t.v. arab league on ice with syria in fact finding mission is frozen up through violence as it's triggering pressure from the e.u. and tough talks at the u.n. security council. u.s. police take the gloves off approach against occupy protesters in oakland firing tear gas and flash grenades arresting hundreds in the process. this week also saw all mine anger spilling onto the streets as internet users in poland fought against a new international anti-piracy agreement seen as censorship and human rights abuse . and here in russia the internet has become a battlefield for pre-election campaigners with provocative viral videos and slogans used as weapons in the online battle for votes. to the weekly here on our t.v. this sunday i mean he said no way with the latest news from around the world and a look back at the week's very top stories we begin with the arab league's monitoring mission in syria which has been suspended due to a sharp rise in violence opposition activists suggest that over two hundred people have been killed in the past four days across the country syria's state t.v. has report

t.v. leagues from league admission arab nations hold their observers work in syria of reports of an upsurge in violence damascus says that could make things worse. talks between iran and u.n. nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension tehran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions a lot of reaction on that very shortly here and. also u.s. anti corporate protests feel the full force of the lord oakland again with offices resorting to tear gas and flash grenades to disperse demonstrators and arrest hundreds. multinational proposals to stop where the piracy sparked mass protests in poland activists say their government is supporting internet censorship north of copyright protection our top stories this hour. with a look back at the top stories from the past seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly t.v. the arab league's observer mission in syria has halted its work saying it's concerned over reports of a rise in violence more than a hundred people are thought to have been killed in recent fighting between security forc

t.v. arab league an ice the syrian fact finding mission is frozen after violence escalates triggering pressure from the top dogs at the u.n. security council. and revolutionary aftershocks deadly clashes and troop buildup and libya while in egypt hundreds of thousands stage fresh protests against their ruling military jondo. us police take gloves off approach against occupy protesters in oakland firing tear gas and flash grenades arresting dozens in the process. this week also saw in line angers spilling into the streets as internet users in poland fought against a new that in national and piracy agreement seen as censorship accu and rights abuses. here in russia the internet has become a battlefield for re-election campaigners with provocative viral videos and slogans used as weapons in the online battle for votes. it is ten am in the russian capital you watching r t with me marina josh welcome the arab league's monitoring mission in syria has been suspended due to a sharp rise in violence opposition activists suggest that over two hundred people have been killed in the past four days across

t.v. arab league on ice the syrian fact finding mission is frozen after violence as collates triggering pressure from the e.u. and tougher talks at the u.n. security council. and revolutionary aftershocks deadly clashes and troop build up in libya while in egypt hundreds of thousands stage fresh protests against their ruling military jhumpa. puts us please take a gloves off approach against occupy protesters in oakland firing tear gas and flash grenades arresting hundreds in the process. we also saw online anger spilling onto the streets and internet users in poland fought against a new international anti piracy agreement seen as censorship and human rights abuses. also the iranian parliament to set to vote on an immediate cut off of oil supplies to the e.u. in a preemptive strike against the blocs crude embargo on tehran due in the summer something many fear will backfire on you up a frail economy and now andrew is here with the sports update and the latest from the men's final at the australian open. hello there thanks for watching the sports and these other headlines battling down on the top

t.v. arab league i want to have talk out our call.as for intervention in syria other members warn it could lead to region wide open routes to be involved masochists have announced a general amnesty for political prisoners in accordance with the peace plan. the u.k. ops the entity against iran pushing for a tough e.u. oil embargo which tehran's promise to counter by blocking a vital transit route london says it will take military action in the persian gulf if the islamic state.

