it's just after six pm on monday here in moscow this is not a type of war crimes court is requesting arrest warrants o'connell khadafi and two other senior libyan officials for crimes against humanity it comes as the head of britain's armed forces says nato must intensify its military campaign in libya with a direct attacks against the regime he's lore and it now has the story from london . it seems that this is a u.n. resolution that has been really stretched beyond recognition and that's not according to me that's according to various members of parliament that i've spoken to various groups they say that this is not what the u.n. resolution was intended to do although of course in the defense of this kind of action the people who are proposing us are saying that. himself is a direct threats to his a people who the aim of this escalation which will target infrastructure and we're not clear what infrastructure actually means but it could include things like bridges power stations water supplies things that would put the libyan people significantly on the back foot for the next ten yea

are our top stories serbian general rock of luggage appeals his extradition to the european war crimes court amid wide public anger over its arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the government of giving up a national hero to secure the e.u. membership. the u.k. stepping up pressure on colonel gadhafi by the point apache attack helicopters and bunker busting pawns in libya decision critics say is moving far beyond mere humanitarian projects. the u.s. government that was going to system that can send emergency text of the to everyone but there are concerns the measures perpetrating a climate of panic in the country. as europe pushes it's a preferred candidate to take over the i.m.f. head other countries argue that are not european should get the job one man who's caught russia's eyes the head of cause it stands national bank records he's been talking to us at r t about his ideas for reforming the powerful financial body. then outside of his candidacy for that on math top dog came just as big of a surprise to him asked to the rest of financial community the big horn marching could quickly

top stories tonight serbian general radko knowledge appeals his extradition to the european war crimes court amid widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the governor giving up a national hero to secure eve membership. 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

news channel these are our top stories serbian general manager appeals exhibitions the european war crimes court and with widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade the government of giving up a national hero to secure the e.u. membership. 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

for some the war crimes court in the hague has already made up its mind balkans a story. that says judges declare any bosnian war efforts of criminal justice by nato as actions. to be careful mismanaged this one in its previous history back in your early earlier in the decade terrorist of mr milosevic and turned him over unconstitutionally at the time of his basically leading to the flight to criminalize the entire political and military leadership of any serbs the former yugoslavia whether it's in. serbia in bosnia croatia and basically for their entire war effort it's clearly in terrible record criminal and this has been seized upon and use mercilessly by keep people in the region who are bullied claimed to be interfering you can still as well as organisations such as nato that seeks to justify their own legal behavior in one thousand nine hundred ninety prior . well we can now get more details on this case from our correspondent who is following the developments for us in the seven capital belgrade was really a what plans does the serbian court have from a lot of. a lot

war crimes court is requesting arrest warrants for colonel gadhafi and two other senior libyan officials for crimes against humanity it comes as the head of britain's armed forces says it must intensify its military campaign in libya with direct attacks against the regime let's get more details on this now and live in london to lower the u.k. forces chief insists that killing colonel gadhafi is quote within the rules now with the arrest warrants as well does this make the libyan leader illegitimate target is this all seems a far cry away from the u.n. resolution. it does seem a far cry way from the u.n. resolution but it seems that this is a u.n. resolution that has been really stretched beyond recognition and that's not according to me that's according to various members of parliament that i've spoken to various groups they say that this is not what the u.n. resolution was intended to do although of course in the defense of this kind of action the people who are proposing us are saying that gadhafi himself is a direct threats team is a people so the aim of this escalation which will tar

after some the war crimes court has already made up its mind bulk of the story an average of marge says judges declare any was in a war after its criminal justifying nader's actions. what the gentleman just managed to do build this one in it's true sister back in your early earlier in the decade that arrested mr milosevic and turned him over unconstitutionally of the time his music leaves the i.c.c. lawyer to criminalize the entire political and military leadership or any service he's somebody whether it's you look at serbia in bosnia croatia and basically their entire war effort it's clearly in terrible record criminal and this has been seized upon and use mercilessly by keep people in the region who are really clean. you can still as well as worried as you should such as nato that seeks to justify their own illegal behavior and if you know if you know in a trial. that was historian of ours or moderate in washington and plenty more on the way could in the paragons arguable man's. our record of predicting where we will use military force since vietnam is perfect we have never once gotte

