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in this real beauty is available in some of the children of the reus solomon hotel jerusalem. from moscow this is r t it's given over in here tonight from the headlines rebel forces fight on against gadhafi loyalists saying they're making progress into one of his last strongholds the city of sirte but many in the capital tripoli say they're now living in fear of so-called freedom fighters. we are the big stories of the way washington launches its missile defense plans into eastern europe with romania turkey and poland signed up to host the u.s. she'll put moscow reiterate security concerns and calls for urgent talks. moscow and london agree differences shouldn't start when doing business during the first trip by u.k. leader here to russia or six years not a million dollar contracts were sealed during david cameron's visit. but ethnic tensions between serbia and breakaway possible reach boiling point as disputed border posts is seen as by casa and forces local said set up barricades angry at the deployment of e.u. and possible customs officials in the front here which previousl

in israel is available in some hotel to be reus so when hotels are reasonable. and broadcasting live direct from moscow this is our team who like to have you with us. anger on the streets of israel hundreds of thousands demand social equality and reform in the biggest anti-government rally in the country's history critics say prime minister netanyahu is more concerned with blocking palestinian statehood and then addressing concerns of his own people. russia condemns it use a new round of sanctions against syria saying they will be useless in ending on the rest of the country brussels has expanded the import of oil from syria to europe cutting off the country's major source of income. people rain pushes for discounted gas supplies from russia backtracking on the two thousand and nine deal that ended the european gas crisis but president did get up says kids proposals are not concrete in the current deal cannot be revived you know a lot and. my colleague will be here with a full look at your news in about thirty minutes but now it is time for our special report ou

in israel blue cheese available in some hotels will be reus so that when her children recently. top news and headlines from around the world this is archie certainly glad to have you with us let's take a look at your top headlines. russia urges at the u.n. security council to help end the violence suppression of anti-government protests in a syria moscow has called breaking news a new round of sanctions targeting syria's oil exports inefficient in resolving the conflict. in libya rebels that surround one of cut off his last remaining strongholds of the east of tripoli with reports of one of the colonel's sons been killed in the area meanwhile time runs out for the pro-government loyalists to surrender in bani walid with opposition leaders and saying negotiations have failed . and other top stories of the week hundreds of thousands of israelis take to the streets across the country demanding the government improve living standards rather than spending money on settlements and the military. and gun protests have been the largest anti-government rallies in the history of the jewish

in this room look he's available in cinema but still to be reus someone who tells you recently. nine thirty am in the russian capital easier r.t. headlights the head of the arab league goes to syria demanding an end to the government's violent crackdown on protesters there this follows the e.u. announcing a new sanctions against the regime but critics say the ban on oil imports serves the interests of european companies rather than those of the syrian people. spain preparing for a fresh wave of protests ahead of a crucial senate vote on capping its budget deficit a move many fear will lead to social cuts meanwhile the european central bank calls for greater financial integration within the euro zone is the only solution to the crisis. and the pioneers of rallies against social injustice in israel forty years ago join recent protests against the same issue members of the black panther movement say they're frustrated that the problems in israel have only gotten worse up next algor nobs spotlight shines on russian universities and what are their competition for their foreign counte

in this room look he's available in some of the details of the reus sullivan hotel jerusalem. president obama sets up a standoff at the un general assembly with sovereignty seeking the palestinians set to clash with a veto holding us despite overwhelming international support plus the. banging the drum for a new nation thousands of palestinians poor onto the streets of the west bank supporting a bid for statehood at the u.n. . on hammering the palestinians if you have a minor way these cuban and any punishment on the street and people celebrate the feast tell me occasion join me in a few moments now when you will. and the eurozone future is under review wait at its debts with greece trying to speed up cuts in the i.m.f. warning a new recession could be looming. it's eleven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the showdown over palestinian statehood set to dominate the u.n. general assembly and play out on the streets of new york the majority of the international community including russia is ready to support the bid but the u.s. says a p

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to run for the presidency in two thousand and twelve he came back out of the stage to end up rule reus reception and it means now we've got to get to work here ok all right the parlor game is over the guessing game is over let's get back to business and he's very much a business guy calling president by the numbers i mean he did it ok that's fine because that's what people want people don't need. rapturous statements they need action when people they want the government to actually serve them and the government has been doing that reasonably well and he's going to say he's going to continue with his president again i'm peter both both of them forecasting with me that i put in forecasting a positive future both economically and on a broad range of issues so it's going to be a good optimistic future for this country to a very stormy world i keep pointing out here you know when you so many other countries are facing high unemployment there are good currencies are in danger of trades and danger quiddity issues russia is going to keep keep down the same path it's been going to last decade i

. >> july reu has been touring the country.m not even sure where he is. >> reporter: jonathan is home. >> the last time i gave him a hug right there. that's the last time he left. >> reporter: nine months into his deployment joey was killed. he was 21, newly married. >> i raised him as a parent, we did everything together. >> reporter: his father left the construction business and set up a nonprofit in the name of his son. >> our goal is to have every one of them have a banner. >> reporter: greg brought this collection of 26 fallen all with bay area roots to town. a few hundred others exist. it's a traveling memorial and a touching one. >> if you can connect with them. it'll tend to give you more of a reason to remember. that's really what we talk about here is never forgetting. >> reporter: not everyone who passes will stop to read the tributes but for those who had -- >> we were very saddened about the ages of these young men. it's hurtful that these young men have lost their lives. >> they've been noticed by a lot of people.

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