in fact i thought you were a project was a project of cooperation i thought they were sharing so lucian's among the different member states so i was quite owners to be able to be part of the european union and also or to be part of our minister to reform that they were undergoing what happened or what did you find out to make you change your mind when i found out that they had no control on the payments they were making out of the european union budget basically you know they didn't ask if people qualified to get the funding from the european union and i was responsible for the signature of the space. so i had the highest responsibility and i thought i needed to know if i was playing to the right person and for the right purpose and they just didn't care and they didn't allow me to make change use to be able to determine if we were making the right pane so what does what does that all mean well this means that you funding is going to people who do not qualify for these who do not need the funding and who use it for other purposes and this is very dangerous because you know there are many

and yes, the dress, it was by dad, erin lucian. and all he had to do was read a book.s, he'd been making things all his life. he's in construction. but a dress? this was going to be a first. he used bedsheets to work it out and looked at youtube videos and asked for advice and shipped the sheets to danielle to do fittings online. and what a risk for her, right? but she trusted. >> i knew he's very creative thinker. and he would put 110% into it. so, i let him go for it. >> reporter: and he translated to dressmaking what he'd learned building houses. >> when you have plywood doing roofing and you're on a steep incline, you have to put supports and stuff. so, i did that with our silk. >> reporter: and then wedding day dawned. and danielle, whose father had suggested buying a backup dress, had not -- >> because nothing is more memorable than your own father making your wedding dress. not many people can say that. >> reporter: only to learn her dress wasn't quite finished, with two hours to go. >> i still had an adjustment to do on the sides of the dress. and my daughter s

spoke ahead of a key meeting of will finance ministers who are gathering in paris to hammer out some lucian's to the crisis our europe correspondent daniel bushell. the patience of european central bank does seem to be running out it says that it can't really take the whole burden on itself it really needs the governments to come through the european governments come through and take some actions because the latest country problems with spain it's seeing problems with its solidarity a failure of solidarity is how the downgrade of its rating again which is going to make it even harder for it to raise money and pay off its debts we're expecting protests tomorrow perhaps the biggest protests so far over you will start to measure in spain now russia's prime minister has come out and said that your government could solve this problem if they wanted to when you might. crises more political than a financial issue according to different estimates between one and one and a half trillion dollars is needed the number is big but the user you can handle it it's a political issue because in order to get ou

gangs the armed gangs we've seen what they've done with gadhafi these armed gangs but nothing of the lucian i think the message that it's. what you are if you live from moscow and we are always keen to know your opinion on our top stories well today on our website r.t. dot com we are asking what awaits libya now that colonel gadhafi is dead let's take a look at a side vote now well as you can see from this pie chart the vast majority believe the country will now decide and into chaos but with the oil fields guarded by western countries about a tanf think libya will undergo years of slow painful recovery while the rest of the viewers are split between two options whether there will be baghdad style green zone in tripoli with tribesmen taking control elsewhere or the country will eventually see political reform and for asperity well let us know what you think on this issue by logging on to our website r t v dot com and cast your vote. now the e.u. summit in brussels has yet to produce a deal on the continent's debt crisis but has resulted in conflict between nicolas sarkozy and david cameron

in god some two hundred meters away they took a four soldiers keep watching i would be switching lucian i talked by an agreement which i did always in the last week but if that is not to be reached i have to be on my own i have to fall back on my old needs. no surprise the generals only means a military once the status quo nor the course of their remains the standoff between k. four soldiers and local subservience is no closer to resolution people from both sides of the barricades are glad to avoid any further violence away from media hostility is commonplace this twenty three year old syrian man was with his father when he was shot just three weeks ago visiting an open in religion closer south where serbs a minority living in tiny enclaves i was waiting for him in a car and i saw him coming out of the albini and cafeteria and i heard two gunshots and my dad fall down i was to him but i was worried he died immediately i didn't even say goodbye to him. nobody would shows us his wounds he was shocked when his father's killers try to eliminate the only witness i will never return to their

