with egypt particularly that there is a closed organic relation with the military council now this organic relation needs to be questioned in the week of people's mounting criticism to the military institution and particularly to the opaqueness of this institution in terms of its dealings and its economy is in its relationship with the us so that doesn't mean however that the us want to remain big player in the egyptian politics at least in the interim i expect that the relation will be also at head with the elected parliament even with its is the most majority it will just take different directions in different forums ok lynn return of magical three of egypt's independent newspaper thanks ever so much for being with us give us your thoughts. millions of new jobs manufacturing back on track war in iraq over bin ladden gone barack obama set out his stall for reelection and using the annual state of the union address to do it details now the live from washington d.c. parties lucy catherine of lucy hi. lucy craft not good to see you know the speech was full of rhetoric we're listening in earl

of the armed forces to lead the transition but the initial euphoria began to fade when the military council was still in place six months later after one bloody crackdown on peaceful protestors officer another claim at least eighteen lives since october there isn't any doubt left here scaf should go i believe that they're there i mean our life i believe that we don't want them anywhere here in this chair that's what i believe in the words and that's what most of what all i know believe and we will work in whatever happens as these are works with and to scholars are scared because he blew in arabic or army lawyers contained they worked through really armies wrongdoings beats you know female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to mentor trials that's against less than two thousand in mubarak's thirty years scaf claim it's leave when the new president is elected in june but if you believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay on behind the scenes reluctan

between a female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to bear two trials that are against less than two thousand in mubarak's thirty years. claim it and leave when the new president is elected to do but if you believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay all behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish their power they've had for decades with protests pushing them to leave one thing is clear the fight is not yet over grief notion r.t. cairo. well egypt now has a newly elected parliament with them was when brotherhood majority of seats the only has pledged to give up power when a new president is sworn in with an election expected to be held in june and all across top program later people of ellen's guests debate the country's future is a preview for you. if the united states wants to ingratiate themselves with the egyptian people what they've got to do is we've got to offer humanitarian aid we've got to offer loans. and shermer souse to the egyptian

attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that are against less than two thousand in the dark thirty years staff claim it's leave when the new president is elected in june but if you believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that a general space to yawn behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades with protests pushing them to leave one thing is clear the fight is not yet over. grief an option r t cairo. lenders of the world's business elites have gathered in davos switzerland for the new world economic forum those attending will be discussing the salvation of capitalism and striking some lucrative deals in the process that long mr has the details. all right i'm here i've made it to davos i'm at the world economic forum my first time i'm not alone though turns out morgan stanley's c.e.o. says first time out which shows the caliber of the people that are here ok these are much of the corporate elite much of the global elite when it comes

november 19 -- the situation escalates when the military council tries to pass a lot to increase its powers. more deaths are reported on the streets. people from the islamist left and campus protests side-by- side. over 28 -- egyptians cast their ballots in the first round of parliamentary elections, but demonstrations continue on tahrir square. for many, the revolution is not over yet. >> but the political progress over the past year has been less than impressive. a new parliament has been elected. plans are in place to draw up a new constitution, and a presidential election is to be held within the next few months. but for the moment, at least, the reins of power are still very much in the hands of military rulers and officers of the old mubarak regime, and that are at the head of the state apparatus that continues to use repressive and brutal tactics against those who would challenge it. not surprisingly, some of those who are protesting -- who were protesting a year ago continue to struggle for real change. >> this artist and internet activists and this fashion designer and femin

wrongdoings between a female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that against less than two thousand in mubarak's thirty years i believe that there are life i believe that we don't want them anywhere here in this chair that's what i believe and what's and that's what most of what all i know believe and we will work whatever happens scott claim it live when the new president is elected in june but few believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay on behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades with protests pushing them to leave though one thing is clear the pride is not yet over notional r.t. cairo. well that does it for now for more details on a stories. on our website r.t. dot com slash usa and our you tube page our team dot com slash r t america and you can always follow me on twitter that handle is right there on the screen at lucy cafe i will be back in about a half an hour what more stories for. you if y

wrongdoings between our female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that against less than two thousand in mubarak's thirty years i believe that there. i believe that we don't want them anywhere here in this chair that's what i believe in the words and that's what most of what all i know believe and the work whatever scott claim it to leave when the new president is elected in june but if you believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay on behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades with protests pushing them to leave though one thing is clear the fight is not yet over. r.t. cairo. and i do head over to r.t. dot com for the latest from egypt as well as a thoughts on what the revolution has really brought here's what else we've got lined up for you on our web site right now for example the u.s. is tightening the noose around that freedom but a former spy. chief is coming clean about cyber snooping and even digit