it will be the first time in history that a rat has joint on to a sinking ship for some the war crimes court has already made up its mind bulk and historian average your mileage says judges declare any wasn't a war efforts it's criminal justify nato's actions. what the government has managed to do bookish one in its previous history back in your early earlier in the decade . arrested mr milosevic and turned him over unconstitutional at the time he has basically. said he wanted to criminalize the entire political and military leadership any sure. whether it's you look at serbia in moscow relations and basically their entire war effort including terrible record criminal and this has been seized upon in huge mercilessly by keep people in the region who are. playing to michigan territory you can still as well as you are using should such as nato that seeks to justify their own legal behavior in one thousand nine hundred ninety try to. play more on the way here in our team quoting the pentagon's push to keep its hands on a military money. our record of predicting where we will use military force

for some the war crimes courts and the hague has already made up its mind the story. says judge is the clear anti bosnian war efforts as criminal justifying nato's actions want to be careful and has managed to do build this one and it's pretty secure back in the early earlier in the decade. arrested mr milosevic and turned him over unconstitutionally at the time has basically been to the i.c.c. why to criminalize the entire political and military leadership of any serbs the former yugoslavia whether it's in. serbia in bosnia croatia and basically out of their entire war effort it's clearly in terrible record criminal and this has been seized upon and use mercilessly by people people in the region who are really claimed to be interior even still as well as a realization such as nato that seeks to justify their own legal behavior in one thousand nine hundred nine and prior. i described it as our has been following the developments in serbian capital belgrade. we know from various sources that he was arrested in a village called laws that which is just over sixty kilomet

rally against the arrest of general radical nottage this potential handover to the european war crimes court is attention calls anger to some sort of some say the government using its people god getting rid of. a group of balances have been arrested in washington move morial to thomas jefferson probably going to legal flash mob the demonstrators say they're doing exactly what the u.s. father of freedom would have wanted. jaitley does show united front for the clearing colonel gadhafi is cruel illegitimate and demanding he goes russia's sending its employees to libya to mediate a cease fire of the country's civil. tremendous what casey. but i thank you for joining me for the sports series and here's what's coming up. that other one bites the dust the fear is gone awry recent knocked out by teenager and the stuff to cover a change about the russian battle at the french open. marching on to sky held in one once home to cook but leapfrogs minutes to go top of the russian premier league . and the dawn of people suspends mohamed bin hammam and jack warner overdrive with allegations president sepp

no fly zone resolution could exhibit this with cause after the war crimes court announced it was seeking to arrest the libyan leader but journalist james corbett says the case sets a dangerous precedent because prosecutors don't have any evidence of gadhafi scribes. that would be easy to dismiss the international criminal court's appeal for aid and arrest warrant for his crimes against humanity is that it's something of a farce especially considering that the international criminal court's prosecutor's office there would be it's not a single member of that office actually bothered to step foot in libya to investigate these crimes against humanity with which he was charged but i think this is actually that's a very troubling precedent in the realm of international jurisprudence where we see the idea that for all intents and purposes nato geopolitical foreign policy can now be justified through juridical action meaning that the international criminal court simply by fiat decreed it and so the ludicrous nature of the entire operation is exposed and i'm asked for all to see and hear is a hum

colonel gadhafi would be within the rules as nato readies itself from the long war becomes after war crimes court said it seeking arrest warrants for the libyan leader but journalist james colbert says the case sets a dangerous precedent. it would be easy to dismiss the international criminal court's appeal for aid an arrest warrant for his crimes against humanity as that is something of a farce especially considering that the international criminal court's prosecutor's office now admits that not a single member of that office actually bothered to step foot in libya to investigate been crimes against humanity with which he was charged but i think this is actually that's a very troubling precedent in the realm of international jurisprudence where we see the idea that for all intents and purposes the needle geo political foreign policy can now be justified through juridical action in this international criminal court simply by fiat to create it and so the ludicrous nature of the entire operation is exposed for all to see invent here is a humanitarian intervention that is now literally going to be b

general run game larded shuffling sex addition from serbia to the european war crimes court and i made a wise public gang of them being sold out so will brussels. despite the support of most serbs europe's most wanted man it's most likely going to be sent to the hague all the details from belgrade in just a few moments. the u.k. sends apology an accomplice in libya to increase pressure on colonel gadhafi but nato troops could be a greater weight steve. on terror attacks said critics say presidential alerts sends direct him about things in the u.s. that to a c. climate the timing. of the business news russia says it's ready to resume the export of grain after maintaining about the labels to find out more business salty and plenty of it is. very welcome to you this is all a team from moscow europe's most wanted war crimes if you ship the sets to appeal in the serbian course against his extradition to stand trial in the hague for more goals in the server general run game luggage is a challenge with watering the mud all the around eight thousand muslim men and boys in one thousand nine hun