movie is just too good presented to just i'm sorry to say that what we are seeing says the lucian is set in the situation but on the same time it's growing worse and worse because this limits factions and this limits. the reaction and the behavior of the government truth security at the in front of militant islamists extremely reluctant to enforce the rule of law and it is a very dangerous signal to these factions that the go among is is not ready to confront. continuously used the system as. a. strength. jean. says blaming the crop for christians for the violence is hypocritical of the country's military rulers. this is a very cynical attempt by the factory rulers of the country the military to portray a. minority of the population and religious minority as troublemakers when in fact all they're doing are trying to seek some justice overturn institutionalized discrimination that's the. residue from them time of what barak and his policies so this is absolutely cynical kind of the way it's covered by the military council and its media let's look at what the background that we're look

they're going to be successful and prove the prove to congress you know from the military and show lucian's with countries doing so you should have a good relationship with us. for years to help us from course there is always true . robert damon policy director of just a foreign policy and stay tuned for our team next week for a brand new line up first they call the occupy wall street protesters dirty dirty hippies and then they call them dangerous now the opponents of the movement are pulling out the big propaganda guns and pulling out as to discredit the protesters so while the emergency council for israel sets out on a smear campaign we'll take a look at who's really behind this media blitz plus for politicians it's a game of smoke and mirrors for the rest of america it's a bitter dose of economic reality unemployment is that nine point one percent and going nowhere fast so as the government downplays the jobs crisis is the u.s. limping towards catastrophe. and whose movement is it anyway the tea party and occupy wall street may seem like two completely different schools of thought but c

presenters at the parliaments the think about it they have earned it they worry about it the horrible lucian for it sick it's not about the money about poverty per se libya by the way libya in particular is one of the has the highest national g.n.p. in the entire continent of africa yet this still went through a process that yielded almost fifty thousand deaths obviously democracy does have a price freedom does have a price and they would do anything to to to get this guy who you know will carry the muslim the muslim brotherhood's opening opening kitchen you know soup kitchens and all of that and this is how they won hearts and minds just this old archaic thinking that is still purple choice for some reason the muslim brotherhood have been around for over eighty years and they have been a solid and a consistent aquaculture jumpy a million years the are the monastery is going on in bastard you've only spoken once of this program go ahead sir. well i think we should think about the role of the political islam and especially of the muslim brotherhood in this stage out of the box of the previous

russia and china have walked in to represent lucian on syria the u.n. security council saying the text doesn't rule out foreign military intervention. it's a rare case of iraq veto at the un as most go feels it has to prevent another and style scenario joining me to do the job in a few minutes. braces itself for a twenty four hour nationwide strike in response to the government's latest round of a steering measures. like consulate in and out of the country public child's school but it's still the school's place is glee the streets of athens to say the discontent the drugs the thing that bites this will bring you all the latest just. and business fresh concerns over the u.s. economy are hitting emerging markets as investors already cashed out of developing these drugs for a full business boards and president. of the russian capital you're watching r t josh welcome to the program first breaking news story russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria the european bad draft called on damascus to and its crackdown on protesters or

literature has gone to a swedish poet thomas strong strong was praised by the academy for his condensed lucian images which gave fresh access to reality his surreal books exploring the inner worlds have been translated into almost fifty languages the eighty year old literary master will receive the award ceremony in december. up next to the business desk for the latest with dimitri. and warm welcome to the program the economic priorities of what's likely to be the next government have become clearer following keynote speech from the dean approach an absent investment forum in moscow the prime minister reassured investors the country would remain strict budgetary discipline and would continue with the process of liberalization a correspondent in the course of the forum with more hello marina so what were the main points of prime minister putin highlighted in the speech. followed me through well prime minister vladimir putin i have to say he was optimistic but a realistic at the same time he said that russia is still feeling the after effects of the financial crisis and that they understand that

