the iaea fails to report the country to the un security council. tens of thousands take to the streets in egypt, demanding the military give up power. a fire at an australian nursing home. a male nurse is charged with murder. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the dali lama has said he is worried about the number of tibetan monks and nuns setting themselves on fire. police have reopened the investigation into the mysterious death of the hollywood star natalie wood. welcome once again. the united nations' nuclear watchdog has passed a resolution censuring iran. the resolution has stopped short of reporting the company to the un security council. >> suspicions about the nuclear work of iran are increasing. a recent report by the un nuclear agency iaea said iran has carried out tests relative to the development of a nuclear device. the agency wants tirane to clear up its questions without the lead. its board of governors has passed a revolution -- a resolution which expressed increasing concern. ir

that the latest round of the bait over palestinian statehood bid ends with a deadlock at the un security council. those are you eager to come to the russian capital for business we have the ultimate guy who's next. dynamic. friends. a. trusted secretary that a welcome to the show this week will be taking a look at business facilities and locations in the russian capital every week thousands of business women come to moscow for various meetings conferences. by arriving here. they're all three international airports in moscow in the north to the south to the southwest of the capital around thirty kilometers from the city each they all served by express trains major highways. if traveling by car the way out of traffic journey time spent a great deal to move these transport hubs depending on the time of day says the nine hundred ninety s. with globalization and perestroika interest from western companies. to do business in russia has increased dramatically thousands of foreign companies have moved here i mean to gain profit in the country's developing markets this terminal in sheremetyevo was recent

why are we not pursuing that the -- at the un security council for the referral of assad to the international criminal court? can you tell me? >> ambassador rice and her team in new yorker actively looking to see how we can use the un system in the best way to first of all raise attention to what is actually happening in syria and try to find ways to stop the violence. we are looking for support with russia and china to see if we can get a security council resolution on syria. we're also working with european and other partners to call for the types of human rights monitors that would give some protection to the syrian people. there have been special sessions where we have helped the u.n. human rights council. we are looking at all the ways that the un system could help us achieve that goal of stopping violence and moving toward a democratic transition. >> i applaud what the administration has done through ambassador rice. the vote in october at least forced nations to stand up and vote. even though it failed. the question i am asking, since the arab league has intervened and that effort has

bolster their efforts to achieve full un recognition as a state, but that must be approved by the un security council where the u.s. has promised a veto. in france, a firebombing at the office of a satyrical magazine. the new issue featured a spoof article about law that it said was edited by the profit mohammed. the article included the image of the cartoon character of a turbin and white robe. a leading group deplored the mocking tone of the magazine and said it opposes all forms of violence in retaliation. we have a report now from fred desam lazzaro on the catholic nun who founded and runs a huge social service agency in brazil. her success is based on careful book keeping and a simple formula, education leads to jobs especially rooted in love. >> among emerging nations, brazil is say leading power and the booming economy is the world's seventh largest. yet this nation of 200 million remains divided. the poverty is on display along the hillsides, not far from rio dejaneiro's skyline. despite government attempts to address it. >> there is great inequality in brazil and people who don't have a plac

debate over palestinian statehood bid ends with deadlock at the un security council where the quest for sovereignty fuelling tantrum and clashes over israeli settlements on the west bank. and archie's close up team travels through russia's black sea coast to see how the popular resort is attracting.

it is up to the un security council to ensure that they subject him to the charges. the prosecution has been in contact with different sources reporting multiple victims of sexual violence carrying a letter to the committee by gaddafi forces -- there are allegations of crimes in committed by nato forces carried -- crimes committed by nato forces. including civilians suspected to be mercenaries and killing of the combatants and. as well as obligation -- allegations of additional crimes committed by gaddafi forces 3 these allegations will be judged impartially and independently by the office. >> that is the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court. we are going to take you to the port of oakland in california, the fifth largest port in united states. the occupy wall street movement in the city of new york is across the globe and in various cities carried these are pictures we have. police estimate about 4500 people have taken to the streets of oakland this wednesday. they are protesting against the excesses' of capitalism. the have been trying to disrupt th

