well stay with us here on our t.v. still to come a one off size or a life long commitment we explore whether arab revolutions have done enough to bring democracy and the freedoms they promised. these are the images. from the streets of canada. for asians rule today. has canceled a scheduled visit by a british warship in what it called a spirit of solidarity with argentina where no sorry's long running dispute with london over the falkland islands is again heating up ahead of the thirtieth anniversary of the war there this time it might not be about the sovereignty of the islands but oil exploration off their shores as for better or ports. first the prince then the warship all apparently routine but to watch and tina the message is clear. it's a regional and global issue because there are militarizing in the south atlantic one more time try as we me we can't interpret it any other way we are sending a destroyer the word itself that is huge in modern along with the heir to the throne he would have liked to see him in civ

thank you again for having us here today. [applause] for having us here again today. [applause] >> now for the part you really want to hear from, some of the students and graduates of the programs that we served here. since 2008, europe bay area graduated more than 200 students locally and thousands nationally. 87% are employed within four months of graduation, rt on average $15.69 an hour, or enrolling in college full time. it is my pleasure to introduce one of our graduates will give you a good sense of the talent that exists in our communities and what happens when that talent is matched with real opportunities. please add join me in welcoming that student. [applause] >> thank you. and thank you, mayor lee, for inviting me to speak. i am a graduate. i had a tough childhood. my parents divorced before i was born. my father passed away when i was two. when i graduated from high school, i graduated -- was on my own. the only thing i could find was in retail. for several years, i bounced from job to job, just getting by. in 2009, i was laid off. after months of searchi

here today. thank you for welcoming us to your district. malia and i have been focused on its third street continuously. we're not going to give up. there's no reason to give up. there is investment in people to be had here. wonderful people who live here want mendell plaza to be more successful, the bayview opera house. we open up a couple other storefronts along third street. we're going to continue doing that with the personal investments that people are making on housing. i want to continue thanking the former commissioners of our redevelopment agency. leroy king is here today. along with commissioner dar. thank you. [applause] i want to thank the bayview merchants association. thank you for constantly working with us here and making sure we do the right thing and communicate with all the people and not let go. i want to thank our police department. the captain is here. he is working with everybody thank you for being here. [applause] askinder is very worldly. he knows what is happening in our city and in this neighborhood. he is investi

well stay with us here on are you still to come this hour homeless in hollywood. a big american run around. where they haven't cleaned up they own backyard right here on skid row you've got the largest city in america no more to go with the city of angels homeless community growing while the government could be turning a blind eye born a few minutes. but first political prisoners a term associated with a dark chapter in soviet history when millions were locked up in forced labor camps known as grew up in a bid to make sure the horrors of the past aren't forgotten russians converted one of the group logs into a museum or the peter of a visitor the site spoke with one of its former inmates hidden away in the ural mountains hundreds of kilometers from the nearest city is perm thirty six where the soviet government since its distance now though it's a museum dedicated to making sure that's part of twentieth century history is never forgotten. people wanted to understand the causes of those reprisals and name all the victims and pass the knowledge of what happened here

thanks for being with us five thirty here in moscow and karen's erasure with a quick recap of your headlines syria's defined president vows to keep out what he calls foreign backed terrorists as washington dismisses a military attack other countries are withdrawing from the country over the violence between government forces and opposition fighters as claimed thousands of lives. as president obama makes a move for peaceful foreign policy a several war hungry politicians stick to their guns calling for military action against time around this as senator john mccain also fueled the fire by calling for strikes against syria. plus an independent group of russian observers cried foul over the presidential election but acceptable as you may have been turning on a majority of the vote the league of voters also says it won't take its allegations to court. next we head to the u.s. to experience life as a part of the american indian look kota trying. you know when you're stuck in a concentration camp. linden reservations. you see understand we have no rights no reservations none. of. my house because

