join us for a warm welcome this is our t. live in moscow our breaking news this hour rebels claim to control the libyan capital after a major nato back to parts it was thought three of colonel gadhafi sons were captured by the opposition but one has reportedly escaped with the help of lawless fighters. and opposition supporters rejoice hoping the forty year old regime is nearing a dead end but skeptics point to the bitter dissolution and the fall of the fall of egypt's dictator. and the international reaction ranges from euphoria to outright caution and the concern over the likelihood of an unstable rebel government torn apart by competing interests. brings you up to date for them i'll be back with more of those developments there in libya in about thirty minutes from now in the meantime it's all special report now looking at life after the death penalty in the u.s. . and wonders sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite a lot when wagner was out on the road well and laura

welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow these are the top stories heavy clashes between rebels and government forces have reportedly resumed in tripoli with the sound of nato planes and explosions heard around the city all these are the very latest pictures from there it follows a night of confusion when one of khadafi sons claimed to have been arrested by the rebels it a surprise appearance in front of supporters this has added to questions over just who's in control the capital as both government and insurgent forces insisting have the upper hand. also downs or cast or whether the rebel victory would actually leave the leaving people in control their destiny as experts point to were those who fought for the revolution added up with a government they didn't choose. and. the fighting in libya still rages on a western oil companies have already started circling around a violent storm country it once again sparks concern the so-called battle for democracy was a war for black gold all along. because we have lines here in our t.v. my colleague says she will update you on the situat

call them back you're watching r t live from moscow now here's a recap of the main stories we're covering today water and food shortages bring libya to the brink of a humanitarian crisis as the opposition again says it will not negotiate with the fugitive colonel gadhafi. more violence is reported in syria and that government attempts to implement reforms well that's all a solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes a mouthful of discord between russia and its western partners. after the e.u. holds a special meeting of the blocks talk level for national officials to resolve growing differences on how to halt the death contagion sweeping the quad. and back to libya in the wake of the rebel success in gaining control of most of the country there's been a lot of debate regarding nato as role in it but has asked the british and the who oppose intervention in libya about the role the western powers should play in shaping the country's future. today i'm talking to barry gardener who's a labor member of parliament and one of the very few m.p.'s to a very serious against the interventio

and very warm welcome to you this is all t. live from moscow all tensions have deepened in the u.k.between politicians and penny save the recent street mayhem which so.

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aid but for russia it's a chance to do what everyone else has failed so far cashman as are about r t. live from moscow you're with our team still have this hour breaking the bank an hour since football has washed the cash for a new super striker making them one of the world highest paid players. the first millions of new yorkers who decided to stay in their homes are bracing themselves for the full force of hurricane irene all public transport has been shut down and the weather is rapidly deteriorating with one hundred twenty kilometer an hour winds fast approaching the big apple irene is sweeping up the u.s. eastern seaboard and has claimed at least ten lives already parties where an important iowa is new york businesses are are either have boarded up their windows or put cheap along their windows and you could feel the wind increasing you feel the rain increasing the rain is coming down like sheets the border in new york city michael bloomberg did have a press conference stating and urging all new yorkers to stay away from their windows move away from their glass windows because he says

what about you watching r t live from moscow these are the top stories he is rattles and nato are closing in on colonel gadhafi hometown of words believe he might be hiding meanwhile western governments waste no time in securing big business in a war torn country. russia puts forward a un resolution calling for dialogue to broker peace in syria the document is to counter what is proposed by the u.s. and european states which moscow says he's siding with anti-government protesters. and a british court is accused of trying to get into world war two veteran eighty five year old has been jailed for reporting a court hearing but activists claim the real reason was he's speaking out against corruption and that you can sure. they have minds here in our next hour see needs the captain and who saved all seventy two passengers on a plane's engines failed that flight. hello again i was going to spotlight the interview on r.t. . today my guest is. six years ago two russian scientists in manchester discovered a revolutionary material called team last week they were awarded a nobel prize in physics for