wrongdoings between a female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that are against less than two thousand in the dark thirty years. claim it and leave when the new president is elected in june but a few billion. the promise is that once we're broke so easily some also fear that a dangerous may steal and behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades. titian had to leave one thing is clear the fight is not chance over. hearty. just one in quarter past the hour here in the russian capital there's confusion over events in the libyan town of bani walid after moammar gadhafi loyalists seized the city on monday killing five and injuring twenty five in clashes with government forces but libya's interior minister says it's not clear who actually controls the city now and claims that clashes erupted due to internal disagreements between rival militias meanwhile elders in the town say they'll appoint their own local representatives and reject any interference from the in

claim they've seized control of the town of bani walid and abolish the government appointed military council there the country's interim rulers admit they're not sure who's really in charge of the city saying the violence was caused by internal problems. and coming full circle interest square thousands of egyptian protesters angry at the lack of reform are expected in central cairo and the country is marking the first anniversary of its popular uprising that toppled president mubarak. but as russia is prepared to go to the polls to elect a new president on the fourth of march we talked to the surprise candidate one of russia's richest tycoons and the owner of the new jersey nets basketball team we hear about mikhail prokhorov plans for russia that's next. mr prothero hello and thank you for the time always glad to oblige you that you really think you can be the next president and you're putting more money i always aim high and whenever i launch a project i'm always in it to win it or taking part in this presidential election is definitely the most important decision i've ever taken on me and

wrongdoings between our female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that are against less than two thousand and mubarak's thirty years. claim it and leave when the new president is elected in june but if you believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay all behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish their power they've had for decades with protests pushing him to leave the one thing is clear the fight is not yet over grief notion r t cairo. well do head over to r.t. dot com for the latest from egypt as well as thoughts on what the revolution has really brought and here's what else we've got lined up for you right now at r.t. dot com the u.s. is tightening the noose around net freedom but a former spy chief has come clean about cyber snooping and even digital attacks on other countries. and big business gets one over on the politicians as iran's sanctions do little to stop western oil john's trading with terror on details on that on sea dog. as

wrongdoings between a female activists attacking field hospitals and conspiracy theories under the military council twelve thousand people have been brought to military trials that against less than two thousand and mubarak's thirty years i believe that they're alive i believe that we don't want them anywhere here in this chair that's what i believe in words and that's what most of what all i know believe and we will work in whatever scott claim it to leave when the new president is elected in june but few believe the promises that once were broken so easily some also fear that the generals may stay on behind the scenes reluctance to relinquish the power they've had for decades with protests pushing them to leave though one thing is clear the fight is not yet over grief notion or r.t. cairo. well be sure to stay tuned to our teeth for the big picture is coming up all new in a half an hour tonight tom hartman will break it will recap last night's state of the union speech with the help of an expert panel and major setbacks for press freedom in the u.s. tom is going to examine why journalists arrests

that the military council which is ruling the country in terror is responding to mounting pressure from the revolutionaries and from the ongoing revolution in egypt however many receive the news of the partial victory of the emergency law as only cosmetic change because it exempts so-called thugs from this rule which means that there could still be people tried or arbitrarily detained under the emergency law it would be hard to believe that the u.s. would suddenly stop its relation with egypt particularly that there is a close to organic relation was the military council and now this organic relation needs to be questioned in the wake of mounting criticism to the military institution and particularly to the opaqueness of this institution in terms of its dealings and its economy and its relationship was the u.s. so that doesn't mean however that the u.s. want to remain a big player in the egyptian politics at least in the interim. well if you want keep abreast of what's happening in egypt tahrir square we showed the pictures just now you can watch the event what's happening there unfoldi

many lost their lives and they're demanding that the widely criticized military council now turn over its power to civilian go. yesterday the council lifted a stage -- state of emergency. it shows that egypt is heading in the right direction and that the military will eventually lose power. >>> today cardinal edward o'brien talked about his future. this was his first public appearance since he rerned-- returned home from rome where it bass announced he would be appointed cardinal. >> when i walked in i first walked in with the other bishops to introduce them to the holy father and he said congratulations your emmin nens. titles are vow important in many respects. >> he heads to haiti tomorrow to see first hand the progress made from the recovery from the 2010 earthquake and he will also dedicate a new school while he's there. >>> too much rain is not good. just ask people living in certain parts of texas as rescue crews were called into action. >>> a gas explosion left homeowners rattled. we'll take a look at the damage when we come back. >>> some new video we got in tonight. a home w

