u.k. france italy and turkey preparations for military intervention. and media war on iran is gathering pace in u.s. history having an impact of course into the latest opinion poll there it suggests a third of americans now see the islamic republic as the nation's biggest enemy then because supporting the military action against iran. and that man to speak russia's next president has been capturing the imagination of british officers and filmmakers less than a fortnight before russians head to the polls a book that even contains a personality is due to hit british bookshops not in the heels of two documentaries featuring the russian. not next we set out to explore fast food culture in the russian capital that's in moscow at. hello and welcome in this week's moscow out south where we're taking a look at fast food culture from the arrival of those famous golden arches over twenty years ago today various international brands and new russian companies are popping up here every week donuts burgers pizza chicken wings there's no wider range of such food here

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u.k. france italy and turkey over preparations for military intervention. a media war on iran is gathering pace and u.s. appears to be having an impact on the latest opinion poll there it suggests a third of americans now see the islamic republic as the nation's biggest enemy but many hard supporting military action against tehran. demand to be russia's next president has been capturing the imagination of british forces and filmmakers in the fortnight before russians head to the polls a book on putin's personality is due to hit british bookshops hot on the heels of two documentaries pre-treat the russian prime minister. the next we explore the ambitious building projects that involve cutting edge technology and innovations. hello and welcome to technology update this month we're taking a look at a topic that hits well close to home in russia many innovations in terms of new building materials have come from the country's tiny. exhibition in moscow recently the company showed off its latest offerings from its named nano house. here you can find many of the n

u.k. france italy and turkey over preparations for military intervention and israeli web sites known for victim teligent sources claims a decision would also depend on the outcome of the meeting in tunisia and whether the u.s. gets the support of its arab allies parties where if a national takes a look at the noose tightening around damascus. the meeting of the countries calling themselves friends of syria raised many questions before it even started why would iran seventy arab and western nations gather in tunisia has been a mystery till the last moment. if they are real friends they should not think about economic sanctions that really affect syrian people and a negative way for minimal i hope the arabs will play a role in mediating dialogue between the opposition and the government but it's become clear that none of these issues will make it onto the meetings agenda our priority is to facilitate the humanitarian the delivery of the humanitarian assistance and we have some proposal on the table to prepare. the best way to deliver base assistance as quick as possible. the u.n. estimates about

u.k. france italy and turkey over preparations for military intervention. a media war on iran is gathering pace in the u.s. appears to be having an impact according to the latest opinion poll that it suggests a third of americans now see the islamic republic as the nation's biggest enemy with many harsh supporting military action against tehran. advantage to be russia's next president has been capturing the imagination of british authors and filmmakers alike less than a fortnight before russians head to the polls a book on putin's personality is due to hit british bookshops hot on the heels of two documentaries featuring the russian prime minister. now joining the people of l. and his guests as we discuss what the future holds for yemen cross-talk is up next here nazi. you. know when welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle meet the new boss same as the old boss this could very well describe what has happened in yemen after an uncontested presidential election what does the future hold for the people of this very poor and divided country and will the u.s. co

u.k. recalled its ambassador to damascus and today spain france italy all polled and called their ambassadors home the united arab emirates bahrain saudi arabia oman qatar and kuwait also took the measure it's all aimed at putting pressure on the assad regime. and while they want president assad to step down russia and china refuse to choose sides as the international community fails to come to a consensus on syria what's next for the country artie's marine corps in iowa joins us live now from new york bring us the latest on the conflict there were read us so despite condemnation from other countries for not backing the resolution for president assad to step down russia and china are not caving into pressure why is that. well the reason there's many reasons for it liz but one of the many reasons is the fact that russia and china will not support any draft resolution or international push towards regime change both countries have stated over and over again that the security council should not be used as a tool to overthrow governments of solver and states and because draft resolution on syria

this greek deal was announced moody's came out and downgraded austria france italy malta portugal slovenia slovakia spain and the u.k they are not going to stop in till they can eradicate representative government government inside of europe and have everything controlled financially out of brussels and if you control the financial the financial aspect of these countries you control these countries. take a look at some other stories making headlines across the globe nato has admitted its recent airstrike in afghanistan killed eight civilians the attack happened a week ago in the village northeast of cabo and has outraged afghan officials this in the wake of the latest u.n. report indicating the number of civilian casualties in the decade long war rose last year compared to two thousand and ten. tragedy in honduras at least three hundred prisoners killed in a fire that swept through a jail tuesday night they were either burned or suffocated to death some inmates managed to escape by breaking through the roof and jumping from the building an electrical fault is thought to have caused the blaze. in turkey police used r

