you see the protesters to protest the shooting of a man by two bart police officers. some of the protesters on the platform begun to -- attempt a train to move on. 100 people gathered underneath the bart station at 4:30. they are angry about the shooting that took place on july 3, in which one man was approached by police officers after a report of a drunken man and a lot -- the train is now taking off. carrying away some protesters who came out to vent about his death. there are a number of protesters on the train, they are marching in the station as well, perhaps heading upstairs. there is a large police presence. you can hear the chanting right now. and outside you can see a photographer county sheriff's bus that is standing by with officers awaiting to see if there will be problems. bart called this protest a security risk. we will have more and what protesters want at 5:30. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> once again, live pictures from the bart station there and you can see thereof protesters and all of the folks with the yellow vests, security and bart

that's the direction where some of the protesters went to continue the protest. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you are just joining us, we have been bringing updates since the beginning of ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. a protester on the platform at the civic center station tried to climb on top of the train. you can see protesters helping him up there and bart police officers pulling him down. >> here is a look from an hour ago, to give you a perspective, you can see an organizer trying to rally the protesters before the train rolled in. the demonstration started in a orderly fashion with protesters marching and chanting but that was before the shoving match breck out drawing in protesters and bart authorities and the media and commuters who were trying trying to get out of there. that was the last train that stopped before bart officials ordered everyone out and shut it down and now the station is completely shut down. it has a muni platform and a bart platform. we showed you the live pictures. no one is being allowed into the civic

a peaceful protest, this was not. demonstrators unhappy with the police killing of a teenage convict turned to vandalism and violence tonight. dozens of people have been arrested. one demonstrator even attacked our news crew while reporter elizabeth cook and photo journalist patrick sadia were trying to get the protester's side of the story. you're okay tonight, elizabeth, but tell us what happened. >> well, we started out following the protesters and the protest ended here, but that's right, when we are at the corner of 16th and mission street, we were trying to interview one of the protesters and as you can see from the video here, the protester tried -- another protest came up behind our photo journalist and tried to grab his camera. now we continued rolling and were able to catch the aftermath of the suspect or the woman who tried to steal the camera running away and also the short brawl that came about with protesters and police. now that wasn't the only thing we found today. we saw smoke flairs and police office

at this hour the protest continues and police are shadowing the remaining protesters. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we will continue to follow this story and update you as we learn more during this newscast and during the 10:00 news could we are all so getting the video and will be posting that on ktvu.com. >>> alcohol is likely to blame for the death of a 14-year-old san francisco girl. the takeimi rao was found dead in her bedroom. they were apparently drinking soda out of a plastic bottle. rao's friend told that she is shocked that the girls were drinking alcohol. >> she has, like, never done that before. she has always, like, watched over me and made sure i make the right choices. >>> san jose police say a 13- year-old boy with autism was found in southern california to he bought himself -- and he bought himself a greyhound ticket. they caught up with him in the san fernando valley. san jose police are heading there to bring him home. >>> the family of missing nursing student michelle le raise the award money to $100,000. hayward police consider her dis

. >>> protesters take to the streets.lence and vandalism carried out for a man who tried to shoot the police. >>> a media mogul forced to defend himself in more ways than one. how his wife sprang into action to protect him. >> it will now take more than the special training bouncers will have to work in california. >>> good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king a. peaceful protest this was not. >> demonstrators unhappy with the police killing of a teenage convict turned to vandalism and violence tonight. dozens of people have been arrested. one demonstrator attacked our news crew while elizabeth cook and patrick were trying to get the protester's side of the story. >> it started with 100 or so people marching from delores park to the mission district. disrupting traffic and muni service. protesters upset that san francisco police shot and killed 19-year-old kenneth wayne harding. harding was on parole for raping a juvenile in seattle. washington police also called him a person of interest in a fatal shooting last week in

