let's see richard still don't see it was you for the warsaw in poland. let's now have a look at some other top news from around the world the leader of libya's rebel movement has dismissed his executive committee in response to the killing of the opposition and military chief last month members of the national transitional council libya's highest rebel authority support the reshuffle they said the move was in response to the incompetence surrounding the general's protection and subsequent down we made to air strikes continue in tripoli the ongoing civil war in libya started over four months ago with nato forces joining in march. the hotel maid who accused former i.m.f. chief dominique strauss kahn of sexually assaulting her has filed a civil lawsuit against are not. seeking unspecified damages claims she was left humiliated by the ordeal so scott was detained in new york back in may and was originally placed under house arrest where he has pleaded not guilty to the charges and has since been released on a one million dollars bail. the united nations refu

poland has fared much better than many of its e.u. partners in the global crisis several countries like greece ireland and portugal are on the brink of disaster partly due to a boring binge allowed by your membership and associated low interest rates being outside the euro zone meant poland could not join the party but now it does not have the hangover wants a top political priority in the country euro zone membership has now been put firmly on the long finger poland was meant to have the euro by next year the time when the country is co-hosting the twenty twelve european football championship but with the latest developments these plans may be shelved for another four years e.u. rules say poland is obliged to adopt the euro once it meets the economic rules for joining but polish politicians are now much cooler on the idea with ministers saying the eurozone needs to get its house in order first but very important for us . crisis. before. date. set up the rules requiring poland to eventually join the euro were set in a row over cannot

to look seriously because you from the warsaw in poland. will still ahead this hour is the syrian leader really listening . to his very words he will meet the same treatments that smirk is now i'll see him as the person around some presidents are starving experts interpret his recent out last year from playing into power for so long. and we look at our parents allowed to visit russia or taking ratters into their own house they come to protect your children from paedophiles just. three years ago georgia launched an attack on the people of the small republic of south ossetia to fight a war in which the order tried to regain control of its old territories gained hundreds of innocent lives memorial services were held in south of that is capital . hundreds of people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict i believe why pulling for them every r.t. you didn't want to meet with some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss of. i come here almost every day i sit and talk to my son so a new line next to m

while parts of europe have been teetering on the edge of economic abyss poland has remained stable in the storm along with its currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland well out of trouble here you know if we were part of the eurozone then we would have been obliged to help out countries like greece and portugal how can we help out someone else without solving our own problems it's almost guaranteed that prices would go up and join the euro zone which would damage my business recent opinion polls suggest that more than sixty percent of paul's want to keep their own currency a dramatic turnaround from just a few years back a few years ago the euro was seen as a euro club was seen as something very exclusive polls aspired to that they wanted a country. now the name of the. troubles in greece and italy poles don't want to be dragged into this crisis if the government forced the euro issue try to bring poland into the euro zone it could be political suicide poland has fared much better than many of its e.u. partners in the glo

it looks odd to you from warsaw poland. still ahead for you this hour is the syrian leader really listening. to his very words you'll meet the same treatment that's mubarak is now seen as the pressure mounts on president asked our experts to interpret his recent actions as exhaustion from clinging to power for so long. last that we travel to angry where journalists a democracy is under threat by new media laws which are probably down on government critics they say it undermines press freedom as we explain shortly. three years ago georgia launched on the people of the small public a sample set a year the five day war in which georgia tried to regain control of its all territories it claimed hundreds of innocent lives memorial services were held in south said his capital some ball hundreds of people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict i released white balloons their memory of these within a quarter of a went to meet with some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss. i come he

rules say poland is obliged to adopt. the euro once it leaves the economic rules to join you but both politicians are now much cooler on the idea with ministers saying the user needs to get its house in order first with these very important for us. they need for institutional changes in rows on i mean the economic governance of the euro zone. crisis management and we see some need for a trend in the euro zone before. the target date will be. set up the game has changed in the usual globe everyone once wanted to join me now be the no one wants to accept. the looks of stooge it will do for the warsaw in poland. still ahead for you this hour when building houses amenability intentions talks of further into the background as israel start thinking of building project just weeks before the un discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. and why the threats of tougher laws don't work russian parents do whatever it takes to protect their children from paedophiles slipping through the legal net. at least twenty five people ha

