r.t. live here in moscow still to come this hour tainted reputation as the london olympics are set to start makes months we investigate why a firm link to allegations of human rights abuses has been chosen to provide security. that's still to come but first russians violating protest regulations will now have to pay seven thousand euros or drop to two hundred hours of community service president putin stress the new rally law is in line with european standards the opposition is planning a so-called million man march next week but it looks like the movement is unlikely to live up to its former glory is what is jacob greece reports. it's been dubbed moscow's take on the global comply movement. in america canada and around the globe we've seen protesters bedding down in their thousands here they've never quite reached those numbers more people needed to do these because most of them just come to us in the weekends and in the evenings fair with the support and a continual game of cat and mouse with

thank you very much god bless you thank you this is r.t. live here in moscow still ahead in the program this hour unending uncertainty results of the presidential election in egypt a delayed with experts saying egyptians are between a rock and a hard place anyway plus the. roosevelts about burton says the private investment not oil should be the driver of economic growth in russia join me in twenty minutes time from this a p the book at the national economic for. more than a hundred people have been killed and five hundred injured in week long tribal clashes in libya tensions have been running highs since last year's uprising which toppled moamar gaddafi with the interim government failing to stop the violence and the police correspondent reports. there are many who say that a nother civil war in libya is on the cards this coming as you say off to the interim government announces that a week of clashes southwest of the capital city of tripoli have left one hundred and five people killed and more than five hundred people injured this to happen ju

this is r.t. live from moscow you're watching the weekly roundup of the top stories of the last seven days with me kevin no in the first year an observer is in syria still trying to determine just how many people were massacred there on wednesday and who's to blame top u.n. officials admit the peace plans being floated by both sides in the conflict dozens of reportedly been killed across the country in the past twenty four hours alone while foreign calls for intervention of being ramped up in southeast briffa national report. duquesne body is lain side by side we mean children among them death was indiscriminate and bloody the pictures from syria this week have brought shock around the globe and also a worry in sense of deja vu just weeks before another massacre came to light this time in the village of houla and the world was quick to pass judgment the american british and french push for military intervention in syria is absolutely enormous we've seen hague of course william hague the british foreign

i work in r.t. live from moscow and keep in mind that we have more news and videos available for you on our website r.t. dot com let's take a look at what's waiting for you there at the moment while reports uncover a former she was styled disaster averted in the nick of time at a nuclear plant in california so you have a details on why. also read the story of two people arrested in moscow for using their own ambulance to be to this notorious traffic jams. be able to go to war horse was given oats we have a lot of illegal groups of the blue collars with hooves is also argues in the writing of my mouth it was like many other marriage it wasn't forced marriage it's just my view when i was fourteen years old you can liberate there when you certainly can't do it through the barrel of a gun only if they give social changes will be the afghans themselves afghan men and women we believe are going to start going to the cross paths without the part of the patient it's. but they said that it comes to action but it'

r.t. with international news and comment live from our new center here in moscow the fate of julian the son could be sealed within hours as the president of ecuador is expected to make a decision on the whistle blows request for political asylum that we could examine spent a second night in the london embassy of the latin american state where he came hoping to avoid extradition to sweden that says british police say they're ready to arrest him as soon as he steps out of the embassy building. the story. held under house arrest and oppressed by the government in an effort to silence a pro-democracy message to the public but we're not talking about famous political dissident suchi she's now free and being warmly welcomed by the british government we're talking about a western explain and a freedom of speech the charges of ever being forty gets julian assange yet he still spent more than five hundred days under house arrest fighting extradition to sweden and possibly the u.s. now he's desperately hoping ecuador in the safe haven he seeks the latest from i think twist in the case of julian assan

jake agrees there in athens is r.t. live here in moscow still ahead in the program. more on this is exactly what investors want to see i'll be talking about that and what that means in the business of bent slightly. but first u.n. observers say they're committed to completing their mission in syria seen as key to ending violence to. early decision to halt it because of security risks observers claim they've been given safety guarantees by the syrian government but not from the opposition there's been a spate of fighting in the country with a major media war also gathering pace. reports from new york. the head of the united nations supervision mission in syria general robert mood briefed the u.n. security council on the state of syria and more importantly his decision to suspend the mission's activities according to general mood supervision mission in syria can resume once he feels that the observers will be safe and secure as they monitor syria he says the government has made a commitment to ensure the safety of the u.n. workers but so far the opposition group has no