now you've said in all schools that you wrote the protests. sprang up out of the blue almost overnight but surely the tensions in israel must have been brewing for quite sometime to force people out onto the streets like this. the tension has been building up for the middle class but it was a wrong mostly economical issues have been some protests involved petrol prices cheese prices and all this change of cost of living. which just as been the biggest so you're talking about. the cost of every day living every day. some people that we've been speaking to on this channel have been drawing comparisons between what's happening now in israel and the protests that we saw taking place not without. well i think the arab revolutions served as inspiration for some of the protesters and they're using slogans that were used in egypt or in other places but still. this is a this is a lot to do with the economical reason within the israeli society. and the actual part of the torrent of protests around the middle east to say it's do with the economic situati

the bottom- line is, protesters are protesting last sunday's shooting.have disrupted bart service and shut down the civic center station. there are calling for bart to be disbanded or at least bart officers to be disarmed in the wake of that sunday shooting. again, the civic center station as close to both bart and unique. i am dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> a check on traffic. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, heavy in both stay tuned. >> emergency crews and russia have mounted a larger rescue operation after a cruise ship sank. officials confirm at least 58 people killed after the boat went down about 40 mi. east of moscow. 84 people have been rescued. dozens are still missing. because of the disaster is still under investigation. in cyprus, at least 12 soldiers killed during an explosion on the naval base on the southern part of the island. 30 others ran injured in the blast. the explosion was the result of ammunition catching fire on board a cargo ship. officials still do not know what caused the blaze. in japan, there were five couples who suffered in

, journalist, and other protesters at risk. in response to public pressure, bart has introduced its first-ever independent police auditor. they did it in a news conference in oakland. when asked when an independent review of hill's killing would be ready, mark smith said he couldn't name a date for a specific reason. >> i'm a person who would never sacrifice timely not for accuracy or thoroughness. however, i understand that members of the bay area community want to know what exactly happened, and they have a right to know what exactly happened. i don't have a specific date. i think it would be disingenuous to name a date. >> hill's death marks the sixth officer-involved shooting in bart police history. of course the most high-profile shooting is the killing of oscar grant at the fruitvail station in oakland on new year's day in 2009. we have more from the bart center and will have a live report of the protests coming up at 6:00. >>> san francisco's alleged picasso pickup artist made his first court appearance today. the hearin

these are those protesters angry. last saturday afternoon in the mission district, they are marching looks like down castro. they were marching on market street a couple of minutes ago. they may have turned back down 18th street or 17th street. i'm not quite sure. but they're in the neighborhood of the castro area. and perhaps they are now marching book to dolores park. >> and we are covering this on tv 36 and a live report on the 10:00 news. hey parents, it's going to be a big school year. see, i'm not just teaching woodwinds and strings. i'm teaching attitude! if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's what they'll need: more denim, backpacks, headphones, hair gel, denim, converse one star shoes, denim, shaun white hoodies and denim. school takes a lot. target has it all.

. >>> more than 30 protesters have been arrested in san francisco. smoke bombs thrown into a station, all of this after an angry demonstration. kron4's j.r. stone walked with the protesters tonight and actually got caught up with the crowd of people who were arrested. j.r., what sparked the trouble? >> well, really things took a turn for the worst i guess you could say in one sense when police said enough is enough, these protesters have marched street after street for several hours. they said no more and they said no more directly behind me right here. that was where they made a human wall, protesters were not happy and that is when things got a little out of hand. i want to go to some of the video i shot because after that happened, after that human wall was put up and people started being arrested, that was when some people got angry and you can see in this video, a cop going after somebody who he thought had done some wrong. you're about to see a photographer come into play who didn't necessarily know who was going on. she was shoved very hard do

all protest were insane and to the accident in fukushima.the chancellor made a swift policy u-turn and realized that germans would no longer except the policy. the opposition was jubilant. >> the truth is, the citizens have implemented this without you and your governing coalition. that is what has happened here in germany. >> june 30th, 2011. they vote to switch off the nuclear reactors. this is the end of the nuclear debate and a historic moment of rare political consensus. >> that has been our in-depth look at the phase-out wrapping up the journal at this hour. which foot was it? best make that "best wishes." we don't want them getng their hopes up, do we? no, i suppose not. have always done it. why should she watch the flowers? nobody really remembers,

