our reza sayah joins us live. reza what do we know about this doctor and this cia plot?: yeah, kyra. this is high-stakes international spying at its best, but despite the intricacies of this, not sure if it worked. here's what we know. a pakistani intelligence source tells us a pakistani doctor arrested and suspected of helping the cia set up this plot. according to this source he allegedly set up a free vaccination campaign offering shots and vaccinations to the children and residents of abbottabad. nurse was going from house to house and the plan was to get to the bin laden compound, extract a little blood to eventually match their dna samples with dna samples from bin laden's sister who passed away in boston, massachusetts last year. now, we haven't been able to verify it that they actually got into this compound. we managed to track down one of the nurses who participated, allegedly, in this plot and she september telling us she can't comment on this matter. we've also talked to residents of abbottabad who tell us the date before the raid on the bin laden compound th

standing by live in pakistan, reza, how does this impact u.s./pakistani relations? hurts a relationship that's already on shaky ground. for years we have heard a lot of rhetoric from both sides, finger pointing, accusations. this is more than rhetoric. i think things changed after the raid on the bin laden compound here in pakistan in may. this was viewed by many here in pakistan as an embarrassment for the country and the military. it was viewed as a violation of pakistan's sovereignty by people here. i think ever since then, both sides have made moves that substantially changed the complexion of this relationship. withholding $ 00 million of u.s. aid is significant. this is cash and military equipment. the message here is we are not happy with the effort you are making. if you want to continue to get our money and funding and resources, there is going to have to be some changes. it signals a different approach from washington. it's a more aggressive approach. but it's something that hasn't always worked here in pakistan. don, pakistan always said, we don't like th

six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story it took just a few minutes for an earthquake and tsunami to devastate swathes of northern japan a tragedy that will take years from which to recover for some people it's simply too much to deal with the trauma of thousands of lives lost entire towns leveled and the threat of nuclear catastrophe or thomas reports on the worrying rise in japanese suicides. a triple disaster on a scale the world has never known causing damage and destruction in done certainty forcing tens of thousands of japanese refugees to. leave their lives behind and seek shelter anywhere they can some people. but the but the problem is the minority. be they have been accused by. classmates all you know of course by offshore. causing. people. not. primarily a move towards self-preservation this idea of desertion is defined by many as characteristically in japanese and has earned those who have evacuated the dishonorable title of traitor. of course it's hard to hear that we have family members would think about our health but in other words we

. >> empezÓ el juicio contra 6 activistas, entre ellos salvador reza y peter morales, contra frente asafÍo de un soldado estadounidense, acusado de planear un atentado contra sus propios compaÑeros. >> y hay residentes de texas, felices por la llegada de una tormenta tropical ¿por quÉ?. >> se los cuento. >> familiares de vÍctimas advierten a california de un programa a punto en actitud desafiante se presentÓ en una corte de texas un soldado que confesÓ haber estado planeando un ataque terroristas habÍa negado a ser desplazado a irak y afganistÁn porque en sus creencia musulmanes se lo impedÍan al salir de la corte gritÓ el nombre del mÉdico que matÓ a 3 personas. >> 56 personas de plataformas de petroleras de mÉxico fueron cerradas, su personal evacuado por el desplazamiento de la tormenta tropical don, residentes de la zona esperan a don, agradecidos ya que segÚn pronÓsticos traerÁ lluvias sin convertirse en huracÁn. >> en california la inminente liberaciÓn de presos tiene a muchos preocupados y familiares de dos vÍctimas de un ex convicto estÁn usando su sufrimiento como ejemplo de