r.t. live here in moscow with the twenty four hours and days still to come this hour india's stand shoulder to shoulder with iran voicing support for its trading partner despite mounting pressure from the u.s. and europe. all and has said yes to the e.u. backed fiscal treaty drawn up in response to the eurozone debt crisis the plan was supported by the government and trade unions but critics worry that now control of the country's finances will be handed to brussels along with its sovereignty is nora smith has been following the referendum in dublin. well i guess ultimately the choice was between the devil they knew and the devil they didn't and we all know how that one usually plays out the devil they knew in this case was of course the e.u. back to the which is now being written into our role will be when this is all died down or of course according to the yes campaign of fear of not being with quite so heavily anymore not being able to benefit from potential bailouts from the might be needed

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories syria's battles creep closer to president austin's doorstep with bomb blasts and gun battles in damascus and throughout the country foreign pressure and calls for intervention are mounting while russia and other mediators push for peace through the diplomacy. france looks laughed president alon socialist march in the parliamentary election day and their allies secured more than forty six percent in the first round giving a powerful blows to reform the mandate. for will again some political activists threatened to mar the euro twenty twelve championships in poland and ukraine just four days into the tournament but some fans have jumped on their politicians bandwagon in boycotting the tournaments over human rights issues . the european countries who share currency the debts are piling on the emergency money fund is being sapped the man at the helm of the euro project when it launched now tells our team what's needed to save it. i'm on a pro day was

you're watching r.t. live from moscow thanks for joining us right now we're going back to one of our top stories for you now the u.s. and britain are considering a clemency for president assad if he agrees to attend an international conference on political transition in syria a petition official say the initiative came after london and washington received encouragement from russia's president vladimir putin let's not cross over to office and he said i was standing by in petersburg with russia's foreign minister so to get up off and over to you. that's right you have our foreign minister sergei lover with me i want to get straight to the questions because he's very pressed for time i produced prime minister david cameron says that in the most complex up to twenty president who has shifted his view on the situation in syria what do you say about that is that true because that is the truth of the meeting so that if there are those whose president obama did discuss syria. oh so we're. just that here it goes and th

welcome back you are watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories the u.s. and its allies ridicule syrian government claims that terrorists are responsible for last weekend's houla massacre in which more than one hundred died washington have bits military intervention plans are in the pipeline and says it's considering sidestepping the u.n. if necessary. and tough talk on syria is expected in germany and france today where president putin will be discussing business and politics on his first foreign tour of these new term in office moscow hopes europe will rediscover russia as a lucrative investment for the future. and tallying the totals irish government exit poll suggests the country has voted yes to the e.u. fiscal treaty which opponents say dooms ireland's two years of crippling a steady and loss of sovereignty to brussels only half full the three point one million eligible to vote did so and sources referendum. straight to the all the sports now units here of course keeping his fingers on the pulse and the big guns look to be firing on all cylinders sai

conditions equivalent to torture watching r.t. live from moscow still have for you on our t.v. today one day away with argo iranian crude expert set to go into effect we'll look at what these sanctions actually accomplish and who they had already. lost facing fines for the your sexuality your law and several russian cities has many from the homosexual community fear of war and discrimination. in the. midst of magic of transforming airplanes into jet trains diesels into the great old dream double down on profits by building instead of the german small place just for the summer knowledge here on a large. they've been living this way to seventeenth century. clicked. their communities. they clearly distinguish between their. guard and their families and things treasure. german chancellor angela merkel has told her country's lawmakers that help for struggling banks will come with strings attached she's been defending the concessions she made at a summit in brussels including the decision to allow the european bailout fund funnel money directly to struggling financial institutions fo

live t.v. i can watch the debate on our website r.t. dot com. also online millions of users passwords for the professional linked in website were posted online were feeling a level of desperation among people seeking jobs the details are to dot com. the euro twenty twelfth bowl championships are finally here millions of fans are descending upon poland and ukraine hoping their team will net the silverware but the term is already proving controversial with government boycotts from several european countries threatening to spoil the beautiful game sports presenter kate partridge is in ukraine for us. you know twenty twelve with poland and ukraine and another political controversy has hit the event before it even starts the french sports minister has announced that the french government will be boycotting the event in protest over the alleged mistreatment of former ukrainian prime minister yulia timoshenko is being held in the ukrainian city of kharkiv well this follows on the back of racism issues which have also arisen in england particularly foll

