you bush will in brussels in london thank you. well as the occupy movement goes global let's let's try and track exactly what's going on where people in almost a thousand cities eighty two countries from asia and the americas to africa and europe all united in protests that it's a cross live here these are live pictures right here on are coming to you from the italian capital of course rome reports of two hundred thousand people marching right now we have reports also though of getting a bit of violent protesters smashing up some shop windows or some cars have been torched as a demo against corporate greed and austerity measures. and we've seen plumes of smoke earlier belittling right there as you can see there is the coliseum also smoke in other parts of the capital we hear the police are out arrests of being made here and we will continue with these live pictures from right now as we turn our attention to hong kong crowds have gathered in its central districts where multinational corporations have offices protesters have also ta

i'm monita rajpal at london. a libyan official tells cnn it is likely moammar gadhafi will be buried in the coming hours. it has been five days since he was killed. one of the former leader's sons is trying to flee. saif is near the border. >>> police are working for who is responsible for two explosions in kenya that killed 1 and wounded 20 others. the blasts come two days after the u.s. embassy in kenya warned it had credible information of an imminent terrorist attack. >>> a bright moment in turkey. a young boy was among a handful of people found alive in the rubble after sunday's devastating earthquake but the country's disaster and emergency administration has just raised the death toll to 366. the defense is set to call more witnesses tuesday in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray. its first witness was another physician who said jackson asked him for intravenous sleep medication two months before he died. murray is accused of inadvert t inadvertently causing jackson's death. i

service has been suspended at amtrak's jack london square station. so they are providing buses between jack london square and emeryville. we'll have more coming up. >>> happening right now, president and mrs. obama as well as vice president joe biden and his wife are hosting the arrival ceremony for the president of korea for an official visit. they are putting the finishing touches on a trade agreement with south korea and colombia and panama. the south korean president will address a joint session of congress this afternoon. >>> 6:12. a small beach community is shocked by a salon massacre that left it people dead in orange county. one woman is in critical condition after 8 people were killed. the suspect scott dekraai is in police custody this morning. the 42-year-old is accused of opening fire on a salon full of workers and customers. one stylist ran for cover. >> she got back into the room and locked the door and she even said somebody was trying get in the door. >> before yesterday's shooting, seal beach had just one homicide in the past four ye

maybe it was too risky for kim's family to fly to london. then before the couple could set a new wedding date, those detailed background checks on kim turned up a roadblock to happily ever after, living as spies in a top-secret lighthouse. >> i had some student loans that needed to be paid off, but robert had told me that because of the security clearance that he had, he couldn't carry unsecured debt. nor could anyone in his immediate household because it would put him at risk for bribery. >> robert was strapped for the kind of cash they needed to retire the loan, so kim called her parents in the states. and you started hitting on them for $35,000. >> that seemed like an unbelievable amount of money to me. i have never borrowed money from my parents. >> her parents wired $35,000 to london. robert told kim the money would be deposited in a secret agents' account and the student loan paid off. but not long after the cash transfer, a shocking and unexpected twist. kim adams mysteriously vanished, gone without a trace. >> i was almost panic stri

the next eastbound train is set to leave oakland's jack london square a 6:30. they are work on clearing the tracks. hopefully by then, train service will be back to normal. but again, we'll let you know. in the meantime ace train number one started late. it has nothing to do with the amtrak station but they are 15 minutes late for number one due to freight train traffic getting in the way. elsewhere on the roads, eight at through oakland is fine past the coliseum towards oakland. no delay. southbound traffic looks good, as well. if you have an early-morning flight at the oakland airport, no problem same thing for marin county. no problem on the roads this morning. south bay fine, as well. and coming out of downtown san jose, there is a live look at that northbound traffic on 280 approaching the 880 interchange. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:47. no amtrak service at jack london square this, mo. two amtrak trains collid