if you just joined us for a welcome this is our t. live here in moscow time talk to your main news stories this hour the former egyptian president balances charges of corruption and ordering killings in the current quarter that many directed to depose and say little has changed since iraqi . investors worldwide rally to buy u.s. government bonds in defiance of a debt knocked down that left markets in shambles raising tough questions over the trustworthiness of credit rating agencies. and neo nazis strike that ukrainian football matches on the shoot the brutal violence in stadiums leading to fears coogan's could ruin the european championships to be held next year. i'll be back with another update for you in less than fifteen minutes from now in fact not in thirty minutes from now in the meantime is our special report on the epidemic of domestic violence in the u.s. which digs into the psyche of both victims and that piece of this that's all special report next on. no one really wants to touch on the subject of abuse because everyone's like

good morning to you from moscow you're watching r t live with me and you see now why our top story this morning the british prime minister.

and really the top news and information from around the world this is r t live from moscow let's take a look at your top headlines as there's breaking news coming in from a libya battle rages in libya reports coming in saying colonel gadhafi security brigade has laid down its arms as rebels advance towards the central square of the capital the rebel council says it will stop the fighting if gadhafi leaves the country they also claim to have captured the son of the libyan leader saif al islam . the suggestions of a ceasefire egypt has reportedly managed to convince both gaza and israel to lay down arms after days of heavy shelling. and other stories that shape the past week a crackdown against english writers gains momentum with harsh sentences handed to those who played only minor parts in the chaos as human rights groups say judges and politicians have gone too far. and the e.u. leaders promise of a single economical government fails to reassure anxious investors as fresh trouble over greece once again threatens stability. but keep you up to date with events from libya throughout the

it's nine am here in moscow you're watching r t live with me and use the now a our top story this hour british courts are coming down hard on the rioters who spread mayhem last week but human rights groups are accusing judges of overreacting by dishing out severe penalties to score popularity points two men were jailed for four years each for trying to incite street violence through facebook but prime minister david cameron defended it saying it sends a tough message or bennett reports now from london. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a naive or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that that there is a danger that the courts are moving into dis

economist michael ross talking to us there you're watching r t live from moscow with me and still to come in the program new political upheaval with ukraine as police surround the tent city that's been set up by supporters of detained former prime minister to shank in the thread all of the security forces lurks in the background our reporters are there we've got the latest for you and also to come in the program to a look at how s.s. marches commemorating the dead of bringing nazi ideas back to life in modern day stone. next the almost sixty people have reportedly been killed across syria as the government continues its military crackdown on protesters there over forty of those facilities fatalities are said to be in the city of derail zoo and twelve of them have been in the homes province this is just the latest of many violent responses to the unrest that began in march earlier this week government forces stormed the city of hama killing up to twenty four human rights activists say that overall more than one of a half thousand people have died just before the latest wave of violenc

here with r t live from moscow the headlines libyan rebels rejects colonel gadhafi is offer of talks about the country's future the national transitional council says it wants to see him in jail and not at the negotiating table. bloodshed in syria continues despite promises of press reforms with activists claiming at least five people were killed over the weekend the arab league has become the latest international body to pressure president assad to end the violence. and the ultimate retreat a russian company plans to open the first ever space hotel in just five years it will cost potential tourist one million dollars to enjoy the out of this world view the political pressure to tell the. next robust debate is guaranteed in cross talk as peter the bell on his gas discounts the war on drugs the next ago and its heavy cost. will. remain you delayed just in some instances. from the realms. we've dumped a few jerks. if. you think you're. below it well come across non-computer all about the war on drugs has been declared a failure the us government has spent more than two and a half trill

here with r t live from moscow the headlines libyan rebels rejects colonel gadhafi is offer of talks about the country's future the national transitional council says it wants to see him in jail and not at the negotiating table. and. bloodshed in syria continues despite promises of press reforms with activists claiming at least five people were killed over the weekend the arab league has become the latest international body to pressure president assad to end the violence. and the ultimate retreat a russian company plans to open the first ever space hotel in just five years because potential tourist one million.

