u.k. police pressure the media to hand over all footage of august riots promising court action to broadcasters that don't comply. and russia commemorates the painful seventh anniversary of the school siege that shocked the country and the world when more than three hundred people were killed mostly children. or friends of libya a group comprised of sixty countries is due to meet in paris to discuss the future of the country post gadhafi and ahead of the gathering moscow's special envoy talked exclusively to r.t. i got what may be in store for the country after his reign and the future of its relations with russia our interview with. coming up next. civil war about to end in libya what are the chances facing the new libyan authorities what role can russia play and is it going to help the new libya we're joined by russian senate sammy. the russian president's special envoy for africa and chairman of the federation council's foreign affairs committee. is the model of some complain that russia's fore

control even as belgium announces draconian new a sturdy measures to deal with its own debt and the u.k. police pressure the media to hand over all footage of august riots promising court action if rule causes don't comply with the next hour special report on the hostage crisis that happened on this day seven years ago and took the lives of over three hundred people mostly children that's a special report next. it's morning the sky is quietly quiet but suddenly i hear a sweet maladie coming from the farm and mark is singing i think a bird's eye view of the people below is fascinating now they have turned on the light in one of the houses and three barefooted boys have emerged from another one i can hear a barking dog and crowing roosters sounds have filled the silence as for myself i keep flying in the sky i'm a cloud. the twelve year old girl by the name of emma is dedicated these lines to home town of beslan which is situated at a thousand miles south of moscow emma lloyd's being videotaped she signs this recording with the simple word hello. today or going to interview a grand cap. how are y

u.k. police of pressurise the media it's a handover all faces of who gets riots promising court action airport calls to say goodbye. alarm bells ringing across the year as that is the bailed out sampled greek government declares this economy's out of control even as portugal analysis draconian year old's turkey measures to deal with it in depth and. ukraine has played a new card in its energy passo with russia the details of business in about twenty minutes. a very warm welcome see this is our last seen live from moscow russia has never approved of moammar gadhafi his actions the key message from foreign minister sergei lavrov who also oppose nato math and to remove the former libyan leader it got this going off has more in russia's response to the libyan conflict. moscow has recognized the national transitional council as the sole legitimate power in libya and according to russia's foreign minister says the very beginning of the conflict russia has been stressing that it's up to the libyan peopl

u.k. police pressure the media to hand over rule first of all gets riots promising call down shit broadcasters don't comply. alone bells ring up cross the usa as the bailout saddles greek government declares this economy thousands of control even as portugal announces ketamine you'll see tears emerges to deal with its debts . and russia commemorates the painful seven one of the three the best out of school siege that shocked the country in the waldron more than three hundred people killed the children of. a very warm welcome to you this is our sea life from russia has never approved nor mugger that these actions that's the key message from a foreign minister sergei lavrov who also pays they say methods to remove the foreman libyan leader you've got the colonel has more on russians on the libyan conflict. moscow has recognized the national transitional council as the sole legitimate power in libya and according to russia's foreign minister says the very beginning of the conflict russia has been st

u.k. police pressure the media to hand over all footage of all this riots vowing court action if broadcasters don't comply. alarm bells ring across the eurozone as the bailout saddled greek government declares its economy's out of control even as fortunate announces draconian new austerity measures to deal with its own debt our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from our headquarters here in central moscow it's just past eleven pm nine pm in paris where a conference comprising sixty countries is underway to discuss life in libya after gadhafi russia was attending the meeting of the recognizing the national transitional council as the legitimate power but still expressing its opposition to nato his method of removing the former libyan leader well arty's correspondent daniel bushell has more now from brussels so this conference in france have there been any statements made by the participants of the meeting. nicolas sarkozy has said so long as marmo khadafi and his forces re

u.k. police pressure the media to hyundai rolling procedural vests riots promising core mansion and broadcasters don't comply. alarm bells ring of france the usa is the fail our frontal the greek government declares economies out of control of the world will announce that you're paying the austerity measures to deal with its own debt. and russia commemorates the painful seven palaver three of the best rounds received and the country on the world with three hundred people were killed mostly children. a very warm welcome to see this is our line from moscow our top story now russia has never supported more that's the key message from foreign minister sergei lavrov who also opposed nation methods to remove the former libyan leader uganda's going off as more on russia the libyan conflict. moscow has recognized the national transitional council as the sole legitimate power in libya and according to russia's foreign minister says the very beginning of the conflict russia has been stressing that it's up