london saying to. the slogan of the protests here in london is paid back they are of course referring to the trillions of dollars paid in bonuses to senior banking executives over the last decade or so as now in a time when taxpayers continue monies is continue to be used to bail out the banks at this time of crisis so that's what they're angry about now they've taken a protest to the center of london in the financial district the stock exchange the bank of england and here outside st paul's cathedral now they're here because they're actually being hamdeen by police caution we having some trouble covering the event actually because even though we're press an accredited pressure not actually being allowed for you know i understand from twitter there are three other police cordons in place but they've been branded as kettles that's the that refers to the controversial police tactic handing in the protesters now these other cordons are in place outside the bank of england along stock exchange according to

no freedom of the press today in the city of london helicopters overhead police kettling chopping the protesters in and not allowing protesters to grow more protestors were running do you think they'll actually achieve anything here what what will they actually get out of this it's difficult to see how demonstrations themselves in themselves are going to change change things because the nature of democracy is so destroyed in this country we know from the rupert murdoch scandal the way the british police were paid off by the media themselves their civic society in this country is super up just so destroyed and so out of touch with the lives of ordinary people who are suffering because of the obsession the religious obsession with cutting the cutting of the debt rather than keynesian even keynesian economics. it's difficult to predict exactly. if you july's for these budgets but this survey going to go up and just quickly this police tactic is that going to possibly more violence that we saw with the riots in the last months ironically the deputy prime minister sporadic did riots becaus

i'm monita roj pal at cnn london. the nobel peace prize is expected to be announced shortly, carried live in oz low in just over an hour from now only here on cnn. we'll bring that to you as we get it. >>> a pakistani doctor is accuse of o treason for allegedly helping the u.s. kill osama bin laden. he helped the cia gather dna from the ab abbottabad compound. >>> dramatic testimony in the trial of michael jackson's personal physician, trying to suggest the coroner's investigator made mistakes when she searched his bed roof after mistake. she said she found a saline bag in the room with a propofol bottle inside. >>> prince harry or captain harry wales as he's known in the british military is bound for the united states. he'll soon begin helicopter gun ship training at bases in california and arizona. those are the headlines from cnn the world's news leader. i'm monita rajpal, "world business today" starts right now. >>> good morning from cnn london. i'm nina dos santos. >> and good afternoon from cnn hong kong, i'm an

will i be meeting with you in london? posing as a businessman, hoping to get his hands on a fortune, i'm in touch with several different potential scammers. yeah, it's jim dimoni from the united states. while we want to meet the supposed government official named paul, we make plans to meet other scammers, as well. our mission is to expose these con men who are likely part of a sprawling network of criminals, trolling the internet for victims. we'll be able to meet wednesday late afternoon probably? remember, the scam usually happens when the victim is told he'll get a huge bundle of cash in return for helping someone in need. but first, the victim has to turn over thousands in processing fees. that's where the scam comes in. after i tell the man on the phone he'll get some cash -- i will send you money -- i'm assured i will get millions. as soon as i wire these scammers some money, they obviously smell blood, convinced they can score big, because they agree to do something law enforcement says they rarely do, meet in per

the square right in front of the london stock exchange is private like everything in the city of london really so the police has now canceled all the protesters just outside some post i think joe and i don't know how we're going to take it further but we're not going we're not going home we're going to stay here and we're going to find a place where we're going to come and to i voice as i heard. we think you're going to change the lead really going to stay here for weeks months even yes i think with yeah i think that's the whole point of ari no one said it's going to be easy but that's what we're going to try to do and what's happening is wall street this has been very inspiring to people around the world and especially here in the u.k. . has been an example what exactly are you hoping for i mean how do you modeling this only arab spring or what we're modeling this or by we'll see but definitely our spring has been very positive we've seen people around the world standing up we don't expect from the government to represent our interests against the banks anymore. we have to do it oursel