on the mag you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories massacre days of the in syria government forces find dozens of women and children butchered in a hole the style slaughter once again coinciding with a high profile appearance of kofi on a. touching sore points a global political attention shifts eastward as president poured me to random and again leaders in beijing wrapping up his chinese tour. plus the political revolution that failed to bring a cultural one women in egypt are there five for equality is doomed as long as rise from the ashes of the uprising. next an exclusive interview with lebanese interior minister marwan bell gives he's outlook on how bloodshed in syria could play out for the region. well again a swell of the lebanon is affected by internal tensions and we do not conflict or decisions related to security issues are made. by other countries so how can you talk about security in lebanon. little bit of lebanon security doesn't depend on lebanon alone politically and in terms of se

you're watching r.t. live from moscow here's a recap of the headlines a turkish warplane is thought to have been detected over syrian territory and it was shot down by the syrian military according to local media reports turkey's a confirmed it lost contact with its jet in the mediterranean. julian a son who comes forward with his first public comments as is also in ecuador for political asylum claiming his case is deliberately being slowed down by sweden and the u.k. to give the u.s. time to drop charges against. moody's as loves the world's biggest banks with a credit rating downgrade to every mall on certainty to the ailing playbill economy . while under house arrest the jury of the songs recorded a series of interview shows that is a right here on our team coming up next the episode where he talks to ecuador's president rafael correa stay tuned for that. i'm julian assange. here the truth will be expose the world secrets these jackets belong the united states government being attacked by the united states

r.t. live of ukraine world russia were in action on the opening day and was a supporter of start of the tournament for the advocates when they beat the czech republic for one to move top of group a which of important watched the drama unfold and. russia's preparations about three weeks ago played free warm up matches and find a warm up match could be gratefully free meal which is a really big confidence boost for the team and it really in a relaxed mood since people landed in warsaw and travelled to here down here are all slow of the game itself and the rush of a really dominated from around the fifteen minute mark didn't start too well after they really took a stranglehold of the game the attacking trio of under their shot and islands or goal of an alexander character called really causing offense no end of problems it was really no surprise but russia did eventually manage to open the scoring for about money is a good way of going to go to up later in the first half of the czechs did manage t

it's nine pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. live the u.n. observer mission in syria is suspending its activities because of the escalating violence in the country this as the u.s. says it's tracking a russian military cargo ship as it makes its way to syria with weapons and troops reportedly on board moscow's i deny the claims of us said several ships already if needed to protect its syrian base artie's maria has the latest from damascus. we are hearing from the chief provision mission here in syria that the more interest has suspended all the activities in the country and the main reason for that is an increased violence we've been bitten witnessing in the last few days that posed a significant risk for around three hundred monitors here in the country and has actually been impeded in their ability to fulfill their amended here in syria indeed we've been seeing dramatic escalation last few days with increased number of rebel attacks on syrian army checkpoints of the to.

if you're just joining us a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow and becoming headlines trying to see eye to eye the leaders of russia and the u.s. meet at the g. twenty summit in mexico over divisive issues presidents putin and obama agree that syria should be solved through diplomacy and pledged to keep seeking a compromise on the ongoing european missile defense disagreement. also at the summit of world leaders a raise the alarm over a lack of progress in dealing with the eurozone debt crisis which they say threatens to bring the global economy crashing down this agree struggles to form a coalition government pledging the debt laden country even deeper into trouble. plus nuclear power iran stands firm on its right to a peaceful atom as western officials try to pressure the country into submission during an international conference right here in moscow a tough new american and european sanctions against the islamic state are due to come into force of within weeks. by next year nazi julian assange is back with his the latest program fo

city's fan zone as well as millions worldwide will be anticipating a clash of the titans a partridge r.t. live off ukraine. and the atmosphere is indeed building in the ukrainian cultural capital of laval's the city dubbed the florence of the north lie seventy kilometers from the polish border and provide the venue for three matches in group b. as well as germany versus portugal the purpose but laval verena will host denmark against portugal when stay in denmark and germany next weekend for those fans but much tickets the fans own smock buying in the historic city center is a lively plan b. you can watch the action partake in plenty of entertainment too before the main events. let's move on to tennis where novak djokovic sits one win away from his first ever french open crowd but means a career grand slam the serve dawning two thousand and nine when roger federer in the semifinals extending his winning streak to twenty seven straight matches in major events the twenty five year old avenging aforesaid loss to federer during last year semifinals at this joke which occurring the first set six fou

