just over 84% of euro bank in february with the financial stability funds supplying most of the capital for a recapitalization process. but the plan great with greece's international lenders meant that private inest havers needed to buy at least 10% of their share offerings for the bank to stay private. ben bernanke says launching the tests in 20309 was a critical turning

after an accident involving a san francisco muni because, a truck rear ended the bus last night at lisbon street. the bus driver and two passengers suffered shoulder, neck, and become injuries. other buses were rerouteed. >> caltran will reinspect hundreds of parts on the eastern span of the bay bridge after a steel rod broke. dyson corporation of ohio made or supplied many bolts and other parts that want into construction of the new $6.4 billion span. concern of the company's quality criminal el merged -- emerged last week after a third of the rods snapped when workers tightened the nuts. the bridge is scheduled, still, to open on time in 152 days on labor day weekend. apresident obama is coming here to raise money for democrats with private fundraisers in photographic -- san francisco tonight and tomorrow. democrats are focused on retaining control of the not and regaining control of the house of representatives. president obama was last here fundraising in october for the re-election campaign. >> demonstrators opposing the keystone pipeline are planning to protest outside one of the pr