t.v. the league's an. arab nations hold their observance work in syria reports of an upsurge in violence. that could make things worse. the talks between iran and you when you play inspectors resume international tension iran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. with days as a response to sanctions. u.s. protests. began with offices resorting to tear gas and flash grenades since first demonstrators arrest hundreds of. activists say their government is supporting internet censorship copyright protection. as romaine stories this hour. fifteen minutes from now in the meantime cage is next with the sport. hello welcome to the sports heroes and here are the headlines thriller down around no but just a bit later rough on the dog in five sets to win his third astride the loping title after almost six hours on court. while got his fight back on robin van persie scored twice from the penalty spot has also come back to win three two and knocked aston villa out of the f.a. cup. forty three new zealand alex th

t.v. the arab league's observer mission in syria has halted its work saying it's concerned over reports of a rise in violence more than a hundred people are thought to have been killed in fighting between security forces and rebel groups in the last few days alone russia has criticized the league's decision to end what it described as a useful instrument and called for more monitors in syria sarah ferguson latest for us now from the syrian capital damascus. the sense really from moscow that this decision to hold the mission was going to inflame an already very volatile situation and unfortunately as seems to be exactly what we've seen happening here now foreign minister sergei lavrov was speaking today on his tour of the asia pacific countries and he said that he didn't understand why such a useful tool had been treated in this way we've seen the observer mission start and eventually grounds to hold they never really recovered after that decision last week so the goal stays when they withdrew their monitors now their decision they said was because they felt the mission had failed to hold t

t.v. says arab league officials say the government's pulled out heavy weapons and tanks from civilian areas so the activists have previously said was untrue opposition groups also accused the massacres of misleading the league's observers by taking them to areas loyal to the government as pressure builds and syrian authorities the country's foreign ministry slammed the u.s. with the theory of washington sent an envoy to the arab league for talks about the latest developments barrow based political analyst and journalist old roman a shabby says the league's observers around the r. and a heavy western pressure. the arab observers that have been. sent to syria from the arab league in cairo have been working for the past week and additional numbers of observers entering syria they are under a lot of pressure apparently there are some american pressure there are pressures by some arab countries that are pro-american on the your observers to actually affect the way they will draft their reports these observers the syrian officials have been given the or service access to all locations in syria to

t.v. . the arab league is set to decide whether to give the going out to another month of their monitoring mission in syria while the opposition wants the un security council to get involved. pushed to the edge the internet erupts in a few or all were plans to span a web of censorship striking back with internet while blackouts a massive hacking attacks. israel and the us talk tactics over a possible conflict in the gulf as they gather forces at iran's borders while the e.u. prepares as well in bargo words of ron's alleged nuclear ambitions. and rumania public anger a spill is over hundreds and arrested and dozens injured as police quell violence and a massive ongoing anti-government protests. it is one pm in the russian capital you're watching r.t.l. marina joshua into the program of the arab league's fact finding mission in syria is waiting for the green light to continue its monetary activities for another month the decision is due to come later on sunday as the observers report comes under scrutiny at the league's gathering in cairo that's a bit harsh criticism from opposition groups were. say

t.v. dot com. arab league observers say syrian leaders have told how the weapons out of key cities and release prisoners but the group is still looking for ways to end the young going violence. egyptians are casting their vote in the country's third round of parliamentary elections but with recent raids on foreign n.g.o.s it's feared the military's grip on power could remain as strong as ever. and iran's missile test in the gulf draw western condemnation but critics say the u.s. provoking tehran by slapping down bad for a more crippling sanctions. it is eleven am in the russian capital you're watching our t.v. let me bring in joshua welcome to the program they are of league says syria's government has withdrawn have the weapons from cities across the country and released some thirty five hundred prisoners but the body confirmed snipers are still a threat and cold for an end to the shooting activists claim hundreds have been killed since the monitoring team arrived last week drawing criticism both from within s

t.v. but league admission arab nations hold their observers work in syria reports of an upsurge in violence and asked says that could make things worse. talks between iran and you a new plan specters international tension iran is considering stopping part of a new within days as a response to sanctions. for so u.s. article protests feel the full force of the law and oakland again but officers resorting to tear gas and flash grenades to disperse demonstrators and arrest hundreds. multinational proposals to stop weapons piracy sparked mass protests in poland i can say the government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection. not to bring it up there with more news stories in the us and thirty minutes from now the meantime enjoy the beauty of a nature reserve hidden away in the caucasus declared a world heritage site by unesco it can be reached only by helicopter. southern russia. this faraway place can be reached by helicopter. the first few special permission to travel around here. mitri says and his son can have such a climate but it only allows them to film the landscapes.

