two years ago, portugal excepted a 78 billion euro bailout. in return, they committed to strict cost-cutting measures. >> we are using this general strike to call for a change in our national politics. we want to bring in and to the belief that -- end to the belief that austerity is the inevitable path. >> business leaders and opposition parties have echoed the labor unions call for a change of course. many say the center-right government has been too drastic in its spending cuts to appease foreign creditors. >> a very different picture here in germany. the economic picture is looking more positive, with the labor market still proving resilient. >> the latest figures released shows that unemployment fell by about 70,000. it hit 6.6%. that is far below the eu average of 11%. it was a slight rise in jobless numbers compared to the same time last year. despite that, germany's strong labor market is attracting more workers from portugal and span. >> we met with some of those young spanish graduates. >> one of spain's so-called lost generation, 22-

two years ago, portugal excepted a 78 billion euro bailout. in return, they committed to strict cost-cutting measures. >> we are using this general strike to call for a change in our national politics. we want to bring in and to the belief that -- end to the belief that austerity is the inevitable path. >> business leaders and opposition parties have echoed the labor unions call for a change of course. many say the center-right government has been too drastic in its spending cuts to appease foreign creditors. >> a very different picture here in germany. the economic picture is looking more positive, with the labor market still proving resilient. >> the latest figures released shows that unemployment fell by about 70,000. it hit 6.6%. that is far below the eu average of 11%. it was a slight rise in jobless numbers compared to the same time last year. despite that, germany's strong labor market is attracting more workers from portugal and span. >> we met with some of those young spanish graduates. >> one of spain's so-called lost generation, 22-

on a roll group athlete as russia get ready to face a third place portugal in a world cup qualifier in lisbon with fabio capello's side you get to taste defeat. last on the double league champions test got beat angie for three on penalties to win the russian cup and seal a domestic double for the first time in seven years. and triple joy one of the sleek and european champions by in munich win the german cup to complete an historic treble and ensure germany ends the football season on top in europe. and so let's kick off with football where russia are aiming to go a step closer to qualifying for next year's world cup in brazil as fabio capello's men prepare for a crunch bottle against christiane our now those portugal in lisbon because of their reports. russia lead group by a points with four wins from four having yet to concede and having played too few images then both israel and portugal and fabio capello's side go confidently into the game at their study or they'll lose after edging their first encounter against portugal one nil in moscow thanks to alex on their kids a quarter list

cup in brazil as fabio capello's men prepare for a crunch bottle against christiane our now those portugal in lisbon because of their reports. russia lead group by a points with four wins from four having yet to concede and having plea to fewer matches than both israel and portugal and fabio capello's side go confidently into the game at their study after edging their first encounter against portugal one nil in moscow thanks to alexander killers a quarter early strike while the result of their next match up could prove pivotal for the whole group in the other that we're aiming for a victory it's going to be the most important match of the qualifiers if we win it we're almost guaranteed a spot at next year's will come out of we have to perform our game plan and who fulfil capello's instructions will succeed we just need to get on the pitch and prove it there russia trained without players from either league champions to scar orangey as the two sides prepared for saturday's russian got final but coach capello continues to call up new players this time of the back lot from could one who finis

on a roll group at leaders russia get ready to face a third place portugal in a world cup qualifier in lisbon with fabio capello's side yet to taste defeat. last on the double league champions tesco beat angy full three on penalties to win the russian cup and seal a domestic double for the first time in seven years. and triple joy one of the sleek and european champions by in munich when the german cup to complete an historic treble and ensured germany ends the football season on top in europe. and so let's kick off with football where russia are aiming to go a step closer to qualifying for next year's world cup in brazil as fabio capello's men prepare for a crunch bottle against christiane our now those portugal in lisbon because of their brought up off reports. russia lead group by points with four wins from four hearing yet to concede that having played two fewer measures them both israel and portugal and fabio capello's call from including into the game at their study were delusion after edging their first encounter against portugal one new in moscow thanks to alexander cure of cou

