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welcome back you're watching r t here is a reminder of the top stories of the week the drums of war a beetle out or in syria's rebel friendly power riskier had a by the u.s. step up their militarist and scare tactics against damascus. mass murderer anders breivik is sentenced to twenty one years behind bars as a judge declares he was mentally sound when executing dozens of people in cold blood. britain abandons the thread to storm the dorian mission and take joy in his son by force a day after both america's rose up in support of quito. and now time out for essence well apologies for that now we take a look at just how far corporations are willing to go to protect their bottom line that's next. everything. there. will be to. see we'll go to the police station now and pressed charges. as i just arrived on monday as i work in the cheese factory and i bring cheese from. the minute i am going to get in. there is i want to know if they're going to arrest me so i can call my lawyer that an affinity for him. about the moment because. why should i give you my identity card. if you can detain

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welcome back you are with r t here is a reminder of the top stories locked and loaded a massive syrian military force allegedly prepares a final assault to crush the find rebel stronghold in aleppo also. the trial of a female punk girl pussy riot and that second week with the fans expected to continue making its case and. how exactly a year is since last august the struck the riots so london of laser correspondent estimates whether authorities have done enough to avoid a repeat. and right now we are waiting for confirmation that the most sophisticated mars rover ever has landed on the red planet of course bring you that as soon as we get it and to just some background mission there the long journey which began in a van last year is over the craft will now explore and try to determine whether mankind could live on mars while right now you're looking at live pictures of. and nasa because nasa told two point five billion dollars stay tuned with our team for more on this up next the u.k. secret nuclear test are exposed in our special report. ernie marring only maralinga smoke is the only o

welcome back you're watching r t here is we're going to top stories a wave of mutual accusations by both syrian government and rebel follow a deadly funeral car bomb into mass chaos meanwhile the mainstream media is blamed for sanitizing evidence of ogling tactics previously adopted by the opposition. and with millions in the e.u. balance see on the edge of poverty companies are forced to adjust and produce smaller and cheaper products for the struggling masses in the age of austerity. police in new york are targeted by civil rights groups after six years of spy operations on muslims found no sign of wrongdoing they have reportedly monitored sermons infiltrated students groups and put informants and mosques. they have lines next we take a step back to commemorate the victims of one of the world's worst industrial disaster us at a terrifying legacies that's now special reports. enemy in. december third one thousand nine hundred eighty four the night we can never forget . when the lake edge of am i see gas from this union carbide factory made people sleep forever but. those who are no more

up next r t here is how western countries is fueling all of the syrian conflict is solely to serve their own goals in the region. today we're joined by christiane sen he's an analyst specializing in the middle east particularly syria renia relations and he also founded the assyrian a friendship association here in belgium about four years ago thanks very much sadness for us for joining us today the first question i'd like to ask to establish the basis of your opinion you established this is so see a sham syrian friendship does that mean you are considered pro assad as you have been portrayed in the belgian media i'm considering me as pro syria pro syrian people i'm convinced that the only way to get out of this crisis out of this bloodshed is by following the path of free for a lot to offer firelands so if i see i'm ready for him i don't see i'm pro sets. but if you look to the reality in the city and go from the men's who also is willing to follow this path of reform and you've written and said that the armed uprising in syria has been supported or started from be outside but do you als

welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories join us on set to make his first public statement since being granted asylum in ecuador the international diplomatic standoff continues with a live american nation warning britain of great consequences if they strip more doors embassy of diplomatic privileges to move in and the rest assad has been sheltering in the embassy for two months now. pro-democracy activists in bahrain gets a three year jail sentence for criticizing the regime on line the protests there are far from dying out with a verdict only sparking further on the arrest across the gulf state. a two year sentence for members of the punk band pussy riot before me and wouldn't stand in russia's main cathedral provokes a strong reaction to russia and around the world dozens of activists have been detained during rallies both for and against the group. you want to serve a mission in syria expires later on sunday i mean i'm going clashes between rebels and government forces meanwhile russia says the u.s. will violate syria sovereignty if it imposes a no fly zone on