t.v. don't come. the arab league is set to decide whether to give the go ahead to another month of the or monitoring mission in syria while the opposition wants the un security council to get involved . pushed to the edge of the internet or robson a furor over plans to expand a web censorship strike bad weather and why blackouts a massive hacking attacks. israel and the us talk tactics over a possible conflict in the gulf they gather forces at iran's borders while the e.u. prepares its oil embargo over to bronze alleged nuclear ambitions. and romania public anger spills over a hundred arrested and dozens injured as police quell violence amid a mass of ongoing anti-government protest. a day out of the russian capital you're watching r t would be read in joshua today we take a look at the top stories of the week as well as the latest news the arab league's fact finding mission in syria is waiting for the green light to continue its monitoring antibodies for another month the decision is due to come later on sunday as t

t.v. dot com. the arab league suspends its observer mission in syria citing escalating the violence and damascus criticizes the move alleging it is aimed at increasing pressure for foreign intervention and will also encourage more violence from armed groups. protesters in poland to continue fighting the international anti web piracy pact and their politicians who support the notorious trade agreement activists say it allows governments to police the internet under the guise of protecting copyright. and after two weeks of talks in a deadlock and agree standards of lenders could now be near a deal within days that will reduce the country's debt meanwhile the eurozone crisis has been the focal point at the annual world economic forum in davos. next to the latest sports news with union and a why saturday was a day to forget for russian tennis star maria sharapova. this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including these stories in brief. all from you grace maria sharapova gets well and truly g

t.v. the league's beleaguered mission arab nations halt their observers work in syria over reports of an upsurge in violence and ask says that it could make things worse the. talks between iran and un nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension iran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions. although u.s. anti corporate protests feel the full force of the law in oakland again with officers resorting to tear gas and flash grenades to disperse demonstrators as hundreds are arrested. and multinational proposals to stop where piracy sparked mass protests in poland activists say their government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection. a warm welcome to the weekly here in artsy this sunday with me and you so now we've got the latest news from around the world and a look back at the week's top stories we begin with the arab league observers mission in syria which has stopped its work saying it's concerned over reports of a spike of violence more than a hundred people are thought to have been killed in fighting between security

t.v. the league's beleaguered mr and arab nation top their observers work theory zero reports of an upsurge in violence the math kid says not to make things more. comforting iran and u.n. nuclear is factors resume amid international tensions ironic considering fumbling fuel supply from the e.u. within days as a response to thanks of. all for us and to corporate protests feel the full force of the law in oakland began with officers resorting to tear down flash grenades to disperse demonstrators and harass two hundred. and multinational proposals to stop web piracy sparked mass protests in all of the activists say their government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection. when al qaeda has the latest from australia in the sport both. hello welcome to the latest sport this sunday which has produced a classic tennis final round on the i love my job to reach speeds rafael nadal in five sets to win his third a storied open title after almost six hours on course. can give you a good evolution claims his seventh european title in stalin's russia dominates the figure skating champi

t.v. don't come. the arab league urges an end to brutality in syria but doesn't want you want involved however the group itself has come under criticism for failing to stop the violence while many of the troubled country just want to return to peace. again a standing man's accused of the tory is wrong prison within a month that's half of those held in the us wrong facilities say they have been repeatedly abused and tortured. and your survival is back on the agenda where the region's first couple due to meet in berlin to discuss implementing fiscal discipline rules agreed in december but concerns mount a cash cow germany's out of the power grab in return for its investment. speed lines here in our back to the top of the hour the meantime though here's ports of date with kate. hello welcome to the sports and these other top stories battle of manchester wayne rooney schools twice and pulls gold returns for retirement as united winning three to a ten man city to knock out the holders in streaming down a tie on the next b