we called you from warsaw poland. still ahead for you this hour is the syrian leader really listening. to his very words he will meet the same treatments that's mubarak is now seen as the pressure mounts on a part of our experts interpret his recent actions as exhaustion from clinging to power for so long. last we travel to hungary where journalists a democracy is under threat by new media laws which clamp down on government critics they said on the violence press freedom this week spring short. three years ago georgia launched an attack on the people of the small public of south ossetia the five day war in which georgia try to regain control of its old territories hundreds of innocent lives morial services were held in the south as their capital hundreds of people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict i released white balloons and their memory. of i went to meet with some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss. i come here almost every day i sit and talk to my son so

state is happy it isn't bailing out the single currency poland it was supposed to join the euro zone next year but those plans are now on ice with warsaw eager to stay out of the crisis and exceed our ships he reports. rioting in greece shock waves from the country's economic crisis were felt across the european union and shaking international markets worldwide while parts of europe have been teetering on the edge of economic abyss poland has remained stable in the storm along with this currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland out of trouble here. commodities market is not in good shape but if we were part of the euro zone then we would have been obliged to help countries like greece and portugal how can we help out someone else without solving our own problems it's almost guaranteed that prices would go up and we join the euro zone because all this was damage my business. recent opinion polls suggest that more than sixty percent of balls want to keep their own currency a dramatic turnaround from just a few years back a

you for the warsaw in poland. you're watching the weekly here on our to you it's good to have your company today so i have for you this hour syrian leader really listening. to his very words he'll meet the same treatments that smirk is now seeing as the pressure mounts on a president assad experts and top of his recent actions as exhausted from clinging to power for so long. look at how parents and activists in russia are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to protecting children from pedophiles. three years ago georgia launched an attack on the people of the small republic of south a city the five day war in which georgia try to regain control of its old territories claimed hundreds of innocent lives moral services were held in itself as capital skin bell hundreds of people it came to light candles and to pray for the victims of the conflict and released white balloons in their memory being a question of i went to meet with some of those who are still struggling to come to terms with the loss. i com

and also later in the program the year and signs he grips poland as more and more people review their position on the adopting the single currency and saying they don't want to pay for the mistakes of its. it's been three years this week since georgia launched its heart on the small republic of south a city and its people the conflict saw five days of heavy fighting as georgia sought to regain control over the territory hundreds of innocent lives were lost memorial services have been held in the capital in the violent across south are said here hundreds of people at least candles and prayed for the victims of the conflict releasing white balloons in their memory artie's medina question of how to talk to those who are still struggled to come to terms with their losses. i come here almost every day i sit and talk to my son so i know i will lie next to my dear boy . for the last three years they says he has come to the cemetery in self-assertive where her son is birds five days in august two thousand and eight split her life into a before and after. day since as one her son a medical col

it was you from warsaw in poland. this is r.t. live here in moscow with twenty four hours a day still ahead for you the omens of justice former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld could face a trial over allegations of torture possible step towards war crimes charges. also democracy under attack in hungary journalists are enraged over a new media laws they say undermine the basic freedom of the press. those stories still to come but first at least nineteen reported have been killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a summer tourist spot nations are also lining up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut patrick kane is from online political m

reporting from warsaw in poland. taking you through some of the top news stories no swirling emergency services searching for a ton of twelve cargo plane that disappeared last night in russia's far east with eleven people on board the plane is missing is the oldest aircraft in russia's civilian fleet it was heading for a town in the chukotka region when the crew told air traffic controllers that one of the engines was on fire they asked to make an emergency landing and then shortly after that the plane disappeared from radar authorities say fog and heavy rain hampering the search. libya's government has accused nato of killing dozens of civilians in the west of the country tripoli claims at least eighty five people died during recent strikes officials say nato bombed south of the city of the litter to allow rebels to enter the area for its part the alliance says the targets were military meantime bed of libya's rebel movement a sad thing to tire executive committee which functions as a cabinet it follows the assassin

