. >> warner: the road from tahrir square to a new egypt winds through modest neighborhoods like embaba in cairo. and last night, volunteers from the new "el adl," or "justice," party descended on this coffee shop with cheer and resolve, bearing brochures and campaign videos.

and still ahead for you this hour another gathering of the same old place crowds move again to tahrir square in cairo already anger at the new rulers. and president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act companies by stern warnings that there's no time left for political bickering. now russia will send a fact finding mission to syria to get firsthand information on the situation there the decision was announced by the country's presidential envoy to africa and about again following his meeting with a delegation of syrian opposition leaders in moscow well they blame president bashar al assad for the political deadlock in syria say he's making the same fatal mistakes as libya's battle leader colonel gadhafi moscow however promises to do what's best to avert a libyan scenario in syria telling both sides of the conflict that it's time to move from the battlefield to the negotiating table president medvedev made this position clear in his latest interview artie's peter all over sums up the main points. president medvedev has warned against viewing the situation in syria in terms of goo

gathered in tahrir square once again demanding swift a change calling for the ending of military rule and a concrete time ally for hyundai a bit disappointing. and the second part of our special report about post-war illnesses revealing how the deadly legacy of war can affect military personnel long after they returned. of course with the relationship between the media and the military develops on a technical level you know it's not a very important relationship and actually there are ways to use the media for example the media can show a selected situation to convey a particular image out of it what is more relevant is how the other levels of misinformation can affect the different media because the media always belong to someone and the media there is always a bit a lot of money and someone that decides the fate of a bitch. like a dump truck or something new is happening and it would affect the development of neurosciences in the new sciences are different to misinformation at sea or so-called desert formats as the soviets used to call it. the neurosciences study the values of socia

. >> warner: the road from tahrir square to a new egypt winds through modest neighborhoods like embaba and last night, volunteers from the new "el adl," or "justice," party descended on this coffee shop with cheer and resolve, bearing brochures and campaign videos. trying to coax an audience from their cars in the streets and from their games of backgammon indoors. but the young organizers found that, in the brand-new game of egyptian retail politics, it's a buyer's market. >> ( translated ): i think, in a couple of years, these parties will be filtered and you can determine who is good or not. then, i can make a choice. right now, i cant decide. >> warner: but time is what the dozens of new political parties in egypt don't have. parliamentary elections are just around the corner, yet the ruling military council hasn't set a firm date, district boundaries, or campaign laws. it's a far cry from the clarity of the heady 18-day revolution last winter that began with protests in tahrir square and ended by toppling president hosni mubarak. now, the revolutionaries have to do the hard work o

also gyptian gathered in tahrir square again this time demanding faster democratic forms and a handover of power from the military to civilian. funerals been held in london for the man whose death triggered a wave of violent riots across the u.k. father of four mark duggan was shot dead during a police operation back in august. this part of north london is in mourning today as the funeral of mark duggan takes place you will remember. this area who was allegedly shot recently by police marksmen at the beginning of august that sparked riots which starts in the wood green tottenham area spread to other parts of london and then eventually to the rest of the country leading to a large amount of civil unrest which the government and police are still reeling from the funerals being attended by around about a thousand people far too many to fit inside the small church and interestingly the police presence here today is incredibly. see any there are hardly any police here that all dressed in their normal uniforms. no aggressive policing whatsoever and this is a community that has a deep mistrust

egyptians gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power for the military to civilians the process is set to become the biggest since the uprising that toppled mubarak. and president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern warnings that there's no time left for political bickering. next small sco out expose the nicest routes in moscow for a gentle stroll where the usual indian summer of september provides a great time to visit as are about to find. montero. historic. friendly. dynamic. to friends but. my co. hello welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital by foot one of the scummy neighborhoods can you take a stroll around what you wore when the weather was bad and what the situations when you realize it outside the busy city center and we started here just south of the kremlin of the area called the mosque where that. the streets of moscow you'll see him will have a time machine you have to see if you will lose a few something exciting very differe