here with r t live from moscow at ten thirty am at the top stories libyan rebels reject colonel gadhafi is all further talks about the country's future the national transitional council says it wants to see him in jail and not in the go shooting table. bloodshed in syria continues despite promises of press reforms with activists claiming at least five people were killed over the weekend the arab league has become the latest international bodies and pressure president also to end the fighting. and the ultimate retreat a russian company plans to open a first ever space hotel in just five years it will cost potentially each potential tourist one million dollars to enjoy the out of the world of this world view from the world little until. now back to libya in the wake of the rebel success and gaining control of most of the country there's been a lot of debate regarding nato's role in it arches or emmet has asked the british m.p. who opposed intervention in libya about the role western powers should play in shaping another country's future. today i'm talking to barry gardener who's a labor m

with a look back at the past week's top stories and latest developments this is r t live in moscow it's good to have your company libyan rebels say they're pushing on towards tripoli and claim they're now around thirty kilometers away from the capital of also been reports of sporadic violence within tripoli itself but many people on the ground there say the situation is much calmer than those reports suggest lizzi feel and there's an independent journalist in tripoli who says that false accounts of what's happening have served only to stir up the conflict. we've been hearing from the rebels and from nato that nato allies the sense of the rebels a day a week or very close to tripoli we've been hearing this for the past five months so the people of tripoli have essentially got used to these claims and don't treat them very seriously we've been hearing that zawiya is under control that breaker is in country kinds of control but the reality is that what is happening in these areas is that they are coming under intense nato bombardment and leaving the libyan army and the volunteers essential

welcome back to this is r t live from moscow now here's a recap of our main stories today water and food shortages bring libya to the brink of a humanitarian crisis as the opposition again says it will not negotiate with a fugitive colonel gadhafi. no more violence is reported in a syrian hit government attempts to implement reforms that swallow a solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes an awful lot of the sport between russia and its western partners. as the e.u. holds a special meeting of the last top level financial officials to resolve the growing differences on how to uphold the death contagion and sweeping the clock. and next robust debate is guaranteed in crosstalk as peter lavelle of his guests discuss the war on drugs in a mexico and its heavy cost that's up next. we'll . bring you the latest in some instances. from. the few jerks over. take a. look. below and welcome to cross talk computor all about the war on drugs has been declared a failure the u.s. government has spent more than two and a half trillion dollars fighting this campaign over the past forty years b

all right you with r t live from moscow it's now a quarter past the hour russia's committees say they've killed the chief of a major terrorist cell in the southern republic of dagestan he was among six militants confirmed dead in the security raid in the region's capital. is believed to have been behind the first terrorist attacks on police officers in pakistan is also thought to have helped to train a suicide bomber who blew himself up at a military camp in the republic last year that killed over fifty people but he said the militant and his associates were preparing more assaults in the region when they were killed dagestan remains one of russia's most of volatile regions facing near daily violence. some of the headlines from around the world the syrian security forces have renewed their clampdown on the regime protestors following friday's prayers when mass riots erupted across the country in the city of homes at least one was killed in the east and the army fired shots tens of thousands gathered against president assad's rule at this point no injuries reported it all comes after the

you're watching r t live from moscow with me kevin when the time is now coming up to exactly midnight thirty this early monday morning the twenty second of august let me take you through our top stories on the breaking news battle raging tonight in libya multiple reports of fierce clashes around tripoli as colonel gadhafi are citizens to take advance against the rebels the country's major military base is no thought to be in rebel hands strengthening of it says a out ride victory. also in the headlines suggestions of a cease fire egypt has reportedly managed to convince both guards there and israel from a down arms after days of heavy shelling. and also on r.t. tonight's the crackdown against the english rioters gains momentum with harsh sentences handed to those who played only parts of the chaos as human rights groups say judges and politicians have gone too far. and in other news from us that had made the headlines of the week the eve leader's promise of a single economic government fails to reassure anxious investors and fresh trouble over greece and once again threatens stability

