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well you're watching our t.v. lucy counting up here with the latest headlines live from moscow it's been twenty years since the world's largest country was wiped off of the map the breakup of the soviet union and communism in the region and gave birth to a dozen new states but its like could see continues to divide those who warn and celebrate its collapse. and the former libyan rebels are taking their revolution on the road to syria mercenary groups including former terrorists have arrived in the country saying that they are ready to pick up arms to help oust president assad. and pakistan holds top level talks to cement its ties with china as its american relations will wither away the final straw with the u.s. came after last month's drone attack which ended up killing twenty four pakistani soldiers. well up next here on our t.v. we hear from a man on the inside who witnessed the soviet union unravel two decades ago here's his account of what happened during that time. do you perhaps recall saying once that you

who finds stunts on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style old sarah has moved on to the such classified. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the cause a report on r g. h . dozens of new civilian deaths reported in syria as the arab league here is up to monitor the implementation of a peace plan hundreds of mercenaries from abroad are allegedly fighting for regime change there the u.n. estimates more than five thousand civilians killed in syria since march while the regime claims its fighting an armed insurgency funded from abroad. shifting to the east pakistan with an eye toward the future of forging fresh ties with china as its u.s. relationship staggers from one crisis to the next with the strains heightened by the covert american raid that killed bin laden the last month's drone strike that left twenty four pakistani soldiers dead. some celebrating a few commiserates the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the u.s.s.r. an opinion still split whether their breaking up o

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the newer kind of t.v.upstarts you know tend to dig deeper and cover what's not covered so i you have to vary it because if you know very then you'll end up pretty much stupid as. unfortunately a lot of too many news consumers and the people who prevail that the mainstream cable networks are banking on and you know speaking of more mainstream the former c.e.o. new york times janet robinson she is leaving the company and the times under her leadership wasn't doing so well nonetheless she gets. fifteen million dollar exit package how was she able to get such a generous reward meantime the paper that she was ahead of was eighty percent decline in stocks during her ten ten or ten year there seems to be a disconnect there well it's a metaphor for the corporate media because this is what happens in say the sister companies of these media corporations i mean a long time ago you would have seen these humongous salaries and you would have seen these humongous golden parachutes either because but this is a hallmark o

just about on t.v. . it's obvious because the white house one of these petitions that they're doing one of them is to get rid of this thing that makes you turn off your electronic devices before take off so i bet that just got like a thousand or more i'm sure because it doesn't actually do anything so. let's move on to hillary clinton who had a new announcement terms of how we're going to view other countries and their human rights violations take a look. i am talking about gay lesbian bisexual and transgender people human beings born free and given bestowed equality and dignity who have a right to claim that which is now one of the remaining human rights challenges of our time. all right so i think with the f.a.a. this is wonderful that we're saying that now hey everybody else guess what we think that this also tells us human rights your sexual orientation but we can't even get people in this country why we can't get the entire republican party to feel that way which is really frustrating to me in the t.

who threw stones on t.v. dot com. dozens killed in syria's capital in the first suicide bombing there since the uprising began in march this is our oblique observers get down to business in an effort to mediate a peace deal but. tensions running high in iraq after seventy people were killed in a new bombing atrocity only days after u.s. troops pull out of the country this against a backdrop of a political crisis with government leaders putting the blame for the surging violence on the al. position. privacy matters your every move and word people you were told were already possibly used against you human rights activists in britain fighting a rising number of surveillance cameras there now to be installed in every oxford taxi authorities insist the risk of intrusion is acceptable compared to the public safety benefit. more coming your way in about a quarter hour but first kate's up with sports stay with us. hello and thank you for joining me and here are the latest sports headlines football focus manager andre village

starts on t.v. dot com. live from moscow this is our team here tonight and these are all top stories dozens of new civilian deaths are reported in syria as the arab league is up to monitor the implementation of a peace plan but hundreds of mercenaries from abroad are allegedly fighting for regime change there now the u.n. estimates more than five thousand civilians have been killed in syria since march while the regime claims its fighting an armed insurgency from the from a broad. shifting to the east pakistan with an eye on the future of fresh ties with china as its u.s. relationship staggers from one crisis to the next with these strains heightened by the covert american raid that killed osama bin laden as well as last month's drone attack that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers. suddenly the tempo changed when there was this explosion and then the fourth explosion in this reactors in fukushima one morning the happening very quick succession and suddenly. everyone was very scared. he's a national corres