one pm in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on our team our top story u.n. states have agreed to tone down a proposed security council statement on syria in a clear sign the world body is moving toward a united stance russia said it's ready to back a resolution as long as there are no ultimatums aimed at the risk of the assad regime middle east correspondent paula as well. the statement as such is a statement that would not be legally binding and this is because although the violence in syria has been ongoing for more than a year in that time security council members have been unable to agree on a resolution a resolution by comparison is being a statement is not but it does have the potential to become a resolution at a later stage now russia is backing the statement and has said it will back a resolution that will be formulated on the proposal being put forward by the former head of the united nations kofi or not he has a six point peace plan but moscow has made the point that any kind of statement any kind of resolution can not blame soley the syrian regim

well stay with us here on r.t.still to come this hour an african spring we report on the latest situation in the west african country of mali hit by a military coup it out sorry its president overthrown. was the rising number of americans are dissatisfied with only two real choices come election day twenty five well. of course the world economies five leading challengers are banking on serious change the brics group of countries aiming to break the spell of the dollar and the euro is the main reserve currencies artie's preassure it is in new delhi live with the latest she joins us now so queer how exactly are these five countries planning to work to rival the western dominated said what's driving this vision. that's very mad the brics summit the statements from the five world leaders brazil russia india china and south africa just wrapped up they just signed an agreement to give loans in their local currencies which is one of the many things that were discussed here today another what i development bank put the bra

well stay with us here on r.t. as we bring you up to the minute coverage of the spanish strike throughout the day and you can always find more news videos and analysis by clicking on our web site r t v dot com here's what's online right now. a petrol panic you pay drivers hitting the pumps after being warned of a possible fuel tanker strike. and facebook faceoff has some u.s. employers are asking people to hand over social networking passwords when applying for a job. as the conflict in syria rages despite a un backed peace plan the arab league is meeting to decide on how to mediate a solution not all of its members though are committed to diplomacy with some openly calling for military action for more on this we go live to our sorrow for a ride in istanbul with the latest so damascus has suspended the arab league since last year and what sort of impact will that have on the body decisions actually have on syria. well serious already said that it's not going to test any initiative by the arab league of course it wa

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stay with us here on r.t. still to come the scars of war or a poor by human rights activists says nato failed to investigate or compensate for civilian deaths it caused in libya last year. and well like in web cams may have uncovered more than intended the videos have given to russian authorities an idea of how they use the phrase you project for the good of the people. iran is once again warned it may block are by the oil route to the persian gulf it's threatening to retaliate for being cut off from swift a global bank payment network meanwhile fresh reports suggest the u.s. and israeli intelligence agree that tehran is not developing nuclear weapons but political analyst and historian peter rushton says that's unlikely to ease pressure on the islamic state what we're seeing that the moment has being the is the culmination of a long term a third ploy ron zonen is to force the iranian government into a corner to force them into a position where they're left with an invidious troops between normal having to ste

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to stand by for us all evening here and all day with r.t. up to the minute coverage of the russian election right from the heart of the capital as the votes are cast and counted. it's not a quarter past the hour here in the russian capital let's go to some of the other week's top stories for you here on our fears of foreign role in the syrian violence escalated this week government forces say they've arrested more than one hundred mercenaries mostly arabs but also some europeans that attempts to smuggle weapons into the country are reportedly being stepped up. as the latest on this. but the borders doors and windows do est despite international isolation syria's borders have remained opened and easy to pass through and that may have played a crucial role in the militarization of the country's conflict almost immediately after the crisis began here last march there were reports of graphic has been smuggled through to arm president other side's opponents one thousand dollars for a truck full of reference capable of delivering wholesale destruc

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at moscow i'm sure the syrian regime has pointed the finger at saudi arabia and qatar saying the arab states were involved in the chain of terrible lost in syria's largest cities the gulf nations have been accused by assad's government of arming whoever carried out the attacks which left around thirty people dead and dozens injured the boy who is in the region now reports with the latest. the two sides involved in this conflict the opposition and the syrian government obviously blaming each other for the queen suicide bombings that took place in damascus and syria second largest city often left over the weekend now opposition says that everything has been staged by the syrian government to sort of you know deflect that time ssion from its own crackdown on its people oh god the syrian government obviously disagrees with that and understands that the latest and samples of violence is yet another agadez that armed gangs terrorist groups are indeed present in the country that they're being financed and supplied by major world powers particularly s