well the slogan of the protests here in london is paid back now of course referring to the trillions of dollars paid in bonuses to senior banking executives over the last decade or so now in a time when taxpayers' money is continue to be used to bail out the banks at this time of crisis so that's what they're angry about now they've taken their protests to central london in the financial district the stock exchange the bank of england and here outside some paul's cathedral over here because they're actually being hamdeen by police caution we having some trouble covering the event actually because even though we're pressing a crazy pressure not actually being allowed for you know i understand from twitter there are three other police cordons in place branded this texas that's the that refers to the controversial police tactic handing in the protesters now these other cordons are in place outside the bank of england the london stock exchange according to twitter there's a there's thousands they're here on the steps as opposed to say group is around five hundred they're sitting there ca

right john mills the chairman of the people's pledge live in london many things. the widow of former russian agent alexander litvinenko has admitted that her husband was working for british intelligence the new details were revealed at a full inquest launched five years after litvinenko died of radiation poisoning in london and as a bennett reports it might see some uncomfortable truths about britain's spy organizations coming to light. according to britain this is a man on the run and the day lugovoy hasn't left russia since two thousand and six because of an international arrest warrant he's accused of murdering alexander litvinenko in london almost five years ago both former k.g.b. agents but lugovoy says he's got nothing to hide so as a quote regrettably did nobody really expected me at the pre inquest hearing even though british officials claim that i'm hiding from justice my lawyers annoy found out about it by sheer chance had we not found out about it i think the british press would have accused us once again of hiding from justice. league of always lawyers

short circuits a lot of that this is where it all began the millennium hotel in central london and it's what happened in here remains the biggest question mark living yankee met lugovoy for breakfast here the day he fell ill and that's when he's alleged to have been poisoned forensics to find the contaminated teapot but a link from that diluted boy is still unproven it's hoped the coroner's inquest will determine once and for all what exactly went on behind these walls something c.c.-t.v. missed the police say they have new evidence but won't disclose it until they conclude their own investigation as for lugovoy he says he'll answer any questions they've got not in person of course but via video link i've been it r t london. russia has several u.s. officials from visiting the country in an escalating raw over the death of a lawyer sergei magnitsky in a moscow prison almost two years ago this comes in response to a similar blacklist of russians are banned by washington from entering the u.s. but miska died after a good read remand facing tax evasion charges his colleagues claimed he was

we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics are a gentleman this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want my very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer a date with destiny to sort out that u.s. debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and merkel then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went until four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent of the four hundred forty billion euro e.-f. s.f. will be used to provide risk insurance meeting that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with future crises the plan was laid out by engle merkel as head of one. stace talks well it's a good to see a lot about the goal of tonight's discussion will be that the

. >> and i am in london. a plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to london. authorities charged to iranians. the release of the captured soldier gilad shalit. in return, israel will hand over 10 -- 1000 palestinian prisoners. >> and dozens are reported to have been freed. authorities in new zealand arrest the captain of a container ship which has caused a maritime pollution disaster. it is 11:00 in singapore. >> it is 4:00 in london. broadcasting to viewers around the world. welcome to newsday. iran iran has said it is our rage by allegations from the united states that it was involved in a plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to washington. u.s. officials say the people -- say the plot was conceived and directed from iran. they arrested two men with links to the iranian government. in response, iran embassadors accused the u.s. of politically motivated warmongering. >> the alleged plot was to kill this man, the long serving saudi ambassador to washington. it sounded like fiction, but the polis all too real, said this u.s. official. >> individuals from th

we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer. a date with destiny to sort out that year's debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and angle americal then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went on till four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent the four hundred forty billion euro e.f. assef will be used to provide risk insurance meaning that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with future crises the plan was laid out by ngo merkel head of wednesday's talks well it's a good. goal of tonight's discussion will be that. with its capacity wi

