second city is offering comedy camp for kids.. they can spend the day learning improv and sketch comedy writing- for free. wgn's amy rutledge is live in old town.. at the second city traning center, where comedy camp is in session. this has not banned and easy week for the parents trying to find care for their kids and spending lots of money the cps is expanding the hours of its children's first program ... and the second city is offering a free camp for the kids ... it's not a bad way to pass the day they are learning exercises improvisational games riding learning sketch comedy and producing ... these are free workshops and beginning today the children's first cites 147 of them are offering full day programs from a dirty in the morning until 230 in the afternoon many parents have their fingers crossed that all of this won't be necessary for much longer ... i spoke with parents today doing all the juggling to keep their kids out of trouble and engaged in education >>we have kids in multiple schools it's been very difficult for lo

your real work with crippling cuts spreads from athens to the country's second largest city thousands of people including police are to protest against fresh stary pact. and canada cuts diplomatic ties with iran over its nuclear program and support for the syrian regime in an unexpected move see this part of the u.s. led campaign to increase to ron's isolation. it is not am in moscow you're watching r t leaders of nations that make up half the world's population are getting down to business for the apac summit in russia's far east aimed at spurring global growth asia pacific economies gathered and lot of us stock are seen as the best bet for fueling recovery with traditional powerhouses like the u.s. and europe flagging are designing a logo is there for us let's cross lied to her and get the very latest. well that asia pacific region is the focus of so much hope for economic revival so what kind of ideas are being bounced around at the summit to drive their growth. but seems like the major idea at least on this day is a chinese delegation headed by the chinese leader who is in tower w

in syria i wave of five things been reported in the second city of aleppo which is said to be seeing unprecedented clash us government forces claim they're beating back the rebel almost lost but the insurgents are taking are talking rather only of a successful offensive casualties are mounting in the battle that began why with neither side being able to seize the initiative so far dozens have also reportedly been killed in firefights in the suburbs of damascus this week meanwhile washington has pledged more multimillion dollar support to the rebels but russia has warned that such moves are only serving to sink syria deeper into turmoil political analyst jacob hornberger says washington considers the assad regime expendable. well it's a standard policy of the u.s. government it is it is designed to oust rulers of regimes that are independent of what might be called the us military empire and replace them with pro-u.s. rulers so we have the dichotomy of supporting dictators in country that are loyal to the us government and trying to oust dictators that are not loyal to the us governme

greek fury over crippling cuts spreads from athens to the country's second largest city as thousands of people including police are to protest against a fresh sturdy package. and canada cuts diplomatic ties with iran over its nuclear program and support for the syrian regime in an unexpected move seen as part of the u.s. led campaign to increase their rons isolation. back you're watching r.t. live from moscow one pm in their russian capital i'm marina joshie leaders of nations that make up half the world's population are getting down to business for the apec summit in russia's far east aimed at spurring global growth in asia pacific economies gathered in stock are seen as the best bet for fueling a recovery with traditional powerhouses like the u.s. and europe flagging arches or in a delusion go is following developments in the form. as president. right now the global economy has reached a critical point and in order to ensure stability and prosperity china is ready to take on the role of the power locomotive to pull the world the global economy out of this crisis so it's really no s

and greek fury over crippling cuts spread to the country's second largest city as thousands of people including police are expected to protest against the fresh austerity. cuts diplomatic ties with iran over its nuclear program and support for the syrian regime. unexpected move seen as part of the u.s. led campaign to increase. the with me rule. leaders of nations that make up half of the world's population getting down to business for the apec summit in russia's far east it's all aimed at spurring global growth pacific economies are gathered in blood of. the best bet for fueling recovery with traditional powerhouses like the u.s. and europe. is following developments for us. as president who said that right now the global economy has reached a critical point and in order to ensure stability and prosperity china is ready to take on that role of the power locomotive to pull the world with the global economy out of this crisis so it's really no surprise that russia is looking increasingly more and more towards its close neighbor and the moscow and beijing seem to agree on a lot of matte