shortly after police in riot gear arrived and forced protesters back, protesters eventually shot down two stations, the civic center and 16th and mission bart stations due to the rough cushion cause. >> these people working all day. we got nothing to do with this. >> this is unsafe behavior. we will deal with them appropriately. >> reporter: ktvu did try to speak to bart police chief last night about the delays, protest and meeting this morning. he would not comment. this morning bart's new independent police auditor will meet at 10:00 in oakland to review bart police action that night of the shooting on july 3rd. bart created the auditor's job and formed an eleven member citizen review board to ensure public investigations are conducted with transparency, integrity and honesty. live in san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we have more video of yesterday's bart protest as well as more information on the bart police shooting on our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com. look for the bart shooting tab. >>> jaycee dugard's memoir a stolen life is on sale today. no

is growing and economic performance is pretty good overall so why are people protesting. well you are right israel has a great economic accomplishments recently but it doesn't really translate to the ground meaning that despite the high g.d.p. egypt also had pete had actually five point one percent and still face the process as well as in similar situation for example two thirds of the poor in israel are working poor people who are working every day people who have a great jobs and still are not able to go above the poverty level so that's a reason that people are coming out of the street i was listening to your thirty fifth you people who are protesting and there's a couple for example who both have a great jobs one is a graphic designer one. is an engineer and they had one baby and they can't make a living in television so despite the growth in g.d.p. it doesn't really translate on the ground the prices are incredibly high there israeli government has cut a lot of the social services not only this government but actually recently you governments both left and right soci

it is rarely braced for the biggest protest rally in years as the demonstrations in the country begin to echo the arab spring uprising it's. a very warm welcome to you this is seen live from moscow now another plan to avoid a u.s. debt default has failed so paul street the senate democrats rejected a cut still proposed by the republicans with the clock ticking down to tuesday's deadline there's less time to find a way out of what president obama called the debt mess out of the rest of the into default crisis economists matzoh father of all for says all the proposals on the table are just putting all the worst outcome. less than two business days away from the worst self-imposed crisis of america's standing in the world and america's credit rating and at least a century it's a fairly emergency situation and we're deep into the eleventh bordering on the trough that our debt reduction plan that president obama has endorsed at least with horrifically comes out of harry reid and the democratic majority in the u.s. senate does make massive cuts in spending more than two point five trillion

thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reforms are filling up pyros tahrir square and what's being dubbed a million man march against the interim government. from flotilla so fly until a pro palestinian activist was ships for planes to reach gaza after a convoy of humanitarian vessels was halted increase. its hold is on high and it's inspecting the final of those containers made if it's just going to tell if it's a place to stop them from flying during these few moments when updates. and the last ever launch of troubled land just marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era leaving tens of thousands potentially without jobs and we'll bring you live pictures when it happens. six pm in moscow i'm mad reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of egyptians are gathering right now in cairo's tahrir square demanding a faster pace of reforms just five months after the ousting of president hosni mubarak dubbed as a million man march they were is expected to be the biggest demonstrations since the uprising protesters want to keep up pre

protesters demanded action against the police involved in the killing of protesters during the uprising>> months after a pause in the bart left power, the protesters are still in tahrir square. since they forced him from office, they demand -- their demands have changed in tow, calling for swift action by the military council on the issues of wages and free elections. their patience is wearing thin. >> for five months we have been trying to get action from this government for the initial demands of the revolution, and still nothing. increased police officers are still dealing with people in american way. -- >> police officers are still dealing with people in an arrogant way. on the police, though, each of government jobs they have made some progress that will appease the public. the interior ministry announced that hundreds will be removed from their jobs, including 18 generals who are accused in the killing of protesters during the spring of rising. protest groups have welcomed the move, which was a key demand in february. but there is still much they are on how be with, not least the

these are the live pictures coming through from this developing event tonight from tel aviv where protesters say they feel the government could send in violent trouble because to discredit the demonstration live to a reporter on the. country is bankrupt just look at the numbers right now the plan the result of the u.s. debt crisis pulls a part of the senate with a clock ticking towards choose days deadline to evolve avoid default and. as s.s. veterans gather in a stony to celebrate the nazi past causes outrage activists say turning a blind eye to this could lead to more tragedy similar to what happened in norway. welcome you watching on t.v. from moscow with me kevin owen it's eleven pm here now on our top story for you the biggest wave of protests in years has begun in israel demonstrators are taking to the streets in seven cities across the country thousands have been camping out across the country for about a fortnight calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go the biggest rally is now underway into. let's catch up with artist paula slayer she's there to bring us up