put him behind them so this or person politically shouldn't the rules of corporate governance and lucian and so on motion a vicious cycle we. were in there were some of them stretching from some of the really serious problem or other have some notable wealth right so i would push for a much like the sort of world plan from china to see if they do so if you're honest with them i don't want infrastructure of corruption in school collapsing. all of that increase in the system and you know. what keeps the cycle going and for the rising well it's one point for some groups but maybe a little in the coming year for twenty twelve election is that many including yourself have speculated and assume that the campaign spending for the us election twenty one. well exceed one and only in that each predicate kind of thing that isn't mass i don't approve of them like my mother where does it come from well you know there's a lot of them for one thing that's been felt by political concern eight election and works warm obama i what. but eventually election was the only financial institution that contributi

don't want to forget we want to make sure that everyone is accounted for the soldiers are not public lucian's goods you have to you you have to get engaged in politics to have the yes we do about well i guess what i'm saying is we don't take sides and we don't but we do have to lobby the lobby and probably certainly you have two years of people political yourselves in to a certain degree do you do favor of raising money for those people who are worried it all comes from the firms that they're going to mars well. the. i would say the am i missing the the missing in action groups in in america probably get their own donations and so forth but as we do it as you know we get our own funding from re-offending from a fund raiser. membership. dues. corporate donations and so forth all of that those were our form of finance and so forth and most of those m.i.a. groups have the same type of benefactors and all of the government. is the government in gauged in helping giving money to the people to the families that need help the government funds the d.p.m. all office yes which is part of the department

since the february lucian which toppled president mubarak more than twenty five people killed and hundreds injured in clashes between coptic christians and security forces in current military vehicles were seen charging through the crowds while troops fired rubber bullets and tear gas and started as a peaceful demo for justice after attacks on christian churches by muslim extremists state owned media blame the christian protesters despite witnesses saying that unconnected troublemakers were behind the violence at least brother says the country's military rulers a scapegoat the religious. this is a very cynical attempt by the defacto rulers of the country the military to portray a. minority of the population and a religious minority as troublemakers when in fact all they're doing are trying to seek some justice over institutionalized discrimination that's the. residue from them time of what barak and his policies what we are facing is a popular uprising that was a poor aborted by a military coup leaving pretty much a political and security vacuum in place and that's the context for what's h

problems with and others were only excuses that were used by him and you know the area where division lucian she put is there because this is the third project. you mentioned you mentioned the transformation of the regimes after the revolution after the arab spring you said that maybe by the end of the day which will be a long day there may be real democracy because now they may go the other way not the way that the revolution was proclaiming in the slogans is that. i fear are very early and islam is ation of the region of radical islam coming to to surround israel another that this is a concern actually as two wings there is the iranian wing which is not cheers remain and. is trying to not only to be known to is a but also to export what they called the iranian revolution personable successful in lebanon lebanon is for all practical purposes is controlled but you know on its proxy it is build up and at the same time the muslim brotherhood was in egypt in the some other companies are planning to create again it different but the additional islamic movements. that can be moderate on one hand

exclude the chances of foreign military intervention russia had to block it after that is to reza lucian's alters didn't take our concerns into account worse they declined the civil proposal to stage there will be no external military interference in the conflict and this means only one thing our partners in the u.n. security council do not rule out a replay of the libyan scenario although they said more than once they clearly understood syria is very different to libya russia will continue resisting a chance to legitimize unilateral sanctions through the u.n. security council that age overthrow political regimes the u.s. was not created for that meanwhile the violence in syria continues according to the leaders figures coming out of the year one nearly three thousand people have lost their lives throughout the entire conflict the west says that it will continue applying pressure on syrian authorities while russia hopes that the country will be able to conduct peaceful democratic reforms on its own. there's much more on all of our stories available at r.t. dot com thirty six the crime of r