restless night in greece's second largest city of thessalonica with some fifteen thousand protesters taking a stand against a new wave of punishing budget cuts waving banners chanting slogans and even burning flags at the event was by and large peaceful it's a small army of police officers looked on by these latest cuts are especially painful to the country's most vulnerable including pensioners the low income workers and dependents but not everyone is against the cuts. in athens to assess how the austerity drive is going to decide whether the. deserves more belloc money. reports from thessalonica. minister antonis samaras has said that he will do everything within his power to make sure the greece remains within the euro zone however he did acknowledge that the cuts that is government were making were both unfair and painful for the greek people but as unfair and painful as they are he says that the necessary as without being in the eurozone greece would die as a nation now also says they're important is in terms of the country men taining any credibility that it has left on the glo

greek fury over greek when caught spreads from athens to the country's second largest city and thousands of people who police are to protest against a fresh mystery package to. canada cuts diplomatic ties with iran over its nuclear program and support for the syrian regime expected move seen as part of a u.s. led campaign to increased iran's isolation. is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie leaders of nations that make up half the world's population are getting down to business for the apec summit in russia's far east and it's spurring global growth asia pacific economies gathered in lot of us dogs are seen as the best bet for fueling recovery with traditional powerhouses like the u.s. and you were flagging are hearing those go as a form we can get the latest from her now so rena tells the asia pacific region is the focus of so much hope for nomic revival now with china towards becoming a global political and economic hub. well that's right looks like china is actually ready to take on the brunt of responsibility to be that locomotive which will hopefu

in syria a new wave of fighting has been reported in the second city of aleppo which is said to be saying unprecedented clashes government forces claim they're beating back the rebel onslaught but the insurgents are talking only of a successful offensive casualties are mounting in the battle that began back in july with neither side being able to seize the initiative so far dozens of also reportedly been killed in firefights in the suburbs of damascus this weekend meantime washington's pledging more multi-million dollar support to the rebels but russia's war the such moves are only seven to sink syria deeper into turmoil the country supposed sizeable chemical weapons stockpiles of also come into focus with the rebels apparently eyeing the political analyst parlor a funny says the western policy on syria could make those arms increasingly at risk of capture. eventually if the storage is really exist it is possible that the extremist islamic groups globally because we have different groups operating. as extreme islamist groups in syria me to get hold of these stories the problem is that the

fury over crippling cuts spreads from athens to the country's second largest city as thousands of people including police are to protest against fresh stared package. and canada cuts diplomatic ties with iran over its nuclear program and support for the syrian regime expect a move seen as part of the u.s. led campaign to increase tehran's isolation. it is a.d.m. of the russian capital you're watching r t with me arena joshie leaders of nations that make up half the world's population are getting down to business for the apec summit in russia's far east aimed at spurring global growth asia pacific economies gathered in lot of us stocks are seen as the best bet for fueling a recovery with traditional powerhouses like the u.s. and europe flagging. is that a form for us. it actually is no surprise that it was trying to squeeze and it was opening the economics of it after all china is arguably the world's leading economy right now the course there is a lot of wide ranging issues which are not the list for the participants of the forum to discuss of course there's the freer trade there is the

reports now on the west bank city where external fears are ramping up the rift between a divided community. the call to prayer religious jews walk past a mosque in judaism's second holiest city the scene speaks volumes about the gap between two peoples living cheek by jowl forty five years ago part of hebron the largest city in the west bank was returned to jewish control since they're not around six hundred jewish families have lived in the small enclave outnumbered vastly by palestinians they vow they will never be driven out despite the fact that jewish settlement in hebron is widely considered illegal under international law and so they justify their presence in part by looking for an enemy the fact that. there is a distinct target to get the jews out of her own is not a and and in and of itself it's a means to an end that being that they don't want to use in her own they don't want to is in jerusalem but even more than that they don't want use in tel aviv or in haifa or anywhere else and lately instead of pointing fingers of palestinians the secular movement has begun championing the claims of iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad he strikes fear and uncert