international news and comment this is r t live in moscow just turned nine pm here in the russian capital good to have you with us and the sound ahead of the e.u. is join the struggles to lift the region out of its financial pit calling on yet more money to be made available to struggling economies chosing manual but also also wants the bailout fund to be able to buy government bonds as the major eurozone economies of spain and italy face being crushed under their debt boring course for both countries surged as investors rush to rid themselves of risky bones italy avoided the worst of the bubble of production that remained sluggish and uncompetitive. interesting. time from mr silver to any attempt to reassure markets saying that the country's economy had solid foundations good for the spring you know it's really awesome the whole euro zone might not be able to foot the bills as aussies are reports now it's the heart of the e.u. where protesters taking them and get sued. step by step activists from the fifteen m. movement hope to make europe a better place the point of it is to inform peop

with a look back at the past week's top stories and the latest developments this is r t live in moscow reports of tracer bullets and explosions over the libyan capital of calls many to believe it's the beginning of the end for colonel gadhafi stronghold rebel commanders rushed to declare zero has begun and their forces inside tripoli have started to funnel uprising but some eyewitnesses claim the bangs being a breakthrough follow works off government forces repelled the offensive independent journalist was told on t.v. they could all be nature's way of creating panic. gunfire and fire what's happening and it's gunfire it's celebrates very gunfire and as a result of. emergence of rebels in the city. gangs of the libyan government are calling there. that have now been cleared out of the city and they are now being captured and arrested and essentially dealt with. gunfire that we're hearing is celebrates become finding any explosions that we're hearing nato airstrikes or nato sound bombs which are clearly designed to create a sense of panic in the capital city of tripoli now what we're he

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welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow these are the top stories heavy clashes between rebels and government forces have reportedly resumed in tripoli with the sound of nato planes and explosions heard around the city all these are the very latest pictures from there it follows a night of confusion when one of the sons claim to have been arrested by the rebels it a surprise appearance in the crowd of supporters this has added to questions over just who is in control of the capital as both government and insurgent forces insist they have the upper hand. also downs are cast over whether a rebel victory would actually leave the libyan people in control their destiny as experts point to were those who fought for the revolution added up with a government they didn't choose. and.

if you just joined us for a welcome this is all t. live here in moscow time to update you on our main news stories this hour the former egyptian president charges of corruption and ordering killings in the current call of many right to to depose him say little has changed since he left. investors worldwide rally to buy u.s. government bonds in defiance of a debt down that left markets in shambles raising tough questions over the trustworthiness of credit rating agencies. and neo nazis strike at ukrainian football matches on brutal violence in stadium sleeting fears could ruin the european championships to be held there next year. i'll be back with another update for you in less than fifteen minutes from now in fact not in thirty minutes from now in the meantime is our special report on the epidemic of domestic violence in the u.s. which.

watching r t live from moscow we now continue to explore russia in the latest in our close of series looking at life in all corners of the country. and this week we are taking here a thousand kilometers from moscow to the city of cairo it's a place full of community spirit were for many people family comes first as art is erotic reports history is leading the way in a pioneering project find homes for the orphans. apart from being a personal tragedy and it difficult to overcome being an orphan is also a social problem and russia there are thousands of thousands of orphans but the fact most of the parents all relatives outside of the orphanage but these people simply do not want to look after them all kind of be trusted to do so so this is something that needs to be solved on a social level where the general social problems the force these children to be taken away how can they be tackled so it's not necessarily something that either an individual orphanage or horn individual part of russia can provide but then the same in the care of regions are trying to say ok we're being dealt wit