against the arrest of general rock of love that she has potential hand over to the european war crimes court. plus busted movies washington police arrested a group of activists for dancing the memorial to thomas jefferson d.o.'s father of freedom. neither of you are the top stories of the past we come up to must go g eight leaders united in the call for the libyan leader to step down with russia agreeing to mediate a ceasefire in the country's civil conflict. and georgia's independence day saw blood being washed out of the streets after police clamped down on protesters demanding the resignation of president saakashvili. hello you're watching the weekly from r t our roundup of the top news stories from the past seven days i'm kevin and it's now one am here in moscow and first thousands of people in the center of the serbian capital tonight protesting at the arrest of the former bosnian serb army chief. place a clash with demonstrators is the relative side of parliament in belgrade a protest was organized by serbian far right groups who consider a hero and that his arrest was an act of treaso

residence of colonel gadhafi which is being regularly hit by nato attacks it comes after the war crimes court announced it is seeking to arrest the libyan. investigative journalist attorney course says it's the alliance we should be held to account. and nato has shown in other campaigns around the world but it starts off with this sort of pretense that they want to have a sure shot war and what it happens is it turns into a long protracted. war where actually who does want out of this the military industrial complex these massive military companies who are supplying all this weaponry tonight oh and the people who do best out of it in fact both sides. military congress from both sides do well so i think that i don't think that the nato side really wants to make this a short thing at all they actually would all like a long protracted conflict. and they would like ultimately to take control of libya's oil and libya's finances which is what this is all about we don't see colonel gadhafi going into foreign countries invading them bombing them attacking them we don't see these long protracted wars

are all top stories so in general rocco not it should peels his extradition to the european war crimes court but made widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the government of giving up a national hero the security of membership. british apache helicopters prepared to cruise the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on congress but it's clear nato personnel could also be put in significantly more danger now. and the u.s. government's got a system that can send mergence in text and love to everyone but critics say it's just perpetuating a climate of fear in the country. next r.t. debates over who's going to replace don't expose card at the helm of the international monetary fund the i.m.f. what's cross-talk going to find out more just ahead. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future coverage. you can. start. a low in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as to who will succeed the now disgraced dominic strauss kahn at the international monetary fund many st

for former bosnian military general ratko mladic fight his extradition to the united nations war crimes courtupporters rioted in belgrade last night, demanding his release. >>> shuttle "endeavour" is a step closer to heading home. the crew disconnected the shuttle from the international space station this morning, the final part of "endeavor's" last mission. >>> typhoon hitting coastal areas of japan today, and there are concerns about flooding and powerful winds in areas hit by the disastrous tsunami and earthquake. >>> finally, today is of course memorial day, a holiday where we remember u.s. military men and women who died while serving the country. >> a military widow made it her mission to comfort members of other military families who need it the most. here is david muir. >> reporter: this weekend, another tearful return home. soldiers from the battlefield brought back to dover air force base in delaware, and quietly behind the scenes a woman determined not to forget not only their soldiers but the children, the ones left behind. now 4,300 young faces who have lost parents in iraq and a

the bbc he believes ratko mladic will be exelectric dieted to the hague to face charges of war crimes. a court in belgrade has moved he's fit to be extradited to the international war crimes tribunal in the netherlands. however, his son said he needs hospital treatment first. from belgrade, here's our editor gavin hewitt. >> this is the first image of 69-year-old raddingio mladic in custody. for 16 years he was the most wanted man in europe, accused of masterminding genocide in the balkans. he was visited in a belgrade court today by his wife and son darko. he said his father was not well enough to stand trial. >> we are focused at this time on his health, his condition and we are calling for independent sources to verify his condition. >> the judge, however, ruled he could be transferred to the hague. and later the president confirmed questions over his health would not delay the trial. >> no, we don't have any problem in that respect. he's going to deliver -- to be delivered in the hague tribunal in the next few days. this is the only procedure we have to respect. >> and we learned later fro

this morning the chief prosecutor for the hague war crimes court announce shed seeking arrest of libyan dictator moammar gadhafi and one of his sons. the prosecutor accused them of crimes against humanity, civilians have been targeted and killed. in singapore an engine fire caused a landing. all 149 people on board were evacuated. some as you can see frightened but no one was hurt. >>> long time cbs news man joseph worsebaugh has died. he worked for edward r murrah on the famous segments that helped expose joseph mccarthy and later was one of the original producers on "60 minutes." he died saturday. he was 90 years old. >> it is last call for the legendary sahara casino. after 60 years it's closing its doors. it was a favorite hangout for the rat pack and many otherly gaenldary performers. recently it was mostly known for dollar games and its six-pound burrito. 16 minutes past the hour. yeah. ooff. heartburn >>> thanks mare sol. here in the bay area, another round of rain hitting us, clouds building outside cool conditions this shot from mount vacca showing us what is in store later on