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portugal as a success, it's actually a blatant failure. >> john: we went to portugal. he is just wrong. this man is portugal's drug czar 15 years ago, hair win users shot up on the streets and instead of doing what we've done they tried something different. they decriminalized every drug. crack, heroin, you name it. >> it's legalization. we have most drug use in the world. >> it's treated like a parking ticket. people caught with drugs this man found with hash get a slap on the wrist. when the law passed. stoned people ran wild in the streets taking heroin and crack? this woman served in the parliament. >> they take more responsible attitude toward drugs. >> john: despite the freedom. independent studies found that the number of people that regularly do drugs stayed about the same. more importantly.... >> numbers of addiction decreased a lot. >> this woman was openly smoking a joint near police officers. but we saw more public drinking than drug use. drug abuse is down say authorities and drug crime is down. >> at first this police inspector had doubts about the law bu

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beautiful place in portugal. wake up in the middle of the night and it feels like my eyes are on fire. my eyeballs. and i think maybe i have sand in my eyes. i doused my eyes with water. anyway, it turns out i have sunburned my eyeballs and i go blind. and i went blind for about 36 hours. i took this picture of me after i went to the hospital. i got to see a doctorment i could not see. that is my new match.com profile picture. that is going to work for me. >> i sunburned my eyeballs once the day before i was skiing on a celebrity ski challenge and i woke up like this the morning of the ski challenge with my eyes like this. i will wear one of those masks that looks like you are robbing a bank. >> anderson: i had no idea you could do this. i wanted to warn people and we have nbc's dr. nancy sniederman to talk about this. i did not realize you can burn your eyeballs. explain this. because the doctor in portugal who was lovely did not speak english so i have no idea what happened to me. >> it's really the uva and uvb

. >>> a new book calling for portugal's euro exit is taking portugal by storm. we'll speak to the author at 10:30 cet. >>> we'll be joined by the chief operating officer of telephenomenon ka as the firm unveils the findings from its biggest ever global survey. a new generation of young entrepreneurs that highlight the importance of technology, but warns it can widen the gam between rich and poor. >>> more than $1 billion to hedge funds with north america increasing its piece of the pie. we'll find out why europe is losing rank. >>> first, another day for japanese investors as they wait for prime minister shinzo abe's third policy tomorrow. he will direct the country's $2 trillion public pension funds to ramp up investment and equities and overseas assets. the government will reportedly set autopsy panel to review the idea next month. abe is expected to announce plan toes create special economic zones to help improve competitiveness. and he's not normally known for his optimism, but speaking to cnbc, nouriel roubini gave his endorsement of abe-nomics. >> actually

another for things i think the turkey is experiencing now a new trouble than five of call it in portugal terms the government is responsible to get out from the sponsor big but not to organize. big demonstrations like which is set for the recount from such a very on sunday i think it is the wrong move of the government to bring one side of the society against the other side of the society it can only lead in the long

spain and portugal. syria's opposition refuses to attend international peace talks their refusal just a day off to the lifting of the e.u. is.

and perhaps the paramount example of success in this regard is portugal. portugal 11 years ago decriminalized the possession of all drugs in personal use amounts. drug selling is illegal and you can still be arrested for that. they began doing evaluations a few years ago. you do not go to jail for possession of any drug in a small amount. and you are not drug tested. nobody gets thrown back in for dirty urines and all this sort of stuff. it's now been in place for 11 years. the research on that, and i recommend the piece in the british journal of crin knowledge and kid send it to -- cridge -- criminolgy. cases of h.i.v. and hepc and crime went down and people continued to seek treatment, that the rates of drug use in portugal did not go up at the same rates as comparable countries in europe. that suggests powerful evidence that you cannot just turn smling from a felony to a misdemeanor but eliminate the criminalization of drug possession, small amounts, without suffering negative consequences in terms of public health or public safety. now, when marty said