. >> el presidente venezolano hugo chÁvez reza en un servicio religioso por su hecho: la medicina en recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. ?@?@ ooyk1zpÑw mccafé frappéivenga!todos. [ señora ] ¿qué rico, no? esta sabroso esto. ♪ frío frío ♪ mccafé ♪ ifrappé! [ guitarrista ] a ver a ver, oye: ♪ mi mccafé tiene crema batida ♪ y esta boca no se queda isin su mocha! -no es raspado. -ino! -no es merengada. -...¿qué es? -ies frappeado! [ locutora ] descubre una nueva forma de tomar café. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >> la estrecha relciÓn entre argentina con irÁn una carta de varios congresista encabe besoa por ileana sugiere que esa relaciÓn va mÁs alla de una simple amistad o un intercambio de negocios, nos dice que los legisladores estÁn exigiendo una investigaciÓn. >> la relaciÓn entre venezuela e irÁn esta disparando alarmas en washington y la posibilidad que estÉ fortalecer su desarrollo nuclear con tecnologÍa argentina. >> la informaciÓn hemos recibido que irÁn le pidiÓ a hugo chÁvez que hiciera este tipo de ayuda entre irÁn y argentina. >>

el que reza que no se podrÁn reformar los artÍculos que tienen que ver con la forma y sistema de gobiernoa una reforma migratoria. ya volvemos. ♪ >> el alguacil del condado (...) cuestionÓ la seguridad en la planta nuclear de palo verde tras el arresto de un inmigrante indocumentado que trabajaba en ese lugar. Álvarez de 33 aÑos intentÓ entrar con una licencia mexicana que habÍa expirado, admitiÓ que ha vivido ilegalmente en estados unidos desde hace una dÉcada. un informe elaborado por el centro para el progreso americano informÓ que la reforma migratoria generarÍa mÁs de $ 37 millones a la economÍa del paÍs. hÉctor hugo rodrÍguez explica por quÉ y nos muestra que tipo de trabajo hacen muchos inmigrantes. >> la seÑora termina cuando no trabaja hace tamales para vender. >> dios me ha ayudado de esa manera de conseguir mi trabajo. >> ella y su esposo se esfuerzo todos los dÍas para sacar su familia adelante como hacen los trabajos que los americanos no quieren hacer. una reforma migratoria terminarÍa con las fatalidades en la frontera, el hijo de la seÑora de 10 aÑos fue abandonado en el d

the legislation's reza -- legislation included language that affected references to different organizations. although we may be amendment at the full board of supervisors, we sent it back to committee to allow for additional public comments. let's wait for the room to clear. [no audio] supervisor chu: thank you. let's open this item for public comment. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on item number two? seeing no one, public comment is closed. colleagues, this item has been before us before and reflects certain changes for the unified school district. can we move forward without objection? we will take a motion to move this to the full board without objection. item number three? >> item #3. resolution approving and authorizing the execution of modification no. 6 of the 1981 airline-airport lease and use agreement l82-0316 with continental airlines, inc., to provide a retroactive rent credit for terminal rent of exclusive use space vacated in terminal no. 1 due to the merger of united air lines, inc., and continental airlines, inc., at the san francisco international a

we'll check in with reza later. >>> back to the u.s. for news we're following here.ublicans plan to meet again for the third straight day of negotiations over the debt ceiling. they've been asked to bring their ideas on how to close, we're hearing. $of 00 billion gap on spending cuts there and other savings republicans want. the long and short of it, there's no deal yet, just a brick wall, kind of the way jay leno's show handled the whole debate. >> i said no! >> i said no first! >> i said no first! >> no, i said no first! >> i said no first! >> be quiet! >> you be quiet! >> you be quiet now! >> the question is, which one is the democrat, which one is the republican? president obama even alluded to childhood to describe what they have to do to settle this debate. >> we might as well do it now, pull off the band-aid, eat our peas. >> the meeting by the way today's meeting is set for 3:45 p.m. eastern, maybe we'll see then who decides to eat their peas. >>> here's another story you'll hear about today, julian assange, mr. wikileaks, the most famous whistle-blower on th