in egypt crowds are gathering again in cairo's tahrir square urging interim military rulers to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete timeline no for a handover to civilian rule but also demanding an end to military trials for civilians the so-called million man protesters likely to become one of the largest demonstrations since the february uprising and another part of the capital protesters are torn parts of the security wall outside the israeli embassy. watching r.t. from moscow let's catch up with the business now greenness elect. hello and welcome to business here on arts and now in the wake of the plane crash we are starving president dmitry medvedev has called for widespread reform of the aviation sector although the cause of the disaster is still not known and the still has problems such as poor maintenance base of facilities and delays sent and part of the overhaul is likely to include of radical reduction in the number of airlines. it's one hundred thirty hour winds in russia and out of this one hundred thirty town execute eighty five percent of all transfers so b

in egypt crowds are gathering again in cairo's tahrir square urging interim military rulers to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete timeline now for a handover to civilian rule but also demanding an end to military trials for civilians the so-called million man protesters likely to become one of the largest demonstrations since the february uprising at another part of the capital protesters are told parts of the security wall outside the israeli embassy. your charity for muscular to catch up with a business now brain is here that. business here on art see well in the wake of the plane crash in the president dmitry medvedev has called for widespread reform of the aviation sector although the cause of the disaster is still not now the industry has recognized problems such as poor maintenance facilities and weak regulation and part of the overhaul is likely to include every article reduction in the number of airlines. one hundred. and out of these one hundred thirty ten execute eighty five percent of transfers so basically ten is sixty two quite a wart and i mean one hundred

to gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilian protesters set to become the biggest since the uprising that. president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern warnings it was no time for political bickering. just fifteen seconds away from paid lavelle's later showed his guest tonight discuss how nine eleven attacks transformed the world's politics.

egyptians gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilian protesters set to become the biggest since the uprising that toppled. moscow is not taking sides over syria saying there will be no peace through bloodshed and calls on both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. well up next here on r t it's moscow out to stay with us.

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a group of activists has broken away from a larger demonstration in nearby tahrir square earlier. israel's ambassador to egypt is reported to be at cairo airport waiting to leave the country. a bbc journalist joins me on the line now from cairo. how close are you to these scenes that we're seeing here? >> instead of the -- i am right now in front of hundreds of egyptian protesters. they are protesting and they are trying to invade. i have seen tear gas. they try to separate them. they succeeded to destroy in the front of the embassy. >> the protesters' attack on the embassy has been going on for some hours. it started earlier in the afternoon. would you say that the violence and the scale of the situation is still escalating there? >> it is escalating. not exactly at the embassy, but on one side, they are trying to invade. they are chanting also. they both don't want to rule anymore. they are accusing them of killing. we understand also that more than 100 people have entered, many of them by tear gas and four of them -- [inaudible] this is some gunshots, live shots actually from s

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the group capable of deposing mubarak in tahrir square has no political agenda except for getting ont. that's a problem all of the countries will confront. as yeats said, the best lack all conviction. >> you don't kill five israeli soldiers and create the reaction you got. i'm sorry, five egyptian soldiers. >> before that israeli soldiers were killed in an attack -- >> i understand that. >> we'll come back to the issue with egypt. i heard a talk you gave about the arab spring and you were pessimistic. you spent 25 years promoting democracy from the reagan administration onwards. are you worried that -- you must be worried that in the arab world it's not working out. >> of course. we all have to worry as we watch islamist groups and other extremist groups come out and try to make their case. the anti-dote has to be democra democracy. it has to be to make the argument this is a dead end. this is wrong. this is not the kind of islam we want in this country whether it's egypt or libya. we found this out in the arab spring. suppression will not work forever. there's got to be an argument

in cairo dumping the reams of documents over the balcony on its came as thousands gathered in tahrir square once again demanding swift a train calling for the ending of military rule on the concrete timeline for one day the civilian government.