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mistakes on pensions germany can't germany can't afford to pay out spain and greece and italy a portugal they can't afford to do so. the normal means slower growth way in the developed world and i think we will see. by very definition we might not be using the term developed world anymore. the world of lowered expectations a lot of maybe a lot of knowledge you will need to be explored but let's put it this way ok money amount talks about no growth and growth economies and says' new toy economies of hope and noble he doesn't even talk about bricks anymore it's growth versus no growth and why russia's concern people in the last twelve months is because this approach to no growth environment or a gentleman were brought out of time i want to thank you for joining me here is the same people who are going to national economic forum and i want to thank our viewers for watching us stay with r.t. . more news today boylan says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations are all day. they were ready to do anything for their c

some kind of me to perform well in germany for example and they have spain greece others that are portugal that are in really. deep mass and how europe. as a unified group can address it and i think that's a concern it's confusing sometimes that you're hearing some days you're hearing really good figures coming out something's changing for the good and the next day it's bad so i have a problem with understanding really words going long term in europe and i don't i think still the center of concern is still europe i would agree because i agree also. probably the u.s. is going to excel the way. we also for the european union will accelerate in terms of growth and probably will no longer be in the recession territory next year but look at the as a into the euro zone europe as e.j. in general but if you look at the pattern of west's clearly there are so many risks associated with europe especially in this. southern part of europe where the weakest links could go wrong again we're not seeing much progress in terms of really normalizing their economies especially the physical cd go ahead but i w

plus a lisbon loss portugal beat russia one nil in the world cup qualifier to go top of her best fabio capello's men had two games in hand. and top gear french when yvonne extends his lead in the overall standings after dominating russia's first touring car race in moscow. all weeks football and racing to come but first to tennis after world number one serena williams beat number two maria sharapova for the thirteenth time in a row to clinch her second french open title europe over was the defending champion in paris and took a two love lead before losing in the first set six four while a single break of serve in the second was enough for williams to take it by the same scoreline and secure her sixteenth major title but only her second on the paris clay courts after last winning the event eleven years ago the american sealed the deal with ace number ten a thirty one she's the oldest winner at roland garros in the open era and hasn't lost to sharapova since two thousand and four are in my position to be in the final and i did put up a fight obviously today against her is not enough but

portugal spain and ireland places like this i mean this is not sustainable we see doesn't receive the rise of the political right now if the economy is on the ground if you just talk to specifically about that but there is a political dimension here where you can say sustained growth over certain amount of time but things actually happen on the ground people actually make decisions and politicians have to react and what you've seen them is actually a rise of the left and the right. and indeed the populist i hate you all the parties in the u.k. i mean greece and italy and spain are all coming up the thing with grace is that no country can ever find in the history of the survivors the unemployment rate so you now get greece and spain on a fixed exchange rate regime in the one nine hundred thirty s. everyone on the gold standard a fixed. yeah but if you if you just continue the austerity you'll get that extra injection from matter merkel ok that's not creating a healthier economy it's not raining if you leave the euro. we were did this last year i think that it's just people prematurely

kind of me to perform well in germany for example and and they have spain greece others that are portugal that are in really. deep mass and how europe as a as a unified group can address it but i think that's a concern it's confusing sometimes you're hearing some days you're hearing really good figures coming out some things changing for the good and the next day it's bad so i have a problem with understanding really words going long term in europe and i don't i think still the center of concern is still europe i would agree because i agree also that probably the u.s. is going to excel the way. we also for the european union will accelerate in terms of growth and probably will no longer be in the recession territory next year but look at the as a into the euro zone europe in general but if you look at the pattern of west's clearly there are so many risks associated with europe especially in this. southern part of europe where the weakest links could go wrong again we're not seeing much progress in terms of the really normalizing their economies especially in the physical cd but i was goin

they were waiting for some new change in portugal. it did not happen. 100 ibo arever lining up -- 100 people are lining up. many of them are the best and brightest. they are company directors, some of whom will take people with them. > >> it is not just young unemployment outside of europe. many of them see germany as their best hope of finding employment. the new european migration shows 45,000 italian moved to germany last year. also left fords germany. and greece 120,000 professionals have left the country since the crisis began. markets and engineer heading to work work in a chemical plant. he grew up in barcelona in spain. inhas put down his route west turn germany. >> there are many people who live around here. they will be working in germany and living here. lacks the concern -- >> the concern is a brain drain, depriving countries of their most qualified workers. thatrtugal the irony is unemployment is driving many twos the work in faraway place .s they once colonized >> young europeans in search of work. now to a battle to sav

