u.n. human rights watch to send an investigator to look at abuse allegations in syria but russia votes against saying a report criticizing the crackdown is not the full picture and the international community is receiving. happening in the country. germany says there are no rapid solutions to the crisis and it could take years to revamp the eurozone and save the single currency going to merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and debt regulations. the results of egypt's first post revolution elections showed the turnout was the highest in the country's history it's too early to have an official leader but the muslim brotherhood is already celebrating victory claiming to have gained forty percent of the vote. for me for the moment i'll be back in less than half an hour as the news continues in the meantime to kill or not to kill watch our special report on u.s. troops in iraq and the life changing decisions they have to take soldiers of conscience is on the n. stay with us for that. yes i join in. the. reason why i joined army. i mean easy for my recruiter

u.n. human rights watch dog meat to force through a security council resolution on syria this comes after a report earlier this week claimed that four thousand people have been killed since march but russia says the document based on the views of around two hundred witnesses objectivity. germany says there are no solutions to the e.u. debt crisis could take years to reach the eurozone none save the single currency chancellor merkel believes the region needs a new financial. regulation. twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages for the protesters organized by labor unions but echoes the mood of the occupy wall street movement. those are your headlines on this friday another from the front of the house. to the high tech facilities of the backstage areas join. explores the most meticulous and expensive theater renovation in all of history. great. comfortable. unique. subject but the. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out so in this week's program we'll be exploring the magnificence of both so i think it's up to six years the main stage of t

u.n. warding seven thousand people in makeshift detentions and there's the reports of even the human rights watch here what that what they need is yes and i want to see as you say there are reports of the u.n. that have militias are still running rampant there are reports of torture as well i'm not put idea the n.c.c. is also the u.n. to unfreeze billions of dollars of the country's assets because without them they struggle to pay government jobs i mean rebuild infrastructure why is the international community being so slow to give the n.t. seek the help that it needs. think that is the question now one would have thought that after freezing those assets after freezing that money the money belongs to lead i mean even when they were still fighting the question of how that money was being released what the pages of weapons and things like that and a lot of people are a little when i least we're not really. you know. they saw that as improbable as and told what i wanted by the international community and yes you are right if that money is not released the m.d.c. have a bigger program i think they do

watching on t.v. it's time for your headlines the u.n. human rights watchdog meets to force through a security council resolution on syria this after a report earlier this week claimed four thousand people have been killed since march but russia says the document based on the views of around two hundred witnesses lacks objectivity. germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to reach the eurozone and save the single currency chancellor angela merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls on debt regulations. and twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages the protest is organized by labor unions but echoes the mood of the occupy wall street movement. alright imma call it a bill dog's here in half an hour's time to bring you the latest news up but for now peter lavelle and his guests discuss the deteriorating state of pakistan u.s. relations and how america's continued war on terror could be poised to make it lose its most vital regi

u.n. human rights commission calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china voted against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. it's midnight in moscow you're watching r t live from the russian capital with me built on. straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary election here on. a special studio in central moscow is from where we are following the developments closely and my colleague and he said now he's there and he said. thank you bill indeed rose from all over russia are being counted as we speak the preliminary results do so that united russia is leading the vote but has less than fifty percent so far and what appears to be a significant drop in popularity is being published live out the central election committee in artistic after dinner graphed rove is there and joins us with an update concept bring us up on the latest numbers hello and is some of the latest as of now midnight time after a thirty eight point six percent of the votes have been counted here at the preliminary results of the ruling united russia is leading with forty eight point seven percent of the vote almost four million people gave their voices to the larg

u.n. human rights commissioner calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china voted against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. it's eleven pm here in moscow you're watching r t live from the russian capital with me. so straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary election here on special studio in central moscow is following the developments closely my colleague and he said no way is that lisa. exe billboards of course all over russia are being counted now results coming in so far they show that united russia is leading the vote but has less than fifty percent so far and that appears to be a significant drop in popularity all the data is being published live out the central election committee and our teams are getting a great show is there and joins us to get the reno what are the latest figures that we're hearing and keep looking at them and he is so right now with twenty six point six percent of the votes counted here are the first preliminary results now the latest figures show that the united russia party is deleting with a forty six forty seven point three percent of the vote almost four million people voted gave their voices to the

