here with r.t. main stories we're covering for you the south american anti corporate protest is now half their battle the upcoming winter without power supplies after authorities confiscated their generators and fuel whether they remain on a positive note as their ranks of poles to primaries and the national guard. general is nationalist party support for its anti immigrant start swearing in the country critics say the trend has given rise to violent crime and could cause even deeper social divisions. and a man in rome millions of people of their life savings or nine hundred ninety is back is once again promising the earth and there are still plenty of people ready to invest in this questionable enterprise. spotlight is next and this time not an offset start with an energy experts and this goes on it's a limited all reserves and what that could mean for the future. hello again a welcome truth about life millions of you share one party i'm now doing our very own today my guest on the show is richard jadic

r.t. the main stories we've been covering for you this hour cheering the killing of one man and while ignoring the deaths of thousands of civilians in libya analysts point out the problems of the u.s. media's approach to the gulf is democracy. libya's new rulers also stay quiet and how they get to rebuild infrastructure destroyed by civil war nato has bones. plans on saving the u.s. risk as a crucial meeting of european finance ministers is cancelled head of wednesday's e.u. summit is cast doubt over the prospects of a solution being found in a deepening debt crisis. police have clashed with hundreds of anti corporate demonstrators in the us city of oakland crowds to the streets to protest rally on the fourth remove the tents and riot squads and tear gas rubber bullets this first gathering. also a new study says the u.s. use secret uranium based weapons in iraq is in congenital illnesses an increasing innocent civilians report found a new generation of arms were deployed by american forces in the taurus battle of the seven years ago. but special report cowboys in paradise is next here. and. pr

r.t. the main stories that we're covering for you the south american anti corporate protesters now have to battle the upcoming winter without the power supplies after authorities confiscated their generators and fuel however they remain on a positive note as their ranks of bolstered by marines and the national guard. germany's nationalist party see support for its anti immigrant stance growing in the country critics say the trend is giving rise to brown and cry could call seeking deeper social divisions. than the man who robbed millions of people of their life savings in nine hundred ninety s. his back is once again promising the earth still plenty of people ready to invest it is questionable enterprise. the kaiser report with their down on the top financial stories of the day stay with us.

r.t. with the week's main headlines rory sushant libyans are celebrating the beginning of a new era with the death of colonel qadhafi he was gunned down in unclear sucked.

r.t. with the week's main headlines wrong or sushant libyans are celebrating the beginning of a new era with the death of colonel khadafi he was gunned down in unclear circumstances on thursday the incident sparked international calls for an investigation of allegations the ousted leader was executed a leaked video for trey's a man boasting that he shot could afy trice in cold blood during his capture in the city of sirte the claim supported by a post mortem was discovered two protocols on the council's party elections are now due to be held in libya within eight months followed by the formation of a new government and the drafting of a constitution however the post gadhafi future looks uncertain as ethnic and tribal divisions emerge among libyans once united in revolution and then there's nato which is winding down its military intervention while its members rush to secure lucrative oil deals with the new libyan authorities as he said he said now it has more from tripoli. not so long ago it with handshakes and hugs now its. feet and his family and a lot of. foreign involvements and the fact

time to bring you a summary of our main stories here in r.t. this hour at half past the hour washington has charged terrains for an alleged plot to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. has claimed they tried to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack accusations to iran dismissed as comical. russia china strengthened their partnership to plan and solve the economic and political dominance of the west deals with several billion u.s. dollars in energy trade and high tech industries have been signed as promised approach in the chinese leadership in beijing. and israeli soldier captured by hamas five years ago could soon be going home on the way to deal will see him swap for over a thousand palestinian prisoners oversimplify profile detainees will remain in israel. i'll be back with more news more developments in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime we take you on a journey to southern russia to explore the natural beauty of the rostov reserve where hundreds of wild horses run free that's our special repo

r.t. and that wraps up our main news block here in our team this hour business is next with dimitri stay with us. welcome to business r.t. russia and most of its c.i.s. partners have agreed to create a free trade zone simplified terms were achieved at a meeting of the commonwealth prime ministers on tuesday the move could significantly increase trade between the countries it's already risen fifty percent in the first half of the year to more than one hundred thirty billion dollars now things met in the course around the details. this comes after two decades of debate and even though it's not a done deal it's definitely head in there and causing a lot of stir in the process most of the c.i.s. countries have signed on and those include armenia valorous kazakhstan kyrgyzstan moldova russia of course is ballasted chicken star and ukraine the country still thinking about it include i said by john respect the son answered the man assad and they're expected to make a decision by the end of the year now i plough syria in union with former states and has a lot of my putin's priority since announcing h