and austerity thousands marched in madrid indeed demanding an end to hard hitting cuts and in portugal fifteen thousand protesters surrounded the international monetary fund's local office chanting i.m.f. out salome pinto is there for us. focus of people thank you are here the international monetary fund do european commission and do you pinsent all banks they add the backbone they want stock and she's like practical reason ireland's when many hundreds i live in. a mass will tell us who is not this one of the protesters and also one of the members of his new plan to try to get my god why you are here protesting. we are here protesting like we are in all the cities in europe we are protesting against the policies of austerity the policies of strike and the policies that are destroying people's lives of europe and we are here in lisbon in front of the i.m.f. where the laws are made on the back of the people in lots of on a democratic way we want the voice to come back toward to move to the people fifteen years didn't use ration will have any result of course all demonstrations have resul

the majority of the detective work really has to take place in portugal.ly, the british police would be working outside their jurisdiction. so without the help of the portuguese police, this new investigation could be pointless. >> all right. mandy clark from our bureau in london. mandy, thank you. >>> back here, the george zimmerman murder trial. starting tomorrow. week two of jury selection begins. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he's pled not guilty, claiming self-defense this week. at least 26 more jurors will be questioned for the first time tomorrow. and then tuesday, they hope to proceed with round two. the ultimate goal, six jurors, four alternates. last week several potential jurors were questioned about what they've learned about the case from the media. karen desoto, and again, we should note that george zimmerman has sued nbc universal, the parent company of this network for defamation. the company strongly denies his allegation. karen, let's start with you. here we are, last week,

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whereas the german federal chancellor cannot influence that decision in terms of how a bank in spain portugal. will be capitalized because that again would be in the responsibility of the national forest just basically we need to match of the things together the european treaties or the moment as such and many most european countries do not want to change those treaties because this is very complicated to do that and so therefore we must make sure that the treaties that we have if we apply them in the correct direction and if we get more unfortunate rights in terms of your opinion situations well we have to be ready to change those to amend those treaties now when it comes to the and when it comes to the recapitalization of punk's all of the issue here at hand this and i haven't seen it in writing yet the decision the agreement was on a sequence of in the case of difficulties of a bank is in charge of capitalizing on that guy like after the financial crisis we said you shouldn't always people taxpayer numbers no matter what the constituent automatic. stands in for their liability whenever a b

changes that it's taking place in various parts of europe the pressures in greece and spain and portugal and italy and on and on and on the and an uprising of sorts already among german people themselves in solidarity with the people of those other nations against the interests that are sucking the blood out of the economy and europe the interests of the united states are very interested in watching that the politicians in germany do what they're supposed to do that the media do what they're supposed to do that the gatekeepers basically keep keeping the gate safe so they can keep sucking the money out a europe. protesters have returned to attacks him square with the unrest in turkey showing no signs of dying down these are live pictures stream from istanbul right now this evening in a few minutes we'll also hear from our correspondent about the latest in tank scene on tuesday demonstrators suffered what they say was the biggest police crackdown since anti-government rallies began almost two weeks ago police stormed tax in square overnight releasing take gas and firing rubber bullets agai

mass rallies also took place in spain and portugal on saturday both nations are among the worst hit by the economic crisis and austerity thousands marched in madrid demanding an end to hard hitting cuts in portugal fifteen thousand protesters surrounded the international monetary fund's local office chanting i.m.f. out salome was there for us. the focus of people thank you are here the international monetary fund do european commission and do you pinsent all banks they add the backbone they want stock and she's like practical reason ireland's here in lisbon many hundreds i live. i am asked will cost. a lot of math this is one of the protesters and also one of the members of this group and to try to get my god why you are here protesting. we are here protesting like we are in all the cities in europe we are protesting against the policies of austerity the policies of troika the policies that are destroying people's lives of europe and we are here in lisbon in front of the i.m.f. where the laws are made on the back of the people in lots of on a democratic way we want the voice to come ba

not just germany but also mass rallies taking place in spain and portugal on saturday both nations among the worst hit by crisis and austerity thousands marched in madrid demanding an end to the hard hitting cuts in portugal fifteen thousand protesters surrounded the headquarters of the international monetary fund's local office chanting i.m.f. out and my pinto was there for us. focus of people thank you here did to their salinity fund do european commission and e.u. pm central bank they are the backbone they want struck and she's like practical reason ireland's here in lisbon many hundreds are alive. and that still cause we are here protesting like we are in all the cities in europe we are protesting against the policies of austerity the policies of strike and the policies that are destroying people's lives through old europe and we are here in lisbon in front of the i.m.f. where the laws are made on the back of the people in knots on a democratic way we want the voice to come back toward tool to the people these people idea amending the resignation of the party's government and also th