look serious or if the party also from warsaw in poland. later in the program former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld can be held liable for alleged torture as an american port allows do it with rocky balboa trains to suit him. and fears over the basic principles of democracy and future employment rise among hundreds of media where is this land the government's new media control law has overly strict. if twenty five people have been reported killed and terrorists london c s sold by government forces in syria's key coastal city of latakia the operation continues a brutal crackdown on several cities protesters demanding president bashar assad step down but protests have grown from articulate over the past five months with around two thousand civilians dead in clashes with government forces the continuing blush it has caused the international community to line up against the state's handling of the uprising and demand an immediate end to the violence and according to journalist neil clark president scientists have promised a multi-party system has brought no i really wi

it looks stupid because you from warsaw in poland. still ahead for you this hour when building houses mean building tensions peace talks or into the background as these are all starting new building projects just weeks before the u.n. discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. and while threats of tough laws don't work russian parents do whatever it takes to protect their children from paedophiles slipping from their legal net. at least twenty five people have been reported killed in turn of london c. are sold by government forces in serious key coastal city of latakia the operation continues a brutal crackdown. on several cities to root out protesters demanding president. step down the protests have down grown dramatically over the past five months with around two thousand civilians dead after clashes with government forces the continuing bloodshed has caused the international community to line up against the state's handling of the uprising and to demand an immediate end to the violence and according to patrick hayes the jour

plus as the eurozone tries to whether its economic storm poland's shelving of plans to adopt a single currency highlights a broader this is our stated news of the euro crisis played. coming to you live from central moscow and you're watching r.t. buildings on far windows smashed and shops looted it well these are the scenes devastated the streets of london after three days of violent riots police are deploying thousands of extra officers to contain the situation as scenes of lawlessness spread to other cities including birmingham a liverpool and bristol well the prime minister has cut short his holiday in italy to hold emergency government meetings archy's lore and it is keeping a close eye on the situation. in the plugged in where the streets are full of police and all the streets are full of rioters and looters just about a hundred meters behind me a car is on fire the hair is full of crude smoke you might be able to hear the police helicopters circling above me as police try to get control of the situation there are about one hundred fifty people in the street just around the corne

>> this is not a burden. -- what is poland stand to gain?we will use what we have learned about the way that germans solve problems with our own young people. >> the idea is that the germans have gained work experience and they will return to germany more employable. participation in the scheme is free and voluntary. >> they could have said it not want to take part from the start, they could have stayed at home. >> young, german, unemployed, and in poland. they could learn a lot from their time here. >> there is this a try -- there is a surprise in store. one of the people is back and she is out of money. she said she wanted to come back anyway. >> i made a mistake, i hated it. i want to win back their trust. -- i admitadmit it. >> she apologized and everything is fine. >> after one week, nine of the 13 original participants are still in their placements. maybe leaving their home turf has made them self aware. >> you this law it is not exist anymore, it does not exist since it broke up as a result the bloody wars in the 1990's. many serbians

let's see russia of steel see it will do for you warsaw in poland. to the us now where president obama's speech in which he declared america but still an economic powerhouse that's fueled a higher sell off on wall street stocks opiate a new low since two thousand and eight after the u.s. lost its aaa credit rating is going to porton i has more from new york. market reaction to the historic downgrade of america's credit are sure it is the worst day on wall street since the two thousand and eight financial crisis all three major u.s. stock indexes plummeted between five and seven percent on monday now all of this coming just after standard and poor's. downgraded the u.s. credit kicking america out of the triple a club this is already creating a climate of uncertainty or increasing this climate of uncertainty and lack of confidence among investors when they look to the stability of the u.s. economy u.s. president barack obama of course tried to inject some optimism into the public and into the markets on monday saying that america has been and always wi