six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the infamous private security firm once known as blackwater is back in court this time though it's not over alleged killings in iraq and afghanistan but instead claims that it build washington too much for its services to former employees excuse it of claiming more than one hundred million dollars in bogus expenses the company now known as based in dubai provides more mercenaries for the u.s. than in afghanistan than anyone else and has been implicated in a number of scandals its contractors. were accused of gunning down seventeen unarmed civilians in baghdad in two thousand and seven for which no one has been punished the company is due an even bigger role in afghanistan with the us about to double its private services there to replace departing troops meanwhile the un wants tighter control over mercenaries to protect human rights but as a guy it is hard he's got a reports it's more convenient for the u.s. to use hired guns since their actions may slip under the radar. this iraqi men son nine year old al

four pm in moscow match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the georgian government says high profile photographers arrested this week were linked to russian special services and passed on secret information to them the three men have now been charged with spying after being arrested thursday for more we go live to our correspondent peter all over following this story hello peter so tell us more about the accusations that are made against these photos well those full.

reza said the colonel was there to treat. norway mourns the victims of friday's bombing and shooting rampage that claimed the lives of at least ninety three people and shook the nation to its core. people was necessary and he was acting alone. in a few moments. thousands returned to the streets of madrid calling for the government to tackle unemployment and take over the country's crippling recession. no pie in the face for rupert murdoch this week but the media mogul still faces an opening round of questions in the u.s. over phone hacking allegations after being grilled by the british parliament. six am in moscow i mattress so good to have you with us as i bring you the day's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on our t.v. the entire country of norway has been shaken by friday's killing rampage as it more as the ninety three people massacred in the oslo bombing and youth camp shooting prime minister stoltenberg says two days since the attacks have been filled with shock. parties daniel bushell has more for a

reza? >> this is a graphic look at how ugly pakistan's war against the taliban can get.nd this very disturbing. if you want to turn away, this is a good time to do so. let's walk you through the video, it was released by the taliban, posted online. it shows at least 14 men lined up, all of them wearing traditional pakistani garb. all of them appear to have their hands tied behind them. in front of them, you see three armed men. one is scolding the men, accusing them of being enemies of islams. saying these executions are about to take place in revenge for six children allegedly executed by pakistani security for forces. this is something military officials here vehemently deny ever happened. once theled skoing is done, that's when you see and hear the gun fire. let's watch and listen. [ gun firing ] >> during the gun fire, you see the men lined up topple to the ground. we're not going to show you what happens next. one or two of the gunmen walk to the men who were just shot and shoot them again. sometimes in the head in an apparent effort to make sure that they're dead.

reza said the colonel was hoto as a retreat. eight european banks failed stress tests for not being water tight enough to withstand another financial hammering while in the us running out in dealing with. both sides of the atlantic the screws typing on a media empire. victims. bank balance of power shifts the us joins all those in recognizing. that access to cash. just after two pm on saturday here in moscow you with on roll research i welcome to the program. out of european banks have failed stress tests on whether they could withstand another financial crisis and where in italy which it hopes might help the country to fend off its spiraling costs along with the seventy billion euro cuts which parliament passed on friday but as. reports there's only so much that can be done before the people take power into their own hands. as the clouds gather. and they. continue. now. for the future if you think it's silly. king on increasingly unstable ground can the year i write out this financial storm this is really something quite fright

seven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story police have charged a man with friday's shooting spree at a norwegian youth camp that's left eighty seven dead mostly teenagers thirty two year old anders behring breivik was arrested at the scene of the attack on a new toy island according to his lawyer he's confessed with describing his actions as quote gruesome but necessary the rampage came only hours after a bombing in oslo that so far as claimed seven lives for which he's also confessed and been charged he reportedly went to the eye. island wearing a police uniform and asked people to gather around before opening fire an extraordinary picture of this photograph as emerged from friday's horrific events witnesses describe an act of desperation as a man in the water you can see there pleading for his life while the gunman carries on his brutal executions local media claim brevik had contacts with far right groups and has posted extreme end time muslim statements on his blog a second man was seized by special forces in the area where the victims' famil

three pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story georgia says it's convinced that a group of high profile photo journalists were spying for russia the group includes the president's personal photo again all are under arrest for more we're joined live by our teams peter all over the globe peter so what exactly are the photographers being accused of here what we saw is full generalists arrested on thursday we've now seen to date it's three of those have been charged with espionage with a bit of they've been accused of.