talk about here with r t here is a look at the top stories of the week the drums of war beetle out or in syria as rebel friendly power spearheaded by the us step up they are a military threat arkansas scare tactics against damascus. mass murder under threat of his sentenced to twenty one years behind bars as a judge declares he was mentally sound when executing dozens of people in cold blood. britain abandons its threat to storm victoria mission and take julian assange by force and the after both americans rose up in support of quito. and no time out for absence european leaders remain on swayed by a greek p.r. blitz asking for more time to implement cuts and probably its crumbling economy. when i start the interview as a former member of the german central banks executive board tailless ards in who says you members should stick together as they are share a common culture and history will save the union even if the euro collapses. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was abo

welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the top stories new man a fresh. areas former foreign minister could replace kofi annan as the un's envoy and try to revive the peace process in turbulent syria. orphanages in central russia receive most of the twenty seven children who were forced to live for a decade in an eight story series of catacombs by islamic sect. and gazans stand to lose thier only lifeline to the outside world after a border violence prompts egypt to seal off a massive smuggling tunnel network crucial to their walk a good region. up next a report of the huns for natural resources in the us which literally breeds drilling towers and farmers' back yards. in two thousand and four some residents in garfield county began to complain that they were getting sick as a result of the drilling activities in their neighborhoods. a young woman from silt laura amos was one of the earliest and loudest voices. as everyone in this room probably knows my groundwater has been contaminated with methane williamsport gets a lot of people in this room with conta

welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the top stories a u.n. monitoring team leaves a key comedy area and concern for its safety in syria contrie word now even lose links to the government is turning ordinary civilians into rebel targets. beyond hans high profile data leaders within state agencies the west government and lawmakers are criminalizing certain kinds of information spills while deliberately planning their own. conversational trial of an anti port impala back in the enters its final stage with a female trio facing up to seven years in jail for storming russia's main cathedral . now it's time for a look at the most scandalous stories behind the scenes of the global economy in the kaiser report. imax ties or this is a kaiser report yeah berlusconi back in the news could be the next guy in iran and only states herbert well i don't know about that but he certainly is copying you max berlusconi family newspaper calls merkel the fourth reich yeah i think this is an interesting development because in europe the. countries are now at each ot

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t. here's a look at the top stories the easiest paymaster has eased germany's chancellor is in china trying to convince beijing that your currency is still stable enough to invest and that's how the euro zone's fourth largest economy spain desperately tries to avoid asking for another bailout. syrian officials walk out of the nonaligned summit in toronto egypt's president lashes out at us its government calling it oppressive the gathering in the reigning capital is made up of one hundred twenty nations who don't consider him selves part of any global power alliances. and the rabble opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later as president also in a t.v. interview by the insurgency you know we've heard as they continue fighting the army bringing further destruction to the war torn country. next the second part of a special report on the world's worst industrial disaster. i'm an old notion of the corporation is based on what's called limited liability limited liability means that individual participants are cannot be charged with crimes that the corporation commits they come to or li

welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the top stories slap in the face for america's military ambitions after poland's president calls the antimissile the fans agreement with us a state that announces his own field plans. awaiting their fate in the conover supposed to ride trial a verdict is expected any time the prosecution is demanding three years behind bars for the female trio. braces for its first post gadhafi transition of power it's interim leaders will hand over to elected a sample despite continued violent aftershocks from the revolution. that's already is enough to say if you're going to talk so good by activists in a war veteran scott olsen on the state of affairs in the us today and changes that have taken place since the beginning of the occupy wall street movement. parties in chicago catching up with war veteran and occupy wall street activists all say after serving two tours of duty in iraq scott became an icon for the occupy wall street movement when he was severely injured in the head into one consciousness. occupy oakland protests where in two thousand and el

welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the top stories representatives of the syrian armed opposition in washington one of the u.s. to push through a no fly zone over the country the so-called syrian support group linked to the free syrian army say now is the right time for the move which they believe would bind the ass of regime hands and feet. looking east egypt's new president mohamed morsi heads to china hoping to bad billions in economic deals after decades of the country being america's loyal ally gyptian leader says he's seeking a more balanced foreign policy. the british immigration system is under fire after more than one hundred fifty thousand illegal immigrants become unaccounted for after arriving in the country the home office is now promising a major review of its policies to tighten what's seen as a levy fit. some headlines next interview and today our speaks to an author and scholar at a major washington think tank andrew levin and he talks about the pitfalls of the american electoral system and barack obama's four year term in the white house. i. were sitti

