british apache helicopters prepare to cruise the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on colonel gadhafi but it's feared nato personnel could also be put in significantly more danger than. the u.s. government now has got a system that can send emergency text alerts to everyone but critics say it's just perpetrators of climate of fear in the country. as europe pushes its preferred candidate to take over the i.m.f. other countries argue that or no one european should get the job one man who's catching russia's eye right now is the head of kazakhstan's national bank. has been talking to r.t. about his ideas for reforming the powerful financial body. then outlined a few candidacy for the on math top dog just as big of a surprise to him asked to the rest of financial community but a big warning martian could quickly garner the support of a number of european countries including russia is now ready to take on the role of not only a surprise candidate but also surprised when aren't you going marching on the current chief of kazakstan central bank joins us now on a

u.k. is stepping up rational. thing by deploying a punchy attack helicopters in libya with the bunker busting bombs this is in the critics say is moving from beyond me a humanitarian objectives. the u.s. government now has a system which can send emergency text to everyone but they're all concerned the measure is patchy waiting a climate of comic in the country. now is a year of pushes it's preferred to counter that state gave the i.m.f. all the countries all you've got to know when the european should get the job one minute catching buses on the head of cars it sounds national bank going to go to where he's been talking to all see about his ideas for reforming the powerful financial broddi. then outside of his candidacy for the automatic top dog just as big of a surprise to him asked of the rest of financial community to be born in march and could quickly garner support of a number of european countries including russia is now ready to take on the role of not only a surprise candidate but also a surprise appearan

british apache helicopters prepared across the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on colonel gadhafi and its feared nato personnel to be put in significant danger now to. the u.s. government now is a system that can send a large and see text alerts to everyone but critics say it's just perpetuating a climate of fear in the country. the next thirty minutes we follow the journeys of four war veterans to find out what it means to be a good american soldier in the second part of our special report on r.t. . there was one particular incident still to stores today i wish i could take that day. given that. we went to an area near the baghdad stadium came into our area and actually start about seventy five meters from our vehicle that tells you how far the vehicle came into our perimeter. and. which is why we lit it up. we had three of the. victims in the red key that there were expiring rapidly and we pulled them out of the car and we started doing it for a state i called a corpsman the corpsman came and got the three bodies and so come back to the battalion a

u.k. stepping up military pressure on the khadafi regime by deploying apache helicopters made concerns the move could lead to nato casualties international community is wary of escalating the conflict with calls from the g eight nations for gadhafi to stand down and diplomatic efforts from russia and south africa underway. anik but washington wants to send text warnings to people to warn text warning people possible extreme weather and terrorist attacks a move some analysts say will make i believe should more your full and not born for a chip to be placed in every american cell phones users will receive alerts whether they want to go. coming up we follow the journeys of four war veterans and explain and explore how being a good soldier became synonymous with being able to pull the trigger without hesitation that special report coming out. those would particular incident are still disturbs me today i wish i could take a. i give anything we went into an area near the baghdad stadium this came in through our area and actually stopped about seventy five meters in front of my vehicle that tells

u.k. stepping up pressure on the gadhafi regime deploying apache helicopters amid concerns the move could lead to nato casualties. here actual community is wary of escalating the conflict with calls from g eight nations for gadhafi to stand down and diplomatic efforts from russia and south africa underway. panic button in washington wants to send texts warning people possible extreme weather and terror attacks a move some analysts say will make the population more fearful not more informed a chip to be placed in each of us cell phone means users will get the alerts whether they want them or not. coming up we follow the journeys of four veterans and explore how being a good soldier became synonymous with be able to pull the trigger without hesitation a special report coming your way. town on the this morning pontoon the amount. to be a soldier was a very important thing in a young man's life and to be not just a soldier but to be a damn good soldier and to be in combat shit and the company. that's where you belong. and that's the southerner in me in time of war that's where you belong i do