through september in six areas of london anyone marching like these people did last winter is liable to be arrested and fined or even imprisoned. the ban was prompted by plans by the anti muslim english defense league here in looted in february to march through tower hamlets the area with the highest concentration of muslims in the country but instead of banning one march on one day the home office banned all marches in six perez for an entire month activist richard seymour sees a wider motive. doesn't necessarily mean to say that a march isn't going to happen it just means that the police just have more powers and that's part of the wider problem but if you're restricted to a static demonstration the police are right who penned you in. a restroom very. small purchases or non-offensive these people behind me are among the lucky few they still can march just by pure accident of geography we're here in lumberton which is not one of the six baros affected by the battle but is as many fear the government extend and widen the ban to take in more parts of london the scenes that you see beh

jack london square station service suspended still. they missed their 6:30 deadline getting those trains out. bus bridge in place between emeryville and oakland that is your best alternate. ace train 115 minute delay, number 3 on time. left lane grant new stall reported north flynn lane blockage there as well. san jose, 280 live that's northbound headed from 17 towards cupertino. bay bridge toll plaza looks as though metering lights are on. sun beginning to rise, pretty morning, delays at the bay bridge, metering lights on, no problems but in a lot of company on the incline and upper deck. >>> 6:40. >>> still ahead, the irs digging into new accusations that google's hiding money. >>> the latest on early trading live from the new york stock exchange. here's a live look at the big board now. dow is off almost 90 points. >>> new feature that could make finding what you are looking for on ebay as easy as snapping a picture on your smartphone. >>> drunk on gummi bears. the trick teens are using to get drunk that every parent needs to know a

san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk music and jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process it's more complicated than that though we have witnessed over the course of less than a here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world ablaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from italy to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we are only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the info. nation revolution on power in this century the the internet and technology were part of the arab spring is narrative is beyond question the video clips of the first protests in tunisia were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the arab world and eve

and following a summer of demonstrations londoners find themselves by their own government after a large chunk of the city's hit by a protest down. and game is rapidly approaching for greece as its government admits that it only has the cash to pay its bills for eight more dates after which the only option will be a default in response the e.u. scared its bureaucratic machine into gear an all out effort to release more cash for athens this as french president nicolas sarkozy admits that the much criticized bailout approach is the blogs last line of defense in preventing the crisis from consuming the eurozone and germany's angela merkel also announced a meeting in the coming days to finalize a radical expansion of the bloc's emergency cash. but as are the sarah first reports it may all yet come to nothing as the greek economy crumbles under the weight of unprecedented of sciri. greece has been the place the child of the year i think. with germany voting to expand the bailout fund the country looks that's to get that much needed. the health come with some condition here in kuwait the peopl

one called the latest major success was in august when he won silver at the world series stage in london which earned him an olympic ticket for twenty as well. but i usually come up short in the running portion of the event i know i'm strong in it but i have to learn how to relax and spread out my strength evenly over all three disciplines when that happens my results will also improve despised finishing in a commendable second place in london behind the english champion alistair brownlee and in front of his brother jonathan brownlee alexander and the rest of the russian team know that it's the olympic performance which will matter most at the end of the day as they continue helping each other to become stronger athlete that with. my teammate dimitri pulley and ski who is also in the world's top ten constantly pushes me to train harder and i'm sure it's reciprocal on his side plus we both feel pressure from foreign athletes who are surely not on to why we're training. at the moment there are eight russian triathletes among the world's top fifty which is a far cry from only one person in

now the athletics track there will be used for next year's london olympics has been shown off for the first time and has a traditional reddish appearance to satisfy the walls broadcasters television companies want to use the running a renewed to complement the stadiums like the light seats and the green grass of the infield. and among the first to try and that was school children as well as bush athletes who praised the service which is similar to the one used at the recent world championships however there are concerns about the track long term future west ham united football club looks set to use the stadium after the games are finished counting fears the track could then be removed after the british government is determined that that won't happen. it was a promise leaving a stadium is a promise that we made at the time of the great promise he made to the world in singapore you know sort of person rings if you make a promise you should keep them so it is very important for athletics in this country i have a stake in this great pastry world athletics championships and to have that le