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means for instance on t.v. don't come. tens of thousands of grieving north koreans have packed into the capital to pay their last respects to their late leader kim jong il who's being laid to rest after a lot of days of our cold war in. egypt working to shape it holds revolution future by reestablishing ties abroad as the country's foreign minister heads to moscow and . britain considers measures to protect itself from the potential demise of the euro plans reportedly include restricting cash flow and even shutting down borders . and a controversial court case starts in russia as prosecutor seeks to bad version of the main book about hari krishna perry krishna movement for being extremist a move that's caused without it be as politically. a model next with sports stay with us here on r.t. . hello and welcome to sport on r.t. coming to you from the russian capital with me or i'm on call for it and this edition will bring you the latest news along with holiday specials prepared by our correspondents but first the headlines.

t.v. crews even filmed a fake occupy camp but the real protest swarmed the t.v. set. >> whose state park? our state park! >> stephen: hey, why are you attacking "law and order"? that show is clearly part of the 99%-- of t.n.t.'s programming. (laughter) folks, just like in law and order there is a second victim-- the taxpayer. because it took 100 police officers to evict the heavily unarmed protesters from the set. these nationwide demonstrations are expensive. just look at the generous portions of pepper spray and the billy club they are handing out. it's an all you can beat buffet! (laughter) but fortunately, there's a way to pay for these protests and it brings us to tonight's word. (cheers and applause) let them buy cake. wisconsin governor and t.c.b.y. employee of the month scott walker knows all about protests. back in february, after he cut collective bargaining rights for public employees there were massive protests that walkers administration says caused $7.5 million worth of damage-- a figure that was later slightly modified to $270,000. (laughter) hey,

watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my build costs and already sense feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t.v. dot com wealthy british style holds sometimes. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. downtown back of the caspian sea used to lap alongside the capital's full trust and home city until it eventually withdrew leaving the fortress rules exposed every day the keeper of his architectural relic crimes danger fortifications that have enjoyed sieges. wall was a record in the twelfth century by shocks aton the first a lot of the city inner city remained an impregnable fortress that even the monk was spilled to conquer in the thirteenth century. that was when the monk counted the so-called liquid fire which the defenders of would douse their enemies heads with it took scientists a couple of centuries to figure out that it was simply burning oil. moving in here we can see the openings that were used to poor oil down the wall. in the entire wal

tweeted at us at below the show glad i found you on t.v. great program intelligence plus beauty want to meet my single son twenty eight while i'm very glad that you found as to thank you so much for watching as for your son i'm sure that he is a lovely guy but maybe you should ask him about how he feels about having his mom try to set him up for dates on the internet that's of my ranting today but i will be back with more as usual next week. the line will come down. so much jill carroll is going to be singing. well tonight we've got a glimmer of hope coming from the l.a. city council yesterday the council voted to support a state and federal resolution that out and the idea of corporate personhood resolution was sponsored by city council president and it eric garcetti and was backed by the group move to amend his founder marie beth fielder spoke about the affirmative vote. oh i'm going to say that this is a it's probably the story of the los angeles is the first major city in the united states to call for a constitutional amendment clearly

whose friends starts on t.v. dot com. good. arab league observers and or syria a need to help stabilize the conflict torn country russia hopes the peacemakers can help stem the violence before a foreign military intervention and. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide than enemy bullets unable to readjust to peaceful why it's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. and british human rights groups fight for a no spies zone in the world's most surveilled country calling in austin city council not to record what's being said in taxis airport and other city rejected a similar surveillance tactic there. so the headlines here in r.t. sports next with enter. hello there good to have you company and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes chelsea share the spoils in a competitive london darby why last time go second in the cage of western conference after handing tee iscar their seventh straight defeat. while world champion even score but have lead the way the whole round speed skating ch