i think the only real option for them right now for the protesters and for the greek people is if some sort of political option for a movement develops out of a society out of the ranks of ordinary people who are intelligent or capable who come from universities who have some idea of what the country needs according to scholars here in greece or constitutional scholars and former members of the government they claim that the measure complete unconstitutional the first place because you need one hundred eighty members of parliament to pass a sort of legislation first of all second of all they can pass whatever they like but if the people don't agree to it and the people are not willing to sit down and take it it doesn't really matter what they pass and that's what we're seeing here right now what you're looking to have happen is you're you're going to see a fall of this government at some point i've said if things go it really of the violence is a really big issue because if if the violence if this results in casualties not just massive injuries then that's going to that's going to lead

and these kinds of protests haven't really been seen in israel for several years now why happening now do you think your sub salute lee good morning israel is changing and changing in the most wonderful uplifting inspiring way what we've seen in recent weeks is an unprecedented wave of demonstrations all over the country unprecedented growth in its scope tens of thousands are demonstrating in the energy and the optimism after demonstration and in the continent people are demanding social justice on the drug raiatea issues including housing but also health employment inequalities in society in general it is very uplifting very inspiring and it is only the beginning of a process that is now emerging in israel if you say social justice is there a sense that it's a consequence of what people have seen in arab countries recently. they absolutely what has begun in israel is a very arrogant response to. what we've seen in neighboring countries where the question can arabs actually do democracy has actually two and formed into an entirely new is a sharon an inspiration of what we've seen peopl

bringing up the total counter protesters to three and he was a young kid he had here to camouflage on but i don't think using. those people demonstrating that shit their disgrace to our country nancy could serve for that and i need to get out of here and go live with the tears for all i care. because i said. what are they doing to people that are just going home where they don't know that they're saying you know what you guys what you're doing better all we're doing out there is trying to go out there and make a difference trying to help trying to trying to make so we can live here trying to make so people don't come here and kill innocent people building. trying to do feel like it's feel like there's a spin on it saying you know what you. just this is. i'm not i've never actually thought about this subject before so i can't say really have an opinion. or be neutral so. what do we do we just go by our business like nothing. i don't have an opinion because i don't. listen to the news so i don't know anything about iraqi except that we're there. you know like it might be out there. now

protesting the shooting death of a homeless man by bart police last week. thanks for joining us this evening. >>> rush hour on the rails came to a grinding stop tonight, protesters swarming the underground station in the heart of the city at civic center and market. now, demonstrators are upset over another deadly shooting on bart. bringing in the family of oscar grant to call for an end. the protesters who jumped on the trains at one point and spilled out into city streets. jean? >> a protester started here at the civic center station because this is where bart police shot and killed charles hill. they stopped trains during rush hour tonight to let bart know they want the police department shut down. protesters angry, swarming a bart train interrupting service during the rush hour commute. protesters say they are outraged police shot a man july 3rd often the civic center platform. police shot and killed 45-year-old charles hill after he lunged at officers with a knife and broken bottle during an incident that lasted about a minute. passengers say bart poli

they're some of the biggest anti-government protests so far. colonel gaddafi addresses his supporters as a series of loud explosions are heard in his capital. welcome to "bbc news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. coming up later for you, the return of chenowia. all smiles on canada day as the duke of cambridge tries out his french on the crowd. >> hello, and welcome. a judge in new york has lifted the strict bail conditions imposed on the former head of the international monetary fund. dominique strauss kahn amid speculation the sexual assault case is faltering. he has posted a $6 million bail bond in may. now he's free to travel in america, although he can't leave the country and must appear in court again later this month. this report contains some flash photography. >> a relaxed and confident dominique strauss kahn arrived at the court flanked by his loyal wife as the u.s. media reported that the case against him was on the brink of collapse. in court, the former i.m.f. chief heard the prosecution itsel