and well this is r.t. live here in moscow it's twenty five minutes past the hour now to beach is next and dimitri the only business news there is russia's credit ratings are looking better these days well even though they remain actually say but triple b. the fact that in these hard times we're having the euro crisis russia's rating is stable and remains the same makes it look much better the. low the motorcycle from a bank of america merrill lynch. of course seven tragedy to other countries russia is much more protected against a potential adept try to the idea that if i do it on the markets and of course it is stable outlook is also a good development and basically just reiterate the best one great great thing for russia is always a good thing to have from a great environment let's take a look at let's take a look at what's going on in the global markets start with america we've got housing market data coming in on a positive note basically two days in a row we're seeing some positive signs from the housing m

this is r.t. live from moscow on carrie johnston a car a court is set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to fire on protesters demonstrating against his rule during last year's revolution more than eight hundred people were killed in the crackdown in the barrack refutes the charges which could see him in prison for decades or even executed when you know what to breathe it seems comparable if he's guilty judgement day comes as thousands of egyptians are rallying against ongoing military rule barracks last prime minister and shafique who's running for the presidency in faces as the brotherhood candidate hunted you see a second round vote later this month well neither is perceived as a champion of the revolution many took part in it some observers predicting the revolt. the verdict will be mostly political as opposed to adhere to any sort of justice related. it matters however on the other hand if mubar

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories international powers are heading for talks in geneva desperately seeking a plan to and syria's bloodshed asked turkey and would board only cell eurabia are mobilizing forces towards the syrian border. julian assange will stay put out of the door an embassy in london until a decision on his asylum requests declining to comply with the demands from british police to surrender for extradition to sweden. german chancellor angela merkel the fans at home the e.u. deal to help struggling banks but there is skepticism the measure will solve walks core problems and debt crisis. does the top stories next we delve into the world of finance on the money with carol vallas coming right up. hello and welcome to the business of business. at the st petersburg international economic panel discussion. our panel included high ranking. director of the economic studies. russia dimitri pankin he is head of the federal service for financial markets. president chief execu

this is r.t. live from moscow three pm in the russian capital i'm marina joshie now they have the un along with the world bodies envoy to syria want more international pressure on the mask is to bring about compliance with the u.n. peace plan the kofi annan also urged increasingly aggressive rebel forces to lay down arms now this comes in the wake of another massacre in syria our correspondent even atia has the latest from damascus they have been able to speak to their chief for the past all face of the u.n. supervision mission in syria today here in damascus and he has said that the moment is trying to do their best and will continue their efforts to reach the site of a massacre in the central province of hama they've been reports before that they were not allowed to get in there because they were stopped at the syrian army checkpoints it actually doesn't contradict what we're hearing from official sources here in damascus we are hearing that the army and security forces us to carrying out a so-called

thanks speak with the south you're watching around the world this is r.t. live from moscow it's coming to twenty four minutes past six in the evening now let's catch up with the arctic you send a business desk manning it judiciously is dmitri medvedev hello now the trades been pretty choppy and cautious lately hasn't it how the u.s. markets kicked off the whole just as you are you've put it into words actually choppy and cautious everyone's waiting for the outcome of the elections on sunday in greece where the new government will be able to form whether they will be adopting austerity measures or whether the new international efforts will be needed in order to solve the debt crisis so basically that's the focal point of this week and it's pretty much going to be very cautious this week we've seen some drops in the u.s. . on monday right now the u.s. markets are showing a bit of a positive trade but gains are limited by the fact that the yields for spanish bonds have gone out yet again by thirty three points to six point eight six percent that's for ten year bond

this is r.t. live here in the russian capital coming up in the next few minutes for you hackers to bring down government websites by just peaceful demonstrators we speak to an indian activist as the country's web users hold rallies against internet censorship also trigger happy hells wives. more and more women in new york a gunning for a new hobby find out what's driving the female forum frenzy in a few minutes here on r.t. . but first u.k. politicians are said to be questioning why a security firm linked to allegations of human rights abuses could have been hard to provide safety during the london olympics the four s. also operates in the jewish settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem which are illegal under international law this is a journalist says companies with doubtful reputations by using the olympics to gain respectability. i'd like to see a bit of spine from our parliament to say that these are not appropriate people to be doing that while a lot of people involved in the olympics as y