. >>> my colleague reza sayah joins me from islamabad with all the details. begin by telling us what this plan was supposedly all about. >> reporter: this was a look, a glimpse at high stakes international spying at its best. a very intricate plot but we should note it's not clear that it actually worked. here's what we do know. pakistani security official is telling us this pakistani doctor is in custody, being suspected of helping the cia set up a plot to find out where bin laden was hiding in abbottabad. they apparently set up a free vaccination campaign offering free vaccinations, free polio drops of the children and residents of abbottabad where this bin laden compound was located. according to the guardian paper, he had hired two nurses. these nurses were going home to home. the plan was to find bin laden's kids, get to them and somehow extract some blood or perhaps use the syringe from one of the vaccinations and match their dna samples with samples of bin laden's sister's dna, bin laden's sister passing away last year in boston, massachusetts. we have

seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story georgia's government says high profile photographers arrested this week were linked to russian special services and passed on secret information to them the three men have been charged with spying after being arrested thursday our correspondent peter all for has more. initially there were four photojournalists arrested on thursday one of those has now been released without charge over the three that remain in custody are all we're all a pool reporters meaning that they had very close quarters contact with the president of georgia mikheil saakashvili now. we are hearing this one of those who are in custody has confessed on video to having been a spy to be sending information to moscow and in a not video confession he is implicated say you know the one of those three that are in custody now with rick.

seven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t top story the entire country of norway has been shaken by friday's killing rampage as it mourns the ninety three people massacred in the bombing and youth camp shooting prime minister stoltenberg says the two days since the attacks have been filled with shock anxious in tears are he daniel bushell has more from. the day of mourning there's a memorial service behind me attended by king harald of norway looking very somber the prime minister of norway says that the two days since the tragedy of. the people. obviously a tense they're still trying to understand how something like this could have happened and the police say they'll still looking there's a potential there are more victims to be found on the island disaster just outside there is criticism rising for the police that it took them from an hour to an hour and a half to actually find the to find the killer and to stop the massacre so there is criticism of all storage fees over this over this tragic incident the suspect has admitted the crime he said that he wan

joven y atractiva madre acusada de matar a su hija para vivir la bella vita o la vida bella, como rezarogelio: el juez belvin perry dictÓ la sentencia mÁs severa en contra de casey anthony. un aÑo de prisiÓn y $1,ooo de multa por cada uno de los cuatro cargos en los que fue hallada culpable de mentir a las autoridades. >>el juez le dio lo mÁximo, que eran cuatro aÑos, pero ella ya cumpliÓ tres, mÁs la carcel le da a la acusada crÉdito por el tiempo que ha estado en la cÁrcel portandose bien. rogelio: fuera de la corte, la policÍa reforzaba la seguridad, mientras decenas de personas manifestaban nuevamente su desacuerdo total con el desenlace del juicio. tengo como invitada aquÍ en "enfoque" y me da mucho gusto tenerla a lilia luciano, a quien conozco de hace muchos aÑos. >>claro que sÍ, desde mi inicio, mi internado lo hice contigo. >>sÍ, caray y de verdad que es un gusto verla aquÍ y verla crecer en la cadena nbc. lilia ha estado siguiendo este caso desde el dÍa uno que comenzÓ el juicio y me gustarÍa preguntarle justamente eso a lilia, ahora que vemos que ya concluye esto. terminÓ es