now the athletics track that will be used for next year's london olympics has been shown off for the first time and has a traditional reddish appearance to satisfy the world's broadcasters television companies want to use the running arena to complement the stadiums black and white seats and the green grass of the infield. and among the first to try it out was school children as well as british athletes who praised the surface which is similar to the one used at the recent well championships however there are concerns about the tracks long term future west ham united football club looks set to use the stadium after the games have finished counting fears the track could then be removed plus the vicious government is determined that that won't happen. it was a promise leaving a stadium is a promise that we made at the time with a bit of promise you made to the world in singapore i'm not real person but basic things if you make a promise you should keep them so it is very important for athletics in this country to have a stadium that's capable of pasting the world that's right except yo

in the west london dalby swanzy are looking to preserve their unbeaten home record against stoke and lead one nil through scott sinclair's ninth minute and i'll say and finally tottenham are about to kick off against arsenal in lunch anticipated from north london dalby. then into rugby now and islands have progressed to the quarter finals of the world cup for the fourth time and have set up a clash with wales after thrashing italy thirty six six in pool c. well it's really put up a. also resistance in the first half that i must go fishing but of that penalty is keep that sword in contention only on its own o'gara scored three penalties for the

we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer. a date with destiny to sort out that year's debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and angle a miracle then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went until four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent the four hundred forty billion euro e.f. s.f. will be used to provide risk insurance meaning that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with your crises the plan was laid out by engel merkel head of wednesday's talks well it's a good. goal of tonight's discussion will be that. with its capacity will

sovereignty and the cost for the country so they too high the london conference by the group demands for a nationwide referendum with a shoot to be discussed in westminster on monday a spokesperson for the people's pleasure economist ruth sleeze says a year officials are leaders have the classics the players or the people in making their decisions throughout the history. but truth is that we joined the e.u. all the e.c. is it was way back in one nine hundred seventy three when it was a very different animal and since then have been all these treaties as with the single european act the maastricht treaty the amsterdam treaty nice treaty in the lisbon treaty and they've gone it's gone from being basically a trading area with aspirations to something very close to a political union when we do surveys as to whether the people the actual people there you know that is behind me and in front of me or in the hall today whether they want a referendum on e.u. membership they say yes i'm afraid to say there's a lot of the politicians here who also move us about actually letting the people have

the we do all the late former russian agent alexander tonight who died from poisoning in london five years ago has admitted in an interview to a british newspaper that he'd worked for british intelligence a corner in london has agreed to hold an inquest into his death which has been the cause of a major rift between russia and the u.k. his request worlds.

we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer. a date with destiny to sort out that year's debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and angle americal then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went on till four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent the four hundred forty billion euro e.f.-s. surf will be used to provide risk insurance meaning that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with future crises the plan was laid out by engel merkel head of wednesday's talks well it's a good to see. the goal of tonight's discussion will be that. with

we have any myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics are a gentleman this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want my very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer a date with destiny to sort out that u.s. debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and merkel then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went on till four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking a haircut of up to fifty percent of the four hundred forty billion euro will be used to provide risk insurance meaning that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with teacher crises the plan was laid out by engel merkel head of wednesday's talks well it's a good. goal of tonight's discussion will be that. with its capacity will have a great ef

despised finishing in a commendable second place in london behind the english champion alistair brownlee and in front of his brother jonathan brownlee alexander and the rest of the russian team know that it's the olympic performance which will matter most at the end of the day as they continue helping each other to become stronger athlete start with. my teammate to meet three pally and ski who is also in the world's top ten constantly pushes me to train harder and i'm sure it's reciprocal on his saw it's just we both feel pressure from foreign athletes who are surely not on to why we're training but. at the moment there are eight russian free athletes among the world's top fifty which is a far cry from only one person in that ranking just five years ago three is the maximum number of olympic licenses that immense team can get with three hundred calls and polonsky the obvious takers of the first two tickets however there are at least six more quite capable athletes competing for the remaining take it to the games. the russians hope for at least one piece of silverware but he's just a litt