u.n. human rights commissioner calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china vote against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. this nine pm here in moscow you're watching on t.v. live from the russian capital with me. so straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary election here on colleague and he said now he is in a special studio in central moscow over. yes bill polls are now officially closed all across russia the central election committee is about to announce the first exit poll results are waiting to see whether of course united russia party is leading the vote and whether or not it will make that fifty percent mark. at the committee headquarters and now joins us live to go through what are the figures is it too early for you to give us any information about the actual numbers these i'm actually listening now we're expecting the results to be shown on those monitors but we hear the first exit polls now being announced during the press conference so we can say no big surprises around the first place now it's clear you're not russia is leading no one has already eight point five percent this is what we've just heard coming second a

u.n. if human rights commissioner calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china vote against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. it's a five am here in moscow you're watching all see live from the russian capital with me a special russia election coverage and the week's top stories coming your way. so straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary elections here on r c codes all over russia being counted now on this central election committee's publishing although it is a big it live for us so she's really been notionally is that really it was one of the latest figures that well you know he's the latest at this hour. almost eighty four percent of those have so far been counted the united russia party is still a clear leader of the sea is parliamentary election you have to understand that the votes have been counted right now at this very moment and the figures are changing all the time hovering around a fifty percent mark but as we can see right now on our monitor the poll top pros get fifteen point twenty percent still far below sixty four percent to twenty two thousand and seven followed by the communist party with around twenty percent it'

u.n. human rights commission a pool for international intervention in syria but russia and china voted against the resolution saying foreign meddling only cause of more bloodshed. it's eight pm here in moscow you're watching live from the russian capital from can . it's decision day for russia millions across the country's nine time zones have been having their say to decide the makeup of the lower house of parliament the state duma. now launching our special coverage of the state duma election day here. and now is in our special election coverage center in the heart of moscow over to you and a wonderful view behind you of the russian capital. it is indeed thank you bill as the election process comes to a close here in russia and it's winding down we'll be updating you every hour on the very latest results bringing you reaction and in-depth analysis well polls have now closed almost everywhere across the country apart from just one region this is because russia of course has nine time zones so in the country's western most kaliningrad area people have about an hour left to make their decision now this is also when the first exit polls and official results are due in that's nine o'clock moscow time five pm

u.n. human rights commission a calls for international intervention in syria but russia and china voted against the resolution saying foreign meddling will only cause more bloodshed. it's one am here in moscow early monday morning you are watching r t live from the russian capital with me built. so straight to our extensive coverage of russia's parliamentary elections here on r.t. over now to my colleague and he said now in our special cities in the studio with all the latest developments and figures for you. thanks bill votes all over russia are being counted the preliminary results so far show that united russia is leading the vote but is just one percent short of fifty percent now it appears to be a significant drop in the party's popularity it is however gaining as more ballots are being counted the central election committee is publishing all the latest figures live in r.t.c. catherine mcgrath is standing by for us at headquarters to get through now what are the latest numbers you have for us the latest numbers we have as of now with more than thirty eight percent of the votes counted is the ruling united russia easily as you've just said with forty eight point seven percent of the vote coming in second are the commonest w

u.n. is suggesting that we're seeing crimes against humanity with the killings we've seen in syria right now. should the region stand by? should lebanon be standing by and watchinghat unfold in that way without taking action? >> sitting 10,000 kilometer away, 5,000 kilometer away it's easy to take, let's say, action or whatever it is. we are close, we are very close and whatever happen, it will have an impact. so let's be wise, let's be realistic, let's be pragmatic. >> could we see syria make an about-face here and allow arab observers to come on its soil to see if you can reach a peaceful ending to this after all the turmoil? >> i think that will be a wise step ahead. this is what they have asked. if it happens, it will perhaps ease the tension and perhaps be a good step forward. >> so what kind of economic impact are we looking at here for syria? according to the european commission, these are syria's top five trading partners, together they account for more than 58% of syria's trade. four of them either have, will or could cut trade ties with damascus. let's start with the european union. it imposed a ban of impart of syrian oil. in the number two position i