the week's main headlines on r.t. and a pre-election fever grips russia with president medvedev forced to clarify both his power plants with. the sudden departure of the country's long standing finance minister. seven hundred people arrested in new york as what already is adopt a zero tolerance policy towards the rapidly escalating and the wall street movement protesting corporate greed and inequality. greece on the brink spector's scramble to secure more bailout cash for the crumbling economy with just a week to go until the meltdown i just as the french president warns of a new global crisis. and an explosive standoff serbian blockades of a disputed border post a northern cause of oh a hit by nato troops leaving at least several people. there of the week's top stories here on r.t. if you stay with us and your farm is now here with the latest from the rugby world cup. hello there nice to have you company and these other sporting headlines spartak moscow is prepared to host leaders that meet in the day's big clash in

dozens were injured as more than fifty thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square outside parliament r.t. sarfraz reports now from outlets. i get it back very quickly all skintight the slats we got. in the crowd we're not sure exactly what that thing off but everyone just trying. to keep. the riot police. oh really true for. all of us all of them of the muscle defeat and maybe tomorrow. a lot of people said they wanted to try to be peaceful once again. the crowd. really very shocking we seem to visions amongst the protesters themselves today everyone united completely in their opposition to the government. trying oh a political system of group. people hit the phillips street me i grew angry reaching boiling point five and again here on the streets of athens it's an extremely volatile situation that the rest of europe and the i think needs to be watching this very closely because this is a problem that affects great it is a situation in fact the time you. only do have more ahead for you including another historical step to space so he's right set to make its first foreign launched a.v. eu

dozens were injured as more than fifty thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square outside parliament r.t. sarfraz reports now from athens. that it can be very quickly oftentimes the slats we cook. in the crowds we're not sure exactly what that thing off but everyone just trying to. not let. alone. would you let go of the. love that you wanted to take to be. in the crowd. really very shocking we seem to visions of the protests today everyone completely and their opposition to the government let it. roll over the political system of greece and for europe. people hit the fill it's truly angry we see no anger reaching a boiling point line again here on the streets of athens. it's an extremely volatile situation that the rest and yes in the i think it's going to be watching this very closely because this is a problem that affects great the situation. all right well let's go to northern kosovo now where nato peacekeepers have unleashed tear gas on ethnic serbs pushing them away from a disputed border crossing the serbs had barricaded the area claiming it belongs to them as they still don't con

time to bring you a summary of our main stories here on r.t. this hour. washington has charged for an alleged plot to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. it's claimed they tried to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack that is ations to iran dismissed as comical. russia and china strengthened their partnership to the economic and political dominance of the west deals with seven billion us dollars in energy trade and high tech industries have been signed as prime minister putin met the chinese leadership in beijing. and israeli soldier captured by hamas five years ago could soon be going home on the way to deal see him over a thousand palestinian prisoners are simply profile detainees will remain in is ready to. be back with more news more developments in.

dozens were injured as more than fifty thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square outside parliament r.t. sorry for its reports now from athens. people again to be very quickly also in tightness. in the crowds we're not sure exactly what that something off but everyone's just trying to. keep this back by the riot police not aware that in england it won't really follow needs all the draft all of that she will do. to blow. a lot of people that they wanted today to be peaceful once again. the crowd. really very shocking we've seen divisions amongst the protests itself today everyone united completely in their opposition to the government. holding all the political system of groups and vulnerable. people hit the fill it stream the angry we see now anger reaching boiling point live in it and here on the streets of athens. it's an extremely volatile situation that the rest of europe and the usa needs going to be watching this very closely because this isn't just a problem that affects greece it is a situation that affects the entire eurozone all right well let's go to northern kossovo now wher