u.k. police pressure the media to hand over footage of the oldest riots and vowing court action if broadcasters don't comply. alarm bells ringing across the eurozone must be played outside of the greek government declares it's because of me is out of control even as portugal announcer colia new austerity measures to deal with its own debt our top stories this hour. international news you call it live from our headquarters here in central moscow where it's now just past ten pm and eight pm in libya and a conference on the country comprising sixty countries is underway in paris to discuss life after gadhafi and russia's attending a meeting of the recognizing the national transitional council as the legitimate authority but still expressing its opposition to nato its methods to remove the former libyan leader correspondent daniel bushell has more for us from brussels russia wants specific action from this meeting for the nato countries to come up with a plan well with which to stop the ongoing blood

u.k. police pressure the media to hand over footage of august riots promising court action if broadcasters don't comply. alarm bells ringing across the eurozone as the bailout some of the greek government declares its economy is out of control even if you can announce it took a new austerity measures to deal with its own debt our top stories this hour. the plane has played a new card in its long last week and if you pass it with russia more in business in twenty minutes. international news and comment live from our headquarters here in central moscow was just past nine pm and seven pm in libya a conference on the country comprising sixty countries is underway in paris to discuss life after gadhafi russia was attending the meeting off to recognizing the national transitional council as the legitimate power but still expressing its opposition to nato its methods to remove the former libyan leader well teasing you correspondent daniel bushell has more from brussels for us daniel so this conference t

the u.k. police pressure the media to hand over all the footage of war because riots promising to. call says don't comply. and russia commemorates the painful seventh anniversary of the schools that shocked the country on the ball with two hundred people killed in the city children. now with an impressive performance russia's own maria sharapova freezes in the usa and rounds stay with us for about and all the rest of the sport for kate. hello and welcome to this course and here are the latest top stories easy does it serve seed maria sharapova cruises into the third round of the u.s. open to be resigning over to cattle through. while on the offensive russian coach take out the car told stop his in-form strikeforce ahead inside the two crucial euro twenty twelve qualifiers and will start all hearts we hear how russia's hottest sports stars raised half a million dollars in a charity ice hockey match. but first a tennis where former champion and third seed maria sharapova has cruised into the third round of the u.s. open this match was a one way street for the russians well before she

u.k. police pressured the media to hand over all footage of all this riots promising court action if it will cost is don't comply. alarm bells ring across the eurozone as the bailout saddle greek government declares its economy is out of control even this quarter going to answer draconian new austerity measures to deal with its own debt stories this hour. international news and comment line from our headquarters here in central moscow where it's just past eight pm and six pm in libya russia has never approved of moammar gadhafi actions that's the key message from foreign minister sergei lavrov who also oppose nato methods to remove the former libyan leader you're going to spin off has more now on russia's response to the libyan conflict. moscow has recognized the national transitional council as the sole legitimate power in libya and according to russia's foreign minister says the very beginning of the conflict russia has been stressing that it's up to the libyan people to decide in which the rus

u.k. police pressure the media to hand they all fish huge of all guests riot problems in court that should have called cost as don't comply. russia commemorates the papal seventh anniversary of the best school siege that shocked the country on the wall when more than three hundred people were killed mostly children. ok time now for the banking big shots take oliver result. has that in his sights. welcome to the kaiser report on stacy herbert hey did you know that slavery is once again completely legal all places max this is our first headline here modern slavery the loss of innocence and there are twenty seven million modern sleeves according to free the slaves and this includes sex slaves child soldiers labor bondage and the interesting thing about this article here max in eighteen fifty the purchase price of a slave in the southern u.s. average the equivalent to forty thousand dollars today according to free the slaves slave cost an average of ninety dollars that's deflation cost of slaves are

u.k. police pressured the media to hand over all footage of riots vowing court action broadcasters don't comply. and russia commemorates the painful seventh anniversary of the person and school sees that shocked the country and the world more than three hundred people were killed mostly. get back with more news stories more developments in this and thirteen minutes from now in the meantime thanking big shots take cover result is financial guru max kaiser has them in his sights because report is next. skies are welcome to the kaiser report on stacy herbert hey did you know that slavery is once again completely legal status max this is our first headline here modern slavery the loss of innocence and there are twenty seven million modern sleeves according to free the slaves and this includes sex slaves child soldiers labor bondage and the interesting thing about this article here max in eighteen fifty the purchase price of a slave in the southern u.s. average the equivalent of forty thousand dollars

u.k. is that the police impose a ban on marching. here is a need is a preparing a rescue plan to prevent the escalation of the financial turmoil threatening to send the global economy back into recession it comes as the i.m.f. has warned it may not be able to help big european economies struggling to tackle that as well with the greek default now widely considered a matter of time the priority is to prevent the biggest states such as italy and spain being dragged down greece has been hit by another wave of public strikes against government austerity measures but as aussies got rich can report the mess accused of being too tough on some countries being too soft on all that is the us of the two thousand and eight crisis began. the leadership has changed but the methods have not for a desperate economy the i.m.f. still offers the same bitter medicine of draconian budget belt tightening reeses push to redouble its austerity efforts at a time of deep economic recession and to sell a vast chunk of public assets at fire sale prices some hav