it let's stick ot see it with you from the warsaw in poland. this is r.c. and later in the program former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld can be held liable for alleged torture as an american court allows to iraq war veterans to see him. and fears over the basic principles of democracy and future employment a rise of around hungary's media workers has slammed the government's new media control law as overly restrictive. at least twenty five people have been reported killed and then turned london see assault by government forces and serious key coastal city of latakia the operation continues a brutal crackdown on several cities to root out protesters demanding president bashar assad step down the protests have. dramatically over the past five months but around two thousand civilians dead in clashes with government forces the continuing bloodshed has caused the international community to line up against the state's handling of the uprising and to demand an immediate end to the violence and according to journalist president promised to allow a multi-par

warsaw in poland. r.t. is coming to you live from the heart of moscow and still ahead for you this hour when building houses that means building. these tools are pushed further into the back of the israel starts a new building project just weeks before the u.n. discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. and when the threats of tougher laws don't work russian parents do whatever it takes to protect their children from pedophiles slipping through the legal. at least nineteen are reported to have been killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a summer tourist hot spot arab nations are also learning up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is also mounting on the syrian leadership with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political

warsaw in poland. well our business desk is keeping an eye on all the latest developments on the global markets to me that means it's in charge of that daunting task today the russian market still dropping in view of this global financial turmoil turmoil aren't they well in three words yes they are i mean they have been dropping since last tuesday so that's another that's five sessions in a row now and you'd think that monday's drop of eight percent on the. more than five percent on the my six you'd expect some kind of correction but it seems right now panic has really turned into fear fear of investors whether politicians in the united states can do at least something to prevent this turmoil from unwinding even further so all eyes right now on the fed meeting with fed chairman ben bernanke he will be making an address giving some kind of hint whether the united states will go ahead with the first wave of quantitative easing that is printing money to buy back as they bourne's. most investors have been

because you from warsaw in poland. party is coming to life in the heart of moscow still ahead for you this hour when building houses means building tension peace talks are pushed further into the background as israel starts anew with building projects just weeks before the u.n. discusses the recognition of a palestinian state. also democracy under attack in hungary journalists there are enraged over a new media laws the they say that they undermine the basic freedom of the press. international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut at least five people are reported to have been killed in the course of your lattakia meantime where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling a residential district in a key port city once a summer tourist hot spot arab nations are also lining up against the government crackdown on civilians deman

because you from warsaw in poland. you are watching the weekly run r.t. it's good to have your company today and still ahead for you this hour is the syrian leader really listening. he is very worried he'll meet the same treatments that's mubarak is now seeing as the pressure mounts on president assad experts interpret his recent actions as exhaustion from clinging to power for so long. plus we travel to hungary where journalists say democracy is under threat by a new baby alone which come down on government critics they say it undermines press freedom as we explain to you shortly. three years ago georgia launched an attack on the people of the small republic of south or setting up the five day war in which georgia tried to regain control of its old territories claimed hundreds of innocent lives and moral services were held in a south as early as a car capital of involving hundreds of people came to light candles to pray for the victims of the conflict and released white balloons in their memory but in a question about went to meet with some of those who

it could be political suicide poland has fared much better than many of its e.u. partners in the global crisis several countries like greece ireland and portugal are on the brink of disaster partly due to a boring binge your membership and associated low interest rates being outside the eurozone members pulled could not join the party but now it does not have a hangover poland was meant to have the euro by next year the time when the country is co-hosting the twenty two well european football championship but with the latest developments these plans may be shelved for another four years e.u. rules say poland is obliged to drop the euro once it meets the economic rules for joining but both are now much cooler on the idea with minister saying the eurozone needs to get its house in order first place very important for us. they need for institutional changes. in eurozone i mean these economic governance a few of those around and also some crisis management changes we see some need for a change in the eurozone before. target date will gain you know. the game has change

warsaw in poland. coming to you live from moscow with you twenty four hours a day still ahead. when threats of tough laws don't work russian parents do whatever it takes to protect their children from slipping through the legal net. but first at least nineteen reporters have been killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on government protesters warships reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a summer tourist spot arab nations are also learning up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties with the country to be cut patrick a's from online political magazine spite president assad is ignoring the people at his power. being down on freedom of speech and freedom of expression which is the cornerstone of any democracy is not sending out a message to the syrian people that he can be taken seriously or trust