dozens were injured as more than fifty thousand demonstrators gathered in the city's main square outside parliament r.t. sarah furthur reports from athens for people again to me back very quickly all syntagma square as we got. in the crowds we're not sure exactly what that's setting off but everyone's just trying. to keep this back by the riot police are now aware that the ball rolling very true football is really follow much emma dreadful of the of the national defeat and maybe tomorrow before. a lot of people said they wanted today to be peaceful once again i guess the main reason the crowds this scenes here really very shocking we've seen divisions amongst the protesters themselves today everyone united completely in their opposition to the government as it were trying to hold all the political system of groups and vulnerable. people hit the fill it stream the angry we see now anger reaching boiling point high going again here on the streets of athens. it's an extremely volatile situation that the rest of europe and the usa needs going to be watching this very closely because this isn't just a probl

r.t. tbilisi georgia. no i'll be back with a look at our main news stories for in a few minutes from now but in the meantime r.t. talks to syria's foreign minister about what his government is doing to stop the bloody protests that started in march that's a special interview next week here. today we're talking to syrian minister of foreign affairs mr vali don't muslim thank you for joining us. you expressed reserve at the last meeting of foreign ministers of arab states in cairo and the situation in syria where is the opposition welcomed them do you think the arab league has been playing a constructive rule. unfortunately due to the so-called arab spring some countries that had been playing a significant role in the arab league's operation are now busy with their own domestic issues and this doesn't help consolidated solutions hopefully this issue ation will be resolved in the short term and these countries will become official again in consolidating the common arab cause this is first do you think it would be reasonable to discuss a country's problems without its participation second a proposal was made at

r.t. dot com. your way doughty the main stories we're covering pointed this out america and corporatists is now have to battle the upcoming winter without power supplies off the authorities confiscated their generators and fuel or they remain on a positive note as their ranks opposed to by marines on the national guard. germany's nationalist party see support for its anti immigrant start swearing in the country the critics say the trend has given rise to violent crime and could cause even deeper social divisions. and the millions of people of their life savings or nine hundred ninety is back he's once again the promising the earth and there are still plenty of people ready to invest in this quest in the enterprise. spotlight is next and this time i'm going off sits down with an energy expert this limited on what that could mean for the future. lead.

r.t. dot com thousands have been a rallying of the bank of america's main office at the company's repossession policies that are turning people out onto the streets and we're going to r.t. dot com to stay on top of the story. this week's headlines in russia have been dominated by the planned reshuffle in the putin meditative tandem and the sudden departure of the finance minister as well it prompted an unexpected in diffuse from the president as he clarified his decision to run for office again but it's over reports the pre-election period in russia may hold even further surprises. i see this week's headlines have we have so many that it hooten hootin me that the news of the jumps was brought up polemic switch russia hasn't seen for quite some time while some criticised others applauded the tandems deal and the kings of photo shop rolled out some of their best work yet with the general mood being that the deal had been done long ago but it was an exciting for just a few days until the first rich shuffles in the corridors of power began. if you think your views on russia's economic agenda is di

r.t. that unconditional u.s. support and aid for maine a major factor behind israel's behavior. it is going to construct the one thousand one hundred something months units in jerusalem and this is actually a total erosion of the international duty to bring the two sides to the negotiating table even the companies that has said the jewish settlements in the butt as an obstacle to be the autumn of legitimate them so on we also them today the european union the united states israel is announcing the use of a month but what are you going to do about it so i think this is the question for the entitlement community there is. a very big value led to the months by evaluating international legitimacy of all. related to united nation the question is what is it that their international community is doing about it we hope that the international community does not go into new to deal with this that i this board could be a wash. some european cup with those. an eye opener for those struggling to make ends meet in the current age of austerity came from the financial world this week and in jap

r.t. that unconditional us support and aid for main a major factor behind israel's behavior. is going to construct the one thousand one hundred seven months units in jerusalem and this is actually. the erosion of the international bring the two sides to the negotiating table even for companies that has the jewish settlements in the but as you know there is an obstacle to be's. so on we all see them to be the european union the united states israel is announcing the use of a month and what are you going to do about it so i think this is the question for them to the national community the israel is a very very be violating the months by evaluating international legitimacy of. that mission the question is what is it that their international community is doing about it we hope that the national community does not want to you deal with israel as this board could be a wash. some european cup becomes. an eye opener for those struggling to make ends meet in the current age of stared came from the financial world this week and in japan traders revelations went viral after he had bette

