determined to stop a neo nazi epidemic from spreading but are their efforts not our team investigates . the arab league says syria's government has withdrawn heavy weapons from major cities and released some three thousand five hundred prisoners but the body confirms snipers are still posing a threat and called for an end to the shooting meanwhile syria's state run news agency says an explosion has set a gas pipeline in the troubled homes province one of a number of similar attacks since the ten month long unrest began activists claim hundreds have been killed since the monitoring team arrived last week trying criticism both from within syria and the arab group the league has called an emergency meeting to decide whether to withdraw also observers from syria amid continuing violence their mission is to ensure compliance with a peace plan in the country analysts patrick henningsen thinks events in syria are being manipulated with western powers and arab allies backing insurgent groups to promote regime change. a lot of these so-called human rights reports definitely skewed in favor of

a quiet german town becomes a battlefield between neo nazis and those prepared to stand up to the full story is just ahead. jordan is set to host the first bilateral meeting between israeli and palestinian negotiators and more than a year it's considered a last ditch attempt to revive direct peace talks and at reaching a two state solution palestinian president says his side will take tough new measures if the meeting fails to bring progress archies policy or from tel aviv has more. both sides have played down any kind of expectation that there will be a breakthrough in these talks saying that these will not lead to direct negotiations and should not be confused to be done in direct negotiations themselves as a diplomat said that these talks will not solve anything although they do bring a new energy to the table the israeli defense minister put it this way he said that these are negotiations about negotiations now the last time that israelis and palestinians sat down around the negotiating table was more than a year ago this time around they will be representatives from both israelis

countries have seen a growth in neo nazi groups and in germany more and more young people are joining them some point to poor economic conditions others say immigration policies are to blame going off now reports on what's driving youngsters along such a dangerous path. a quiet down disturbed. a small community divided. it began with the appearance of nazi symbols then the local social center was burned to the ground your. office was also vandalized says for him the final straw was when your nazis marched through the town's main square. i used to be afraid but it helps not to act alone to have supporters i became a public person with our initiative and it sort of my protection the end the initiative is actively supported by around fifty locals many are retired and armed with posters they stand up to those who are often much younger and looking not too friendly like this young man who openly calls himself a neo nazi and admits encouraging a teenager to set the social center on fire he now faces up to two years behind bars in this new book but we won't let me go now sees rule here yet t

was burned to the ground your own office was also vandalized says for him the final straw was when neo nazis marched through the town's main square. i used to be afraid but it helps not to act alone to have supporters i became a public person with our initiative and it sort of my protection the end of the initiative is actively supported by around fifty locals maybe i retired and armed with posters they stand up to those who are often much younger and looking not too friendly like this young man who openly calls himself a neo nazi and admits encouraging a teenager to set the social center on fire he now faces up to two years behind bars in this new book within that we won't let me know now sees rule here yet to not all locals agree the initiative is often criticized the neo nazi party even gained three percent of votes at the most recent local parliament election. the incident split our town some say we're exaggerating and are only making things worse by attracting too much attention but i think they're simply afraid. activists say it's easy for new nazis to recruit new members especia

are often much younger and looking not too friendly like this young man who openly calls himself a neo nazi and admits encouraging a teenager to set the social center on fire he now faces up to two years behind bars in this new book within that we won't let me go now sees rule here yet to not all locals agree the initiative is often criticized the neo nazi party even being three percent of votes at the most recent local parliament election day. the beans that had split our town some say we're exaggerating and are only making things worse by attracting too much attention but i think they're simply afraid activists say it's easy for neo nazis to recruit new members especially among disillusioned and dejected teenagers with poor infrastructure and high unemployment and few social schemes which the town can offer it's often simply boredom driving them to extremes. with a population of just around six thousand people sausan is a typical small german town far away from large industries and financial centers life here is peaceful or at least it used to be before two thousand and nine mr vanti

dark past with fascism like many other european countries germany is seeing a surge in support for neo nazi groups it's a problem that sometimes divides whole towns between those in favor of extremism and those trying to make a stand go to prison off investigates now what's driving young people down such a violent path. a quiet down disturbed. a small community divided. it began with the appearance of nazi symbols then the local social center was burned to the ground your own office was also vandalized says for him the final straw was when your nazis marched through the town's main square. i used to be afraid but it helps not to act alone to have supporters i became a public person with our initiative and it sort of my protection the end the initiative is actively supported by around fifty locals many i retired and armed with posters they stand up to those who are often much younger and looking not too friendly like this young man who openly calls himself a neo nazi and admits encouraging a teenager to set the social center on fire he now faces up to two years behind bars in this new b

and mitt romney sure isn't alone in fact he's got a rag tag team of neo conservatives to act as his henchmen and these guys are ones with more than a few bones in their closet will air around their dirty laundry. and mitt romney's finances aren't the only ones in question these days the future of the euro zone is also on shaky ground so which countries will bridge the gap and which ones will fall through the cracks. it is friday january twentieth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r.t. . well the online community is not going down without a fight the f.b.i. has taken down mega upload dot com one of the biggest file sharing sites on the web and hacktivist group anonymous didn't waste any time firing back at the shirley after word got out of the government shutdown the anonymous launched their attack hacking into am taking down some of the biggest sites of the federal government and the entertainment industry first down the u.s. department of justice that's just a start of the f.b.i. the u.s. copyright office also from the answer tame an industry universal music group

residents of a quiet german town are trying to stop a neo nazi epidemic from spreading but are they are after it's enough for our team best to gates. wealthy british style. that's not on. their. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines join in to conjure reports . which brightened if you move from phones to pressure in some. ways for a start on t.v. don't come. iran has successfully test fired a selection of different missiles on the last of ten days of naval war games in the gulf western powers have described the exercise as evidence of iran's volatile behavior france had missile test sent out bad signals to the international community. iran also held an exercise simulating the shutting down of the strait of hormuz that would said it had no immediate intention of actually doing so earlier than ron threaten to block the world's most important oil route if the west stepped up sanctions against the country's nuclear program on saturday u.s. president barack obama signed a