in terms of the military council, that obviously remains one of the big political issues because a lot, the goal was to have a state, a democratic state a civilian democratic state and so far all the signs have been that the military want to continue to retain some role in the future, all those there's a parliament and that parliament is dominated by islamist movement. that to them is the beginning of the right road but to many young protesters that is cause for concern. >> at the same time the u.s. government is trying to figure out our relationship with them. meeting with the new leaders and trying to develop rr relationsh. a lot of people feel that the u.s. no longer has aly crafted with the military council -- >> they are scrambling. >> yes, they have to deal with the muslim botherhood and some young people that have been leading the revolution egypt. the muslim brotherhood have come out and said whatever previous agreements were concluded internationally, egypt in the future will honor those agreements. >> principally the treaty with israel. >> principally that. and obviously that

many say the revolution will not be complete until the military council hands over power to the civilian government. >> were on the country's economic dialogue. the fed expects the economy to grow between 2.2% and 2.7% in 2012 which is down slightly from last november's of -- forecast. with that in mind, there are no plans to raise a record low interest rates before 2014. this just in, regarding tim geithner he says president obama returns for a second term he will not serve as treasury secretary. he tells bloomberg television he does not think the president would ask him to return any way. he is the only person left over from the president's original economic team. >> the u.s. army is planning some major cuts. it will reduce the number of their combat brigade -- brigade from 45 to 32. special operations would not be affected. congress ordered the military to come up with nearly $500 million worth of cuts. >> the county is using on-line text books. seventh through 12th graders have been using the online books and the county wants some feedback. asked to put out a survey to find how stude

mood was somber and manny gyptian disenchanted today they're demanding the dissolution of the military council which and heritage absolute power from deposed president hosni mubarak this as a gypsy is today vote on the upper house of parliament following lower house elections that saw the dramatic rise of islamic members the new government is also busy putting together the country's constitution when council of also promised concessions including the lifting of a barbaric state of emergency law but egyptian author and filmmaker philip risk says little will change. i don't see it as being that big of a shift i mean we lived under military rule for thirty years and that gave the government the authority to do just about what they wanted today we live under military rule so to me it's just a formal matter and that they they live to emergency law while we live under the rule of a military giunta since the military took over general twenty eight's over fifteen thousand civilians that we know of have faced military courts and have received trials of anywhere between six months to fifteen years and f

currently trying to develop a new constitution above all egyptians what the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from the post president hosni mubarak political analyst ahmed but i told r.t. the military knows it's time is running out. most egyptians are still weary. of this supreme council of the armed forces and. the trials of the symbols of the old regime. and that is a general feeling of frustration at the small change. from the from the old regime and some members of the supreme council of the armed forces . who describe only for opposition. people just a general lack of trust the words authority i believe that the sooner. the better for them do nor. very much aware of those and so far the road map has been fall to the letter. it appears not far behind coming up in the next hour in our team months after the fall of gadhafi acted n.g.o.s doctors without borders suspends its mission to libya after being forced to treat torture victims through a fence straight sent straight back for further interrogation. and more on that a little later if we hear a lot in the me

currently trying to develop a new constitution but above all egyptians want the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from deposed president hosni mubarak political analyst told r.t. the military knows it's time.

currently trying to develop a new constitution but above all egyptians want the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from to post president hosni mubarak political analyst. told r.t. the military knows its time is running out. with the. supreme council of. the. symbols of the old regime. it is a general. feeling frustration over the smooth change. from the old regime and some members of the supreme council of the. opposition so good people just have a general lack of trust. i believe that the sooner. the better for them nor the book. so far. has been to the letter. but libya is not far behind coming up next hour on our team ons after the fall of gadhafi respected n.g.o.s doctors without borders spends its mission from libya after being forced to treat torture victims were then sent straight back further. but now president obama vowed to reform tax and fight poverty while hailing america's military during his annual state of the union speech much of the focus in this year's address was dedicated to the country struggling economy and the pressing. problem of inequality e

currently trying to develop a new constitution but above all egyptians want the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from deposed president hosni mubarak but political analyst. told r.t. the military knows it's time is running out most egyptians are still weary but. the supreme council for those. who don't choose to be. the symbols of. the general. feeling of frustration. from the all these even some members of the supreme council. for a position that's people just have a general lack of trust. i believe that the sooner. the better for them you know. much a little and so far. as. to the letter president obama vowed to reform tax and five poverty while helping america's military during his annual state of the union address much of the focus in this here is a speech was dedicated to the country struggling economy and the pressing problem of inequality in body by the occupy movement obama also praised army advances abroad and the assassination of us some of the loddon speech is regarded as a pre-election chance for obama to sell his campaign to the public school professor