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. >> concrete steps from the u.k. government to take any propaganda campaign that seems to portray bin laden as a martyr? >> an extremely good point*. one of the key things about how the americans have behaved with respect to his burial and it was done in a proper muslim way will help in that regard but there is no magic button to push or a campaign to run. we all need to make sure that people understand the evil the man did and the pernicious ideology and lead to a complete dent end for a generation of muslim men and we can make the argument. >> there are relatively few new al qaeda the real difference between the taliban could be worth exploring will the prime minister do more to urge americans over meaningful not conditional talks with the taliban? because you can fight and talk at the same time. >> i would make the point* while their differences clearly at the moment there are links in between and the taliban are not currency willing to make that break. it seems that is the key step to be taken when terms to make

in initiating the military action in libya however the us has since taken a step back leaving its allies particularly the u.k. mired in a war and now stuck in stalemate in williams of a new york based foreign policy in focus think tank says britain is once again acting as america's servants in a war was low. well public support. it seems to be a part of britain acting as the sort of the mercenaries for the united states and the u.s. is pulling no no because it's opposed to what nato is doing there it's to limit the domestic fallout for the obama presidency that's why it's pulling its forces out and also because i think wisely it realizes that it's standing in the middle east is bad and can only get worse with this continuing. it is one of the changing signs that has america gets weaker commercially and militarily relatively speaking europe could exert itself a little more of it ever got its act together one of the reasons it can get its act together is because of this lavish relationship between the u.k. and the u.s. more stories to come for you this hour here in our team at about ten minutes time we travel

u.k. tomorrow, you get down to the top staff, to figure out issues about the next steps on how to extricate- extricate ourselves from afghanistan successfully. libya, what role or all of the coalition partners going to play in concluding that mission. and israel, of course. >> would you say that the economy is something that has gotten even tougher to deal with? both mr. obama and mr. cameron have different views. >> they are going to try to make it sound like a sort of agree with each other, when they don't actually agree with each other. i think the president is going to acknowledge the spirit of the austerity plan in the u.k. without actually endorsing it. there is not a whole lot between them. >> when you listen to the president talk about the special relationship, the essential relationship, it reminds me of a reaffirmation of marital vows. it is more important to britain, at this special relationship. what is in it for america? >> the essential relationship sounds like a new ad campaign for a product that needs to be updated. the special relationship 2011, not just special, but essent

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. opposition in georgia of ours to fight on and so president saakashvili steps down as anti-government rallies continue for a fourth day protesters fear the leader might use any means necessary against them to cling to power. plus an international trio all voyagers land safely on the step after the son spending six months on board the international space station he also brought back insects which scientists hope will unlock the secrets of how living organisms perform under the zero gravity conditions. but there are millions of drug addicts here in russia and most of them use heroin smuggled in from afghanistan and pakistan. caught up with islamic drugs chief to find out what's being done to combat the problem that interview is coming your way right now. over two point five million russians are addicted to heroin in pakistan volatile all story through which the drug is trafficked around poppy free status in two thousand and two thousand and one but since then the drug problem is believed to have worsened rising one hundred percent from two thousand to two thousan

u.k. but behind all the smiles and friendly handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome the british leadership. plus an international trio although voyager has landed safely on the step after spending six months on board the international space station they will serve back insects which scientists hope will unlock the secrets of how living organisms perform under zero gravity conditions. are those of the headlights are out see now there are millions of drug addicts across russia and most of them use heroin a smuggled in from afghanistan and pakistan. now caught up with islamabad's anti drug chiefs to find out what's being done to combat the problem that interview is right now. over two point five million russians are addicted to heroin in pakistan volatile out stories to reach the drug is trafficked and the freestate is in two thousand and two thousand and one but since then the drug problem is believed to have more cent rise in one hundred percent from two thousand to two thousand and six chief of pakistanis antony courtships force mr kill his saying joins arsinoe to discuss the situation and the country's efforts to deal with it thank you sir very much for joining

accept a cease fire but it remains defiant that he will not step down nato is not holding back in its onslaught bunker buster bombs from the u.k. have arrived at an italian air base where pilots will fly missions a village being targets britain's ministry of defense says it will also deploy apache attack helicopters but journalist patrick hays from the spite online magazine told r.t. that even a with the alliance readying its bunker busters libya might still be a hard nut to crack. if you are actually getting worse for the west in libya i think when they first thought they could pull a swoop in two months ago and basically bomb the country into democracy they thought this was going to be quite a quick process where they could basically keep their hands you know keep a bit of a distance hogan's into libya get rid of gadhafi and then everything will be all right now obviously that isn't the case and the introduction of these new bunker busting forms in the apache helicopters are inevitably going to make decision worse they could bring about severe civilian casualties in libya and i think also reek of desperation but we're making