efforts made by his lawyers and his family to prevent him being sent to the hague war crimes tribunals and after the court receives that appeal it then has to read days to decide on whether to extradite the man or not his lawyer however saying that he might not make it to see the trial. raku monday. you want even live to see distorted this trial and genocide charge and ask for a battery of independent doctors to examine the sixty nine great condition they capture about the law which was one of the key conditions for serbia for potential entrance into the european union and of course access to the billions of dollars worth of grant a that could come with it but for the people here it's nothing but a betrayal and that's exactly why they took to the streets of the capital yesterday holding some ten thousand people rally in the very heart of the serbian capital belgrade here the three thousand riot police deployed to keep the peace but of course that didn't happen to some of you started throwing stones and thought also lighting firecrackers all things went flying out riot police literally saw bricks flying at

. >> a serbian court ruled he's fit to stand trialnd be extraded to the war crimes tribunal. his family and lawyer are calling for an independent medical examination and say they're going to appeal the court decision on monday. the former bosniane serbia general was arrested after 16 years on the run. >> an investigative judge at belgrade's special bar crimes court ruled he's fit to stand trial. his wife and son visited him in jail on friday. >> he recognized us. but he's got difficulty with speech. his hand is paralyzed and he can't use his fingers. >> he also told reporters his father intends to plead not guilty to genocide charges. the capture of the former bosnian serbia commander is front-page news in serbia. security forces reportedly surprised him in bed, and he didn't put up resistance. although he was believed to be heavily armed, local newspapers described him as a frail old man suffering from dementia. he's accused of ordering the massacre of around 8,000 men and boys in 1995. many people in bosnia welcomed >> it's gratifying for all the victims and their relatives.

war crimes charges. a second serbian court rejected his claims he was too sick to face prosecution.the massacre of 8,000 muslims during the bosnian-serb war. >>> a former egyptian banker accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid in new york. it sounds eerily similar to the case against the former chief of the imf. a live report up next. hi, this other store has these for 20 cents less. what?! -match it! -match it! -match it! match it! -match it! -match it! 20 cents less. what?! just match it... -match it! -match it! -match it! -match it! -match it! -match it! -[ horn honks ] -match it! -match it! -match it! thank you, got it. i'll match that price right here. oh! cool. [ male announcer ] we won't be beat. we have low prices every day. on everything, backed by our ad match guarantee. save money. live better. walmart. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> reminder to vote for today's choose the news winner. text 1 for crime clues on facebook. law enforcement agencies are using social media as a

international criminal court wants to arrest colonel gadhafi for alleged war crimes against libyan civilians and meanwhile coalition forces are accused of intervening in north african country to stop its leader from jumping off the greenback in oil trading. a russian rocket gets rolled onto a european launchpad as part of an ambitious spacefaring joint project the move is to make sure everything is in order ahead of a summer launch meant to turn a new page in outer space exploration. but the situation in libya far from resolved we talked to a blogger a musician an independent journalist about nato's role in the country and what's fueling its interest in the campaign. plus ego is an independent journalist a member of the americans against war coalition thanks for speaking with ulti you see the bombing of libya as a continuation of the powers colonial ambitions well their motives first of all are simply there to exploit democratic movements and political turmoil to exclude it so that they can guarantee that they do commodities and oil purchasing favorable to their terms which often means unfav

faces a domestic trial for alleged corruption and another at the international criminal court for alleged war crimes the fighting on the front lines was dramatic. but amnesty international says it was civilians, not soldiers, who bore the brunt of the violence. it calls for an end to impunity on all sides. mark doyle, bbc news. >> there's been intense fighting in the yemeni capital between the security forces and the country's biggest tribe, which has joined the uprising against the president. gunfire has been heard in the streets throughout the day. at least 38 people have been killed according to reports. >> fierce gunfire has rattled through the streets of the yemeni capital for the last 48 hours. the tribal fighters determined to force the president to step down. he is determined not to. the president has been under pressure to resign for months. mass protests of anti-government demonstrators have been held nationwide, calling for him to leave office immediately. but they've had little influence on the yemeni leader, who's been in power for 32 years. on sunday he was supposed to sign a deal that