and when we were at the tahrir square, a protest rally last friday, that infuriating the young activiststo one young couple, highly educated, both underemployed and they said that's ridiculous. the recent foreign investment in egypt is drying up right now. it's because without wants to invest in a country in which you don't know who is going to be running the government. what kind of government it will be in six months. finally, ray, there is another factor that just developed the past week and that is, of course, the attack on the israel embassy. in the last five days the stock market has been down absolutely every day. and according to the egyptian media this is nonarab investors pulling their money out. because what it conveyed was a general sense of lawlessness here which may be a slight exaggeration. but not reassuring to anyone who is thinking of investing in this country. >> suarez: i'm glad you brought that up. because in that same stretch of days, the president of turkey was in he-- egypt. is the political map of the eastern mediterranean now being redrawn? is egypt moving towar

we have to do is look at the crowds at tahrir square in egypt. it was men and women side by side fighting together. it was the same thing in iran in 2009 with the green movement. in a way, young people do not have those same sticking point when it comes to the old ways of gender relations. it is one of many things of their parents' generation that they have discarded. the other issue, of course, is the role of the internet. i talk a lot about the internet and how it is completely changing a worldwide community of faith, the uma. what is fascinating is web to porno in creating the virtual -- what is fascinating is web 2.0 in trading a virtual suicide, when you have a billion and a half muslims, what is fascinating with facebook and twitter and all of this social media technology is that new communities are starting to form so that this kid in indonesia has more in common with a muslim kid in las vegas that he does with anyone in his own community. new communities, and is forming on line. tavis: -- new communities, new identities forming on line. t

at a recent rally in tahrir square saw women in technicolor headscarves and designer jeans; but alsoblack abayas. men ran the gamut from club kids to bearded imams and one philadelphia phillies fanatic a long way from the south side facing east, and leading prayers. we heard concern about the brothers political advantages over secular parties and their aims. >> ( translated ): the only political force that has a real platform or experience is the brotherhood. so it's not fair for them to be competing against these other parties, which need to be given a fair chance. >> reporter: 40-year-old mother inez aly, not veiled at all, was very worried about the broterhood's social agenda. >> they want to take the country to iran and to the saudi arabia; i don't know where. >> reporter: ridiculous, said the freedom and justice party's el erian: >> that is the wrong perception. we are not going to impose any model of islam for the people. egyptians are muslims, christians and religious and obeying and obedient for their faithful lives without any compulsory power. >> reporter: that may be el- e

gyptian is gather again in tahrir square this time demanding fast democratic reforms to honduras from the military to somebody approaches to from big brother tell me about. president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern warnings there's no time left for political bickering. this is our take. a lot of thank you for joining me and here are the top sports stories. of the future i saw his top stars offer to rebuild the locomotive side after wednesday's plane crash killed all but one of its two. wall for more lewis hamilton dominates friday's practice for the italian grow up to spinning out of the previous hole where one race in belgium. cost so heavy the tally to its code takes a fifteen kilogram edge into his w.b.c. title defense. and silences talk of the time and. now the initial steps have been taken to rebuild like i want jaroslav all i saw off the wednesday's plane crash kills thirty six of their players and coaching staff as the bosses of the kontinental hockey league have also teams to give up some of their players to create a new side to ensure th

egyptians gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilians the protest is set to become the biggest since the uprising that toppled mubarak. and president obama unveils his half a trillion dollar jobs act accompanied by stern warnings that there's no time left for political bickering. it's exactly eight forty six pm now you're in moscow let's catch up with kate she's got the latest friday night sport. hello welcome to this force and where the top story is. hope for the future ice hockey stop stars offer to rebuild the automotive side of the wednesday's plane crash killed eagle one of its team. wall by now fear is vulnerable and anastasio public not out of the us open to end this year's dreams of a russian champion of flushing meadows. catch him if you can a twenty one year old rookie wrangler coffee equals the n.f.l. record for the longest touchdown return on his professional debut. but first initial steps have been taken to rebuild like amount of jaroslava ice hockey club after wednesday's plane crash