cnn's reza sayah is following this for us. >> live in islamabad.thing that has been talked about a lot, this threat hanging over the relationship. will we take away money. they seem to answer saying, do it. >> yeah. the message from pakistan is a defiant one. they're essentially saying you can keep your money, we don't need it. he spoke with a spokesperson for the military here and he claimed pakistan has been launching these operations against militant groups in northwest pakistan without u.s. help and without u.s. money and he claimed that those operations will continue. the problem is, those statements don't square with previous demands made by the pakistani government from the u.s. demands for more money, more resources, precisely to fight these militant groups. he sees some gamesmanship there by pakistani officials. if you look at the move from washington, the withholding of $800 million. a move that could substantially change the complexion of this troubled relationship. previously out of washington, we had heard a lot of accusations, finger

year old are you sure as i was a university professor and had the same name as a nuclear physicist reza i was gunned down outside his home his wife and child were injured and are now in the hospital uclear scientists have been targeted in iran before with two killed and as many years iranian authorities blamed israel's secret service of the mossad for the killings. nato has carried out fresh air strikes on the libyan capital hitting colonel gadhafi as headquarters on friday a crowd rallied in tripoli in support of the colonel whose current whereabouts are unknown and libya has been ravaged by civil war since february with the nato led coalition to launching air strikes in march military contributor says there's a growing credibility gap within the alliance over the intervention. the reason is a lot of talk about. the u.s. policy or the lack of faith regarding pakistan and afghanistan no less has been said about the nato operation or actually aerial intervention and bombing in libya take a closer look how the nato air wield bombing in leaving is related to american try vies in afghanista

six pm in moscow i match reza with our continuing coverage of the tragedy on the volga river divers there are now undertaking the grim task of retrieving the those killed when their pleasure cruiser sank sunday in central russia sixty five are confirmed dead but recovery teams report seeing more than a hundred bodies trapped inside of all the area artie's town barton has the latest assessment from the rescue center in tatarstan. they currently stands rather like this there were now two hundred eight people said to be on the boat after some debate about that that's been settled the two hundred eight now stranded in eight people which is far more than the boat was supposed to hold one hundred forty as eighty of those have been rescued we spoke to the emergencies ministry earlier which is coordinating efforts here but they said the prospect of finding other people survivors is no plea. as a sweep in the bottom of the ripper both been searched my symptoms and extra exam have closer but there is merit badge as ability the waves are quite high and this is also making the one of the difficult pa

revolutionary men and women to organize and to have their political parties and can't bear the election ok reza what are glance going to show to you are going to hold one of the interesting things is that you know this constitutional reform is out there and it will be a secular state will it be more islamic i mean or how do you balance the both egypt have its own unique experience because people look to turkey for example the grandfather had it's very difficult to see what. was a vote and egyptian people voted back in the referendum a few months ago for having the elections in the fall i mean as much as the liberals said it pains me to say that but is as much of the liberals going again here because you know when seventy seven percent of egyptians voted for the us as the muslim brotherhood was asking them to vote so again if we have a few empirical ways to gauge where the people stand unfortunately it is one of the communications so where is egypt going to go more secular more liberal very very difficult to see i think the military right now is trying to balance the two forces the push for a bi

two am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the first funerals have been held in russia's republic of tatarstan as the country mourns the victims of its worst boating accident in decades rescuers continue to search for bodies trapped under water including dozens of children almost one hundred people have now been confirmed dead our correspondent tom barton has the latest. operations continue here from the volga bank south of with divers another teams going out to try and recover more bodies from the sunken river pleasure cruise the ball carrier meanwhile on itself to do. a is a day of mourning huge crowds fountains of people gathered on the pier next to the river boat station in cars to show their respects to those that died in the sinking of the ship as a mark of respect ships were sailing the volga participated in a blowing of their horns and a minute's silence followed to try and show respect for the dead. we went amongst the crowds and asked some of the people there what they were feeling about the aftermath of this tragic attack for. the most we