a very warm welcome to you this is all t. live from moscow tensions have deep in the u.k. between politicians and police over the recent street may have which saw more than one thousand seven hundred arrests david cameron admitted there were mistakes in the actions of the police while top cops said the government response was relevant i recorded from the u.k. labor party says there's a whole list of measures currently on the table which will only make a bad situation worse. there is an increasing impoverishment of poor young people particularly in the big cities of this country and it's a very uncomfortable the a lot of politicians something's going and fast to bring these people these young people back into the mainstream of society there's a very unpleasant agenda surrounding this which david cameron in part is promoting one is the could fail months of social media such as twitter and facebook the other is eviction of whole families from homes because one member of the family has been charged convicted of an offense to do with the events of the past week and then you sug

you with r t live from moscow there's a lot more for you at all website of course artsy dot com here's just two of the many more stories you can find online for you and the fears over revived not cism the baltic states welcomes the veterans of hitler's what an access to the rally in a stone with fascism finding a pocket of support in russia. and open the panic and whirlwind strikes eastern russia becoming the country's first ever city tornado a thirteen minute twister injured dozens and caused massive damage. to. its terror suspect has confessed to making the bomb that injured a five year old girl following an attack on a kindergarten in eastern russia investigators say the homemade device was wrapped as a gift box and left on the kindergarten terrorists in the city of qom so most going on more it exploded when the child touched it with nails the bomb the left the girl with a multiple cuts and severe burns she's now being treated in hospital the twenty eight year old suspect is still being questioned by police authorities are now inspecting all schools and kindergartens in the region n

a very warm welcome to you this is r t live from moscow with me to show so we start off with breaking news the fast moving developments in libya rebels say they now control most of tripoli and have taken the libyan state t.v. off the air but some reports also suggest that opposition fighters have been looting private houses another of the khadafi sons meantime is in the rebel custody opposition leaders say a large number of their fighters have been killed there are reports that the rebels are closing in on khadafi compound but the whereabouts of the colonel remain unknown some rumors suggest that could f.e.m.a. be in talks with south africa about a possible escape route despite denials from both sides and nato insists it will continue combat air patrols until all government forces servant following a night of chaos in the capital crowds have been seen in tripoli's central square waving revolutionary flags. right over now we're joined live with journalist a muddy who was in the hotel in tripoli where the foreign press have been obliged to stay during all of this hello to us so what is

here with r t live from moscow still ahead for you this hour back at all the port of new delhi from north korea as its southern neighbor returns fire after an artillery shell from the north falls into the waters close to both countries dividing line. and we discover how activists organize their own vigilante campaign against sexual predators as a pedophile offenders escape justice in. the first american markets have lost much of their tuesday's gains in early trading amid uncertainty over growth prospects and financial turmoil in both the us and the euro zone investors are increasingly looking for a safe haven for their money and it looks like asia could emerge as the main contender many analysts believe that with the loss of america's aaa credit score and fears of a new wave of recession china could become the world's strongest economy earlier than expected previously the international monetary fund said beijing forced washington from its financial throne by twenty sixteen china of course still holds more u.s. treasury debt than any other foreign country and its voice loud criticism of a

could have you with us this hour this is our t. live in moscow top stories now unrest has broken out near a ukrainian court after a judge ordered the arrest of the country's former prime minister yulia tymoshenko she's been on trial since june over alleged misuse of power while sunny gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine. markets are volatile worldwide after the worst downturn since two thousand and eight and some experts are predicting a new wave of global recession in the wake of the weakening u.s. economy and. president medvedev warns the syrian leader his fate might take agreeing to an if you fail to reforms this comes as at least ten people were killed in new mass protests following friday prayers. well on the eve of the third anniversary of the war in south ossetia president medvedev spoke to r.t. as well as muscovy radio and georgian t.v. channel pique and spoke about the tough decisions he had to make an organist two thousand and eight and the consequences of that and that is next we. expensive russia mr president thank