r.t. was me thanks for joining us anton main story now greece's. forty eight hour paradis is into its second day and athens is bracing for another show of force outside parliament will make is there are preparing to give final approval to even more tough cuts in a desperate attempt to stave off bankruptcy wednesday's protests saw around one hundred thousand protesting and clashing with police and she started out as an asparagus. you can see the crowds gathered by hiding hailed syntagma square outside the parliament building reading the numbers much larger that day than they were yesterday at the same time again very peaceful as it was yesterday people carrying out get that bad and they're protesting against the stairs because the gates being updated through is the latest there followed by getting initial approval yesterday then of course we saw it late in the day they played descending into very chaotic scenes indeed we're sorry just because of the people here because as we said they've really lost faith in their government in the usa his ability t

r.t. i'll be back with a summary of our main stories in about thirteen minutes from now in the meantime scott is next stay with us for that. great. comfort to. you. but the. false go. well i welcome to the mosque around so on this week's episode i'll be exploring the subject of flights taking a look at the history of aviation in russia to the latest simulator is aircraft designs and port terminals so joe we mustn't henri's as we journey from the soviet skies to modern day developments starting off here at the political museum in moscow. museum has several exhibits showcasing the subject flight models of aircraft palace and you mechanics you can see how the aviation industry developed in the largest country in the world. the history of civil airline is in the soviet union can be traced all the way back to the russian revolution in one nine hundred seventy in when the new bullshit government so as one of the main ways to modernize the country. the new communist leaders believed and travel would be the most efficient way to transport both people and supplies across the vast country in one thousa

r.t. live pictures from central athens just outside the main government building thousands of people have come together to demonstrate their anger at the government's ongoing all stary the measures we continue to have live coverage of the developments in the square of course you can follow these all that our website . as we follow these live pictures here you can see the riot police in the lower part of your view of your screen over the past hour or so we've seen thousands of people quite forcefully dispersed by riot police as they disperse with the tear gas in the area our correspondent sarah ferguson i will check in with her again live pictures central athens right here on. our let's get to business news here with. welcome to our business update this thanks for joining me russian markets are struggling high as strong record prices and gains in europe are helping russian equities to cover the losses russia took a big hit during the latest market turmoil that's best as pull their cash out of risky developing countries i don't say that. if a double dip recession is recorded and that the ma

r.t. dot com also online feud there right now the main suspect in the alleged murder of alexander litvinenko says his lawyers have been denied access to information about the case that this is a month and court starts looking into the death of the former russian agent behind closed doors plus. forget lethal injections horrifying squad instead if you have a republican politician in the u.s. state of florida who even says people sentenced to death should be thrown off a bridge where you can find the full story at r.t. dot com. moscow is reportedly preparing a response to washington's planned missile defense system in europe from those comments by the incoming u.s. ambassador to moscow who said washington cannot guarantee the system would not target russia. has the details. washington is speeding up its plans for its missile defense system in europe despite all these alarming questions coming out of russia spe forms romania and turkey have agreed to host elements of the system on their territories and explained that the shield will be finished by twenty eighteen i fish really it's supposed to p

r.t. live here in moscow but with some of our main news stories for you in about two and a half minutes from now stay with us live here in moscow. leg . for so long. there's no way to see the little man. if you want to have sex go and have sex. here in the russian capital good to have you with top stories now this hour libya's new rulers order an investigation into his death and promised to introduce islamic and build a democracy on the ruins of a prosperous nation. health of egypt's former leader. is shrouded in mystery sources suggest a heart attack has left him in critical condition but his denies those claims. plugged into. american financial institutions refusing to accept donations for credit cards it's fun of the fun and. also the e.u. summit in brussels to generate some. tension over the debt crisis. a revolt by peace who want. the union. lobby back with another of those main news stories when fifteen minutes from now in the meantime more on the euro skeptic views opening up in the cracks in britain's government u.k. conservative party m.p. patrick talks about why he sees a future ou

r.t. live here in moscow but with some of our main news stories for you in about two minutes from now stay with us live here in moscow. lemme see. there's a lovely bunch see that little man. if you want to have sex go and have sex .