t.v. dot com. the arab league urges any and toward telling syria but doesn't want to you want to involve however the group itself has come under criticism for failing to stop the violence while many in the troubled country just want their return to please. get out of san demands a conservatory is the wrong prison within a month that's after those held in the u.s. run facility say they have been repeatedly abused and tortured. and euro survival is back on the agenda where the region's first couple holding their first meeting in berlin for discuss implementing fiscal discipline agreed and the sound concerns about the cash cow germany's a power grab in return for its investments. up next it's the latest sports news with kate. hello welcome to the sports and these other top stories battle of manchester wayne rooney schools twice and paul scholes returns from retirement as united winning three two at ten mouths to knock out the holders appealing string if i have to tie the next bench and have a pool. while we're on the

t.v. it comes as arab league officials say the government has pulled out heavy weapons and tanks from civilian areas something activists have previously said was untrue while opposition groups also accused the masochists of misleading the league's observers by taking them to areas loyal to the government as president builds on syrian authorities the country's foreign ministry slammed the u.s. for interfering that's after washington sent an envoy to the arab league for talks on the latest developments of for more on this let's now talk to political analyst and journalist dr omar be he joins us live on the line from beirut thanks for being with us these moves by the syrian government seem to be a significant breakthrough but opposition forces deny any steps forward have actually been made where do you think the truth the truth might lie. well first let us wait for the report of the observers the arab observers that have been. sent to syria from the arab league in cairo have been working for the past week and they are additional the numbers of observers entering syria they are under a lot of pres

t.v. it comes as arab league officials say the government has pulled out heavy weapons and tanks from civilian areas something activists had previously said was untrue opposition groups also accuse damascus of misleading the league observers by taking them to areas loyal to the government as pressure builds on syrian authorities the country's foreign ministry slamming you asked for interfering that's after washington sent an envoy to the arab league for top form of latest developments london based political analyst chris bambery believes america's actions indicate it's gearing up for military intervention. at this meeting with the arab league there. and sanctions against syria and the key are in the sense of prize turkey has been involved in arming the free syrian free syrian army and training them and we nor there are also american advisors in those camps in turkey training it and i think when you combine that that together sanctions the deploy the diplomatic moves but also the involvement with the free syrian army it begins to create a dynamic where perhaps the americans don't want and woman

t.v. it comes as arab league officials say the government has pulled out heavy weapons and tanks from civilian areas something activists have previously said was untrue the opposition groups also accused the massacres of misleading the league's observers by taking them to areas boil to the government as pressure builds on syrian authorities the country's foreign minister slammed the u.s. for interfering that's after washington sent an envoy to the arab league for talks on the latest developments london based political analyst chris bambery says western sanctions in syria are likely to be followed by intervention i think we will see for the sanctions and we should remember that sanctions worked in former yugoslavia and in iraq the prone to war there was a way of softening up the those countries for direct intervention by nato and by american american forces the americans and its allies in the west are desperate to get a handle on the arab spring which is broken out that was one of the reasons for the intervention in libya of we want to create a loyal ally of the west in the region although i th

t.v. the day after the arab league called on all sides of the conflict in syria to cease fire and implement a peace plan violence still rages on activists claim at least those hundred people were killed on monday the government crackdown on protesters continues to spike the arab league. nuclear power brinksmanship iran launches a new uranium enrichment facility after threatening to shut down of vital oil supply route in the gulf sparking warnings of military action from the u.s. but the west has imposed a tough new sanctions on iran over its nuclear ambitions. new year and new worries for europe as the leaders of france and germany meet to kickstart a rescue plan for the euro with strict fiscal controls but concerns grow the limb now wants a bigger return on its investments. i do stay with us here our to kate is here next with the latest action from the world of sports. hello welcome to the latest sports update thank you for joining me coming up. goes fourth two thousand and eight when i'm sure after a seated number for the upcoming australian open three russian women in the top sixteen now