general run cold blooded she's on a plane heading for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal for a serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition that it is charged with aldrin the massacre of muslims in one thousand nine hundred five artie's country is out of it is in belgrade for. the decision to extradite former bosnian serb general outcome what it was confirmed by the serbian justice minister. she said that american law that is already on the way to the hague and we saw a police convoy leaving the special courthouse where martin has been ever since his arrest last week we also know that the entire highway to the airport was blocked off so that he and the police convoy escorting him could get to the airport and a minimum amount of time he will face the i.c.c. wire the international criminal tribunal for war crimes and former yugoslavia according to his lawyer and his family will be live long enough to see the actual trial because of his deteriorating health condition but despite their concerns the medical panel here in the court did judge mr mudge fit to be extradited to the hague and

just joined this morning's kevin zero in and first europe's most wanted war crimes fugitive has lodged an appeal in a serbian court against attempts to have been extradited to the hague to stand trial for bosnian serb general ratko bloodied she is charged with ordering the murder of around eight thousand muslim men and boys in one thousand nine hundred five of his country in a zone of his own side the court in belgrade for us. and we know that the lawyer for the former bosnian war general has already posted his appeal now of course that is acceptable according to serbian law to send the appeal not to deliver it file it at the courthouse or deliver it by hand but actually mail it through the post many here of course are believing that that is a delay tactic employed so that i can light it as an extradition could be delayed and once that appeal is received by the water in this particular of the three judges will have three days to determine whether to grant him that appeal or whether to approve his extradition not many here in serbia of course believing that that appeal will be granted those including his very own s

program now europe's most wanted war crimes fugitive is waiting for a serbian court to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general that it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two back in belgrade thousands rallied outside parliament to support a ban they consider a national hero a correspondent for explains. the outcome of that is of course expecting to hear what the court will decide the surrounding his appeal against his potential extradition to the hague the court's decision is due today of course on that matter and we do know that a repeat of last night's violence is possible for earlier the meeting of some ten thousand people in the very heart of belgrade just outside the parliament building turned violent at some point with the youths growing spelling's bottles and firecrackers at the riot police riot police started throwing things back and at that point a decision to disperse the crowds was made they were a very efficient but also quite brutal in their dispersal we saw some people getting beaten with police the taunts being

carriage often the top story europe's most one suiter war crimes fugitive is waiting for serbian courts to decide on his appeal against extradition to the hague former bosnian serb general that it is charged with the worst atrocities since world war two that cost a lot of government in well great. that's what's all the old love that stays in so instead of the trial in the heat. well as people on the ground here in belgrade say the all odds are practically nonexistent not many here believe that his appeal will be successful despite the fact that his lawyers and his family have frequently questioned the objective of the court here in serbia as well as like. the health of the doctors did rule him that safe and well enough for extradition but his family has since been saying that he is becoming weaker and weaker as the days go by email have not been well enough for extradition his lawyers of course saying that they need an independent doctor to come in to do a physical evaluation. rothko. if you will even live to see distorted his trauma one genocide charges and then asked for a battery of

war on terror that they claim is fueling instability rather than curbing it and. the international criminal court wants to arrest program here for alleged war crimes against libyan civilians while the coalition forces accused of intervening in the north african country to stop its leader from jumping off the greenback an oil trade. when nuclear weapons were first used in one nine hundred forty five it changed the world forever up next we are asking the children of armageddon if such a tragedy will ever be repeated the documentary coming up. here. in. the nuclear age is sixty years ten cars down as far east peace is concerned soon to the last atomic bomb sometimes very similar to gun. perhaps in less than twenty or thirty yes or so that it's i would like to pass on my grandmother still radiated to the younger generations pokus tonight my dream is to not let it die. how great is the threat of nuclear war today. nuclear weapons have become the current your power. how do you explain that the five permanent members of the security council and they are the ones who have the nuclear weapons. over the five most powerful states in the world. united states russia britain france chi

serb general radko nottage has boarded a plane for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal that's a first serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition knowledge is charged with ordering the massacre of muslims in one thousand nine hundred five trina's out of his in belgrade she joins us now along the latest country a very good evening. to arrive in the hague as i mentioned what can we expect when he gets there and what's next. all right a lot of cheers as you say on his way to the hague right now that was confirmed by the justice minister of serbia she said that he was taken from the court house where we are right now we did indeed see a large police car. and the highway that leads to the airport was completely blocked off by police that convoy headed there we also know that the entire airport belgrade international airport was also along and sold out of luggage would be delivered to the plane on board the plane that is of course bound for the hague where he will face the i.c.c. why are the international criminal tribunals if more work crimes in former yugoslavia according to his lawyer and hi