one grand prix club before that will take a look at what's happening and the world of business math reza joins us next. hello and welcome to your our chief business bulletin i treasure the european banks start their week in a mixed mood most relieved passing the stress test but there is still wide open to solve or in shock from bad debt with the u.s. and europe investment analysts though think that could open doors for russian lenders. the german banks in particular were exposed to toxic assets in the united states. the german banks for example were exposed to iceland they had nineteen billion dollars of exposure to iceland. and the irish goings the english banks are also not feeling very well. the. u.s. banks are still suffering from their exposure to toxic assets so within this area within the euro asian market the russian banks which is known through the crisis relatively well arch lee position. with cash to go out and spend money and buy up. relatively good assets been in europe and so this purchase my spurred by we'd be a international is a first step and we may see some of the comm

reza said the colonel was her to treat. the week's top stories. as the operation to raise the area get some the way both investigates. the details from the recovery sites in just a moment. reported. publicly. as loyal allies leave and the police close in on both sides of the atlantic. losing battles but winning the libyan rebels. fighters struggle to get to grips on the ground. plus the west. as america and the eurozone. in the face of. your watching. with the main headlines of the past week. the operation to lift the cruiser which sank last sunday in the volga river is about to start it's still unclear why the boat went down quickly dragging half of those on board to the deaths. following developments on the banks of the volga nearby. we're in the initial stages of quite a complex operation to try and raise the sunken bug area which will hopefully help to reveal where the remaining bodies that haven't been found yet are and hopefully provide the answer as to why this ship sank and sank so fast at the moment a dive platform a few kilometers into t

to am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the fate of the euro teetering on a knife edge leaders have hammered out a deal on a second bailout for greece that they hope will save the single currency private lenders will also be contributing for the first time to a state's rescue while they use emergency fund for debt stricken nations will be increased but economic journalist patrick young says it's far from the end of the crisis. but i think it's going to prolong the agony unfortunately a load more money has been thrown at the greek economy in the hope that that can stop the contagion but really a lot of it just looks like hype and i'm very very concerned that we haven't actually find a cure we've just got another sticking plaster you know what really the european union are trying to do here is they're trying to staunch the blood that's flowing the money that's flowing out of the greek economy that can has been kicked down the road the danger of contagion still leaking to other countries such as ireland portugal even italy and spain are there and

at the question where it's reza cause of japan sending the country's already high side rates soaring as excited over radiation proves the population falling marchers earthquake and tsunami. the debt crisis raging in europe is claiming more and more economic scalps spain suffering recession and unemployment has now been put on review by the credit rating agency moody's the international monetary fund has warned france that its credit rating could be slashed if it does not impose more spending cuts meanwhile the euro zone's biggest bailout recipient greece has been dealt another blow by one of europe's main creditors germany's finance minister has warns the you won't write a blank check to buy buy the bonds of failing countries in a move also intended to deter other troubled state from believing morally is on the way despite reckless boring economics author patrick young says greece should have been pushed out of the heroes and. this is typical of contagion we've been talking about it for weeks we have you know when you get some degree of illness and it goes through the body ultimately

righties reza new york laurie harford has asked people in the big out there ready to pay more taxes to shore up the economy. would you be willing to pay more in taxes to save your government from bankruptcy this week let's talk about that you know that minutely will pay more money will do is spend. even further they're spending on defense. or education. so do you trust your government to spend it correctly i don't trust any of the parties in our country a little bit i'm just a little bit. few percentage points more and that's about it that's about it since fifty percent of the american public does not pay a nickel i would have a problem i believe everybody even if it's a dollar fifty everybody should be in this shared sacrifice it all depends on how much richer life is you know if i'm working hard and i make you my good i could share you know why they want to get taken away from me when people who you know don't. you know you just spend a lot more money in taxes so that more people have my service says she'd you have to pay for people who aren't working as hard as you. do you know ok w