t. here's a look at the top stories the final hours of join us songes island bed turned into an international showdown with britain threatening to storm ecuador as a london amnesty and take the whistleblower by force. a powerful saudi based islamic group cancel syria's membership blaming so we damascus for violence and ignoring the rebels' al qaida style terror attacks. well next our team to me is american economist todd buchholz who says u.s. president barack obama doesn't care enough about the country's deficit and debt problems. and then. with reese todd buchholz a former director of economic policy at the white house he was one of the first u.s. economist to forecast the two thousand and one a slowdown in the u.s. the two thousand and eight pop in commodity prices and the dell rate of the u.s. debt rating thank you very much for joining me today you're welcome let's start with your latest book rush why you need and love the place you argue they are that competition is the one thing to keep us going and from you we build the problem that exists right now and this is. the reason the lack of

t. here's a look at the top stories that paymaster has east germany's chancellor is in china trying to convince beijing that euro currency is still stable enough to invest in and that's how the euro zone's fourth largest economy spain desperately tries to avoid asking for another bailout. iran says it will create a group of three states to stop the violence in syria and start talks on national reconciliation and that of the main day of the summit of the nonaligned movement opens into iran despite u.s. criticism. and the rebel opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later says the president said in a t.v. interview armed insurgents continue fighting the army bringing further destruction to the war torn country. next we have the interview with a woman who lived in syria for twelve years and witnessed what the people went through when the first conflict ignited the war. well today we're joined by sister agnes mariam of the cross she's founded a christian community and i'm on a street in damascus she's been living there and working there for the last twelve years thank you very much a siste

about you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories a group linked to the syrian armed opposition in washington wants the u.s. to push through an no fly zone over the country a move which has always been contested by russia and china the rebels are looking to take advantage of an ongoing hailstorm of reports claiming an increase of government atrocities including air raids and artillery shelling. looking east egypt's new president mohamed morsi has to china hoping to bag billions in economic deals after decades of the congress being america's loyal ally the egyptian leader says he's seeking a more balanced foreign policy. the british immigration system is under fire after more than one hundred fifty thousand illegal immigrants become out of california after arriving in the country the home office is now promising a major review of its policies to tighten what's seen as a leaky ship. dexterity speaks to an author and scholar at a major washington think tank and revealing he supposes the pitfalls of the american electoral system and barack obama's four year term in the white house.

welcome back here with r t here's a look at the top stories the syrian army says it's advancing into the country's key combat zone while rebels accuse the government of using heavy weaponry there something military experts say sounds on realistic. a u.n. report slams israel for taking palestinians off almost a fifth of the west bank territory turning it into a military training ground. the u.s. starts to clean up the effects of accountable weapons used to get down in viet nam during the war almost forty years ago but critics say the operation is simply part of average to wait china's growing influence in the region. and up next al gore enough talks with a last american ambassador to the soviet union jack matlock spotlight is next stay with us. hello again oh welcome to spotlight. on our let's see i now we're not and my guests on the show today is jack markell it's been twenty years since one of the two superpowers disappeared from the world back to the soviet union collapsed into fifteen sovereign states starting a new era in. the cold war but russia u.s. relations were still not tha

welcome back you're with r t here is a look at the top stories of massive syrian military forces allegedly preparing a final assault to crush the defined rebel stronghold in aleppo the city has seen sporadic fighting in shelling over the past week with insurgents claiming to hold more than half of its districts. the trial of the female punk group pussy riot and her is its second week with the fans expected to continue making its case three women are facing up to seven years in prison after pulling an anti-abortion stunt and russia's main orthodox cathedral. a year since the last dog this destructive bride said london ablaze man i believe the issues that so far the unrest have yet to be addressed blunders feel unemployment and abiding hysterical because it would be at any time. now the most sophisticated rover announces ever sent to mars a lands and sends back images from the red planet the craft stuff with cutting edge equipment including a russian hydrogen and water detector which will help discover whether a wife on mars is possible. well next in our interview with u.s. congressman dana

it is a half past the hour here in the russian capital t. here are your headlines president assad's prime minister is signing up to flee to jordan with more defections from for the some bomb blast went off inside the headquarters of the state t.v. and radio station in damascus i want a final battle is. a serious second city in the. gulf states seeking closer ties its crackdown on protesters gather force with dozens injured and detained brain she also demanding the release of political prisoners detained by the sunni leaders. the local authorities in russia's republic of chechnya say two suicide bombers carried out a terror attack that killed four servicemen in the capital grozny while in a separate incident three servicemen were killed when their military vehicle was blown up. and it's a year after riots and looting on london's streets which police were unable to bring under control for almost a week but locals in this summer's olympic. make a comeback. interview with a u.s. congressman. strong opinions about washington's foreign policy is specia