portugal still got some more work to do but we're largely there.viously a different story although made quite a lot of structural haengs. >> we talked about how you get ready for a big day because the chancellor in george osborn tweet ad picture of himself eating a burger and laying the final touches on the uk spending review. we show you how we get ready for a big day. there's the burger and george osborn. then we showed you how we get ready here in the studio as well. people writing in and telling us how you get ready out there. john says, when i prepare for a big day i try to do most of my preparation the night before. very smart. i used to do that when i did the early show. >> die that when i was younger. >> very smart. after the shower you jump into the clothes. bob, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> see you very soon. >>> top fdic officials are warning congress that efforts to rein in too big to fall banks have fallen show. the former fdic chair will testify about the issue before the house financial services committee at 10:00 a.m. easte

mass rallies also took place in spain and portugal and since i both among the west paid by crisis and austerity are now you tube channel watch footage from madrid and there's been as crowds demanded and then too hot hazing caught. you said i'll teach you to channel rocketing to a billion views from the world spirit of funny disasters to events that continue to change our lives join me kevin owen for more on how you helped make the first global news channel to reach you chub. this is all c and with more news for you shortly after this break. i'll talk about language at all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for like the pollution and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point. to secure a car is on the job here no. job no more weasel words. when you made a direct question be prepared for a change when you when you should be ready for a. critical speech and a little down the freedom to. you . know. thanks. to. to. this is the wiki on aussies great to have you with those a powerful car bomb in damascus exploded near a police stat

football and in a week of world cup qualifiers el the push to go valid in the ninth minute when a portugal be lead as russia won the in lisbon to go two points clear at the top of group f. the defeats was the side's first on the coach fabio capello but russia still second with two games in hand one in brussels belgium went three points clear at the top of group a after holding off serbia two on thirty minutes in young bhutan and found on march chelsea where we had been deployed. and only our mara one felony headed the host to go in front. of three minutes to go serbia pulled one back alexander color of curling in a pinpoint free kick to set up a tense finale but to warm up was how it finished. in contrast second place croatia's hopes of qualifying directly were dealt a severe blow off to losing one nil to scotland insult the visitors had started the day boston having lost the last four twenty six minutes and robert snodgrass poked the ball past. stuff they'll keep it stupid but a coaster on the home side could muster and he cries and scotland held on for the first win to go above macedonia

and mass rallies also took place in spain and portugal on saturday both nations are among the worst hit by the economic crisis and austerity thousands marched in madrid demanding an end to hard hitting cuts in portugal fifteen thousand protesters surrounded the international monetary fund's local office chanting i.m.f. out so was there for us. the focus of people thank you are here day to day salinity funds do european commission and do you pinsent all banks they add the backbone they want stock and she's like practical reason ireland's here in lisbon many hundreds i live. a mass will cost. a lot of math this is one of the protesters and also one of the members of buckskins who panted right at my god why you are here protesting. we are here protesting like we are in all the cities in europe we are protesting against the policies of austerity the policies of troika the policies that are destroying people's lives of europe and we are here in lisbon in front of the i.m.f. where the laws are made on the back of the people and lots of on a democratic way we want the voice to come back toward

spain and portugal. the week syria's opposition refuses to international peace talks the refusal just a day lifting of the e.u. . opening the door for lethal weapons to be quickly supplied to the rebel fighters . shot seven times while being interviewed by the f.b.i. for his alleged connection to the boston bombing suspects the reports are suggesting he was. just in time for the weekly. highlighting the top headlines over the past seven days live in moscow welcome to the program. at least two people have been killed more than ourselves and have been injured in. protests and fierce clashes with police that have continued for several days now but most of. what started as a peaceful city and against plans to revive paulk in central istanbul has spiraled into a nationwide display of anger against the government for the latest report from istanbul . the protests have been raging throughout the night to the visitor in fact my hotel faces the square and i woke up around two thirty am because of the extreme nois