for instance on t.v. dot com. that's a recap our top stories for this thousands march in moscow and st petersburg where the rallies both for and against the outcome of russia's parliamentary elections the final election results are still do you not to russia politics or insecure its position as a biggest party new duma. moscow slams america's criticism of the poll saying that one should question the choices made by the russian people u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton wants an investigation. europe's key leaders are making plans to reorganize the structure of the imbued as a way of solving the debt crisis that's ahead of her doll state summit in brussels europe's power players are expected to agree on target controls on member states. when next he explores the key moments two decades ago this month which led to the collapse of the soviet union. december the ites nine hundred ninety one is an extraordinary day in russian history twenty years ago a secret meeting took place between boris yeltsin leo need crash

midnight in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story it's time for change in russia this from president dmitri medvedev outlining a plan for widespread democratic reforms within the country's political system first or he's a catarina graduate who was listening to the annual state of the union address he has more. first and foremost make sure that it promised that people's voices will become louder things just sweeping reforms of the country's political system or political status meant was listening carefully to his address to the parliament as he sketched out the first steps which need to be taken he plans to bring those initiatives to the newly elected duma in the very near future in the last months of his presidency. my proposals are to introduce direct elections for russia's regional heads to simplify the registration of political parties to remove the need to gather signatures to take part in federal and regional parliamentary elections to cut the number of signatures needed to take part in the presidential election i

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had you fellas ever heard of t.v. on the radio? >> yes.ughter). >> stephen: yes, yes, they had. >> you bead surprised at the reach of western culture. >> stephen: i know the reach of western culture. i am western culture. (laughter) thank you. now, is there a big music scene in the desert of mali? (laughter) >> yes. (laughter) >> stephen: now, i understand these fellas were in qaddafi's military training camps to train as rebels in the mali civil war. is that true? could you ask that? >> he said that first of all they didn't go there just to be in the qaddafi army. >> stephen: yes. >> they went there... they went to libya to try to find a better life. >> stephen: i understand. >> and he says some of them, they went to... they walked everywhere. some of them they decided to go to the army because they didn't have a choice. they didn't... >> stephen: have a job. >> right. and that was the job. >> stephen: you've been touring for sick months. who are some western musicians you think are great? you're berbers, i assume bieber. (laughter) >> st

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . thank you for joining us i'm karen tara with a quick recap of your headlines thousands have turned out to rally in the russian capital in a second mass protest against last month's parliamentary poll result the opposition claim the vote was rigged and they want a rerun while the government has promised political reform. in syria the festive holiday spirit is broken by a new round of violence in damascus that leaves dozens dead that follows the arab league deploying observers to try to mediate a peace deal. and fueled by his apparent successes in libya david cameron has revealed plans for potential intervention in somalia next year the oil rich african country has been described as a threat to british security and its fate will be decided at high level talks in london and that's where. those where the headlines up next join me most scout team for some festive cheer. hello welcome merry christmas. to the christmas holidays. but still some people everything. including that one. the good

headlines on our t.v. dozens were killed in syria's capital and the first suicide bombing since the uprising in the country began in march besides arab league observers get down to business in the effort to mediate a peace deal. tensions are running high in iraq after over seventy people are killed in a new bombing atrocity the need days off the u.s. troops pulled out this comes against the backdrop although a political crisis for the government leaders putting the blame for the violence on the opposition. privacy matters your every move and word could be recorded and used against you human rights activists in britain fight an increasing number. to be installed in every taxi in the city. authorities insist that the risk of intrusion is acceptable compared to the public safety benefits. or i'll have more news for you at the top of the hour in the meantime though it's kate and the latest world of sport. hello welcome to the latest sports update this friday and here's what's coming up football focus chelsea c

i got it t.v. . and what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is you know in view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. a new website with twenty four seven live streaming news towns what to do about the ongoing financial hurricane unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never find on mainstream news. that is a family or political. question more on our t.v. one thing. all right now we want to take a look back at two thousand and eleven and during our earlier newscast we focused on some of the biggest events out of new york city and spoke to our new york correspondents but let's give equal treatment to the left coast as well and talk to r.t. correspondent ramon the lindo in our los angeles studio. all right ramona we've got of course to talk about the occupy movem