. >> concrete steps from the u.k.government to take any propaganda campaign that seems to portray bin laden as a martyr? >> an extremely good point*. one of the key things about how the americans have behaved with respect to his burial and it was done in a proper muslim way will help in that regard but there is no magic button to push or a campaign to run. we all need to make sure that people understand the evil the man did and the pernicious ideology and lead to a complete dent end for a generation of muslim men and we can make the argument. >> there are relatively few new al qaeda the real difference between the taliban could be worth exploring will the prime minister do more to urge americans over meaningful not conditional talks with the taliban? because you can fight and talk at the same time. >> i would make the point* while their differences clearly at the moment there are links in between and the taliban are not currency willing to make that break. it seems that is the key step to be taken when terms to make s

stability in the market, the notion that we would step up and try to put forward something that is transformative, the coalition government in the u.k. had a deeper problem, and the have stepped up. we have a different political system. i think there is an enormous sense as we found saxby and i have done a road share of this, you could have the groups that want to preserve the status quo in this town and americans want to do their part. they want to be for something as long as everybody has scanned in the game. a lot of plans they put out so far have been accurate or not trade is disproportionately one part of america versus another part of america barry to much of the burden. the notion of what we are going to put out or get to is something every but people have scan in the game and like we will have the enormous amounts of folks stepped up. >> we do from day one this was going to be a difficult process in and of itself but even if we as a group of six were able to agree selling it to our colleagues is going to be even tougher. so we have not had any complicated feelings about that. it's always been understood that it was not going

stability in the market, the notion that we would step up and try to put forward something that is transformative, the coalition government in the u.k. had a deeper problem, and the have stepped up. we have a different political system. i think there is an enormous sense as we found saxby and i have done a road share of this, you could have the groups that want to preserve the status quo in this town and americans want to do their part. they want to be for something as long as everybody has scanned in the game. a lot of plans they put out so far have been accurate or not trade is disproportionately one part of america versus another part of america barry to much of the burden. the notion of what we are going to put out or get to is something every but people have scan in the game and like we will have the enormous amounts of folks stepped up. >> we do from day one this was going to be a difficult process in and of itself but even if we as a group of six were able to agree selling it to our colleagues is going to be even tougher. so we have not had any complicated feelings about that. it's always been understood that it was not going

step in and play a bigger role. ok it's about a mug shot by the the arab lawyers association in the u.k. many times speaking to us. now for most europeans maybe eight marks for no also germany surrendered sixty six years ago so in remembrance ceremonies have been held in several capitals this sunday in moscow is also the on the back story ahead of the grand celebrations on monday. for russia victories marked a major night for the traditional military parade through red square ahead of the event the country's political elite with a monument to the war victims by the kremlin meanwhile everything starts on monday as the strong. preparations are well underway ahead of what with the exception probably of the new year's celebrations here in russia is the biggest celebration of the calendar year here today a massive celebration in russia marked by a huge parade across red square just behind me over my shoulder you'll be able to see same puzzles cathedral of course behind red square itself i've been having a look at there plenty of people all busying themselves around making sure everything goes off without a hitch tomorr

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are strong differences to overcome. opposition in georgia valve's to fight on until president saakashvili steps down despite fears the leader might use any means necessary against protesters to plink power. plus an international trio of space of voyages landed safely on the kazakhstan bringing with them some unusual guests mutated slides from the international space station. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow now two palestinian factions have reaffirmed their recently forged tiny's as a both fatah and hamas are in moscow seeking russia's backing for the creation of an independent palestinian state they met with foreign minister sergei lavrov benefit mapped out their path towards the resolution of the arab israeli conflict. following the visit. a delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put past behind them completely and a willing to work together in o