we have any myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer. a date with the city to sort out but use that imbroglio was said three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and angle a miracle then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which ran until four o'clock in the morning under the new plan will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent to four hundred forty billion euro will be used to provide risk insurance needing that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with future crises the plan was laid out by engel merkel head of wednesday's talks. well it's a given similar but the goal of tonight's discussion will be that the with its capacity will h

daniel a bushel in a brussels hello to you both or either to you first london so violence in disorder on the streets just a few months ago any concern about some sort of repeat. no violence here just yet and there's none planned from the protesters but of course that could always flare up with the police using the tactics they are they've just started kettling protesters here which means they're containing them in a small area and that has been a controversial tactic in protests in the last twelve months or so which has seen violence flare up but don't forget this is a very different thing to the riots that we saw across england a lot about two three months ago where is that was an impromptu outburst with an unfocused goal this is quite the opposite it's a peaceful protest and it has a very clear message that is the democratization of the global finance system and they calling for as taxpayers continue to bail out banks are calling for banking executives to pay back their bonuses now to begin with the this action of occupy the london stock exchange was ridiculed a little bit in the pr

san francisco we have john perry barlow he is co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process i think it's more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world a blaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from it away to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we are only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the information revolution on power in this century that the internet and technology were part of the arab springs narrative is beyond question the video clips of the first protests in tunisia. were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the a

short circuits a lot of that this is where it all began the millennium hotel in central london and it's what happened in here remains the biggest question mark living in commit new boy for breakfast here the day he fell ill and that's when he's alleged to have been poisoned forensics to find the contaminated teapot the link from back to lou void is still unproven it's hoped the coroner's inquest will determine once and for all what exactly went on behind these walls something c.c.t.v. missed the police say they have new evidence but won't disclose it until they conclude their own investigation as for lugovoy he says he'll answer any questions they've got not in person of course but via video link i have been it artsy london . the russian foreign ministry has compiled a number of american officials blacklisted from visiting the country this comes in response to a similar line up of russians banned by washington from entering the us there i was sparked by the death of businessman seventy eight magnitsky in a russian jail two years ago where he's being held on tax of asian charges he was b

san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than here is remarkable. three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world a blaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from it away to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we are only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the information revolution on power in this century the internet and technology were part of the arab springs narrative is beyond question the video clips of the first protests in tunisia were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the arab world and even

san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process i think it's more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world a blaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from it away to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we're only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the information revolution on power in this century that the internet and technology were part of the arab springs narrative is beyond question the video clips of the first protests in tunisia were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the ar

affect how people see us and yet seven seven the bombings here in london the that the bombers say it was a direct response to the murders in afghanistan so of course britain now is known as a terrorist state and frankly our government should be no. those come talking to our trees of a banner a bit earlier and our london bureau is there to keep you updated of course on the anti afghan war protests you can follow the latest from them on our twitter feed r.t. underscore comus what we got from so i mean one of the recent tweets quotes an activist who said the joy of money while you can there's not enough water to wash the blood of your hands that we've got through you can also see footage of course our cameras roll in the protests that artie's you tube channel. people rallied in the center of london today demanded an end not only to the afghan war but also to the ongoing intervention in libya r.t. spoke to one of the high profile speakers there wiki leaks founder julian assange unsure about the military interventions and the libyan conflict in particular. the lesson for me being. only to

sovereignty was the cost for the country so it's a high london conference by the group demands for a nationwide referendum with a shoot to be discussed in westminster on monday a spokesperson for the people's pleasure economist ruth sleeze says a year off the shores of the leaders of the classics the pleasures of the people in making their decisions to us the history. peaking in. the truth is that we joined the e.u. all the e.c. is it was way back in one nine hundred seventy three when it was a very different animal and since then if you know all these treaties those were the single european act the maastricht treaty the amsterdam treaty nice treaty the lisbon treaty and they've gone it's gone from being basically a trading area with aspirations to something very close to a political union when we do surveys as to whether people who are actually people out there you know that was behind me and in front of me or in the whole today whether they want a referendum on e.u. membership they say yes or no i'm afraid to say it's a lot of the politicians here who also know about actually letti