euro bailout package to tackle the greek debt crisis as violent demonstrations rocked the country in protest of the. hundreds of thousands of public sector workers in the u.k. take part in a national day of strikes in an attempt to defy the government's plans to change their pensions. give. it to libya. this is the target. and the libyans will not allow them to do that. so the fight will continue as nato steps up its air assault on libya ortiz speaks exclusively with the sun about why his country is. an activist from humanitarian flotilla destined for gaza demanding authorities explain why their convoy has been banned from leaving greek ports in the palestinian leader except athens offered to deliver the aid to the enclave on behalf of the campaign. back at the top stories from the past seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly. the latest payout of e.u. bailout funds for the greek economy will be released in the next two weeks that's according to euro zone finance ministers without the money athens will default on its loans within days but the rescue patch comes at a price w

here is a look at a protest that happened last night in san francisco. 150 protesters. there was some damage and some arrests. a demonstration against an officer involved shooting that killed a seattle parolee in the bayview district. the 19 year-old, kenneth r. harding was on parole from >> there was a photographer that was pushed down. she was not hurt about her camera was broken. j r stone caught up with some of the people in the crowd who are arrested. >> in san francisco, about 100 protesters rallied after what they called police brutality. more than 35 people arrested. take a look at this video. it was anything but nonviolent. but at one point protesters went to any station in the castro area and were basically beading anything they could. anything they could get their hands on in plain sight. kwok have after several arrests were made, a photographer with the san francisco a chronicle was thrown down to the ground. it was a scene that was anything but >> as for the man shot and killed last week, san francisco police concluded that he did have gunshot residue on hi

all protest were insane and to the accident in fukushima. the chancellor made a swift policy u-turn and realized that germans would no longer except the policy. the opposition was jubilant. >> the truth is, the citizens have implemented this without you and your governing coalition. that is what has happened here in germany. >> june 30th, 2011. they vote to switch off the nuclear reactors. this is the end of the nuclear debate and a historic moment of rare political consensus. >> that has been our in-depth look at the phase-out wrapping up the journal at this hour. x

to syria, the dead the protests continue against the rule of president assad. -- deadly protests continue against the role of president assad. around 1400 civilians and 350 security personnel have died. foreign journalists are not free to travel in syria. we have a report from the border. >> this is the only way to report freely in syria. taking the smugglers route through the mountains. everyone treads carefully to avoid the border patrol. the patrol passes and we're told to run. since this conflict began, the syrian regime has tried to control what the world sees and hears. we have come to find out more. we are now traveling on the syrian side of the border. we're having to keep a pretty low profile. we're actually in the back of a farmer's truck. we're told that the military is in this area and this is not safe to be in the open for long. the security forces have tried to crush anti-government protests here forcing more people to leave their towns and villages. we are taking to a camp in the woods, it is not much but there is hope. thousands of families have been forced into hiding and

as for your fresh updates on the protests log on to twitter you can find is that r.t. under school com. first mark owen from oxford university told me that the revolution is only added to egypt's economic woes meantime has brought about the reforms and it's not all about the reforms the people want it. the expectations that the fall of mubarak would be followed by a change of regime hasn't really come about. and his family and closest bruni's have been imprisoned or accused will go on trial next month of all sorts of crimes against the people against the interests of the country but of course field marshal tantawi on the other branches of the military ruling council with his appointees to great extent across egypt people don't see that their local boss the local head of the industry should be changed so there's a sense that the old regime was decapitated but minus mubarak it's still in power the revolution comes about because people are very discontented have reasons for fairly economic discontent but if the process of the revolution causes so much disruption that we s

got used to these kind of protests these protests are not don't have a political director logical connotation people are organizing silent marches and the only thing they do to a voice their protest against the government's actions is clapping. clearly this is something you see this form of protest was invented in the social networks on the internet but the government is now trying to do everything to fight these these protests were understand that the protesters are demanding that one of europe's longest standing leaders must stand down the crowd is unhappy with the government's actions in the latest financial crisis in berlin was i'd like to remind our viewers that over the past two months belarus has been plunged into a deep financial turmoil with its currency devalued two fold in the space of just several weeks so the tension is clearly mounting in this state we're understand according to several bell russian bloggers that protest might die down for another month or three or four weeks or so but in august they are expected to intensify again and we of course be keeping track of all the de