t.v. the league's beleaguered mission arab nations hold their observers work in syria reports of an upsurge in violence damascus says that could make things worse. talks between iran and u.n. nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension tehran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions. also u.s. time to call for protests feel the full force of the law in oakland again with offices with a wanted to gas and flash grenades to disperse demonstrators and arrest a hundred. national proposals to stop where the power of mass protests in poland activists say their government is supporting internet censorship copyright protection more of those stories in our weekly in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime sports news next with kate. hello welcome to the sports heroes and here are the headlines drill down and no but just a bit peter ruff found a dog in five sets to win his third astride you open title after almost six hours on course. while got this point back in robin van persie scored twice from the penalty spot has also come back to a three

t.v. the league's beleaguered mission arab nations called their observers work in syria over reports of an upsurge in violence damascus says that could make things worse. talks between iran and the u.n. nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension iran is considering dumping fuel supply for the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions. although u.s. anti-corporate protest feel the full force of the law in oakland began with officers resorting to tear gas and clash grenades to disperse demonstrators and arrested hundreds. and multinational proposals to stop web piracy sparked mass protest in poland activists say their government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection. seven pm here in moscow welcome to the weekly here on our team this sunday many so now we begin with the arab league's observer mission in syria which has halted its work saying it's concerned over reports of a spike in violence more than one hundred people are thought to have been killed in fighting between security forces and rebel groups in the last few days alone damascus condemned the decisi

t.v. the league the beleaguered mission the arab nations all that said his work in syria the fourth but not said he wanted russia says that could make things what it. told between iran and the u.k. inspectors it was human need international attention turned on its considering stopping fuel supplies to be here within days after the response to sanctions and. also u.s. anti corporate crash out of the field of forced schools of the world to oakland again we're told this is resulting to take out a plan to create a state of demonstrators at a restaurant. multinational proposals to stop web piracy sparked mass protests in poland actually it say their government is supporting internet censorship. but. following welcome to our cities and weekly review i mean our thanks for joining as far as the arab league's observer mission in syria has halted its work so i think concern over a rise in violence with over one hundred killed in the last few days and clashes still underway russia has criticized the decision to air and water it's described as a useful initiative sarfraz has the latest from damascus.

t.v. . and need to do list for the syrian leadership the arab league demands the creation of a national unity government and steps up calls for president assad to step down something the regime has allegedly rejected. gratian office to join the european union after a national referendum marred by clashes polymerized opinion and a disappointing turnout. russia's policy on internal migration falls into the focus of vehement presidential run or water or food as he present another set of plans as part of his election programme. is the headlines here in our sports next with her mom. fellow walk into sport on artsy come and see a live from moscow with me ron cost for it let's take a quick look at the headlines. the last two standing the new york giants and new england patriots when their respective conference titles to set up a super bowl showdown next month. the giants killer rushes you got that i'm not proud of our ads serena williams for her list of big name victims at this year's australian open. gunning for the playoffs the most prolific collapse in the n.h.l. history sunday's speaks to or exc

t.v. don't come. serious slams an arab league plan to solve the country's crisis with wiring president assad to step down calling it an interference in its internal affairs what's. the e.u. formally adopted while in bargo against iran as part of president the sanctions against the country there are fears that the sanctions may backfire for the details in a few moments. and for a show of votes in favor of joining the debt stricken but a low turnout for the national referendum and some violent protests are exposed to visions within the country. midnight in moscow i met good to have you with us here on r t our top story syria has rejected an arab league proposal to resolve the country's crisis that requires president assad to relinquish power damascus slammed the plan calling it interference in its internal affairs an attack on its sovereignty has more from damascus. likud president bashar al assad to step down and to hand power of his deputy they also called for the formation of a national unity government and that would be a pretty late early parliamentary and presidential elections now those calls have b