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despised finishing in a commendable second place in london behind the english champion alistair brownlee and in front of his brother jonathan brownlee alexander and the rest of the russian team know that it's the olympic performance which will matter most at the end of the day as they continue helping each other to become stronger athlete or with. my teammate to meet three pally and ski who's also in the world's top ten constantly pushes me to train harder and i'm sure it's reciprocal on his side plus we both feel pressure from foreign athletes who are surely not on to why we're training. at the moment of there are eight russian triathletes among the world's top fifty which is a far cry from only one person in that ranking just five years ago three is the maximum number of olympic licenses that immense team can get with three hundred calls and polonsky the obvious takers of the first two tickets however there are at least six more quite capable athletes competing for the remaining tickets to the games. the russians hope for at least one piece of silverware system but. of course there is

san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process i think it's more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the air where all the blaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from it away to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we are only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the information. revolution on power in this century the internet and technology were part of the arab spring is narrative is beyond question video clips of the first protests in tunisia were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the ara

san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process i think it's more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than a here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world a blaze and now civil uprisings are gripping settings from it away to the u.s. to japan to that and many have raised questions about how much information technology accounts for the scale of the process and as recent events in egypt and elsewhere have shown we're only just beginning to comprehend the effects of the information revolution on power in this century the internet and technology were part of the arab springs narrative is beyond question video clips of the first protests in tunisia were recorded using mobile phones and posted on facebook making their way across the arab world

will tran has been watching the situation at jack london square. >>will: the problem will only last about 45 minutes longer. after that, things for the most part will get back to >>will: here is video from moments ago. they were working busy to make repairs. the track was partially bans. the good news is there are several other tracks that they could use. this might last for a another 45 minutes or so. the bus bridges will stop in emeryville which they would normally do and drop off passengers and then the train will continue to oakland probably starting at around 7:15 a.m..% there, you can see an amtrak bus leaving the location, one of the two bus bridges from this morning. everything is getting slowly back to normal. another update and a half an >>will: there was a little bit of damage to the tracks. the track was a little bit bent. not as bad as they first thought. even if they have to do repairs, it should not take too long. they still have two other main lines that they can >>justine: our other big story this morning is the warm weather that h

opened in london on broadway. that is very soon because usually there is a break. it seems like it's going to be non-stop. tavis: that you're going to broadway. don't you hate people like that? some guys have all of belloc. -- luck. super heavy, it is impressive. how did a group like super heavy happen? >> like anything that happens in my universe or in my head, it is triggered by, i was up in the hills of jamaica where i co-own a house with a friend of mine and his family. in jamaica, the sound systems are important. every village has a sound system. there was a moment where all three neighboring villages were playing music but different stuff. they started to sink together. -- sync together. then there was the heavy dub bass. i thought it would be interesting to fuse together blues with jamaican music and some eastern influence. that is how it started. i called nick dagger. -- mick jagger. we thought it would be a good experiment. we said, who should we get to work with us? they all start toi called it j'. the a

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we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want my very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer a date with destiny to sort out that u.s. debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and merkel then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went until four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent the four hundred forty billion euro e.-f. s.f. will be used to provide risk insurance meaning that after a second one hundred thirty billion greek bailout and other is for ireland and portugal it could provide up to one trillion in firepower to deal with future crises the plan was laid out by engle. merkel head of wednesday's talks wanted to get this isn't about the goal of tonight's discussion and will be that. with it

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