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eight am in moscow i met reza good to have you with us here on our team our top story tens of thousands across spain gathering for a general strike to protest against new labor reforms seen as the first real test for the new prime minister mariano rajoy who's government has only been in office three months the strike comes a day before he's expected to announce more painful austerity measures artie's chaika greaves has bore from madrid. this is just a precursor of what we're expecting to see taking place later on thursday when tens of thousands of people thought to be descending where essentially we're during mission action a story right in the cases across the. country all part of a chance right now to those so limited transport links so we have heard the saying go oh yes they will the prince who complains of. the labels and said by the government they think they support the boy or they don't really protect the rights of the work they mean people should be sat down to reason and have their wages simply lowered oldis in the face of striking unemployment that was twenty three percent of

well stay with us here on r.t. still to come this hour african spring we report on the latest situation in the west in country mali by military coup which saw its president overthrown. power source overcome the rising number of americans are dissatisfied with having only two real choices come election day two thousand and twelve. first as the conflict rages in syria despite a u.n. back peace plan the arab league is meeting to decide on how to mediate a solution not all of its members though committed to diplomacy were some are openly calling for military action r.t. sarah for a has the latest. well serious already said that it's not going to test any initiative by the arab league of course it was suspended from it last year and we still say. of the arab league mission in that country that they also highlighted really the internalizations that the arab the as a party itself faces and in see this arab league summit the first is being held in baghdad key decades it hasn't been particularly well attended some of the co

stay with us here on dw. >> keep it here. ♪ ♪ >> dw on the internet with a new address and a completelyd online presence. and journalistic quality in 30 languages. inside full, diverse, and in multimedia format. -- insightful. visit us at dw.de. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. news channel al jazeera says it will not show footage of a gunman killing three children at a jewish school in southern france last week. >> nicolas sarkozy earlier threatened to jam the tv signal in france of any channel aired the footage. the gunman fell and the killings with a camera around his neck. al jazeera said it would also refuse to give copies to other tv channels. of violent extremists has been in the spotlight here in berlin today and the conference on how militant groups use the internet. >> from radical islamists to neo-nazis, all kinds of extremist groups have been taking advantage of the web to communicate and spread propaganda. >> an online bomb making video. this was allegedly posted by islamist extremists. jihadist web sites are used to inspire, train, and recruit young men to engage in jihad against th

well stay with us here on r.t. still to come this hour football fever heading east ukraine well over the fairing for a break here here here is a welcome to millions of euro football. but what can be the currency every minute yet there's not much dollars or euros or anything what are we going to be changing probably beans we take to the streets of new york to get opinions on how the euro crisis has hit the dollar. turning first though to some other stories making headlines across the globe in mali tora gravels in the north of the country have captured a strategic is strategic town of the dollar there's just a week after the country's military stage a coup to overturn the president's scenes power the army says they took control so they could fight off the sahara based rebel threat the leader captain amadou sanogo as asked before to help to tackle the tour again insurgents the rebels fought in libya for colonel gadhafi before returning better on to the homeland. eleven people have been killed several others injured aft

none of us here object to the proposition that russia can accede to wto with u.s. approval, and our folks doing business abroad will do even more. and that will help us more in the united states there is no question about that. the question is how do you negotiate the very best situation with a country that has dragged its feet over and other and over. and again, i hope to be able to get to the ucos situation in moment. mr. williams talked about a practical problem, the practical problem of the russian court system. i just want to ask you, given the track record that you identified, do you have concerns that granting russian pntr before the russian duma takes steps to implement the intellectual property reforms and the other wto access commitments, reduces the leverage that we might otherwise have? >> absolutely. i do have concerns. i'm also 71 years old. i've reached that point in my life where i know that when you move into an area where i lack the expertise to say one is better than the other, i have to point it out that i'm the wrong person to tell you thatwe a