i myself i'm not but these are some fantastic pictures coming out of the max twenty eleven era live of the t. fifty making its world debut this show we of course will stay there be there live for you over the next couple of days as lots of deals are made billions of dollars worth are expected and our correspondents will be there bringing you the latest each hour of live from max twenty eleven again the t. fifty super fighter jet making its world debut just landing here in fact at. the max twenty eleven supposed to only fly again like i said for a minute we got much more of a show there got to go twice live for you to see that the t fifty superjet back down on the ground after its world debut. says it's ready to resume international negotiations on its disputed nuclear program the islamic state sees russia's efforts as key to restarting the talks that's according to the iranian foreign minister who's on a visit to moscow in artie's katrina as our allies following talks at the foreign ministry go through that iran is currently under four sets of u.n. sanctions what's russia are proposing to ea

at&t. liverom the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news.boener: >> the august 2nd deadline for a debt ceiling deal looms as lawmakers to approve the tonight on kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. a weekly with the deal includes. we break down the math with shadows over the deal the matyth >>pam: the bill is now up for votes. between democrats and republicans it is expected to pass. this will immediately raise the debt ceiling by $900 billion. the government will not have to go to this process again until 2013. the proposal includes several cuts over the next several years. the special congressional committee putting in place to an act these cuts. >> it is difficult to believe that we're putting our best foot forward with this legislation that comes before us today. i am not happy with it. but i am proud of some of the accomplishments contained in it. that is why i'm voting for it. >> after the speech gabrielle giffords received a standing ovation. she is the one wearing the glasses she was the one t

at&t. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> san group, same place, another protest planned for the civic center park plaza in the seventh disco. this past monday, they called an anonymous transit bart protest. taking things to a halt. fo down down for stations downtown, now they're taking measures how reggie kumar is here to tell us about the details. reggie? >> they sent out past two passengers and bart sent out text messages. e-mails, using twitter to get the word out. taking a look it tweaks. the embarcadero. civic center, taking a look at these statements from twitter. commuters should sign up to get updates. passengers have to sign up to get text alerts from the website. they can download a third-party application on their smart phone to get out appl-- >>pam: what about the computers that do not have a commitment --what about they do not have smart phone, or the internet? >> they can just tell if the station is closed if the date is pulled down defensively entrance.

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here with r t a live from moscow our top stories this monday water and food shortages bring libya to the brink of a humanitarian crisis as the opposition against it will not negotiate with a fugitive colonel gadhafi. more violence is reported in syria amid government attempts to implement reforms that's wall of solution to the country's longstanding crisis becomes an apple of just four between russia and its western partners. and the e.u. calls with a special meeting of the box top level financial officials to resolve growing differences on how to hold that contagion sweeping of what comes. next a special report on campaigners in america trying to cut and huge amounts of food wasted in the country and how they're happy to forge through trash to do so. every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of food. two hundred sixty three million pounds a day. eleven million pounds an hour. three thousand pounds a second. hand . to. her. to. the long. plane. comes nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are full

here with r t a live from the headlines outnumbered and beleaguered police struggle to restore order in major british cities locked in a spiral of violence and looting were five hundred people have been arrested after riots the british prime minister called pure criminality. europe's top bankers says the continent is going through the worst financial crisis since world war two the turmoil has already prompted some nations to halt plans to join the once much desired euro currency qualm. and european stocks tumble following the biggest slump in the u.s. for years plunges calls by fears the downgrade of america's credit rating could worsen the slowdown of the world's biggest economy. up next spot my talks to the winner of the twenty ten world press photo competition today's cast jodi bieber.