s now already but it's the measures despite widespread public because the show with protesters saying the current started watching and people not responsible for the economic mess three days of demonstrations left hundreds injured as angry crowds clashed with police who responded with tear gas and stun grenades and financial journalist demetri coffin has has been with protesters and syntagma square the focal point of an arrest. i think the only real option for them right now for the protesters and for the greek people is if some sort of political option or movement develops out of the society out of the ranks of ordinary people who are intelligent or capable who come from universities who have some idea of what the country needs cording to scholars here in greece will cost to tional scholars and former members of the government they claim that the measure simply unconstitutional the first place because you need one hundred eighty members of parliament to pass a sort of legislation first of all second of all they can pass whatever they like but if the people don't agree to it and the p

and one guy who has it and are protesting he was is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense and actually if you guys are going to discuss with you but this is a u.s. ranger man telling us it would seem to say look we're not. going to. go the country. but he can't want us to his credit so. you're not for reading and writing your morning systematic. yeah i think there's a middle ground and. then i think we agree on everything i say i think you get everything up until the point of what will bring stability. and i believe that stability with yourself for. the small difference of opinion that's marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his views but the people they had an opportunity to encounter in the protest bush lied kids died yada yada yada michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's things like that they're completely to the left and jaded but more so i find him very you know very charming intelligence clean cut individual. no animosity for him you know and eventually yes i think if this were a perfect

bailout package the time for the greek debt crisis as violent demonstrations around the country in protest of the high cost to help. hundreds of thousands of public sector workers in the u.k. take part in a national day of strikes in an attempt to deprive the government's plans to change their pensions. get gored because of the goal is to control libya. is the only good this is the target of. the libyans will not allow them to do that . so the fight will continue. that's nature steps up it's an assault on the b.b.l. she speaks exclusively with kind of the doctor's son about why his country is a. bus accidents from a humanitarian flotilla destined for gaza to monitoring all surgeries explains why their own oil has been financially leading greek ports and while the palestinian leader accepts our friends off the geneva days to that end late because of the campaign. hello and welcome to the bride run this is all she's we can a preview i'm giving timing story greece is to get its latest payout from you in the next two weeks according to your a zone finance ministers they also plan to focus on d

one guy who has it and are protesting you with this is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense and i'm actually if you guys got results of you know what this is a us ranger man telling this it would seem to say look here i mean nothing. i mean nothing. so clear and go the country. but what let's do is present so clear not for cutting and running but your morning systematic. yeah i think there's a middle ground. and i think we agree on everything i've said here and everything up until the point of what will bring stability. and i believe that stability with us for. the small defense of its marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his use but the people that i had not the key to account for in the protest bush like kids die michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's things like that they're completely to the left i'm james but more so i find him very you know very charming intelligence clean cut individual. no animosity for him you know and eventually yes i think if this were a perfect world we would be oc

demanding surreal draw out in the wake of revolution spreading in the region israelis take the streets to protest for social justice. as a number of journalists in the u.s. decreases the public with nation sector grows rapidly some say the ultimate victim of the trend to democracy. with day here in moscow this is r.t. world news twenty four hours a day work the democrat controlled u.s. senate has shot down a republican debt ceiling plan just hours after it was passed in the house of representatives the plan put forward by house speaker john boehner would have raised the country's debt ceiling by nine hundred billion dollars and then with a similar amount and spending cuts as the clock ticks down to august second when the debt limit is reached there is less time to avert an unprecedented default crisis which might probably westerlies its top notch credit rating senate democrat leader harry reid hopes his proposal see a compromise which could keep the government afloat and according to economist max fraud wolf this plan is more likely to get the green light. less than two business days away from th

greece is not the only country to be hit by protests this week as u.k. public sector workers took part in a national day of strikes on thursday hundreds of thousands of teachers and civil servants voiced their discontent with government plans to change their pensions for the country state schools were closed and disruption was caused to air traffic during the biggest industrial action in decades no more emmett's has the story for us from the. down tools up with industrial action an autumn of discontent starts here this time it's the public sector workers walking out on happy with the planned reform of their pensions which they say will see them paying a lot more and getting a lot less but i kept saying it was meant to get if. i was familiar with the lack of faith here i think that everything that changes that i may consider pensions or very necessary to fix the way to address it so i think we do need to make cutbacks in ten things i think. tried to teach approaches by so much as it is these people do a huge variety of key work from teaches and lecturers