aaron lucian. and all he had to do was read a book.ecause the thing is, he'd been making things all his life, he's in construction. but a dress? this was going to be a first. he used bed sheets to work it out and looked at youtube videos and asked for help and shipped them to danielle to do fittings online. and what a risk for her, right? but she trusted. >> but i knew he was a pretty creative thinker so i let him go for it. >> reporter: and he translated to dress making what he'd learned building houses. >> when you have plywood doing roofing and you're on a steep incline you have to put supports and stuff. so, i did that with our silk. >> reporter: and then wedding day dawned, and danielle who had all along suggested buying a backup, had not. >> because nothing is more memorable than your own fathers making your wedding dress, not many people can say that. >> reporter: only to learn her dad wasn't quite finished, with two hours to go. >> i still had an adjustment to do on the sides of the dress. my daughter says, don't worthry about

the european nations are pressing for russell lucian to condemn a serious violent crackdown against anti-government protesters and to threaten sanctions the move is opposed by russia which is calling for dialogue between syria's warring factions. libya's transitional leaders name a new cabinet to govern the country until it's fully secured meanwhile and to get off the troops continue to bomb the colonel's besieged stronghold of sirte which the red cross says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. euro zone's finance minister has put off a decision on a crucial bailout loan for greece after album submitted deficit but i've already claimed.

gangs the armed gangs we've seen what they've done with gadhafi these armed gangs on the thought of lucian i think the message that is. well we are always keen to know your opinion on our top story so today on our website r.t. dot com we are asking what a way slepian now that colonel gadhafi is dead. take a look at our of god there are the sides both so the vast majority as you can see believe the country will now need to sand into chaos but it will be boiled field guarded by western countries while about a tanf think we undergo years of slow and painful recovery while the rest of the viewers are split between two options whether there will be baghdad style green zone in tripoli with tribesman taking control or that the country will eventually see political reform and first buried in a lot of snow what do you think on this issue by logging on to the website r t v dot com. the e.u. summit in brussels has yet to produce a deal on the continent's debt crisis but has resulted in conflict between the glass sarkozy and david cameron the fierce exchange happened when the british prime minister sa

to keep their heads at the lucian cyrena when she reports. going into the final qualification group game russia funded selves an excellent position they took their pull by two points and the remaining fixture is against andorra a team ranked at the very bottom of the fever rankings alongside the likes of american samoa and monster rants russia massive favorites to claim all three points even though a draw would suffice and advocate says they'll look to qualify playing good football. to play with. will organize the. war better than the other one but still nothing to quote a pic of who will but does have a few selection concerns constantine's variant of and i'm xander and you call suspended after picking up yellow cards and so archaea last time outs well you should cough as was his battle to be fit after picking up a knock in jelena owns of course is ok and he's likely to retain his starting spot but some of the fringe players may be getting a chance in the first eleven however uppercuts biggest concern is how he and dorrans may try to use less

is just isn't just i'm sorry to say that what we are seeing is the lucian is. in the situation but on the same time it's. because islamist factions in the business treat. the behavior of. security authorities in front of militant islamists is extremely reluctant to enforce the rule of law. to signal to these factions in the government is is not ready to confront. continuously used by these islamists as. a. strength. religious tensions come to a head in egypt international relations expert mark almond says the country secular status is under threat. the development of the situation i mean very long ago and it's alarming because of the religious tradition but it also has a long and short speech. late last year we can also use islands which are in culture and islamic culture american pressure in place and cities like. and at the time when people were religion or being revolutions didn't get much attention then when the revolution period when it seemed at least in the center of cairo two hundred seventy peaceful . scene. people who will be. in the room. with the lo

hazard issue will have to be addressed institutionally that's why i think once whatever the result lucian to this immediate crisis is going to be the next three or four years will be characterised by intensive debates within the euro zone and the european union as a whole as to how to reconstruct the euro zone in order to make it more sustainable and obviously you know normal capitalism rules have been shocked out of the window i mean if you invest into something the interest rate is also part of the compensation for the risk you take and the you know the moral hazard argument is obviously there you know you invest and if it goes wrong the taxpayer picks up the bill i think everybody sees that there have been clear limits to this and the one thing it's going to do i mean if the banks really take a whack at a fifty percent now on the on the greek bonds and what have to be recapitalized this will shift the focus of the debate back from the deflection really on to sovereign debt back onto the banking sector because if you're being honest not much has been reformed in the last three years so