from one idea to ninety i t. here. what do you think would happen to julian if he were actually added to the united states well i had to assist ten years emotionally like bush was lucky to have an impact from what they're doing to one of their own soldiers bradley manning . which the un report on torture says is cruel and inhumane treatment and very. i was on a panel. cambric capital city d.c. and one of the other speakers we try to include david hicks who has been sick she's in guantanamo. president obama came to office with a promise to close guantanamo. but it happened because the thirty to thirty million dollars with the four group dicks going to do as we speak. and i was. told we were you. going to die and this is something that we could expect you to do with. those christine anna saunders a mother of julian assad you can see artie's entire exclusive interview online you can find it on our youtube page youtube dot com slash r t america well wiki leaks has certainly sparked outrage among government leaders for the

what about here with r t here's a look at the top stories a wave of mutual accusations by both syrian government and rebels follow a deadly funeral car bomb in damascus meanwhile the mainstream media is blamed for sanitizing evidence of ongoing tactics previously adopted by the opposition. with millions in the e.u. balancing on the edge of poverty companies are forced to adjust and produce smaller and cheaper products for the struggling masses in the age of austerity. and police in new york are targeted by civil rights groups after six years of spy operations on muslims found no signs of wrongdoing they have reportedly monitored sermons infiltrated student groups put informants in mosques. next a former french intelligence agent who served in the region hit by the arab spring shares his views on what's happening there. well today we're joined by blood money to feed is a former member of the french intelligence services also an offer and the founder of the group yes for teaching the intelligence is a kurd center it's a brussels based think tank specializing auto as a security issues th

t. here's a look at the top stories pussy riot and their global fan club foreign governments and media hit out of the two year jail sentence given to the members of the russian female punk band. reaching the president veterans and protesters take over barack obama's election office in oakland calling for the release of jailed whistleblower bradley manning. the u.n. officially appoints veteran diplomat lagarde me as a spam boy and war torn syria and it fears he may lack objectivity due to his legs to jordan while family. when x. is the white house considers pushing through cyber security orders after congress failed to get to grips with it r.t. talks to apple co-founder steve wozniak about privacy rights and democracy. as co-founder of one of the largest companies in the world do you think that you have a responsibility to speak out about issues like internet regulation i don't think anyone comes with a responsibility just because their company is really big especially since i'm not the one who wanted to run a company just be a great engineer that helped start it so i don't feel that anybod

t. here's a look at the top stories claims of the bloodiest day so far in syria with reports of over three hundred twenty killed after battles between the country's government and rebels outside the capital damascus this has air raids continue in the northern commercial hub of aleppo where opposition fighters say they control at least half of the city. activist outrage israel's military refuses a delivery of aid to palestinians schoolchildren in the west bank by a group of over a hundred international volunteers they answer don't follow the latest revelations of the mass abuse of palestinian youngsters committed by israeli soldiers. and iran's foreign minister rings the opening bell of the world's nonaligned summit into iran which will see a third of united nation members take part in the decision of the un's chief to join the conference has not been welcomed by nato and its allies which have been accused of trying to play down the meetings importance. while next to discuss rising food prices and whether they can bring about a new crisis here's paedophile with crosstalk. please. you can. s

t. here's a look at the top stories that paymaster has ease germany's chancellor is in china trying to convince beijing that your currency is still stable enough to invest in the nets as the euro zone's fourth largest economy spain desperately tries to avoid asking for another video out. iran says it will create a group of three states to stop the violence in syria and start talks a national reconciliation that's as the main day of the summit of the nonaligned movement opens into iran despise us criticism. and the rebel opposition in syria will be wiped out sooner or later assess president assad in a t.v. interview by the insurgency no weaker as they continue fighting we are in the bringing further destruction to the war torn country. so the headlines and coming out the man loved by the people but fear by the bangs its mass kaiser and the kaiser report. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah now i know i jamie diamond doesn't come on the show stacey max the first headline might have something to do with that economist appearing on max keiser show forced to resign this is on forbes magazine m