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories russia in the u.s. hope to find common ground despite their polar approaches to ending the syrian bloodshed as foreign minister lavrov meets secretary of state hillary clinton in st petersburg. the leaders agreed to use the continent's bailout funds to recapitalize the troubled banks directly it comes after several hours of bargaining in brussels with talks running well into the night. plus as it braces for a fresh protest against military rule we look at the huge psychological toll that eighteen months of unrest have taken on the nation's people. because of the top stories next hour if you so be sure nancy talks to tunisia's foreign minister about the arab spring in his country and the entire region. that's six of the seven am tunisian foreign minister it's great to have you with us sara today thank you so another tunisia is now facing a political crisis over the extradition of a former top libyan official back to libya president has condemned the move and the parliament is ready to consider and no con

watching r.t. live from moscow now ballots are being counted and egypt after voters hit the polls to elect the country's first president since former leader hosni mubarak was forced from office last year the muslim brotherhood is claiming the lead based on accounts from ninety percent of polling stations egyptians are gathered in the city center as they await result supporters of rival candidate ahmed shafik refused to acknowledge the muslim brotherhood to claim a victory as long as party has already announced it will return to the streets in protest if it's not deemed the winner official results will be announced on thursday and gypsum ruling military government issued an interim constitution just after the polls closed stating it will be the country's lawmakers and the terman who writes the new constitution party supposedly or is in cairo for us. talking to demonstrators as well as talking to those who actually turned out to cast their ballot the general mood is that most people feel that this is real

there this is r.t. live from moscow is kevin owen here with me with our top story he ruled egypt for nearly three decades and now deposed president hosni mubarak is set to serve life in prison over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising his former interior minister will also spend the rest of his life behind bars too but four of his senior aides have been acquitted egypt's state t.v. is reported mubarak has suffered a serious health problem upon arrival of prison egyptian journalist miriam a shiny is the latest from outside the courthouse in cairo. but initially the reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the word guilty but when. that verdict was read i think the realize they showed the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in to realize ation that the majority of the defendants would be returning home free men and not be held responsible for their role and their involvement in the including the deaths of eight hundred fifty protesters l

welcome back to watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories a new twist in jewel in the sun just game with the british authorities as we get the senator appeals for asylum ecuador's embassy in london after losing his legal battle against extradition to sweden. page its convicted former leader hosni mubarak is reported to be clinically dead after a stroke the country is in a limbo after the presidential runoff vote as protests rage over the military's relentless hold in power. mainstream media goes all out against those opposing intervention in syria. or it's morning in a war games to be held in the country involving thousands of warships jets and tanks. next to candidate perspective on the syrian uprising from a senior aide to the country's president. political and media advisor to the syrian leader gives us the view from inside its regime. thank you. for saying that siobhan political and media advisor to syria's president it's great to have you with us here today what about to be here so it's now official

r.t. live from our new city here in moscow top stories still to come but still ahead is there a way to secure your online privacy in the sand quizzes members of a cyber movement who debate whether there's such a thing as private data. also still to come this hour the same job but different pay we explore the ongoing gulf in salary in the u.s. depending on whether you're a man or a woman. but first france a socialist president has been boosted after left wing party secured a majority in the first round of the parliamentary election the forty six percent women could see on and secure the lower house and receive a powerful mandate for his reform plans. is in paris. the results of the first round certainly is a very good moral boost for the socialist party in trying to get a majority of the lower house of parliament however nothing is a certain definitely there's no time for complacency or they can just sit around and expect the same results in the second round there are still the un people already

hello this is r.t. live from moscow it's kevin owen here with you this hour with our top story in egypt's to post president hosni mubarak has been jailed for life this afternoon and has reportedly suffered a serious health problem on his way to prison he's been convicted over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising his former interior minister is also be given life but several former security officials have been acquitted egyptian journalist miriam ashanti reports from outside the courthouse in cairo. and michelle leave the reaction was obviously one of relief at the sound of the word guilty but when. that verdict was read i think they realized they should the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in to realize ation that the majority of the defendants would be returning home to the free man and not be held responsible for their role in their involvement in the exuding the deaths of eight hundred fifty protesters are shown you wearing those ruction and

taught him and learned from paris this is r.t. live here in moscow still ahead for you this hour the weekly thousands of egyptians are furious wasn't sentenced to death as the former president is now said to be in critical condition. that's still to come true biggest countries have cemented their partnership this week as russian president vladimir putin visited china for the business deals were signed but apart from ensuring that trade is flourishing moscow and beijing have a number of pressing international issues to tackle and the reports now from the chinese capital. who could have thought half a century ago when china and russia clashed over disputed territory that in twenty twelfth russia's president would be greeted by a red carpet in beijing during a lavish state visit. where we know that two years ago china became russia's largest street party you know outstripping other nations in the former soviet union as well as germany and other european nations the security cooperation in russia and china the parallels are. going to other