popular uprising that ousted hosni mubarak from power thousands had gathered at the capital's tahrir square urging an end to military rule and pressing urgent reforms president of the arab lawyers. are worries islamic groups may ultimately benefit from the arrest. well that's a good movements vying for all of that trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration it's only the liberals this slimmest taking boston it is accusing the other one of trying to show that. the islamists. the election though because well for the election though it takes they will definitely get votes then the liberals the demonstrations will continue i think the egyptian people who will not accept the military continue to be in this five most of the military as everybody knows the same old team of mubarak people who are picked by mubarak with the approval of them out of them out of kids would be happy for the. military disdain but i don't think the people who would. president obama is urging voters across the u.s. to get behind his half trillion dollar stimulus package and create jobs and pressu

egyptians gather again in tahrir square this time demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civil yes the protests the subset become the biggest since the op was in that toppled mubarak. also was not taking sides over syria saying there will be no peace through blood shedding and calls on both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. and explore the deadly legacy of war and the illness that could hit servicemen even long after their home that's next. the war has changed dimensions. has changed both in a practical and in a motivational send. more than anything else the impulses for war have changed forever war is one of the most difficult concepts to define today more than ever but there still classifies using time periods such as from one thousand fifteen thousand nine hundred eighteen and some eight hundred forty to mention forty five. now a days there's a war and people have ignored it when it started but what is most worrying is not the fact that it's uncertain when it will be and i don't think the real problem is that

now in egypt i were looking at the live pictures from tahrir square as were crowds are gathering again at the square urging interim military rulers to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete timeline for a handover to civilian rule there also demanding to put an end to military trials for civilians the million man protest billed as correcting the path of revolution is likely to become one of the largest demonstrations since the february uprising the ruling military council said it would allow peaceful protests but would not tolerate any violence. turkey's vowed to sue the international court over its blockade of gaza it's already called all military and trade ties with television it refused to apologize for killing nine turks last year they were part of the humanitarian flotilla that tried to break through the blockade had imposed it in two thousand and seven after hamas came to power in the palestinian authority be a turkish prime minister promised that in future the navy ships travel to the gaza strip. of a conflict that follows a veteran's home far from the battlefield

david cameron was going to egypt walking around tahrir square trick leaving his belief in human rights and freedom and democracy and the next stop was kuwait and it turned out he was traveling with eight hours company executives but the whole purpose of the trip this trade one of the big trade to a trade to make was weapons straight to the middle east the government says it's tightening restrictions on who can buy weapons that could be used for oppression and it claims an invite here doesn't guarantee an export license but defense is big business for britain it generated twenty two billion pounds for the economy last year and the case now the second biggest weapons exporter in the world with money like that up for grabs turning customers away empty handed may prove difficult either bennett r.t. london. well tensions running high in northern kossovo with the breakaway regions authorities planning to seize control of two border crossings later on friday nato troops have blocked off one of the checkpoints well cos of in-service use trucks to shut off the road to the other earlier a servic

thousands of egyptians have turned have returned rather to cairo's tahrir square this time of the slow pace of reforms the protesters also want military tribunals abolished and a concrete timeline for one hundred over to civilian rule the standard the slogan correcting the path is likely to become one of the largest demonstrations that former president hosni mubarak was ousted in february in another part of the comfort zone hundreds of protesters have turned down the heart of the security wall that houses the israeli embassy and afterwards broke into the building the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak is now facing charges for the killing of protesters during the uprising that led to his resignation one of those taking part in today's demonstration of dr shari our guest sally harper says the problem is that the. and it all has changed by step down. we think that now we are living they's that they're very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime. not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with the demonstrations a