his pitch for the latest austerity package set to come into force thousands gathered in greece is second city to protest against the measures artie's peter all of our reports from thessaloniki. prime minister antonis samaras has said that he will do everything within his power to make sure the greece remains within the euro zone every did acknowledge that the cuts that is governing to him making were both on thing and painful for the greek people but as unfair in painful as they are he says that the necessary as without being in the eurozone greece would die as a nation now else he says there are important is and terms of the country men taining any credibility that it has left on the global financial stage and not credibility is set to be tested quite soon is old it is from the so-called troika arrive in greece to see why. they've fulfilled their part of the bargain when it comes to making the cuts that they were asked to do on whether they received the next round of bailout money a massive thirty one billion euros worth of assistance whether those cuts are necessary they're certainly not po

second city is offering a free comedy camp for kids. the training center extended their hours to keep kids minds and bodies moving during the strike. kids can spend the day learning improv games and exercises as well as studying sketch comedy. parents are doing a lot to help their children and told us this is a great way to keep their kids out of trouble and still engaged in learning. >> they have to work they have kids and multiple schools. this is very difficult for a lot of families. today was the second day for the free camp and a lot of kids are taking advantage. the days are full and there is a waiting list to attend. second city is scheduling the camp through friday in hopes a deal will be reached before next week. one of the most famous athletes to come out of the public school is weighing in on the teacher's strike. derrick rose said it is tough to see the children out of school. >> i right around the neighborhood and the inner-city and just to see the kids out at 12:00 when they should be in school, it hurts you. but that is w

not popular here in thessaloniki we've seen thousands of people out on the streets of greece's second city demonstrating against the way that the current governments are handling the financial crisis in greece and anger and the way the government is dealing with the crisis is upon they're doing is wrong it's not just in terms of protest the greek people are airing their their grievances with the current government if you look at the latest political polls we're seeing that some are ases government lies in second place behind a a opposition party that's anti bailout money what's perhaps more worrying though is if you see that in place is the ultra rightist party golden dawn party that has a far right agenda some of called neo nazi and in fact they certainly have a seemingly growing popularity here in greece which is concerning many people many people i've seen out in the streets here in testimony protesting what they call the fascist organization i have to say that this demonstration thessaloniki far more peaceful than some we've seen in the past. in greece that people are upset airing thei

here in thessaloniki we're seeing thousands of people coming out onto the streets of greece the second city to demonstrate against the way that the current government is handling the financial crisis but it's not just in terms of demonstrations they were saying people that are unhappy in greece in terms of polls at the moment the current coalition is lacking in second place behind a county and anti bailout opposition party more worrying though as it in third place is the ultra right nationalist group calling themselves golden dawn they coming in third place in the polls and the greek voters current opinions. the major gripe of many protesters is that these new cuts target some of the country's most vulnerable including pensioners low income workers and those on state benefits i'm willing to almost any pay from the u.k. independence party questions just what it is that greece gains from clinging to the euro. i would have some eyes that many many people in greece will feel will feel that greece has has suffered enough already from being in the euro. what is it that they're really being offere

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round of wage and pension cuts with thousands marching through the streets of the country's second biggest city. with riot police or up to the end of what was otherwise a peaceful demonstration and several young people. in new flag of the protest took place against the backdrop of. spector's visiting greece to assess whether the debt qualifies for its next. tranche of aid to secure that rescue the eurozone. spending cuts worth almost twelve billion euros reporting from. people. he will do everything within his power to make sure the greece remains within the euro zone however he did acknowledge that the cuts it is government were making were both unfair and painful for the greek people but as unfair and painful as they are he says that the necessary as without being in the eurozone greece would die as a nation now he also says there are important is in terms of the country men taining any credibility that it has left on the global financial stage and not credibility is set to be tested quite soon is all that is from the so-called troika arrives in greece to see whether they've fulfilled their p

of reports from the heart of it increases second largest city. greek prime minister antonis samaras has said he's willing to do everything in his power to make sure that greece remains within the euro zone he did however acknowledge that the cuts that he's going to have to make to public spending were unfair and painful to the greek people but how unfair and painful they were they were necessary if greece was to maintain any level of credibility on the international finance stage that credibility could be tested very soon as we see older does from the so-called troika arrive here in greece to assess whether the required cuts to greece's crippling budget deficits how be made toward them receiving the next round of bailout money a all important lifeline of thirty one billion euros the troika of course made up of representatives from the the euro zone countries also the international monetary fund and the european central bank books however important it is to mr somare is that greece remains within the euro zone and gets and makes those cuts people

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