then the german police arrest supporters of a radical neo-nazi group. have been celebrating the first anniversary of the toppling of the mubarak regime. the center of events marking the day was tahrir square where political parties like the powerful muslim brotherhood stood alongside secular activists. many shared one conviction above all else, in spite of all their differences -- that their revolution is far from over. >> tahrir square in cairo, the spot that came to symbolize the egyptian revolution, crowded with people again. for some, it was a day to celebrate new-found freedoms while others are calling for reforms, but all are united in the same spirit that drove last year's uprising. >> we let all egyptians become one and forget their differences. today is a happy day for our country. >> we should not forget that there was bloodshed here. this is not a celebration. it is an event to express our condolences for our brothers killed in the uprising. >> the revolution still has not deliver all the benefits we hope for. the benefits are still not clear

residents of a quiet german town are trying to stop a neo nazi epidemic from spreading but are there asked for it so now our team investigates. iran has successfully test fired a selection of different missiles on the last of ten days of naval war games in the gulf western powers have described the exercise as evidence of iran's volatile behavior france the missile test sent out bad signals to the international community iran also held an exercise simulating the shutting down of the strait of hormuz it said it had no immediate intention of actually doing so earlier to iran threaten to block the world's most important oil route if the west stepped up sanctions against the country's nuclear program on saturday u.s. president barack obama signed a bill targeting iran's oil and financial sectors side mohammad marandi from the university of tehran says america is provoking iran. it is really the americans that are being provocative they are trying to make ordinary iranians suffer at the same time you see senior american officials and politicians constantly calling for the assassination of

germany's political establishment has been rocked by the revelations surrounding the neo-nazi carrousel. the inquiry will look for possible failings of the country's security apparatus, a complicated web of regional and federal agencies. >> what mistakes were made in the case of the terrorist group are an indication that germany's current security architecture could be structured better. >> we are the victims in the german population of fast and thorough inquiry. we hope we can lay the groundwork for the necessary consequences. >> the inquiry will focus on these three neo-nazis. it is thought they carried out at least 10 murders across germany from 2000 through 2007. only last year did police learned of the cell's activities. since then, and number of suspected accomplices have been arrested, but investigations have a long way to go. the parliamentary committee is due to submit its conclusions by the summer of next year. >> it has been an intense day of diplomatic wrangling at united nations security council over the violence in syria. western powers are joining forces with our of the g

hackers associated with the group anonymous and have -- have led an effort against neo-not see -- neo-nazism websites. they have also targeted far right website, shooting them down with cyber attacks. and monday is an important anniversary in the process of coming to terms with the crimes and hours of the east german secret police, the sassy -- the stasi. 20 years ago, victims were able to read it records for the first time. >> the stasi kept files on the protestant pastor for decades. he said he often felt as if he was being watched. on january 2, 1992, he had proof. on that date 20 years ago, he was one of the first people allowed to enter the former state security headquarters and view this file. 800 pages, including personal details about his life and friendships, compiled by 54 informants. >> i was pretty nervous because i knew it could only be the people around me. my friends, relatives, and acquaintances. the was it? i was not afraid. i was just anxious and worried about being disappointed about this person or that. >> now two decades later, the files are still a huge drop. every year

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the palestinians in gaza i mean these are not american values or maybe they're george bush values ok neo con values. well i do think that of course this is about a marriage and going back to the idea of it being a domestic political scenario this is a marriage between neo cons evangelicals and you know small but influential group of more conservative jewish voters and of course jewish voters tend to be liberal i will say i do think that israel is a democracy and it does represent american values for the most part that said the occupation is becoming increasingly clear that the status quo can't continue as it is and there are two sort of two sets of laws in israel there's a set of laws for the west bank and then there's a set of laws for internal to israel of course israel compared to its neighbors is a democracy and as much it's not even just compared to its neighbors it is a it is a kin to the united states we can't say that it's not and it is an ally of the united states the problem with the republican position is more that it is ready to create a conflagration for example the idea tha

neo conservative. world who jimmy. wants to be able to live the rise of a challenge a challenging and that's what lies behind this. washington's war preparations against iraq. and you know as the us for the past decade we've been kind of distracted focusing our resources time effort in iraq and afghanistan and the middle east so in that time china has had it time to expand their their influence and the region so i mean so is now the time that the u.s. is recognizing this and saying hey we need to do something about this. yes there they are directing their attention mania against china's independent access to energy that was what the united states organized nato attack on libya was about it's a plot china from an all investments and eastern libya is what the united states africa command is about is to block china or elsewhere in africa nigeria for example and that's what the war preparations against iran is about china has very substantial energy investments in iran and relies on iranian oil for a considerable extent in

banking hedge fund rejects well i think it's more than banking i think it's an oligarch monopolistic neo feudal mindset which you see because bankers have their own oligarchies their own domain which they control and that is they the bankers are the intermediary between you and the federal reserve here in hollywood you have the same sort of neo feudal system of many tollbooths that you have to pass through to get access to making a film essentially. well it's a monopoly the centers around a lot of people there's a distribution distribution monopoly but i would posit that it's really around the agencies the talent agencies like and the william morris which changes name to some other agency name now endeavor or something like this because this is why they drive the price of talent to these multi tens of millions of dollars per film because in hollywood the fees are based on size of budget but this is again the connection with wall street wall street gets paid on the size of the debts that they create and hollywood gets paid on the size of the budgets for the films that they create so they