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the recognition of palestine outside the peace talks with israel and vows to veto the next un security council vote on the issue. syria's president claims the deadly anti regime uprising in the country is funded from abroad and warns western powers to keep out this comes as nato rules out military intervention while the opposition in the country remains divided over the introduction of a libya style no fly zone president assad says he's ready to work with the opposition as a new constitution is being drawn up and multi-party elections are set to take place next year. and from the directors' box to the witness box chelsea football club owner roman abramovich is in court as his his former friend boris abettors also he sues him for allegedly muscling him out of a.

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west by the latest round of debate over palestinian statehood but ends with a deadlock but the un security council. is going to stay with us here and i'll tell you next we report on the claims that a major cancer fighting drug producers are actually responsible for the pollution that causes the disease my mother was diagnosed with cancer at the age of forty nine she did not smoke she ate five fruits and vegetables a day exercised regularly and her parents never had cancer if she was diagnosed with the disease what caused her cancer no one could say i kept wondering why. every day about three new synthetic chemicals enter the consumer market of the one hundred thousand synthetic chemicals in heavy commercial use only about two percent have talked to the logical profiles and in other words every day without our consent we're exposed to about ninety five thousand untested chemicals. who exactly are the world's leading chemical producers. now a new product is on grocery store shelves genetically modified foods. who develops most of the world's genetically modified crops. but only and then all of indep

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and debate over palestinian statehood bid and sit with deadlock at the un security council where the quest for sovereignty fueling tension and clashes over israeli settlements on the west bank. you're watching are you coming to live from moscow with me marina joshie leaders from the asia pacific region are gathering for a summit in sunny hawai but the dark clouds of european financial turmoil thousands of miles away are likely to dominate proceedings the weekend gathering is focused on establishing a pacific wide free trade zone but the euro crisis and its implications are set to muddy the blue pacific waters are just nice if you're going to reports from honolulu. basically even though the primary primary goals of the apec summit are improving the trade relationship and economic relationship all the countries that make up the asia pacific because of the extent of the european financial crisis this is certainly a headache that's looming over leaders having gathered here and many are seeing this as sort of a continuation of the g twenty summit without the participation of the european

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the west bank is the latest round of bait over palestinian statehood bid with deadlock at the un security council. and returning to our top story the repercussions of euro zone debt are causing global concern next on their t.'s interview show spotlight going off talks to the c.e.o. of russia's biggest bank to find out how safe the country's financial institutions are stay with us. welcome to the spotlight. today my guest on the show is. the european. banks. and. it's doing all right but economists say they will have to. do the russian banking sector and the ruble is losing its value all this trouble russia's biggest bank there's a very bad celebrates its anniversary saying it's going to become a transnational company. how is her going to grow. are struggling to survive we're asking all the banks to. russia's banking burbank terms of how this month through the years has become the largest bank in eastern europe about half of all russian citizens retail deficit are banks brand is worth nearly twelve billion dollars which makes it one of the strongest banking brands in the world instead of a birthda

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the un security council is reviewing palestine's bid for un membership in new york the motion was filed in september too much euphoria in the west bank and the deciding vote may come as soon as next week. ways are palestine's chance. palestinians have resigned themselves to the fact that it's unlikely they going to get the two thirds majority they need in the united nations security council for the statehood bid what this means is that they will not become full members of the united nations and the united states will not be forced to exercise its veto rights there are eight countries amongst the security council who have indicated that they will vote in favor of the palestinian bid these include russia china india south africa brazil levanon nigeria and gabon both the british and the french have announced that they will abstain from the vote there they will abstain alongside portugal and bosnia while germany and colombia might either abstain or vote against it alongside the united states now this really leaves the palestinians with two options the one is that they can still next week de