starts on t.v. dot com. headlines on the arab league observers are in syria with russia hoping they can help to stem the violence before a foreign military intervention takes place but they arrive as two suicide car bombs rocked damascus but state t.v. blaming al qaida linked terrorists. more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide rather than that of enemy bullets unable to readjust to a peaceful life that's causing some veterans to warn young people not to enlist. and british schuman rights groups are fighting for a no spies zone in the world's most surveilled country calling on the city council not to record what's being said inside taxis accordion another city rejected a similar surveillance tactic. more news in fifteen minutes time for the sports. hello there thanks for watching the sport here on r.t. and these are the headlines. captain john terry put his off field problems to one side to help the blues hold spurs in a feisty london darby. while in moscow atlanta go second in the k.h. els w

into flight see up close and below the ice on our t.v. . from stupid. stunts on t.v. don't. happy new year from moscow the city wrong in two thousand and twelve an hour ago while russia's western most point the baltic city of kaliningrad is celebrating the arrival of the new year right now along with baghdad and iraq. and of course broadcasting live from our studios in central moscow this is our team and i shant thomas wish you a happy and prosperous year ahead of from the heart of the russian capital where the party is in full swing. now russia the world's biggest country celebrates a new year nine times thanks to its nine time zones eight hours ago the country's far east crossed into two thousand and twelve where people in blood of all stuck in . a glass or two at the same time as australia after that two thousand and twelve made its way through russia siberia the cities of. the countries of papa new guinea and next with a champagne toast for the residents of the russian city who fall into say. time jones zone as japan and the koreas then three hours ago new year's came to

on t.v. . whether you dive from high or to the depths. catch the power of the wind or drift in the beauty of the currents. being well prepared is a must and if you're lucky enough you'll never forget your experience will only miss them a scream that's going to be heaven. in the flight see up close and below the ice on our team. me is eve. if you. believe. in. headlines dozens of new civilian deaths reported in syria as the arab league gears up to monitor the implementation of a peace plan but under the most read from a broader range of the fighting for regime change there the u.n. estimates now more than five thousand civilians have been killed in syria since march while the regime claims its fighting an armed insurgency funded from abroad. shifting to the east pakistan with an eye on the future of forges fresh ties with china has its u.s. relationship staggers from one crisis to the next but the strain is heightened by the covert american raid that killed osama bin laden and last month's drone attack that left twenty four pakistani soldi

in the white see up close and below the ice on our t.v. . me completely eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat come. home. i'll use. a little bit hit me. the headlines dozens of new civilian deaths reported is syria as the arab league gears up to monitor the implementation of a peace plan but hundreds of mercenaries from abroad origin in fighting for regime change there the u.n. estimates now more than five thousand civilians have been killed in syria since march while the regime claims its fighting an armed insurgency funded from abroad. shifting to the east pakistan with an eye on the future forgers fresh ties with china has its u.s. relationship staggers from one crisis to the next but the strains heightened by the covert american raid that killed osama bin laden and last month's drone attack that left twenty four pakistani soldiers dead. and some celebrate a few commiserate it's the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the soviet union and opinion still splits about whether breaking up the country was the best choice for its people it ended the

stunts on t.v. don't come. week's top stories on our team tens of thousands rally in central moscow protesting the results of this month's parliamentary vote president medvedev is promising sweeping political reforms some of which are already under way by the newly elected state to . syria locked in a spiral of violence with forty four killed in suicide blasts in damascus the country is also struggling under mounting pressure from the west and the arab league. a week after north korea really kim jong il dies his youngest son is appointed as the new supreme leader state t.v. showed thousands openly weeping in the streets after kim's death was announced while the secretive states neighbors went on high alert. next with sports stay with us. hello welcome to sport on artsy comments are you from the russian capital with me or i'm on calls for of the following are just some of the stories we're covering for you today. losing streak over spartak moscow finally gets a win and the whole match against visiting out on gua