stay with us here on our t.v. for up to the minute coverage of the spanish strike throughout the day for more news and videos you can always head over to our team dot com here's what's a click away right now. panic for petrol drivers in the u.k. hippopotamus after being warned of a possible fuel tanker strike. and a facebook face off as u.s. employers asked people to hand over social network passwords when applying for a job. as the. conflict in syria rages despite a un backed peace plan the arab league meeting to decide on how to mediate a solution but not all members committed to diplomacy what some are openly calling for military action damascus says it won't accept anything the league says after the body suspended syria's membership last year r.t. sarah ferguson will. it is the first time that the arab league summit been held in iraq for t. decades and it's expected that the arab league ministers who gathered there are going to see the inducing case here and six point peace plan that of course has already been

eight am in moscow i mad très a good to have you with us here on r t our top story u.n.states have agreed to tone down a proposed security council statement on syria in a clear sign the world body is moving towards a united stance russia says it's ready to back a resolution as long as there are no ultimatums aimed at the assad regime moscow's lending its way to the efforts of the u.n. the syria envoy kofi annan to broker peace or his middle east correspondent paula sleep. the united nations security council is expected to vote on was a draft statement about syria the statement as such is a statement that would not be legally binding and this is we close over the violence in syria has been ongoing for more than a year in let us high and security council members had on the naval to agree on a resolution on a resolution by comparison is binding a statement is not but it does have the potential to become a resolution at a later stage now as russia is that's making the statement and has it it will back a resolution that will be formulated from the proposal being put forward b

eleven am in moscow i met president could have you with us here on our t.v. has been caught up in a fresh violence the security forces use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters outside the capital manama rallies erupted in several cities against the law the rule of the al khalifa royal family military forces accused of killing scores of protesters and arrested thousands since an anti-government revolt broke out last year and arrest comes amid a retrial about the twenty doctors and nurses convicted of trying to overthrow the government by treating demonstrators injured in last year's uprising the original prosecution of the medics brought widespread international condemnation global research correspondent finian cunningham witness some of the doctors try. adding the wounded during a crackdown and thinks the regime is persecuting the medics to keep them from exposing the true. peaceful produce and they do which is being human in the cause but also in. the doctors the nurses just chaos and they were doing in my. experience. with hundr

it is frustrating for all of us here and our staff at dph and hsa as well as our constituents who are homeless. i am hoping we can make some headway on that. it is a frustrating issue for all of us. i do want to a knowledge as some much work has been done. but we still have many more steps to take and i appreciate the committee members for volunteering their time. thank you for being here. is there any other discussions or questions on the rules committee? seeing none, is there a motion to continue this to the call of the chair? >> so moved. >> we can do that without proposition. thank you very much. i want to invite all the members who are here today to come on our next hearing on the 26 or 29th. thank you. can you please call item no. 7?

us here and so i could have you with us here on r.t. today still to come for you in the program of the academics questioning the right to life the two professors come under fire in the u.k. advocating the use of what they call after birth abortion. and india's silent killer how the use of a special force in the country's homes poses a threat of disease and even death. u.s. police are investigating death threats they received via twitter after hundreds of protesters marking occupy wall street's six month anniversary clashed with offices in new york scenes of police brutality towards peaceful demonstrators made many question america's image as the guardian of democratic values and freedoms as our things are in a fortnight or explain recently expanded restrictions on the protests are only fueling the criticism. it's a country that extols the virtues of liberty on like no other. since september some six thousand seven hundred americans protesting against economic inequality and corporate greed have been arrested and silence. a police offensi