. >>> egypt's ruling military council moved up the schedule of elections by three weeks.ing is scheduled to start in late january, finished by mid february. the goal is to have winners seated by february 28th. elections for the lower house will be completed by december. >>> streets in paris are getting greener. french battery makers is planning to put outthousand electric cars. renter pays under $7 for the first half hour of use. first fife days the system in operation, 4000 people signed father variety of rental packages. >>> skypetists are studying the moon's gravity. >>> celebration in london, half a million people welcomed in 2012 with the annual new years day parade. england has many reasons to celebrate. summer olympics are held in the brittic capital and it's the queen's diamond jubilee. >>> voters are asking to make a pledge to candidates they vote for in march. it will have some staying away from the polls. >>> dozens of birds found dead in one state. what scientists say are likely to blame. a live look, windy in the nation's capitol. [ female announcer ] fashion

currently trying to develop a new constitution above all egyptians what the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from the post president hosni mubarak political analyst told r.t. the military knows its time is running out. still with the. supreme council of the. symbols of the old regime. is a general. feeling of frustration at the small change. from the all do zoom and some members of the supreme council of the force was. only for the opposition through people just have a general lack of trust the words authority i believe that the sooner. the better for them do nor. move much of those and so far the road map has been all through the length of. the beer is not far behind coming up in the next hour in our team months after the fall of gadhafi bigoted n.g.o.s doctors without borders suspends its mission to libya after being forced to treat torture victims and then straight sent straight back for further interrogation. and more and that a little later if we're not in the meantime president obama vowed to reform tax and five poverty while hailing america's military du

military the right to imprison people without warrants. egyptians view them as a negative legacy of the mubarak era. the council chief says authorities can still arrest people for what he called acts of thuggery. he failed to spell out the details. the military has often labeled organizers of anti-government demonstrations as thugs. >>> six gulf nations are to withdraw monitors from syria for failing to stop the oppression by the government of president bashar al assad. they made the announcement on tuesday. the league sent 150 monitors to syria in late december to prevent the assad government from clashing with protesters, but the mission has failed to stop the crackdown on civilians. the countries will work with the u.n. security council to pressure assad to step down as soon as possible. syrian foreign minister walid al muallem says some have joined the conspiracy against syria. >>> if iraq four car bombings have hit shia areas of baghdad killing at least 13 people. two vehicles exploded in the sadr section of the capital. soon after two car bombs went off in other predominantly shia areas. among the 13 kill

regret for weeks decision saying it may result in more bloodshed and foreign military intervention that as the u.n. security council is set to discuss a new resolution on syria calling for a regime change and warning of further action if damascus road fails to comply russia has opposed the document saying it can be used as a basis to solve the situation on top of this post to get more sanctions against syria as we prefer the pressure on president assad the decision to freeze the observer mission comes after gulf nations with troops arabs or risk leaving people to prepare for the worst as our first now reports. saying they get by and heading hey service from the gulf states leave the airport their mission incomplete leaving behind a country in a deepening crisis is never going to be easy see one of the arab league monitors to stay. i don't want to hear from right from the word gay the missions previous problematic the opposition accuse dimona to sit being too closely aligned with the government the government's now accused of being part of a foreign conspiracy and they will it just tickle complains to the observers

is somber and many egyptians disenchanted the day they are demanding the dissolution of the military council which inherited absolute power from deposed president hosni mubarak this as a gyptian today vote on the upper house of parliament following lower house elections that saw the dramatic rise of islamic members the new government is also busy putting together the country's constitution ahmed the dalai executive director of the transform even political center says the military knows it it's time its time is running out most egyptians are still weary. of this supreme council of the armed forces. who don't choose to be the symbols of the old regime. and that is a general. feeling of frustration over the smooth piece of change blues from the from the old regime and some members of the supreme council of the armed forces who would like to destroy any for the opposition. people just have a general lack of trust. i believe that the sooner. the better for them they know. the school. and so far the road map has been to the letter. nearly liberated back in trouble doctors without borders announced