welcome back to what you are t. here is a reminder of the top stories julianna sun just speaks out for the first time since being granted asylum in ecuador saying the u.s. must stop its witch hunt on whistleblowers his statement came days before the scheduled meeting of foreign ministers from across the americas were the diplomatic route between britain and ecuador over the weekend leaks founder is said to be discussed. the united nations mission is officially over in syria after a four month long international peace efforts and in failure meanwhile and undeclared cease fire descended on the war torn nation with people pausing at the end of ramadan to remember the fallen. plus while a growing number of belgians see the rise of radical islam and the country as an imminent threat muslims claim they're being demonized and accuse the media of igniting religious hatred. they have lines here in r.t. up next peter lavelle and his guests explore what's meant by the term the west stay tuned for cross talk here in r.t. . and you c

welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories the syrian army says it's advancing into the country's key combat zone while rebels accuse the government of using heavy weaponry there something military experts say sounds unrealistic. thank you and reports slams israel for kicking palestinians off almost a fifth of the west bank territory turning it into a military training ground. of us starts to clean up the effects of the chemical weapons used in viet nam during the war almost forty years ago but critics say the operation is simply part of efforts to our way china's growing influence in the region. but now it's time to take a look at the most scandalous stories in the global economy guys report is next. hi welcome to the kaiser report on here with max kaiser a man so dangerous the financial times dare not speak his name us set to drop four year probe into silver price and max they mention you here not by name one campaign exhorted sympathetic readers to crash j.p. morgan by buying silver based on the assumption which the wall street bank has repeatedly denied that

but maggie what you are t. here is a look at the top stories asylum to nowhere and ecuador grants join the political refuge while blasting britain for using blackmail and threats and its desperation to seize the whistleblower. sposi riot get their final day in court as a verdict looms in the trial over the controversial law prayer in russia's major cathedral that grabbed global attention. plus the un security council withdraws the international monitoring mission in syria rebels there pledged to step up their fight and threaten to join forces with al qaida. and rob your sleeves now for some kind of us debate in the crosstalk that's next here on r.t. . and you can. start. to. flow in welcome to cross talk time peter although library gate this most recent financial scandal gives the term bank robbery an entirely new meaning to me that the lation of live earth is the largest economic scam in world history and the largest insider trading scandal ever it would appear the global banking system is synonymous with corruptio

talk about here with r t here's a look at the top stories you ride on their global fan club foreign governments and media hit out as a two year jail sentence given to the members of the russian female punk band. reaching the president veterans and take over iraq obama's election office and calling for the release of jailed whistleblower bradley manning. do you want officially appoint a veteran diplomat like dog rahimi as its envoy in a war torn syria amid fears he may lack objectivity due to his lengths to jordan's royal family. but now as promised to reporters max's days continue to expose fraught behind financial headlines. biomass kaiser this is the kaiser report for you and we have a new word for you to think about consumption transient camp that's right force consumption but in a gulag it's a server tells more it's kind of a gulag casino state and you can see from our first headline here q e could fund a twenty billion pound tax giveaway q.e. of course is quantitative easing and the government in the u.k. they say could fund a twenty billion pound tax giveaway to boost growth next year by

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that cold front that tried to come through yesterday never really made t here are your highs from yesterdayere a little better than the day before. temperatures about five degrees cooler than yesterday. yesterday, 90 at dulles. a little warmer than we thought. thought we would be in the upper 80s. currently, warm and humid. 77 now here in town. 77 in annapolis. off to the south we go and quantico, 79 degrees. the warmer hair here generally south and east of the 95 corridor. there are some 60s in spots. frederick is nice and comfortable, 64 degrees. a little better off to the north and west. satellite-radar, let's take a look. cold front continues to waver across the area. the further north and west you get, the more comfortable your air. we have hay little bit of that drier air able to nose in. the farther south and east, the more huge you had and better chance of a shower or thunderstorm -- the more humid and better chance of a shower or thunderstorm letter today. that will be isolated. not expecting a lot. otherwise, partly sunny conditions with highs around 90 degrees later today. the la

on r t but here's a sneak peek. karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis it has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that is a rotten place for people to get station their foreign troops. and they're not going to make any friends and that afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country we should get our butts out of afghanistan as quickly as we can. as the number of dead in the syrian conflict mounts both the government and opposition are racing to replace fallen soldiers with fresh recruits while the rebels allegedly turn to mercenaries from abroad the regime has little to choose from some syrians are now trying to escape the draft to avoid killing or