two pm in moscow i match reza you're watching breaking news here on r t divers have started bringing bodies to the surface of those killed when a pleasure cruise sank on the volga river sunday earlier they reported finding more than one hundred corpses trapped inside the ship party's town garden it's like with us at the search site hello tom so it's been twenty four hours now since the boat went down at this point can we say to the rescue operation that the operation has moved from a rescue effort to a recovery effort. i think that would be fair to say mass at the moment the murders the services people we have said spoken to they've still running boats behind me from this little strip of sand they've been doing it hour in our out going out to the ball going to try and search the area a little eyelets around where. they thought people might have gone to and by chance anyone on any beaches or parts of the water they've not found anything so far that they hope seems to be dwindling that they are going to find any survivors now so the focus is seems to be moving towards going to the ship

four pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story the georgian government says high profile photographers arrested this week were linked to russian special services and passed on secret information to them if three men have now been charged with spying after being arrested thursday for more we go live to our correspondent peter all over following the story. peter so tell us more about the accusations that are made against these photos well they were just full of people arrested on thursday pull up photo journalists one of them has now been released without charge now it turns out she's life full of one of the three photojournalists that of being held in custody now of those three would slow the european press agency one is a personal photographer for president. saakashvili and another was attached to the georgian foreign ministry now all three would pool. journalists were attached to it because saakashvili they would work very closely with him and with his government now two of those we are hearing that the the photo journalist from the european press agenc

does news bulletin i match reza good to have you with us europe has given its banks and health check the results of the stress tests published after markets closed friday shows only eight lenders out of ninety one were at a high risk of not surviving a sharp downturn that's fewer than analysts had feared but richard haynesworth from rus rating believes the sector is still far from sound which he says presents an opportunity for russian lenders the german banks in particular were exposed to toxic assets in the united states. the german banks for example were exposed to iceland they had nineteen billion dollars of exposure to iceland. and the irish banks the english banks are also not feeling very well. the. u.s. banks are still suffering from their exposure to toxic assets so within this area within the euro asian market the russian banks which has gone through the crisis relatively well are actually in a position. with cash to go out and spend money and buy up. relatively good assets in europe and so this purchase my spurred by. international is a first step and we may see some of th

match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story police have charged a man for friday's shooting spree at a norwegian youth camp that's left eighty seven dead thirty two year old anders behring breivik was arrested at the scene of the attack on the island of oahu toyah the rampage happened just hours after the oslo bombing that killed at least seven which he's also been charged he reportedly traveled to the island in police uniform and asked people to gather around him before gunning them down an extraordinary picture has emerged from friday's horrific events an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the gunman carries on his brutal executions local media claim brave it had contact with far right wing groups as opposed to the extreme anti muslim statements on a blog a second man was seized by special forces in the area where victims' relatives had gathered but it's not clear if he has any link to the atrocity or he daniel bushell has the latest from also what. brave christine was. called home explosion in a daze and surrounded by broken clothe

business sport and i match reza good to have you with us european banks are starting the week on the back foot most to relieve that passing the e.u. stress test but there are still wide open to sarver in shock from a bad dad in the united states in europe investment it out though think that could open doors for russian lenders the german banks and particularly were exposed to toxic assets if united states. the german banks for example were exposed to iceland they had nineteen billion dollars of exposure to iceland. of the irish banks the english banks are also not feeling very well. the. u.s. banks are still suffering from their exposure to toxic assets so within this area within the euro asian market the russian banks which has gone through the crisis relatively well are in a position. with cash to go spend money and buy up. relatively good assets in in europe and so this purchase by spurred by. international is a first and we may see some of the commercial banks following suit doing the same sort of thing. taking a look at the markets now or oil lower with investors concerned about