u.k. did we i thought the most people in this said well yeah i voted somewhat known and voting is the first step after that you have to continually put pressure on your elected officials in order to make them do what they said they're going to do because the corporations they have people in there every day they have people lobbying the people in congress them the most important representatives every single day you voted you know two years ago or six years ago whatever it is whichever house it is and you're expecting that that that they're listening to that vote they're not going to worry about your vote again until a few months before the next election and then all of the you know kind of you know flummery or come out on television or on billboards and stuff but one of the big problems is and i want to keep going back to it is that there we need to develop structures to put pressure on those structures now most likely would be online structures internet structures in which we would have not a town meeting but national meetings every other week we would all get online and say well this is what i

u.k. but behind all the smiles and all the handshakes there are strong differences to overcome. plus an international trio of space a voyages later. steps bringing with them rather some unusual guests mutated flights from the international space station. global news live in the center of moscow this is a hot seat now to palestinian factions in south korea recently forged ties as both fatah and hamas are in moscow seeking russia's backing for the creation of an independent palestinian state they met with the foreign minister sergei lavrov and map out that path towards the resolution of the arab israeli conflict he's drawn up by his following the visit. of delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and a willing to work together in order to achieve a palestinian state and said that they will work together. a government of a palestinian state now they're going to put forward these plans to

u.k. but behind all the smiles and handshakes there are strong differences to overcome. plus an international trio of space voyages landed safely on the classic step for being with them some rather unusual guests mutated fridays from the international space station. and one hours left before young that stops people trading in new york this is our t. is more education on the market closely more entrants in minutes. worldwide use of live from moscow this is artsy welcome to the program now two palestinian factions have reaffirmed recently for ties as both fatah and hamas are now in moscow seeking russia's backing for the creation of an independent palestinian state that met with foreign minister sergei lavrov their path towards a resolution of the arab israeli conflict. is following their pursuit. of delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah now those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and the willing to work together in order to achieve a

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. fawcett international trio of voyageurs landed safely of a cause that step after spending six months on board the international space station all they also brought by insects which scientists hope will have brought the secrets of how living organisms perform under zero gravity conditions. and up next report on the a former soviet republic of moldova what's changed since it gained sovereignty two decades ago that's coming up next. a country where some take pride in their wine family french wines are the world's best but most of those warnings are not much different from down. others have to select kidneys to support their families but i needed morning now because of the money my health is going in the first year of independence the country went through a civil war. nobody believed the war was possible at the end of the twentieth century moldova could have yet become another former soviet republic to experience a color revolution. what will be the outcome of the patrik said crisis in the country what future course will it choose for itself many inside and outs

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are strong differences to overcome. plus an international trio of space voyagers live safely on the cozart step bringing with them some unusual guest mutated flights from the international space station. one of the growth anticipated i.p.o.'s of this here is often running. the most popular. one of the most popular search engine standards so much of the sound on the nerves of more business in twenty minutes. nine pm here in the russian capital you're with r t thanks for joining us now israel's prime minister has stated he's ready for quote painful concessions but flatly denied his state would return to the pre nine hundred sixty seven borders with the palestinians well during his speech to the u.s. congress had been minutes on yahoo we iterated his country's friendship with washington but failed to give any solutions for the middle east peace process and for one what's been being said in washington today let's cross live to our correspondent guy in it chuck e. on why there are gay men now netanyahu enjoyed a repeated standing ovations in congress today didn't he. ah that's right he was addressin

stability in the market, the notion that we would step up and try to put forward something that is transformative, the coalition government in the u.k. had a deeper problem, and the have stepped up. we have a different political system. i think there is an enormous sense as we found saxby and i have done a road share of this, you could have the groups that want to preserve the status quo in this town and americans want to do their part. they want to be for something as long as everybody has scanned in the game. a lot of plans they put out so far have been accurate or not trade is disproportionately one part of america versus another part of america barry to much of the burden. the notion of what we are going to put out or get to is something every but people have scan in the game and like we will have the enormous amounts of folks stepped up. >> we do from day one this was going to be a difficult process in and of itself but even if we as a group of six were able to agree selling it to our colleagues is going to be even tougher. so we have not had any complicated feelings about that. it's always been understood that it was not going