a bell a recent t.v. journalist was the only one lucky enough to shoot the moment of signing the documents that entered history as a bit of asia accords. we were left on the military airfield so i approached a k.g.b. officer and said what do we do look we're missing such an important meeting. i said it's ok i'll take you for. several minutes later but i didn't get some learned he was being driven to a secret place named the school in the central part of the bell of asia forest it was in this place at the head of yellow rose stone is left shushkevich and decided to invite his counterparts from russia and ukraine under the pretext of addressing joint economic problems. i knew yeltsin was a normal man because to me sheridan prime minister said he would have a good relationship with him taking here to believe as your for hunting persuade him there was enough time and opportunity for it so i invited him thank the plot of land called viscously is known as the highest place in bel of asia forest in nine hundred

t.v. station too much democracy too soon is that what we're witnessing in the arab world and does it mean chaos for countries like egypt it is too soon to say there is much different places where there is democracy but because democratic. slogans put before the elections do not mean that necessarily the window is going to be correct is democracy so i would say we have to wait and see are we using the right terminology when we talk about the arab spring i wonder what use this word. by the way this season spring is this season or verse storms in the region normally come with there was dust from south sahara or whatever second spring in countries they don't we don't have any foods anything really produce the season which is season of production is summer wind gives the green it is that our spring is the season where you have to wait and see whether there is going to be a positive outcome or map and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns that the arab spring will turn into an anti

friends don't talk t.v. dot com. week's top stories here in r.t. tens of thousands rally in central moscow protesting against the results of this month's parliamentary poll cement get it is promising sweeping political reforms some of which are already underway muted acted state duma. syria is not in the spiral of violence with a forty four killed in suicide blasts in damascus countries also struggling on the mounting pressure from the west and the arab league. and the week after north korean rule of kim jong il dies he's youngest son is appointed as the new supreme leader state t.v. showed thousands openly weeping on the streets of the kims death was announced on the secretive states of labor's went on high alert. sports news with remote. hello welcome to sport on artsy comments are you from the russian capital with me or i'm on calls for of the following are just some of the stories we're covering for you today. losing streak over spartak moscow finally gets a win and the whole match against visiting out on guard palms. speeding through another t

ten stories that shaped two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . now there's been a global condemnation of the christmas day bombings in nigeria that have killed nearly forty people these attacks targeted christian worshippers the deadliest bombing was in a suburb of the capital explosions stuck struck a packed congregation in a church as worshippers left morning mass a second attack followed shortly afterwards outside of a church in the northeast area near now a series of other explosions were also reported elsewhere radical islamic sect boko her wrong admit of responsibility for the attacks there have the militants there have been involved in prolonged bloody fighting with government forces in recent days claiming more than sixty lives african political historian professor shoni believes that the violence is simply a way for the militants to stay in the spotlight. and to do it by by what is truly quote unquote cheap because they do not need big armies the need. plans nothing they need for five people who will be able. to play in explosion. even t

but the broncos to raise the deficit in the final two minutes of regulation t.v. finding the maddest thomas in the corner had to make it ten seven. and then the quarterback helped drive the bears down to their forty one yard line with fifty three seconds left pray to the ball over for a field goal to send me into overtime. and the deciding moment in math so bob coughed up the ball. in this area out some right of a chance to come on again to kick the winning field goal thirteen ten then to the broncos believe the american football conference west. gulf mcdonald says it feels amazing to be the first man to top the page and european tour money lists the englishman finished the season ending dubai world championship which was won by all very queer off sequiturs ended with a long legal pot at the last hole finishing on nineteen under over zero two shots clear of corollary. to roy was the only person who could finish ahead of don't move on the european money list but he finished danny nine twelve donald carded a second successive sixty six to claim price and his price h

and you know twitter and other you know and newer social media outlets but for t.v. i tend to watch r t of course. and other kind of alternatives to cable giants in the networks so that could be you know like current or something like that because the archie newer kind of t.v. upstarts you know tend to dig deeper and cover what's not covered so i have to vary it because if you don't vary it you'll end up pretty much stupid as. fortunately a lot of the news consumers and the people who prevail in the mainstream cable networks are pretty much banking on and you know speaking of more mainstream the former c.e.o. new york times janet robinson she is leaving the company and the times under her leadership wasn't doing so well nonetheless she gets a fifteen million dollar exit package how was she able to get such a generous reward meantime the paper that she was ahead of was eighty percent decline in stocks during her tenure ten or tenure there seems to be a disconnect there. it's a metaphor for the corporate media because this is what happens in say the sister companies of