world's most wanted drug lord before that fellow be back with a recap of our main news headlines in just a moment stay with r.t. . the longest big game hunting history. she was trying to stall and they to. what sprung the traps they laid for him. on the radio we have the the surge walks around the earth here and we're always from the always missing. one shot turn to take. out the global drug industry's godfather became the most want to trophy of the world's gouty hunters. escobar the great hunt and parties. hundreds arrested in new york and chicago as protesters taking part in occupy wall street marches response from police. this comes as the occupy movement spreads across the world prompting tens of thousands to vent their anger at banks they view as sapping the public purse while people have to endure severe austerity measures and unemployment. and other top stories this week ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko is jailed for seven years. of abuse of power but there's no end in sight his new charges are brought against. you and us. coming your way next our special report about the colombian drug

r.t. dot com very often first hand reports on what became the main stumbling block to egyptian democracy and why tahrir square remains a battle site. also british intelligence rings the alarm over any increased terror threat to next summer's london olympics saying little can be done to prevent well planned attacks. europe's social welfare programs which have been the pride and joy for decades could face the axe as the economic crunch bites deeper among them poverty safety nets that provide food and care for those living on the streets or struggling to make ends meet as are his daniel bushell reports from france there's always a catch to cutting back. the new motion in the european parliament homelessness can be ended in the e.u. boy twenty fifteen but those on the front line helping people living on the streets see this is fun to see with the numbers without a roof over their heads room with the e.u. itself about to stop a scheme providing free meals things are expected to get even worse. the european union's ending its food aid program which feeds millions every year yet more people than ev

the week's main headlines mean featured today on the weekly here on r.t. egypt's ruling military council has given in to the demands of protesters and political parties and agreed now to make changes to the election law there were fears the current rules could enable supporters of ousted president mubarak to come back to power in november's parliamentary elections another solution comes after friday's massive protests thousand strong career square in an attempt to reclaim the revolution demanding a transfer of power to civilian rule and an end to emergency law and he said i went to cairo herself to see what else is driving people back onto the streets. because we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the on poor says those. who have been. in any sense gearing this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his pol

world's most wanted drug lord is on there for that though about the recap of main news headlines in just a moment here all r.t. international. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the walls. they have to. leave the sentence a good chance. to get the status of the human experiment. to see misrata is what it. was allegedly trying to make sense of global economy and its arcane things as financial temples the research clambering to maintain our confidence in markets and. wants to be seen trade imbalances recession cheapie nations close to collapsing a subprime loan foreclosed homes. to fail switchblade banks again feel level i think is a us crash and seven and smash the ceiling just like all the buses in athens greece the i.m.f. constructionism just programs increase the total economy. the for. this is all. see live from moscow my name is kevin though in bringing you our top stories of the past seven days i'm first anti corporate marches in new york and chicago had a fierce response from police is the nationwide rally makes his biggest push yet. the occupy wall street movement gained s

r.t. dot com you'll find for ten reports on what became the main stumbling block to egypt's democracy and why talker square remains a key battle site. and the american autumn inspired by the arab spring the anti greed wall street campaigners refuse to leave their camps and gaining traction across the u.s. and sparking debate on whether they'll actually bring a change. europe social welfare programs which have been the e.u.'s pride and joy for decades face the axis of the economic crunch bites deeper among them are poverty safety nets that provide food and care for those living on the streets or struggling to make ends meet but artie's daniel bushell reports in france there's always a catch to cutting back. the new motion in the european parliament claims that homelessness can be ended in the e.u. by twenty fifteen but those on the front line helping people living on the streets say this is fantasy with the numbers without a roof over their heads. with the e.u. itself about to stop a scheme providing free meals things are expected to get even worse. the european union is ending its food ai

r.t. . well that brings us up to date for the moment i'll be back with a summer of our main news stories in a few minutes from now in the meantime the business is next with kareena stay with us live here in moscow. hello welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining me russia and china are creating a joint investment fund worth up to four billion dollars the deal is to be seals in the course of prime minister putin's visit to beijing the start will be jointly wrong by the russian direct investment fund and the china investment corporation each has already allocated one billion dollars to the project at least seventy percent of the funds money is expected to be invested in russia and the former cia as countries. now also russia and china have finally sorted out their long lasting rout over all transportation terrorists that's according to deputy prime minister. chinese c n p c underpaid russia's transit round around twenty five million dollars for all supplies claiming that transportation is too high now earlier transnet threatened to go to court if chinese partners didn't pay their bil