oil has slipped from its highest point in a month as germany just dropped hopes for us with present lucian to europe's debt crisis as realistic and branch is losing more than one dollar to trade at one hundred eleven dollars a barrel lights which is trading at eighty six dollars per barrel. just stuck so low in trade after wells fargo the largest u.s. homeland just slumped and germany dumped optimism for a quick fix to europe's debt crisis. and european stocks have raised gains with the jets losing two percent of the german government spokesman said european leaders will not provide a quick ending to the debt crisis that they are meeting next weekend london's we'll see is under one percent lower. and russia the markets close deeply down off to seeing strong gains last week they are she has lost one hundred percent while the mice extended over two percent in the red let's have a look at some of the individual show moves on the my sense is a raised early gains and two percent down the bank has confirmed it will buy alliance life as insurance business in russia by the end of the year bucking

well has slipped from its highest point in a month as germany just crunch hopes first with present lucian to europe's debt crisis as unrealistic branches losing more than one dollar to traders one hundred ten dollars per barrel whites which is trading at eighty six dollars without. the low ofter wells fargo the largest u.s. homeland to slump down germany dumped optimism for a quick fix to europe's debt crisis. serbian stocks closed down with the jets one point eight percent in the red dots this is a german government spokesman said european leaders will not provide a quick ending to the debt crisis but they are meeting next weekend going to the school system is tough percent lower. trying finally in russia the markets close deeply down off just seeing strong beams last week lost one and a half percent while the noise expended over two percent in the right let's take a look at some of the individual show moves on the might six spur banca raised early again sending two percent down the bank has confirmed it will find alliance loss insurance business in russia cry the end of the year bucking

a lucian of this relationship i was in in one thousand eight hundred nine the former president gorbachev. and so i've been saying that our . relationship is a matter of the circumstances now are different and we were talking about afghan is the presence of troops in afghanistan or. there were issues of for. chinese frontiers of. now this was all going to different world i think. the relationship. now is lasting and will last there will reinforce i don't think it is a threat for the rest of the world i but you you say you've seen over the past twenty years you've seen a big shift in the relationship you're saying that there's more cooperation more bilateral movement for the two major players here but how much of this cooperation is forced i mean let's be honest here both china and russia are rapidly growing economies and both need each other. yes we need each other. it is good for the war that is good or multiple or i think they might have a live in the future true but it's not going to be the thought of our generation there are a lot of complimentary fears about still the relationship th

you know the merit our city you know was giving us by lucian mark warner as well sending us violation notices for many weeks and on you know heard that this chorus created by the city was the same the repeated i mean stream and right wing media which was that you know that there was drug use in the camp or that our vision was very dirty and so they tried to d. politicize any kind of addiction and by saying that it was about holders he could buy lesions so that they could kind of you know circumvent the fact that they were you know they were using oppressive police for force against amendment protester it's our professors exercising their first amendment rights and we've seen that all around the country that you know that the cities use this health and safety code by omission kind of thing that is based on just arbitrary you know arbitrary stuff that they make up about you know a rat population how do you know if the rat population has increased since occupation and stuff like this you know as an excuse to come up with aggressive or us. also it should be said that you know occupy oakla

are being organized in more than one hundred cities one city by standing behind are worth around lucian their time and i think that. despite mainstream media downplaying and even really killing the movement supporters face the message will be understood you saw what happened in london. bunch of people that were just. you know that's. something is wrong already bruised by soaring unemployment poverty and foreclosures the middle class are now being told to tighten their belts leading many americans to finally put their voices across in the beginning bigger it looks like spreading throughout the country and you know they had the arab spring you know hopefully never us in los angeles. archie. you know once again this by going on for more than two weeks there has been spotty coverage of these protests even though many say this is the start of you know either sort of a tea party on the left others as you just saw calling it the answer to the arab spring here at home the american autumn but it was until those arrests on the brooklyn bridge over the weekend of seven hundred people i mean people