you could come to this point and then i think then the germany would pull out of the euro stay with us here an arche still ahead this hour homeless in hollywood. i think america's run around playing captain saber hole would have been cleaned up the own backyard right here on skid row you know if you've got the largest mall most popular in america right. you know where to go is the city of angels almost immediately growing while the government appears to turn a blind eye or in a few minutes. but first political prisoners a term associated with a dark chapter in soviet history when millions were locked up and forced labor camps known as gulags and a bid to make the horrors of the pet make sure the horrors of the past aren't forgotten russia's converted one of the remaining gulag camps into a museum or he's peter oliver visited the site and spoke with one of the former inmates. hidden away in the ural mountains hundreds of kilometers from the nearest city is perm thirty six where the soviet government sent its dissidents now though it's a museum dedicated to making sure that part of twentieth

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. by the way, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night, but before then, please join us later tonight for "rock center." 10:00, 9:00 central, a terrific broadcast planned for this evening. for all of us here, good night. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we begin tonight with developing news out of the east bay where a federal investigation gone awry led to an officer-involved shooting. police are still on the scene outside a restaurant at hilltop mall. it happened at 3:00 local investigators say a federal agency was conducting an undeov

hello again chief economist at the prosperity capital management assets from many thanks for joining us here my first question to you obviously. as the. more investments will flow into russia do you. i think investors will feel confident here in this country i think for a long time russia still going to be treated differently from other emerging markets for all kinds of historic geopolitical reasons that you understand very well alexia many of your viewers understand but this wasn't really a surprise i mean pretty much all the opinion polls even the really and independent pinioned polls form. they've all been saying it would be somewhere between sixty and sixty five percent though of course that result will be discredited in the west of the russian economic story pretty strong at the moment we have four point three percent growth last year the third fastest growing major economy in the world and the r.t.s. index is up twenty six percent so far this year but today hasn't gone up all that much because today's victory was pretty much factored in if there are big protests and i. protest result i

with us here on r.t. . live in moscow all the political campaigning is russia it's now just a day before the presidential election voters are deciding for themselves who they want to see is head of state for the next six years and it's growing a public involvement in the country's political life. stand out from once in the past. this election is going to be quite different contrary to all the other presidential polls russia is being held in the wake of a series of must rallies being held in the country and a spike in social and political activity among the public in general it started after the. election early in december scores of people have been digging into the streets amid accusations of ballot fraud russians seem to be taking far greater interest in politics than they used to and the degree of political life in the country looks to be the highest since probably the ninety's we've also seen various rallies in against the candidates there's also been a massive social campaign for transparent presidentia

here and about these web cams we just showed this report of them in russia do you think they benefit us here. oh yeah in a way it would go it's very hard implements even for the differences in russia there's a federal electoral system so basically the federal government here has the power to make elections the same everywhere to cameras the translucent bins for the ballots and all that but in america the elections are a power reserved to the states which allows every state to conduct elections pretty much as they see fit you know what i mean and that's part of the problem because some of the united states. the same parties don't always appear on the ballots so the one thing is that there might be need to be some kind of major legislation maybe even perhaps an amendment idea or say amend the constitution which is usually blasphemy but something that would see that the states have to pick a solid method so each state at least at least in each state everything is done exactly the same in every place because having some with the paper some with the guy build machines which are very i don't know

words will stay with us here on our t.v. still ahead this hour to strike or not to strike president obama gets an ultimatum from israel which is calling for a military attack on iran over its nuclear program. but first all except nations have signed onto a tougher new budget rules to stop countries from running up huge debts britain and the czech republic stay out of a deal which must now be ratified by the twelve euro zone members or he's brussels correspondent tests are so it has more. it's been talked about for months claimed as a solution to europe's crisis fiscal compact described talk to new fiscal rules after another two day summit this fiscal stability compact is signed sealed and delivered . most e.u. leaders have agreed to give it the go ahead and it's expected to be ratified by at least twelve years old nations this pact comes with tight budgetary rules that must be strictly it here too or else face automatic sanctions. member states must maintain a balanced budget or have a surplus keep a budget deficit of three

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