journalist max kaiser believes he's of course host of the very popular kaiser report which airs on our t.v. now here's max taking that message to the streets of london just recently the national group. what does it mean to the. people who live on pension the townspeople in the. higher rate of interest to support their retirements or their standard of living. they're being forced against their will. to subsidize speculators. now on the streets of london to our studio he described his visitation from the front line of financial war reporting as he describes it we interviewed him earlier take a look at him actually talk a lot about financial repression and. using it as a weapon against savers in this war between savers and speculators but for everyone to kind of get to understanding what exactly is the war. well to put this in the context think of the jim crow laws remember in america that the jim crow laws which were put in place remember the signs colored only for blacks or white only for white whites sat at the front of the bus of blacks out of the back of the bus in america they have thei

ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . it was the end of an era in north korea this week with the death of its veteran rue the kim jong il from a heart attack aged sixty nine he's youngest son kim jong un has already been named the supreme leader to keep it in the city getting the secretive state t.v. channel have shown thousands of people weeping in the streets kamal jong il died a week ago his body is lying in state in the capital pyongyang his successor was the first to pay his final respects and he was put the north's neighbors on high alert japan called a special security meeting fearing instability in the region south korea said its military standing ready independent journalist tim shorrock told r.t. that despite having started in europe kim jong un is unlikely to bring change. he's only been around for three years in the public light he went to school in switzerland apparently he knows a lot about how the internet works and he knows a lot about social media but beyond that we know very little except he's been appoi

stunts on t.v. dot com. welcome back you are watching our team here is a look at the top stories police in or the cost of a stop russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid reaching struggling local serbs stripping them of vital supplies in an apparent show political force. that is the latest plan to save the euro zone faces the very real prospect of falling flat on its face debt stricken europe routes will have to persuade euro skeptic britain to cough up for a new blog why bailouts were the imam. blackwater's seats back into iraq the infamous mercenary company undergoes a rebranded facelift in an effort to raise as wide a history and cash in on the country's in so uncertain future. now as the day draws closer for the u.s. to withdraw its troops from iraq we talk to one of the architects of the war in the country our interview is next. we're sitting down with one of the most controversial figures in the u.s. politics he was existent to secretary of defense under president reagan he was chairman of the defense

the headlines on our t.v. russian billionaire mikhail prokhorov formally announced he's running in the presidential election next the country's third wealthiest person in the political stage earlier this year when he headed up the right course political party only to quit over disagreements with other party members. thousands flood the center of moscow again but this time it's the supporters of the victorious united russia party that follows mass opposition rallies station would claim is the result of a parliamentary vote. on greece's a second a multi-billion euro rescue package skepticism over the efficiency of the about the measure that's also was a practice within the e.u. wide with britain vetoing the franco german plans to create a common a fiscal union. and occupy protesters take their rallies to the next level they plan a shutdown of america's west coast ports from san diego all the way to anchorage followers of series of police raids the result of you know pictures of camps and dozens of arrests. those

in the white see up close and below the ice on our t.v. . today's news on the week's top stories snotty tens of thousands rally in central moscow attesting against the results of this month's parliamentary home present the benefits postal sweeping political reforms some of which are already under way to the state duma. if syria is not in a spiral of violence the forty four killed in suicide blasts into mass chaos countries also struggling down to the west.

in the white see up close and below the ice on our t.v. . news today violence has once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all over the day. witnesses. to history in the making of. testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . here with our to recap of our top stories egypt is working to shape its post-revolutionary future by reestablishing relations abroad as the country's foreign minister heads to moscow. britain considers measures to protect itself from the potential demise of the euro the plans reportedly include restricting cash flows and even closing borders. a controversial trial starts in russia as prosecutors seek to ban a version.

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in the white see a whole bunch below the ice on our t.v. . me he. says. welcome back your weather to here's a look at the top stories. the u.s. moves to warships near the area where ron is carrying out naval wargames that's us to iran threatens to block a key maritime supply route. after the outgoing year or two could stall on a number of euro zone governments many doubt the so-called your gratz now in charge will bring relief some of them were behind the euro's failings. while the syrian opposition is bursting.