mention about his plans for the country now he's in charge my name's kevin thank you for choosing r.t. live from moscow this sunday. this is the news review of the week with me kevin zero in the top stories moscow warns of the un human rights bodies putting the peace plan at risk by blaming the regime which accuses gangs for the attack russia believes the condemnation is premature because the investigation is still ongoing and is putting pressure on the security council. all this while president putin's reaffirmed his stance on not taking sides during top level visits to paris and berlin he was speaking ahead of a meeting with european leaders and simply which kicks off later today. egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak begin serving life for his part in killing eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising but thousands are enraged at what they see as a soft sentence. and the world's top whistleblower loses his extradition appeal from britain to sweden on sex assault charges. legal team has fourteen days to appeal the decision which they believe is politically motivated. next

welcome back to watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories and nervous wait for join us on doorways up the death threat hanging over the world's number one whistleblower if he is eventually transferred to the u.s. before the liver and its verdict on his plea for political asylum. as opposition forces in homs stage a massive fans of again syrian government troops despite a red cross brokered truce we report on how intimidation to join the ranks of the rebels has meant death for some horrific news. and the military backed election commission delays the results of the presidential runoff in egypt the move has outraged many in the country who see it as part of a cool aimed at keeping the army interim rulers in our. party's money man of x. kaiser takes a look at the darker side of the world's financial headlights the cause report is next. max keiser this is a car is a report so what's going on with greece they put a gun to their head and they did the right thing. max keiser markets finance chaos. yeah you know

this is r.t. live here in moscow still ahead for you this hour decision time with the u.n. trying to lead efforts to end the syrian crisis a separate war of unconfirmed reports some wild allegations hot stuff. and also fan of america's so-called war on terror is angry in the people of pakistan and julian assange and his latest interview this tuesday on r.t. . egyptians have had their say in the country's first post mubarak presidential election but there's still no sense of closure the islamist candidate mohamed morsi says he's won a claim rejected by his rival former regime official. the final results are expected on thursday but the ruling military is already undermined the vote by issuing a decree that gives it sweeping legislative powers. is encouraged. people are beginning to gather into his square just as the muslim brotherhood candidate dr mohamed morsi makes the announcement that he has won these elections and that he is egypt's next president the muslim brotherhood claims that ninety nine percent of votes have been counted and according to their own people who were

on the line in the battle for nuclear disarmament us on the program this sunday afternoon here on r.t. live from moscow. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake especially the founders of the nuclear weapons on head trigger alert. the pacific begins to use it as its rate all as an extra of it but you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year on weapons of benchley you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see it people don't wake up to nuclear weapons or build the. that represents the firepower of the second world war this second sound is the equivalent firepower of the world's nuclear arsenal today. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism honest. we wanted to present. something of. the. comfort is the least you have. the money is the last that you need if you travel this way.

silly talking a little earlier from paris this is r.t. live in moscow still ahead for you this hour tens of thousands of poured on to the streets of georgia's second city in support of the great opposition to presence like israel is ruling party the details just ahead for. the first the health of egypt's former president hosni mubarak has reportedly worsened he's currently serving life in a car a prison where he said to be slipping in and out of consciousness thousands of people have been drawn to tahrir square this week angry at the verdict in the barents recent trial the demanding the death sentence for his role in killing hundreds of protesters during last year's uprising they're also angry this former prime minister has made it to the presidential election runoff next week but he's facing the muslim brotherhood candidate the ruling military council says it will transfer power to the elected president by the first of july arab affairs journalist danny says people are furious at the lack of positive change that. seems to have the anger which

r.t. with international news and comment live from our new center here in moscow and facing arrest british police say the wiki leaks editor has violated his bail terms by seeking sanctuary at the ecuadorian embassy in london the world's most famous whistle blowers asked for political asylum in the latin american country to avoid extradition to sweden. is that the embassy wall our reporter laura smith is near scotland yard in london and we talked to both of them a little earlier. well behind those closed doors and julian assange is taking refuge at the moment you can see some of his supporters have gathered outside here this morning now still a clear indication of exactly what the decision is going to be of course a huge amount of speculation at the moment now a little earlier on investigative journalist government body and from city university had come out of the building and he had spoken to some of the reporters here and said that the atmosphere inside was warm and that there would be a statement later on today saying we left speculating at the moment of course the embassy here said that