some of the biggest anti-government protests so far. colonel qaddafi addresses his supporters threatening attacks against europe and series of explosions heard in his capital. welcome to bbc news, broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. the return of the former thai leader's sister has high hopes for sunday. all smiles on canada day as the duke of cambridge tries out his french on the crowd. hello and welcome. a judge in new york has lifted the strict bail conditions imposed on the former head of international monetary funds of daniel strauss kahn amid-intense speculation the sexual assault case against him is faltering. he's been under house arrest in new york since posting a $6 million bail bond in may. now he's free to travel in america, although he can't leave the country, and must appear in court again later this month. this report contains is flash photography. >> a relaxed and confident dominique strauss kahn arrived at the court flanked by his loyal wife. the u.s. media reported the case against him

organizers to get more on the story thank you for joining us here in our to another protest movement doesn't seem as yet to produce a clear list of demands that leading many to view the demonstrations as really following the revolutionary trend set by egypt and tunisia is that the case. we actually do have a clear list of. this product is a very unique process in that sound because it's not organized by any organization or any political party it's a process that was organized by the people when we started we had no idea what and trying it actually going toward and but we do have a demand the demand is what everybody has their dream for the ideal country you want to be a part of people talk about social justice i mean this process started as a as a protest about how about the fact that we don't have a place to live even if we work full time in full time jobs we don't come from low . families very feel don't have we can't really see a future in terms of how the in education or health because all of these things that are basic in our lives exist anymore in. so everybody could actually.

and still ahead for you in the program marching in a protest well they call themselves indignant once they've taken to the streets of madrid tired of what they say is their government's inaction against recession and unemployed. nato begins had to go over control of afghan provinces to local security forces but many question if they're really up to the job. now this week the phone hacking and police bribery scandal was taken to the british parliament rupert murdoch his son james and a former u.k. c.e.o. overbeck of books were all grilled by british lawmakers for several hours the trio said they were deeply sorry for what happened however new allegations have emerged that the news international chairman james murdoch misled m.p.'s by saying he was unaware of the true extent of illicit phone tapping rice company's reporters meanwhile questions are being asked over the death of journalist sean hoare the man accredited with revealing the phone hacking scandal and authorities lore and with reports it's drawing a striking parallels with another whistleblower. another political scandal erupt

one guy who is our protester he was is an army ranger. it started out pretty tense with him actually if you guys got the results if you deployed this is a us ranger man telling us it was the same or the same look here i mean nothing. you know nothing. so clear and go the conflict. but you can't walk that's true is credit so clear not for reading and writing but your morning system and. i think there's a middle ground. and i think we agree on everything so i think you get everything up until the point of what will bring stability. and i believe that stability with your friends will drop off a small difference of opinion that's marshall himself yeah i have i have a lot in common with him i support a lot of his use but the people that i had an opportunity to encounter in the protest bush like kids die yada michael moore you know fahrenheit nine eleven it's things like that they're completely to the left and jaded but marshall i find him very you know very charming intelligence clean cut individual. no animosity for him you know and eventuall

dozens of protesters prevented from reaching israel's. one hundred small stop planes. i'm pleased to join me in a few moments from will. business rushes to widen this year despite all revenues more in twenty minutes. three pm in moscow very good to have you with us here on r t our top. dorie thousands of angry protesters have started gathering in cairo's tahrir square unhappy that the revolutions goals are not being achieved egyptian activists have been calling for a million people to gather there are teas a nice and now way is in takhar square we'll have a live report from her in a little bit. first though the former editor of britain's news of the world tabloid has been arrested over a phone hacking scandal and colson went on to be the prime minister's press spokesman but worked at the paper one is alleged to have intercepted phone calls from murder victims and dead soldiers families one hundred sixty year old paper will print its final edition sunday tabloids being axed by rupert murdoch following the increasingly damaging allegations a furious reaction gathered pac