thousands of again gathered in cairo's tahrir square this time they're urging there in the interim military rulers to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete timeline for a handover to civilian rule there also demanding an end to military trials for civilians the so-called million man protest is likely to become one of the largest demonstrations since the february uprising and in another part of the capital protesters have told part of the security wall outside the israeli embassy egyptian t.v. reports that part of the interior ministry building has been set on fire tonight one of the organizers of today's demonstration dr. lee harvey says the problem is very little has changed since mubarak was ousted. we think that now we are living a very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime. not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with the stations and with the strikes of the people and the way also that the security forces the spectators of a football match two days ago which also have fueled a lot of rage in t

for a week with them bonsa to recall to tel aviv the violence came that thousands gathered in tahrir square once again demanding swift change and a concrete timeline for a transfer from military rule to democratic government. and also by the u.s. major policies of welcome president obama's plan to upgrade jobs but experts say the competition and dollar stimulus package might be just too much for a split congress to swallow. on those who says it plans to stand a fact finding mission just to.

. >> and you and i saw it in tahrir square in egypt, the dominos falling and many people telling us theyw relationship with america. >> a relationship based on mutual respect and dignity and one that, now, really, american foreign policy will have to take into account the arab street and maybe now it will be more friendly, because it will not be under the yolk of dictators who they believe the u.s. supported and kept in place. >> christiane amanpour with us tonight, thank you very much. >>> and still ahead on this special edition of "world news," the survivors. from the twin towers to the pentagon, tonight, some of what they saw we never heard about. the view across one office floor. and that flash of blue. why it changed the course for group of firefighters. >>> and the snapshots of the lost. all those fliers on 9/11, we haven't forgotten them. tonight, the story those images still tell ten years later. >>> and later tonight, the nation looking forward. the view on this 9/11 you haven't seen. tonight, we're going to take you straight to the top of the new world trade center. americans t

in egypt crowds are gathering again in cairo's tahrir square urging interim military rulers to accelerate democratic reforms and announce a concrete hard life for handover to civilian rule there also demanding an end to military trials for civilians but the so-called million man protest is likely to become one of the largest demonstrations is a february our pricing however president of the arab lawyers association far believes is largest groups will ultimately benefit from your guest the various political movements vying for trying to show who is bigger than the i think this demonstration is only the liberals not taking part in it it is accusing the other one of trying to show their power the islamists are not concerned about the election law because well for the election they will definitely get higher votes than the liberals and demonstrations will continue i think the egyptian people will not accept that the military continue to be in power this by the fact that most of the military as everybody knows are the same team of mubarak they are people who are handpicked by mubarak with the a

troops where they are we got that discussion coming up in a few minutes also gyptian is gathering tahrir square again this time demanding fast democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilian. russia will send a fact finding mission to syria to get firsthand information about the situation there the decision was announced by the country's presidential envoy to africa. following his meeting with a delegation of syrian opposition leaders here in moscow they blame president bashar al assad for the political deadlock in syria right now saying he's making the same fatal mistakes as libya's impassively to colonel gadhafi moscow the promise is that it was best to avert a libyan scenario in syria telling both sides of the conflict that it's time to move from the battlefield to the negotiating table now president event of made that position clear in his latest interview. with probably the resolutions we will prove to send a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact be addressed to both sides things aren't just black and white the antigovernment protesters in syria are no

popular uprising that ousted hosni mubarak from power thousands are gathered in the capital's tahrir square urging an end to military rule and pressing for urgent reforms the president of the arab oil as associations worries islamic groups might ultimately benefit from the. the various political movements vying for all of that trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration it's only the liberals this slimmest not taking boston and each side is accusing the other one of trying to show that the bigger power the islamists i'm not concerned that not what the election because whatever form election no takes they will definitely get higher votes than the liberals demonstrations will continue i think the egyptian people will not accept the military continue to be in power this by the fact that most of the military as everybody knows the same old team of mubarak people who were handpicked by mubarak with the approval of them out of the americans would be happy for the military to stay there but i don't think the egyptian people with. president obama is pressing voters across