u.k. is the home office and police imposing a ban on barging. first euro zone leaders are preparing a rescue plan to prevent the escalation of the financial turmoil that threatens to send the global economy back into recession this as the i.m.f. or as it may not be able to help out bigger european economies that are struggle to struggling to tackle their debt with a greek default now widely considered only a matter of time the priority is to prevent bigger states like italy and spain from being dragged down greece has been struck by another wave of protests against government austerity measures but as artie's guide a chicky on reports the i.m.f. is being accused of being too tough on some countries while being soft on others including the us where the two thousand and eight thrice a start. the leadership has changed. the methods have not for a desperate economy the i.m.f. still offers the same bitter medicine of draconian budget belt tightening reeses push to redouble its austerity efforts at a time of deep economic recession and to sell a vast

u.k. is the home office and the police impose a bad on margin. but first the i.m.f. has warned it may not be able to come to the rescue of bigger european economies that struggle to tackle baird. deb this follows growing fears of financial turmoil threatening to send the global economy back into recession with a greek default now widely considered a matter of time the priority is to keep the bigger states such as italy and spain from being dragged down as well greece has been hit by another wave of public protests against government austerity measures but as our he's got it's tricky on reports from washington the i.m.f. is accused of being too tough on some countries while being too soft on others like the u.s. where the crisis began in two thousand and eight the leadership has changed but the methods have not for a desperate economy the i.m.f. still offers the same bitter medicine of draconian budget belt tightening reeses push to redouble its austerity efforts at a time of deep economic recession and to sell a vast chunk of public assets at fire sale prices some ha

bought six men charged in the u.k. , a police state or part of a terrorist order is issued .tigators also say to of the suspect traveled to pakistan for terror training. a mass grave discovered and tripoli. officials believed it contains the remains of 1200 victims of a prison massacre in 1996. it started when prisoners rioted because of poor conditions. libya has asked the international community to help identify the bodies which could take years. if you're looking at bdo of one of the last bullfights. traders are looking good at home against the jets. the 49ers on the road in cincinnati. both games still to come. here is information on a program note to tell you about. big football we get in the books. the 49ers won their second game of the season against the cincinnati bengals. then 49ers put together a drive. the final score, 14-8. san francisco is 2-1 in the season. the raiders one of the new york jets. the raiders are also two-one on the season. >> goal while it is alive and up and running in the bay area. what is in local wallets? what can it do for you? i and gabe sla

issues, but would he agree with me that it's at least questionable of the last government to send u.k. police officers to libya to train gadhafi's forces when those reasonable for wc fletcher's murder were still at large? >> i think my honorable friend makes an important point. i think it is right to form a with libya when it gave up weapons of mass destruction, but we had to do it in the right way an i don't believe we made enough progress on the murder and the case was not handled in the right way. >> mr. henry smith. >> here. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. five years ago, the then governments conducted sums to visit headquarters. when it comes to the appeasing of dictatorship. >> i've got a feeling if they invited him again, they might treat him rather differently this time. what having a relationship wrong gullible, carried out for all the things that have been

u.k.'s police and pressure the media to hand a rule footage of august riots homes in court i'm sure called his day to comply. and russia can embrace the pain pills have been one of us troop presence will split the country on the border with three hundred people killed mostly children and. as you say with also places schools on the way next for of cake. you're watching the first day of news was updated and the headlines easy does it said see maria sharapova cruises into the third round of the u.s. open the beer is one a row back to class all through. while on the offensive to russia to go to card toss up he's given form strike pause he cites two crucial euro twenty twelve qualifiers. and all start all heart we hear how russia's hottest sports star great heart and million dollars in a charity ice hockey match. the first to tennis where two thousand and six champion and third seed maria sharapova has cruised into round three of the u.s. open this match was a one way street for the russians grabbed number four the she and i am this past year he woke up from belarus and just over an hour six on

bill: fox news alert, a new round of arrests in the u.k., police rounding up several suspects overnight in what's being called a major operation. greg palkot on that story live in london. greg, what triggered this? >> reporter: authorities here, bill, are treating it pretty serious lu, all told, seven arrested, six men, one woman. it happened overnight in birmingham, u.k., that's the second biggest city in this country, about 120 miles northwest of where we are now in london. police, bill, are describing it as a. quote, large, pre-planned, intelligence-led, counter terror operation and those held, being suspected of an -- i'm quoting police again -- commissioning, preparing, instigating an act of terror. we don't know exactly what triggered it but apparently they were close to enacting this terror plot, police finally saying they felt it was necessary to act, to ensure public safety. again, they're not talking about the backgrounds of those arrested but some are saying this is all linked to al-qaeda-inspired terrorism. bill: in the u.k., do they have terror threats and if so, what is th