period troy george west coast coromandel you can a letter to george bush or to saddam did to go clear reza said the colonel was photo is used to retreat. a tour of pm banks fail stress test for not being water tight enough to withstand another financial hammering while in the u.s. time's running out and dealing with it swelling debt. broker murder cluess the tannins on both sides of the atlantic as the screws tied on a medium build on peddling sleaze and targeting victims. family vs bank balance of power shifts as the u.s. joins others in recognizing rebels already and allows them access to cut off these cash. international news live from moscow you're watching our joshie welcome to the program eight out of ninety european banks have failed stress test on whether they could withstand another financial crisis non-word italy which it hopes might help the country fand off spiraling debt costs along with the seventy billion euro cuts which parliament passed on friday as r.t. sara first reports there's only so much that can be done before the people take power into their own hands the as the cl

reza sayah live from islamabad this morning. and how did the doctor's arrest impact the already damaged relationship between the u.s. and pakistan? >> yeah. this thing straight out of a spy novel, kiran. a pakistani intelligence source tells us that this pakistani doctor is in custody. it's not clear if he's going to be charged with anything. we know he's suspected of being linked with a very intricate cia plot to confirm that, indeed, bin laden was hiding out in abbottbad. the source tells us this doctor had staged a fake vaccination campaign offering free vaccinations and polio drops to people and children in abbottbad. according to the british paper "the guardian" he hired two nurses who were going around house to house offering shots and the plan was to use the vaccine, the syringe, from the bin laden kids or extract blood from them and match that dna with the dna from blood from bin laden's sister who passed away in boston, massachusetts, last year. we did talk to a number of residents in abbottbad today. indeed they say in

four pm in moscow match reza very good to have you with us here on r t our top story of a million strong marches expected to happen in egypt is thousands gather in cairo's tahrir square demanding a faster pace of reform he aims to keep pressure on the country's military rulers who have been in power since hosni mubarak was ousted as president in february archies and he's in our reports from tahrir square. protesters state are going to keep fighting to the ends of the way it all played out of course back in the winter was that some eight hundred people ended up getting killed the seven thousand injured nationwide and really they say that their revolution was still good because none of the changes had actually happened in fact some people are saying that they think it's even worse now that mubarak is gone but it's more oppression rights media freedom and that's why they're coming back to tough here and that's the chanting that we're going to be hearing today mr to step out of the site so that you take a look at what's happening on the square and really bad i visually counting numbers but i

seven pm in moscow i match reza continuing our breaking news coverage of the tragedy on the volga river divers in the river are now undertaking the grim task of retrieving those killed when the pleasure cruiser sank sunday in central russia sixty five are confirmed dead but recovery teams report seeing more than one hundred bodies trapped inside the sunken bowl garia artie's correspondents are following developments on barton was near the rescue operation headquarters in tatarstan in a tall you know a bit of a joins us live from moscow first to you tom you've been speaking with some of those affected by this ordeal they've got some horrifying stories to tell tell us more about that. they have indeed been through a horrifying ordeal a lot of them were very reluctant to talk to the media today but the whole held their heads down and they were really contemplating and hoping and praying for any news of their loved ones a few have spoken out since the sinking of the bulgaria and their stories shine a light into what may have happened yesterday on the river at around two pm the ship the bulg

two pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of angry protesters have started gathering in cairo's tahrir square unhappy that the revolutions goals are not being achieved and gyptian activists have been calling for a million people to gather their former president's trials pending next month but as artie's an isa now a reports gyptian believe his regime is legacy is still very much alive. their revolution was hijacked and they wanted back egypt's uprising might have ousted president mubarak but to them he's far from god. we got through the book so that ship is still alive and well the taste of freedom was short lived the new a terry is in full power mass media is being choked and oppression still rampant worse than before i think they werent catching activists as much as they are doing now. take them to prison i guess now they're being really violently want to kill. the school in the first thing he's known simply as uncle force and here in egypt a social network or with a twitter army of some thirty thousand followers the military throws of civilia