then he takes a boat from at&t park back here to marina green for the day's racing. that's the scene here at the marina green with the america's cup world series. we send it back to you in the studio. >> i could see you going out there this weekend. and checking things out. >> they'd have to strap me to the mast with duct tape because i'd be screaming like a baby. >> raw lens hlawrence has had a time. what else is out there? >> jeff ranieri is out there. >> our chief meteorologist, take it away. >> i just cruised in on our sailboat almost in the same location as lawrence. the fog is rolling in as he noted, but also these boats coming in with some major action for today. it's been exhilarating, intense, and some of those winds going anywhere from about 20 to 30 miles per hour, and those fleet matches this afternoon really provided some intense action. now, joining us right now we have mark ivy, a gold medal winning coach just coming back from london. what do you say, london or san francisco for sailing? >> san francisco for sure. the backdrop here is spectacular. >> t

you can see a large t-shape here. this is a very specific symbol that you see in chaco canyon and you see in mesa verde. there are certain sites where they are finding t-shaped alters where pieces of stone about this size had been cut into t's and are standing up inside of rooms just covered with objects, with necklaces. so the shape obviously had some meaning. but it is a clear anastazi shape. it is a clear shape from the colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t, goes down into a mythical underground lake so this is an upside down mountain that leads down into a place called the house of rain. that is where twyla, probably oldest american deity, the rain deity, lives down in the house of rain and this is a t shape from up on the colorado plateau and that is the last picture on these slides, so -- the t shape, the pottery, i followed genetic

t here's an example, the hero blows up a public housing development because it falls short of its standardsr being true to one's vision. not as an encouragement to blow something up. judging by the actions of paul ryan and his leagues in threatening the country with fiscal calamity, it seems to me that paul ryan maybe taking the met too seriously. the ryan budget also seems to literally scrum from the pages of a rand novel. it's more manifesto than an actual working budget. how else can you explain the fact that by 2050, there's literally no money for anything. no food safety, no education, no s.e.c., epa or that it would cut mitt romney's taxes to almost zero while raising taxes on the poor. even some of his fans in hometown of janesville seem to find ryan to be a bit out of touch. in a recent profile, the head of a pro business economic development group said paul has been as helpful as he can be, but as you know, he also has a philosophical disconnect with the idea of earmarks. a philosophical disconnect. that sounds about right to me. his policies even seemed worse from his own life exp

hello and welcome to you r t it's friday here in moscow and six o'clock. ending a month of august with you now our top news russian billionaire it all mom chance come out on top of a high profile court jewel with a london based compatriot in one of the most expensive cases and british legal history the judge dismissed the multibillion dollar challenge from controversial tycoon bodies because of ski and a trial which offered a rare glimpse into the lives of the super rich more on the case from artie's laura smith. the court decision found against. that means essentially that not a cent of the more than five billion dollars in retribution that he was asking for will be paid to him by our mortgage. arrived at the court earlier this morning looking pretty upbeat abramovich himself was not there he said to reporters that he believed in the legal system but that mood for him didn't last very long as the verdict was read he was holding his head in his hands obviously very disappointed by this but whatever the outcome really this case is been a huge amount of fun

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it is eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me. here and observers have left the besieged syrian city of aleppo because of escalating violence there that's despite reports the army has gained the upper hand in the battle against opposition forces who are apparently running out of ammunition the focus of the war shifted to a level last month after rebels moved in from the outskirts sparking street battles and forcing thousands of civilians to flee in the other developments rebels who captured forty eight iranian pilgrims over the weekend say three of them have been killed in fighting the group sas the hostages are from iran's revolutionary guard and is threatening to kill all of them unless the army stops its attacks as are due to its envoy going to reports from syria literally no one is safe. it's a fixture in any public office in syria but if you buy a ticket or get a driving license president assad will be watching over those working here it's not a political statement rather a sign that that company belongs to the state your design i

does are still here r t brussels. lowed van hoost an international consultant and former deputy speaker for the belgian parliament believes multiculturalism never worked in europe in the first place. there is more and more radical opinion giving voice to far right views. i think of cause there if we can all deny there are problems with immigrants they are already being forced to do great things and it's the problem that this process of integration is functioning that it is a basic problem but the thing is first of all multiculturalism first of all has always been. something that was used in a political context and secondly i do not believe that this was a key policy of the european union european union is an economic projects and that is that was the key policy what is the big what is the real problem in society i do believe that there is a problem with immigration in europe i also believe that there is a much bigger problem with the economic reconstruction of europe as an issue on which is causing all this social fru