u.k. for days police and protesters crashed clashed across london and several other cities and the riots began after police shot and killed a resident in the tottenham neighborhood of london was quickly spread with the help of social media sites like facebook and twitter so during those riots police and the british government indicated interest in potentially shutting down social media and other communications like that blackberry messaging in the country that's something that is tantamount to the same type of censorship that they criticized other countries for but at today's hearing congressman king was asked if he had any suggestions about better controls for the internet so take a listen to what he had to say would you like. to be sites like facebook and twitter it's like. we are first. for you. so we try it for you we have to do it with the first member. oh we have that pesky little first amendment issue do we that's funny i thought it was a constitutional right not an issue but apparently congressman king just can't wait to find a way to get around it just because we have modern technolog

as far as general policing is concerned, it is possible to make significant cuts in budget in the u.k. without affecting front-line policing operations. >> how do you do that? >> well, if you want the figures, i can give you those. you cut bureaucracy. if you brought all forces, the least efficient force is currently up to the level of sufficient the comment then you save 1.15 billion pounds. we've got to save over four years just over 2 billion. then you can add onto that by the way they do with i.t., procurement collaboration, bringing all forces that to the most efficient and both of those he saved 350 million each. you can save the pay freeze and a two-year pay freeze across our public her. but we are doing policing a phone that adds up to you need to save. tonight we might need you to pop around to her super committee and give a few tips if you're saving 1.5 trillion. well, we'll open it up now to everyone here. we ask you to wait for the microphone, state their name and affiliation if you have one and once again, we are on the record, which means your statements on the record as

the police in the u.k. bust up a slavery ring. suspects holding two dozen people against their will in shocking conditions. this was discovered all north of london. here is allister reporting. >> reporter: we are an hour north of central london here. the raid took place yesterday. 150-plus police officers involved. they took away with them 24 men that they believed had been held as slaves, some of them up to as long as 15 years. some held in horrible conditions. very given little food. were made to work against their will. if they wanted to loaf they were threatened and beaten. a woman they've released for the time being, she is in the police's words due to give birth imminently. you can see some of the younger kids are out of here from school. but, you know, this is a site that is just very isolated, it's just off the edge of a main village. we spoke to one man who said he had problems here of late. the investigation continues into exactly what has gone on here the last ten to 15 years. jenna: a good reminder that modern day slav

u.k. max because i have these two headlines here interesting contrast england riots across taxpayers at least one hundred thirty three million and policing in compensation so this is in the u.k. and the the rioting cost one hundred thirty three million pounds people are out in arms about this but if you contrast that to the head. line u.k. financial bailout reaches one point four trillion pounds this is from april of two thousand and nine and the cost of the banking balance was one point four trillion but contrast the response from the population in the u.k. to the one hundred thirty three million cost of the rioters compared to the banking rioters wealth in the u.k. the problem is then you see this all over the world victims are very reticent about talking about their experience in a ponzi scheme this is what police find often that they'll approach the victim of a ponzi scheme to tell them that they are a victim of a ponzi scheme and they always deny it they deny it so this u.k. person the subject of the crown i was going to say citizen for a second. you know they would be upset that a stick of gum was stolen and they'll call the police

that we shouldn't rush to judgment, but would he agree with me that it is the government to send u.k. police officers to libya to train gaddafi forces when those responsible for fletcher's murder were still at large? >> i think my honorable friend makes an important point. he is right to form a relationship with libya when he gave up weapons of mass destruction, but we had to do it in the right way and i don't believe we made progress on issues like the murder of fletcher and the other case wasn't handled in the right way. >> mr. henry smith. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. five years ago, the then government invited two of gaddafi sons were visiting headquarters. what lessons can we learn when it comes to abusive dictatorships? >> if they invited him again, would have treated him quite differently. as i said, right to have a new relationship, wrong to be quite so gullible in how that was carried out. and for all the things that have been said, i think helping complete the thesis is not a role that prime ministers should enter into. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 201

u.k. the problem is and you see this all over the world victims are very reticent of talking about their experience in a ponzi scheme this is what police find often a bell approach the victim of a ponzi scheme to tell them that they are a victim of a ponzi scheme and they always deny it they deny it so this u.k. person the subject of the crown i was going to say citizen for a second. you know they would be upset that a stick of gum was stolen and they'll call the police hopefully the stickum. but if they have their entire mortgage defrauded their house lost due to george osborne's friends in the city they're quite embarrassed and ashamed about it and they won't want to tell anyone or lose face with their neighbors and people the banks know this this is why they they know that they're not going to be prosecuted or caught by committing and u.b.s. and the others defrauding millions out of trillions and the other thing is that remember when all these rights were going on in the u.k. the media was certain that they were all gang members well actual analysis of the people arrested in jail is less than twenty percent of them were gang members