r.t. the latest news and of course the week's top stories and tonight's debate you found those main stories a bloodstained end to an era in libya with allegations colonel gadhafi was executed by the interim government troops. breaking point this week violent clashes erupted in greece as people were hit with more austerity measures but the e.u. leaders up against the clock to try and resolve the debt crisis. battle over barricades nato forces failed to remove roadblocks of the disputed serbia kosovo border ethnic serbs got the blockade to stop the peacekeepers but. not sit for me today my colleague she'll be here in less than thirty minutes as the news continues in the meantime it's our special program for you report where brings to light the developments on the american military's nuclear program and the role that the university of california has played in it that's next for you. he actually got. money into this thing you know. make. sure that. all the lies. there you know you got to buy or you know they're being deceitful you subregions through in the minutes with you with this letter no t

main will be many more people who. rule the world significant attempts and questions that were many second rejections to me. who would probably should be much less free when they had. me and. r.t. documents the timeline of how the revolutionary joy in egypt turned into disillusionment and suspicion on our website our. reports on what became the main stumbling block to egyptian democracy and why talk here swear remains a battle site. also online british intelligence rings the alarm over an increased terror threat to next summer's london olympics saying a little can be done to prevent well planned attacks. poems prime minister is set to become the first in a generation to be reelected donald already served a full term and exit polls from sunday's elections say is center right party is almost ten percent clear of his main rival but it's not an outright win as artie's correspondent in eastern europe alexei he explains ahead of the final results. we received the exit poll results suggest that the policy of the current prime minister don't need to sleep civic platform party has managed to garner almost forty percent of the votes something about thirty nine percent of the votes with

r.t. coming to you live from moscow and here's a recap of all our main stories police fired tear gas and demonstrators in athens as a nation is brought to a standstill by a nationwide strike and state services have been paralyzed after thousands of civil civil servants walked off their jobs in protest at new social cut backs. russia and china block a u.n. resolution against syria which had a european backing moscow says the targeting of damascus is based on a confrontation and not a push for peace. and the wall street activists join forces with students and young else as demonstrations multiply across the u.s. against corporate greed and blame for leading the country to the brink of economic collapse.

say at this point is being missed in much of the country's main stream media so activists are getting creative to have their messages heard as r.t. has gone each can experience. their discontent loud. and graphic thousands of americans have resorted to banners and t. shirts to get their message across and their frustration with what they see is the government acting on behalf of big corporations rather than the people message which the protesters say their media failed to deliver the media feels like these kinds of events don't deserve coverage sometimes all you get when you do something this is a photograph and so it's very important for the message to be seen those simple oftentimes henryk messages that people carry on their chests but often being subject to mockery what is the side. wall street broker most of the five people that i would think of what he said to me. it seems the only fault of these people is presented in the american media is that they don't all have a degree in economics and finances and are not able to explain their grievances in professional economies terms various groups and told to cheer the end of the g

r.t. underscore com to get all the details on this story. let's now return to our main story the target anniversary of the march this weekend washington is trying to munge ties with one of its main allies in the war pakistan relations have recently been hit by mutual accusations and political differences are his military analysts again a crucial reports now from afghanistan. this is the commanding height that dominates this sweeping view of. an area of kabul the afghan capital. right behind me the reason that three weeks ago was under the twenty hour with siege by the ha going to network let's take a closer look at what went wrong at the global war in terror first after al qaeda central redeployed to the pashtun tribal belt along the afghan pakistani border the state department filed a request with pakistan for cooperation against osama bin ladden slim about brazenly ignored the diplomatic request from washington d.c. with their middle finger behind their back the cia could and should have saved the day by activating their formidable human intelligence network you know

r.t. . this fighting for graphics hometown of continues in libya where revolutionary forces claim they've seized the main base of the colonel's loyalists the convention center and the university for over two days now libya's interim rule has been waging one of the biggest assaults yet of the most important thing stronghold of the ousted leader revolutionary forces claimed they control most of the town the spine of the city for three weeks now but some street battles are still raging it is interim leaders say failure to take is the only thing keeping them from formally declare liberation and changeling election and i spoke to times correspondent pepe escobar i told me that he believes that while focusing on this mainstream media ignoring the high profit. the only coverage actually see in western mainstream media corporate media is that the advances of the so-called true revolutionary forces this is not a resolution this is a civil war which was taught by demeter powers in the us so in terms of this is really an populists it is a city there are more than a hundred thousand living in cities. ten thousand le