bank that has the latest round of bait over palestinian statehood bid with deadlock at the un security council. and returning to our top story the repercussions of eurozone debt are causing global concern next on our interviews show spotlight going off talks to the c.e.o. of russia's biggest bank to find out how safe the country's financial institutions are stay with us. oh yes and welcome to the spotlight the interview show on time out the novel today my guest on the show is kind of the. the european debt crisis shrinks revenues and forces banks to come jobs and bad for. russia but it's doing all right yet but economists say they will have to thousand votes to moody's is downgrading the russian banking sector and the ruble is losing its value all this trouble to russia's biggest banks there's a very bad celebrates its anniversary saying it's going to become a translational company. that had lain while we were there and how is her bank going to grow for others who are struggling to survive we're asking the banks to deputies say. russia's banking flagship her bank turns a hundred seventy this m

it is have realized that unlike in libya they cannot push for a no fly zone at the un security council this time around because of russia's vowed to veto it and while the arab league has stopped short of calling for syrian president bashar al assad's departure critics say this stance is nothing short of hypocrisy they have no. they don't have some of them they don't. develop their democracy the. ironic thing though what's more assad is shown he's willing to conduct reforms his government announced the release of one thousand prisoners after previously agreeing to admit five hundred arab league appointed observers this is you know a sign it is is going he still concerned about what his neighbors think and he still. under some sort of willingness to negotiate but it's not clear the arab league has the patience to listen and neither do whiston leaders who decided a long time ago aside needs to go and without the option to do it through the united nations the arab league is the next best option policy r.t. tel aviv well the international project of solving serious conflict has been flawed

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sanctions that would further isolate iran but we know that two of the permanent members of the un security council that is russia and china have made it clear that they don't want to cripple the uranium economy and that they say further isolating iran would be counterproductive and instead worship put forward an offer which is still on the table and that is for iran to fully cooperate on inspections and to prove that what they say about the civilian purpose of their nuclear research is true and is not a cover up for the oil for a weapons program and in return the international community would be ready to consider lifting sanctions and that's the offer which is still standing iran's says they won't back off from developing nuclear technologies tensions are really high israel was hinting that they're gearing towards preemptive towards a preemptive strike washington said all options are on the table but despite tough rhetoric coming from both israel and the u.s. many agree that washington in tel aviv are most likely to use the report as political leverage to try and isolate iran and possibly to put a

is a strike towards a good type situation but with key differences with what existed at the un security council and also on the ground for libya there was no stop to the intervention because there was a un resolution which is of course to figley for a little bit intervention but this time it's very unlikely that the trail leads will be provided by the un or so ahead this hour the peacekeepers accused of stirring up trouble but it clashes that the possible border. forces him to head down a test a road block despite promising to stay away. russia's president sent a strong warning to nato countries this week over their planned european missile shield we commit yet have said if it goes ahead of that guarantees of russia safety moscow will deploy its own defensive missiles but it's put on ever explains one casualty russia and united states much vaunted nuclear cuts. euro hope on top of the years of talk surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances over who will be targeted prompting stern words from president made y

you trying to use that this story as well as these new reports to push for sentient in the un security council. doesn't seem to have produced the result that they were getting for. really the countries in that ward especially some european countries. only. and i'm not sure if this report is going to. push or. see anything because the resolution because it seems that russia and china are. luck. to push for a closure of your expert view on the program professor phase when i share pressuring. because you are a california state university thank you. but other news in brief in around the world that first of all u.s. drone strike in pakistan's north waziristan region to kill six suspected militants intelligence officials said the drone fired two missiles on an alleged insurgent base in the middle of sharia and u.s. claims several groups linked to assaults against nato forces in afghanistan are located in the region pakistan's tribal areas have been hit by more than sixty american drone attacks since the start of the year. maoist rebels in west bengal india have called off a month long cease fire the