u.k. but behind the smiles and the friendly handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. plus an international trio over voyager has landed safely on the catholic steps after spending it six months on board the international space station they will serve back insects which scientists hope will unlock the secrets of how living organisms perform under zero gravity. and more news at the top of the hour the next hour and if you show spotlight and which i'll go off asks an environmental expert what the future holds for resource cooperation between beijing and moscow this is art. hello again and welcome to sparta like the info we show on our trip i'll get all bent very my guest in the studio is see you. in just three decades china's economy has become one of the biggest in the world the country seems to be producing a virtually everything from start to space and if so why the economic crisis better than any other economy but today beijing is starving for energy and is turning to its neighbors particularly russia for cheap at fifty and if you stopped what does the economic future hold for the tip here is the executive director of the center for internationa

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are still strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. plus an international trio of voyageurs love to say freedom because that step after spending six months on board the international space station where they also brought back insects which scientists hope will unlock the secrets of the living organisms perform hundred zero gravity conditions . now there are millions of drug addicts in russia and most of them use their one smuggled from afghanistan and pakistan artie's many of the national caught up with islamabad's and drugs chief to find out what's being done to combat the problem well that interview is up next. over two point five million russians are addicted to heroin in pakistan volatile all story through which the drug is just picked and partly free status in two thousand and two thousand and one but since stand the drug problem is believed to have more cent rise in one hundred percent from two thousand to two thousand and six teef of pakistan is antony coccyx force mr saying it should kill hussein joins our team now to discuss the situation and the country's efforts to deal with it thank you sir very much

u.k. by 44 basis points. if you look at all of the european countries, particularly those with question marks about that, it's up by 316 basis points. kris 544. my view is if we hadn't take steps to set out a credible path of deficit reduction, u.s. and british interest rates go up rather than down in the whole rebalancing picture of manufacturing can export investment, business growth would've been absolutely laid out flat. that i think is the key judgment we had to make and i'm sure it was the right judgment. >> senator, the jobs are important to delivery. top work program or did the right job in the right space. if that case number -- because it changes you've made in the best and send them the cbi forecast are much smaller over the next few years. but there's a mismatch in the number of people that's actually available. >> well, the zero pr forecast unemployment will rise next year and every year after -- as i said, the date picture is we are trying to other rebalancing economy are inevitably whoever was sat here now would be seen a reduction, but needing to generate a growth in private sector reclaim it. now we have got 100,000 more people and worked in the u.k. buddy exc

u.k. and the republic of ireland. if the autism act northern ireland initiates legislative change beyond its own jurisdiction, what a complement to the journey we have traveled. the next stepsat home are crucial. as the northern ireland agrees the implementations for the autism act we must ensure that the lessons of the past are well learned and that families living with autism are not disenfranchised again. there has never been a budget or cost center for autism across government departments because -- well, a budget for a condition that doesn't exist in northern ireland and when there's no data there's no problem. this will be the greatest challenge, finding the budget, quantifying the need. the autism act is our hope. above all, it is evidence that we have citizens with autism who can no longer be ignored. thank you. >> ms. cassidy, thank you so much. if you could hang on for a few moments, perhaps to answer some questions, we will go now to -- and i want to again thank you for the work that you've done with the all-party caucus which works so closely with our own caucus here. the more we collaborate, hear best practices and learn from your new autism act of northern ire

u.k. by 44 basis points. if you look at all of the european countries, particularly those with question marks about that, it's up by 316 basis points. kris 544. my view is if we hadn't take steps to set out a credible path of deficit reduction, u.s. and british interest rates go up rather than down in the whole rebalancing picture of manufacturing can export investment, business growth would've been absolutely laid out flat. that i think is the key judgment we had to make and i'm sure it was the right judgment. >> senator, the jobs are important to delivery. top work program or did the right job in the right space. if that case number -- because it changes you've made in the best and send them the cbi forecast are much smaller over the next few years. but there's a mismatch in the number of people that's actually available. >> well, the zero pr forecast unemployment will rise next year and every year after -- as i said, the date picture is we are trying to other rebalancing economy are inevitably whoever was sat here now would be seen a reduction, but needing to generate a growth in private sector reclaim it. now we have got 100,000 more people and worked in the u.k. buddy exc