r.t. is down now two point two percent my six one and a half percent if you look at the main movers on the my sakes will see that it's mainly energy shares with rosneft declining one point seven percent on foreign oil prices also down point seven percent the company decided to raise first of dividends by one point seven times l m k is slightly better than the market support of a twelve percent increase in production in the third quarter. well not all stocks are shaky right now is a few tips on where to put your money from mark rubenstein at the metropole. and short term well i financials and consumer sectors and even though financial rallied quite a big consumer sector in fact didn't go up as much as the market over the past two weeks and we think there's a lot of material is there with particular like the x five we all like the shares of money to this point in financials with ing d.t.b. now is a good chance to catch up to the bear bank because a multiples we see the just too big to be on multiples trades about thirty forty percent discount is where bank and we think we can be is a good ch

minutes past the hour i'll be back with a look at our main news stories in about eight minutes from now in the meantime coming up next for you r.t. interviews mater the former chief accountant for the european commission is now a member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party that's coming up next here on r.t. stay with us for that. i'm talking to mark to an address and he's now a member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party but she was formally the european commission's chief accountants while she was in that job she raised concerns about flaws in the commission's accounting system which steve said left it vulnerable to fraud martyr and dress and thanks for talking to us today now were you a euro skeptic when you joined the commission as chief accountant no i was not idea of skeptic in fact i thought you were a project was a project of cooperation i thought they were sharing solutions among the different member states so i was quite on earth to be able to be part of the european union and also in order to be part of our if i've managed to do reform and that they were undergoing what happe

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r.t. . tilley been now and fierce fighting continues and cannot attack his hometown of that interim government forces claim they've seized the main base of loyalists of the ousted leader a convention center and hospital the offensive is one of the biggest yet with me there is national transitional council saying it will only declare the great of the country and start moving towards democracy the citizens captured thousands have been fleeing the violence there have been many thievin and casualties and at times correspondent peskov obviously that in focusing on that box health mainstream media is ignoring and i think. the only coverage that you see in western mainstream media corporate media is about the advances of this so-called true revolutionary forces this is not a resolution this is a civil war which was adopted by jimmy took powers in the us so in terms of its decision population searches acidic be there more than a hundred thousand of an insert six if ten dollars and let's not twenty dollars and there's still most of disability population still dish they were born by native leader woman at least half of this it including wh

been rallying near the bank of america's main office there angered at the company's repossession policies that are turning people out onto the streets who log on to r.t. dot com you can check out all the latest pictures on our top story. ready to host and author stephen leatherman says the ever expanding protest shows awareness is growing among americans that the country is run by people they never elected whoever controls the power of money supremes power they had controls everything controls war and peace all new sets rose again j.p. morgan chase they have america they were only here on this ass to start people own streets across america after i understand lives and they have to demand that the power of money return to congress is article one section eight series always congress is the point money doesn't see. this is a big of america all lead to congress if there is return to congress they will have to produce to both atheists and the power of money will go back to the people we're a lot. meantime james corporate editor of the independent news website colbert report dot com he says that the police brutality could provoke an escalation of violence.

been rallying at the bank of america's main office their anger become phonies repossession policies that are turning people out onto the streets if you log on to r.t. dot com you can check out all the latest pictures on our top story. radio host and author stephen leatherman says the ever expanding protests shows awareness is growing among americans that the country is run by people they never liked. controls the power of money is being oh well they had controls everything controls war and peace all excess groser building j.p. morgan chase hated america and they were only going with this masters the people on the streets across america understand lives and they have to demand has the power and money returned to it congress is article one section eight since all of the congress is the what the court monday doesn't see. this is a big of america there's always a congress knows if there is returning to congress they would have to protest to both take this into power and money will go back to the people who were ill or. meantime james corporate editor of the independent news website corporate report dot com he says that the police brutality could provo

r.t. sarah for reports now from athens. we saw the stings on the streets of athens day on syntagma square outside the main parliament building we asked lady again as the tensions pulled david with the angry protesters and the riot police clashing we saw at a gas being fired we also saw some people needing medical attention the riot police moving on to the syntagma square and trying to clear the protesters out of that area and really some very aggressive scenes of the clashes between the two sides that we saw the police moving into the metro station chasing some of the protesters here on syntagma at the match a work is striking actually intervening to push back the riot place certainly a very very tense situation we see more and more these are starting measures being passed not really raise the level of public anger head the beginning of the day the main labor party is in the country had led thousands of work is public sector workers on to the streets to protest against these measures and again like we said we saw these things the escalating quite dramatically throughout the day people are really losing trust in the eurozone