you're watching r t a live from moscow our top stories nato says it will continue its presence in libya as long as it needs to despite also say for example regime is announcing on the top. with the revolutionary sentiments growing valley in syria fears are mounting the political crisis may be spiraling into a religious war. and palestinian alert is relative times forces reportedly from paris for an op rising handing out of gas and stun grenades to some players as the u.n. vote for palestinian statehood approaches. up next our interview shows spotlight al gore know of talks the director of the venice film festival and marco morning already about innovations from a tie in filmmakers which i used to try out for others worldwide. plan. to. bring you the latest in science technology from the ground. we've got the future covered. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the information on our team and al green our bell today my guest is mark old news. to tell you the phone makers are among those who many times revolutionized cinema they often brought innovations that became examples for their collea

the twenty four hours a day this is r t you live in moscow top stories this hour the u.s. congress passes the debt limit bill to avoid default after months of political bickering but critics say america's still faces harsh times ahead over economic recovery despite a compromise to. the u.n. security council debates a resolution on syria following the escalation of violence that russia says any decision must meet the interests of the syrian people. and israel is seized by the tidal wave of anti-government protests demanding sweeping economic reform and demonstrations complained that some of the discontent is not even crossed over by the international media. blogger got caught with more news stories motive and less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime we travel through one of history's chapters as we explore the notorious concentration camps of the former soviet union . the summer of one nine hundred fifty three soviet leader joseph stalin passed away one hundred days ago mosco has sent classified instructions to every corner of the soviet union a biography of a man

t. >> a live picture over the richmond center field bridge traffic is still at a standstill kuwait is up to one hour or more west bound. police authorities try to deal with a situation that has been developing since 11:30 a.m.. a gunman is held up inside of a hotel, the extended stay hotel in san raphael. because of that, officials are detouring traffic off of west bound, west bound traffic on the bridge, to accommodate their investigation we will stay in touch. >> the dow did see a slight increase as you see, it moved up 4 points and the nasdaq lost 11 points rob black is here to talk about winners and losers. a mixed day for stocks but your calling them a winner. >> now they say oh great back to school, the economy needs it. and then they say okay dell you have to blow the numbers. and then you know he got this caught smoking pot and that is why he got pulled. >> in real life? >> yes. now wants to read these about stigmas being applied to the economy and there was inappropriate policy at an inappropriate time so federal governor's art disagreeing with what ben bernanke is having to

you never talk aboutng - pc1blems with y t live their lives in a different way where they confront problems and deal with them. and you can't really expect the hard-pressed social worker who has masses of problems about children that might need tbe taken into care because of child abuse, it's quite difficult for social workers that are currently set up to have the time to really spend with a family and actually work out how could you deal with things better, how could you help spend time together, how could you deal with your problems together? so what we find is a lot of these families have masses of contact with the state they've got the g.p. over here the social worker there they've got the child a lots of contact but no one is spending time trying to help rearrange things so that they can deal with their problems. and this is a different way to think about it. it's actuall quite -- it's what old-fashioned social rkers used to do a bit more of when there was less paperwork and form filling and less bureaucracy they could spend more time with the family. we've got to do th and i've been v

here at r t a live from moscow our top stories this saturday libya's rebels and nato are closing in on colonel gadhafi his hometown where it's believed he might be hiding meanwhile western governments wasted no time it's appearing big business in the war torn country. russia puts forward a un resolution calling for dialogue to broker peace in syria the document is to counter what is proposed by the u.s. and european states which moscow says the siding with anti-government protesters. and a british court is accused of trying to gather world war two veteran the eighty five year old has been jailed for reporting a court hearing by activists claims the real reason was speaking out against corruption in the judiciary. next as promised moscow team shows you some of the best places to relax and enjoy the summer while it lasts and the russian capital. great. soldiers of the. moscow. oh the fire going to miss the south where we're going to pull down things from drinking water the safe for political or calls for a lot of blogs where they use that simple meeting places all viewed as the sick ones

here with r t a live from moscow our top stories this saturday libya's rebels and nato are closing in on colonel gadhafi is hometown where it's believed he might be hiding meanwhile western governments waste no time interfering big business in the war torn country. russia puts forward a un resolution calling for dialogue to broker peace in syria the document is to counter what is proposed by the u.s. and european states which moscow says siding with anti government protesters. and a british chords accused of trying to gag a world war two veteran the eighty five year old has been jailed for reporting a court hearing by activists who claimed the real reason was speaking out against corruption in the tradition.

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