this greek deal was announced moody's came out and downgraded austria france italy malta portugal slovenia slovakia spain and the u.k they are not going to stop in till they can eradicate representative government government inside of europe and have everything controlled financially out of brussels and if you control the financial the financial aspect of these countries you control these countries but many people are pointing to the fact that the greek economy is uncompetitive and simply won't survive in the euro zone what's your take on that. well you know in the western media the mainstream media would have you believe that this is all brought on greek greece and it's their own fault they want you to believe that these folks retire when they're twelve years old they get every benefit under the sun and they contribute absolutely nothing to the eurozone if that is the case fine let em default that's what happens in free market capitalism if you can't pay your bills as a person or a nation in free market capitalism you default you go bankruptcy bankruptcy is a very important part of free market capitalism unfortunat

damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and of another would say damascus has failed to take steps to end the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered home while the us closed its embassy all together. riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second bailout greece desperately needs one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default and more. and saying that with europe next here on our team max keiser and stacy herbert check out that year's record as the union turns twenty. i am our skies are there's a kind.

france italy and the netherlands. failed to take steps to end the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered. the us closed its embassy altogether. in athens riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second bailout really needs to be one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default in march. and the russian presidential election gets closer we talked to a politician. about last saturday's mass rallies that's on artie's interview show spotlight next. culture is that so much as in which of course he was on a completely facebook's initial public offering is being called a very big deal and many hope the i.p.o. will lift the entire tech sector but is the.

damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and of another one say damascus has failed to take steps to end the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered its ambassador home while the u.s. closed its embassy altogether. in athens riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a second bailout greece desperately needs the one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default in march. peter lavelle asks his guests about the stock market flotation of the world's biggest social media site facebook can it maintain its idealism despite public ownership and how many millionaires will be created overnight find out next on cross talk. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future.

damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and the netherlands that say damascus has failed to take steps to end the bloodshed earlier in the week u.k. ordered its ambassador home while the u.s. closed its embassy all together. in athens riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second to bail out greece desperately needs the one hundred thirty billion euros from the international creditors to avoid a default in march. that brings you up to date for now i'll be back with more headlines in around thirty minutes time but before that we have the alyona show from washington d.c. don't go away. welcome to the lone a show where you get the real headlines with none of the mercy we're going to live out of washington d.c. now it's not going to speak with chris hedges about what he calls a cancer within the occupy movement he's referring to the black bloc then colonel lieutenant colonel daniel al davis is going to join us and tell us about a report he just submitted to congress that says the pentagon i

damascus the gulf states along with spain to france italy and the netherlands saying damascus has failed to take steps to end of the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered its ambassador home while the u.s. closed its embassy all together. in athens a riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggled to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second bailout greece desperately needs the one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default in march. next up tom hartman brings us the wider perspective on what's happening in american and world politics and the big picture it's coming right up don't go away. i'm sam sachs in for tom hartman in washington d.c. here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture president obama makes a huge turn in decides to accept super pac money after all is this a necessary evil or is the president making a huge mistake and what will the fallout be from this decision and how little effect.

damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and of the netherlands say damascus has failed to take steps to end of the bloodshed earlier in the week the u.k. ordered its ambassador home while the u.s. closed its embassy all together. in athens riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second to bail out greece that desperately needs to be one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default in march. and now we go back to the u.s. for part two of the big picture with tom hartman that's next right here. back to the big picture. coming up in this half hour you may remember.

damascus the gulf states along with spain france italy and the netherlands say damascus has failed to take steps to end of the bloodshed earlier in the week to be u.k. ordered it's a better home while the u.s. closed its embassy all together. in athens are riot police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting against new austerity measures while the government struggles to agree on measures needed to secure a vital second to bail out greece desperately needs of the one hundred thirty billion euros from international creditors to avoid a default in march. next year on our team we go back to the american capital for part two of the only on the show don't go away. i we're back for a few more minutes with daniel davis u.s. army lieutenant colonel and matthew hoh senior fellow at the center for international policy all right gentlemen we're talking about this report that you have given over to congress that it's classified for now the unclassified version the d.o.d. hasn't released but something that could be kind of a risky thing if you're saying that the pentagon is lying to the american people they are lying to congress and so

agency moody's that they are downgrading italy, portugal, and spain in terms of their credit rating and giving a negative outlook for france, as you austria and the u.kimplodz economically, that means a a huge export market for the u.s. dries up and our own fragile recovery could be thrown into sudden reverse, shep. >> shepard: jonathan hunt, thank you. new indications tonight that a covert war with iran may already be underway. next, the bomb attacks that target scientists. and now diplomats. and after serving time for manslaughter in australia, the scuba diving groom surfaces here at home. >> it began with a honeymoon scuba diving trip in australia. it ended with this woman suffocating beneath the surface. her husband is back in the u.s. to face justice. tonight, was this a tragic accident or murder at sea? ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ m