this nile perch is a normal size which is 15 centimeters long. the fishermen take their catch to the bmu, the beach management unit and they are weed and sold on to middlemen. the local fishermen have set up organizations to control fishing practices, promote sustainable fishing and tackle illegal fishing. it's a challenging task. despite the government push for sustainable fishing, the head of this bmu complains that fishermen have not been given any financial incentives. the bmu's are shutting down because fish stocks are dwindling and the pressures have become too great. >> even if it meant we would be threatened, if the government gave us more support and provided us with motor boats so we could go out on patrols against illegal fishing, we would be ready to work. >> the locals' first priority is to make a living. this perch goes through three middlemen on its way to the fish processing factory. in the past, it would have taken two days to fill a truck. now it can take up to three weeks. but the fishermen have ways and means of catching large

nile, do you work with everybody on this thing? >> half of them, yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, sister sledge. >> sister sledge, right? >> sister sledge -- >> yep. you did "we are family," right? >> that's right. >> jimmy: "we are family." >> i mean, this guy -- come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: as somebody who does these charity things, i know you're a good golfer. you're a -- >> decent. decent. >> jimmy: you're actually very good. what other celebs are good? i've been to a couple of these things, but i'm just a comedian. i'm a clown. >> michael pena is on the show today. he's a very good golfer. >> jimmy: is he really? >> we have played golf a couple of times in l.a. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, we were just talking about it before the show. >> jimmy: how was -- >> really not going anywhere interesting. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's all right. >> but we were talking about it. >> jimmy: i'll get us back. [ light laughter ] no, who else -- how's vanilla ice's handicap? how's that dude? >> oh, he didn't play in the tou

so in case of, for example, in case of west nile virus, nobody expected that west nile virus would occur in the united states, but it happened in new york. maybe not on a massive scale, but it occurred. so it was defined as outbreak. >> and do you think the news media lived up to their responsibility on how they handle outbreaks, or do you think that they need to work on that? >> it's kind of hard to say because there's no clear -- [inaudible] how much coverage news media should have or should not have. but according to my research, the news coverage was pretty much balanced. usually, we say there are two distinct frameworks when news media cover this kind of outbreak. the first one is usually called diagnostic frame which what is the risk, what happens, how many people died and who is taking care of what. and then we have prognostic framework which is focused on telling us about what are the causes, how do we do -- what do we do, what should we do to prevent it. and what should we do as a remedial action. so my analysis shows that the news media around new york at the outbreak of west n

southbound 80 by the alvarado niles exit. they have the off-ramp blocked and what sounds like two right lanes. some paving work didn't set correctly. we just got off the phone with them and so they are saying 8:00 possibly to get this situation under control. you can see them out there. they are hard at work in the meantime. it is pretty much jammed solid from highway 92 in hayward so definitely expect some delays for at least the beginning of our morning commute. now, as you saw from that map we also have some slight ace train delays. number 3 is up to 10 minutes late. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:37. a major bombshell in a 30-year- old hollywood mystery. this morning, a yacht skipper admits that he lied about actress natalie wood's death and is pointing the finger at her husband actor robert wagner. kirk hawkins reports from l.a. where the sheriff's department is re-opening the case. >> reporter: good morning. right now we're live outside the sheriff's department headquarters where they are planning a ne

if you can get on the nimitz south of colorado niles road, he will be ok. you may want to think about cutting over to mission boulevard. it is not a very fast alternative but given the conditions on the nimitz, it could save you some time this morning. again, some big problems here, it is likely that this will not clear for at least another hour. jackie sissel has been improved to provide us an update from the scenes. the problem is, he is stuck in the same traffic that you are. let's take look at other traffic. that is the only hot spot with a traffic. if like traffic was down on the bay bridge. there are no problems as he had towards the upper deck, just a little slowing. the san mateo bridge commute looks slow. let's head over to the weather center, >>george: we are taking a live look at conditions from the roof camera in downtown san francisco. you can see the cloud cover out there, grace guides. for the most part we are not having any problems with visibility. as we turn our attention to the temperatures, we are on the mild side. everyone in the '40's

the nile has had centuries of traffic, ferries, tour boats going up and down the nile, but ever since the revolution, it's noticeably much quieter. he and countless others now spend much of their days mooed moored in the harbor. it accounted for 11% of gdp before the revolution and is now almost nonexist end. a vital source of jobs and foreign currency. across cairo in the city's bazaar district where visitors once herd at the alleys, now barren pavements and shops board and shut. his perfume business is 120 years old, but this is the first i'm ti time he's struggled for clients. >> business is very slow and no tourists, little tourists, about 3%. >> reporter: just outside, mohamed sits patiently. filling his jars with colored sand as he's done for the past ten years. as the sands of time tick on, no one stops to buy. the plight of mohamed and the others is now all too common. concerns about security and uncertainty have fended off not just tourists but also foreign investors. as egyptians went to the polls for the first time since the fall of mubarak, it's clear that change is upon t

the problem here is that there are two lanes shutdown just north of out raw niles road. there was construction work, paid network, it should have been picked up by 6:00 p.m. but the pavement did not set. a contractor it requested an emergency extension of the closure that is in effect until 8 am. we do not know how long it will take to the pavement to set up. looking at the ads will traffic flow, it is not moving very well at all. this is a couple of miles north of the closure. thi >>erica: we saw a lot of cloud cover in the golden gate bridge shot. we can certainly see ominous looking clouds. we are dealing with low clouds in this shot but all around the bay area. patchy and a dense fog. as we head into the afternoon, we increase our chances for rain fall. people are seeing a light sprinkle outside the door. as we head into the weekend we will continue to see what weather with the heavy is expected for sunday. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. nevada has been holding pretty steady. upper 40's for half moon bay in redwood city. as we check out storm tracker 4, this is a

we have two right lanes closed here on 880 south coming up to the niles exit. what happened the paving or the pavement did not dry and they cannot let cars drive over it until that happens. maybe having to do with the colder temperatures. this paving spot is not ready for cars to drive over. two lanes are closed here. traffic is backed up southbound as you approach from hayward. it will be there for awhile. if you drive 880 and going to the south bay. this morning might be the morning to use the san mateo bridge instead of the dumbarton bridge. because as you can see, this backup is getting bigger and heavier by the hour. we advise you not to be on this freeway. so again, 880 southbound two right lanes closed. we have a huge backup developing. let's go back to the desk. >>> in the news right now the city of vallejo is mourning the tragic loss of a veteran police officer. james capoot was on the police department for 19 years. he was married with three daughters. ktvu claudine wong is at the vallejo police department this morning and a memorial is growing. claud

before that, the first people to walk the planet and develop situation -- civilization came along the nile river valley. if we teach african history as human history, history will require that you incorporate our story and tell it the right way. [applause] >> just to say that in terms of how teaching history can make a difference to these test scores that we are also obsessed with, i had a piece of news from mississippi where the book, "putting the movement back into civil rights" -- are you familiar with that? the superintendent has agreed -- and your piece is in it, awele -- the superintendent has agreed that it be used districtwide. just this week, i was hearing that the rigor and relevance of the material actually got students engaged and got the score is up. while the score is being up is not the only thing, i do want to say there is real value in making curriculum relevant, truthful, and rigorous, and one of the ways of doing that would be to embed all of this into all subjects all year for all the students. [applause] >> if i could just show that on friday, ms. colvin spent the whol

. >>> herman cain's bold and the nile as a montgomery county woman reveals her identity. we are learning more about what she wants to tell the nation. he denies all of the sexual harassment allegations against him. john gonzalez is alive and germantown. >> 55-year-old karen kraushaar is now the second woman to be identified. at her home, this man who parked in the garage later told us to leave the property and they have nothing to say tonight. she told the washington post she would like to band together with the other woman. she said -- >> it simply did not happen. >> one hour after a fourth woman publicly spoke of a similar sexual harassment in the late 1990's, he finally held a press conference on the latest scandal. >> it is not going to happen. >> he suddenly reached over, and he put his hands on my legs, under my skirt, and reached for my genitals. >> she reportedly received $45,000 and a settlement. >> mitt romney weighed in. >> this woman's charges are particularly disturbing and they are serious. >> it is still unclear when kraushaar could speak. she said this eve

serene, quiet, lush yields on the edge of the nile. we come here to this village to this breadmaking factory. it has been in the family for generations. i am speaking to its owner to find out whether the tunnel has reached here. >> it feels like we are actually in cairo. everybody out here is concerned. some people agree with what is happening, some don't. if you want to protest, fine, but why attack the ministry of the interior or the police. i am very scared, i am afraid. >> what are you afraid of? >> there are so many things to be afraid of. i am afraid of tribalism, the islamists, the liberals, all of the conflict. the gunmen are being -- who have to protect ourselves. it is like the country is doused in petrol and we're waiting for this far that will set the whole place on fire. >> of the elections are going ahead. >> i hope the elections go ahead and i pray that the egyptian people are aware. and the problem is that the islamists are using their -- and this election for their own good. if people just go and elect anyone, there wi

he gave a more general, defined he nile oof all four otf the accusations. >> the charges and accusations are absolutely -- i absolutely reject. they simply did not happen. they simply did not happen. >> well, he went on to say that he does not believe this will affect his republican presidential bid, but it has cost them a huge amount of damage. >> yes, it does. this scandal has been running on for -- rumbling on for five days. last week, the polls were showing his numbers were holding. he was the surprise front runner in the debate. people seemed to like that he was the outsider. talk names and faces are appearing and the stories are becoming more fragraphic. a lot of people are looking at this and saying, whether it is true or not -- and that is still to be proved -- we do not fancy the risk is involved. it is tiresome and distasteful, and i suspect that this may be the beginning of the end of his campaign, unless he can prove his accusers to be lying. >> steve kingston and washington. problems to russia's latest space mission. >> yes, indeed. the head of the russian space agency said

so we believe all lanes are open now southbound 880 approaching alvarado niles road. unfortunately, we are seeing big backups. you can see delays up to an hour according to some members of the kcbs phone force. at the bay bridge, we are backed up for about a 15-minute wait to get you on the span. and to the south bay we go getting a check of traffic out of downtown san jose. looks okay just your typical stuff, slower traffic towards cupertino. >>> here's lawrence with your forecast. >> elizabeth, couple of scattered showers around the bay area. most of that just light so far. really widely scattered outside. but i think as we head toward the afternoon, things going to change the to change. rainfall this afternoon. going to see more activity picking up toward the afternoon and there will be cold showers. temperatures way down, numbers only into the 50s. looks like the next couple of days partly cloudy skies for saturday. saturday night more rain and chance of showers late saturday night into sunday. cool throughout the weekend. then rain on thanksgiving. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪

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niles day tomorrow, but by the evening the clouds increase with the storm on the way. a safeway holiday ice rink with the proceeds, once again, benefiting the boys and girls clubs throughout the area. $6 for kids, $5 skate rental. these skates are pretty solid out here. on your seven-day forecast, to get me to start skating again, you'll find rain as we head throughout friday's forecast. sorry, guys. didn't want to knock you over. you'll see temperatures will be staying in the 60s as we head throughout the next couple of days, with the rain chance also extending into saturday. let me know when i'm back out live. because i don't want to waste this move. >> we're watching. >> all right. we're live. do you want to see my major spin? i've been practicing this for, oh, about two minutes. >> wow. that was like a 360. >> can i stop you real quick? are you having fun out here tonight? >> yeah. >> where are you from? >> awe australia. >> she came all the way over here just to go skating. >> yeah. >> how do you like it? >> busm. really nice. >> and the bay is the best. >> thank

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the pavement was not ready in time to be driven over southbound 880 here at alvarado niles road. see this patch of pavement, they had to wait for it to cure, and they're waiting until 8:00. that's one more hour of having two lanes closed here on interstate 880, and it's backing traffic up for a good long way, heading south out of hayward. one of the things we want to advise is that the traffic is backing up past 238 at this point. so we would recommend that you somehow get on the freeway either after union city, some people have been using highway 92 as an alternative. traffic is very, very slow, and we will follow this until it clears. again, the authorities say it will not clear until at least 8:00. back to the studio. >> thank you, sal. >>> the city of vallejo is in mourning following the fatal shooting of a veteran police officer. james capoot was a former marine and married faffing three daughters. claudine wong is outside police headquarters. how is this city honoring the fallen officer? >> reporter: lots of people are coming by the police department, trying to find way to

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bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. well still to come this hour here in our team millions turned out to cast their votes in egypt but doubts are cast in the parliamentary election will set the country on the road to democracy to find out why shortly. britain has warned iran of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy and compound into militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at window of the complex and protesters also broad down the british flag burned it and grazed the reigning demonstrations followed a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london for imposing further sanctions iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret for the incidents political analyst chris bambery believes the new british sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wanting to achieve. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some strike against iran over this nuclear program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep and people have one mem

bearing gifts while leaders stop at nothing to get what it wants or enough war nile artsy new york. manipulation president of the pack nationalist forum says pakistan is being used by the us and it's time for the country to stand up for itself. bucks county interests will have to be respected if clarkson is to participate in take part in efforts to stabilize understand and let me just remind you clarkson has played a major role as you know at the beginning of the war we're talking ten years ago. in our first peace efforts that led to the formation of a government that is headed now what president hamid karzai there's no way that you can have the operation of a country if you will not take that country's interests along unfortunately the international coalition led by the united states and afghanistan has failed to do that box and has been used as a punching bag some has been blamed for the failures of the international coalition in afghanistan which are clearing major failures there that cannot continue and i think rocks that have been reviewing this for a long long time and i think

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. meantime you're the president of the pack nationalists forms of pakistan that has been used by the us and it's time for the country to stand up for itself bucks any interest will have to be respected of products and work is if we didn't take part in any efforts to stabilize afghanistan and let me just remind you box that has played a major role as you know in the beginning of the war we're talking ten years ago. an air for peace efforts that led to the formation of a government that is headed no but president hamid karzai there is no way that you can have the operation of a country if you will not take that country's interests along unfortunately the international coalition led by the united states in afghanistan has failed to do that bucks and has been used as a punching bag and has been blamed for the failures of the international coalition in afghanistan with glaring major failures there that cannot continue and i think pakistanis have been reviewing this for a long long time and i

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bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. now or five minutes past the hour here in moscow britain is withdrawing its diplomatic star from iran and its war on terror and of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burned it and then raised the iranian one the demonstrations followed a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program iran's foreign ministry meantime has expressed regret for the incidents political analyst chris bambery believes the new british sanctions provoked tehran which is actually something the west has been trying to achieve. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some restraint against the run over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep in people memories of when for instance britain and america in one

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marine upper nile r.t. new york and as the partnership between pakistan and the us is forming a part another player seems ready to take washington's place china has long been a military and trade party and its number buds latest role with the u.s. only seems to strengthen the connection let's get some more insight into this from author and journalist barry. plenty on this subject is there in paris thank you very much indeed for being with us and i've been reading one of your articles in which you say that china and pakistan have more in common than america and pakistan could you explain a bit more what those. but first of all they're both geographically but much closer than america is so for trade commerce he's going to serve much definitely have mutual interests you know peace between the two of them and expanding their contacts there also together pakistan. of course is interested has been interested in supporting the taliban in afghanistan the taliban of course being america's enemies in afghanistan the

publicist kathleen horan was killed with a crowbar and nile. holland was arrest aid few days later after police released a sketch of the suspect. >>> it is 4:45 now. oakland businesses are considering filing a lawsuit against the city over "occupy" protests. the chamber of commerce says business is down 30 to 40% since the demonstrations began. members say people are afraid to come downtown now and say the city should do more to control the chaos. >> this is having a negative effect on the -- how people view oakland and we're going to lose more business. we're now in a downward spiral. >> "occupiers" say they are not intending to hurt local businesses. they say they identified dozens of small shops and restaurants in the area and they are encouraging people to support those businesses. >>> the financial crisis in italy is now threatening the career of the country's premier. silvio berlusconi insists he won't resign despite a growing call for him to do so even from a close ally. italy's debt is the equivalent of $2.5 trillion u.s. parliament wil

for nile hartstein new york . argues lucy cabot of is keeping a close eye on developments surrounding the occupy wall street movement for the latest you can always check out her twitter feed she's posted nice time pictures of zuccotti park but without the tent city that it's become known for over the last two months she's also collected firsthand accounts of the crackdown including that from a retired police captain who says it's making a travesty of democracy. sentiment is echoed by radio host alex jones who thinks the apparent health hazard cited for new directions was a set up from the start in an effort to demonize the idea of protest. i've discovered austin and in detroit as well as new york we've confirmed. yet when they let homeless people out a bit arrested for being drunk in public or sitting on the sidewalk or they're released from prison or homeless shelters or mental institutions they tell them go to austin occupy go to new york occupy it we want to rush you there so for the last month they've been shi

grassroots campaign has become a branch of the big apple and its social marker in america marine upper nile party me our. crew in the us is constantly following developments surrounding the occupy movement. and often is currently in oakland california and is posted on her twitter stream that hundreds of people have been gathering in the city despite the police warning she also tweeted that an american at lobby group suggested the. u.s. bangs should undermine the campaign by researching the motives of the protestors you can log on to lucy's twitter feed to find out. are you with r.t. live from moscow let's cross over now to live pictures coming in from the infamous artillery or square in cairo we've been getting reports over the last few minutes that egyptian riot police have been doing a major assault on the main square there to a victory what had been tens of thousands of protesters it would appear that the protesters have been dispersed so you can see certain things on fire there i believe at the top of the screen but it was a police motorcycle that was cast on fire they used tear gas and

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. britain is withdrawing its diplomatic staff from iran and has warrant a rod of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burned it and raised the demonstrations followed a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret for the incidents political analyst chris bambery believes the new british sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wanting to achieve. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some strike against iran over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep and people have memories of when for instance. in one thousand nine hundred eighty three to overthrow a democratically elected government which had nationalized ame

growing louder it's growing larger and they are here to stay reporting from wall street marina porter nile r.t. our correspondent lucy caffein office also covering the occupy protesters set to artie's twitter stream for more lucy was out of the scene as the least waiting to break up the latest protest in washington welcome to her twitter feed for full coverage of the incident photos with. her. wanted to mass drop. the occupy movement is an increased tax on the west that could help. a little later this hour we find out what song. has people get wealthier a higher percentage of the think they have it up until they pass a certain point where you get even wealthier you want even more glory hard for those stakes in the streets of the big apple to gauge public opinion to say with our team for the full results in just a few. how in russia a massive election campaign is now in full swing with the seven parties competing for seats in the duma as a countries lower house of parliament candidates have until december third to woo voters with all their debates and enticing advertising on t.v. and in the

growing louder it's growing larger and they are here to stay reporting from wall street marina port nile r.t. . well scuffles broke out in washington but police arrested three occupy d.c. protesters that. is followed about it ends with regular twitterer. arrest being made and filmed this video at the scene she says police officers shot a test of the ground one mention. after twenty feet and they're going to take. their own life. a few minutes time. he returns to new york to ask when it comes to wealth how much is too much. if people make more than a million dollars and they have that in their bank account a moral or a moral in time outs in general or how often is to get the view from the street as to whether it's time to get the rich to dig deeper also. the reports are from india where the large multinationals is seen by some as driving a deep divide between rich and the ever expanding. the campaign to win seats in russia's lower house of parliament has begun seven parties are vying for a place in the state duma what's likely to be a tough contest in a month's time. has more now on how t

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. so that on the program this hour millions turn out to cast their votes in edge of. the parliamentary election will set the country on the road to democracy why shortly. and britain is withdrawing its diplomatic staff from iran and has warrant iraq of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burn it and raise the iranian one demonstrations follow a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret for the incident political analyst chris bambery believes the new greater sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wanting to take. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some strike against iran over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. still there con this hour here in r.t.e. millions turn out to cast their vote and doubts are cast that a parliamentary election will set the country on the road to democracy find out why shortly. britain has warned iran of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy and compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burning the rain while demonstrations follow a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret the incident political analyst chris bambery believes the new british sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wanting to achieve. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some strike against iran over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep in people one memories of when for instance britai

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marine upper nile artsy new york. two million public sector workers all over britain are on a massive strike over pensions they've marched through many of the u.k.'s major cities over half of all schools were closed as were many offices while hospitals have been badly affected and i think forced to focus on emergency care door smith is following events in london. it started with twenty thousand people out on the streets of london presenting the public sector pensions and it ended like this a small group of protesters from be ok by the london stock exchange movement have reports of people people like this building behind me it just seems that the reason they go to fight is because one of the finest paid c.e.o.'s in the country what a large numbers of police have turned out to protect the building and we did that trying to get the occupy protesters out as we speak now we've seen a huge rally in london state's twenty thousand people turned out to protest against cuts in public sector pensions but two million public secto

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. starting to come tonight from moscow two million a public sector workers all over britain are taking part in a strike and sions unions say it's likely to be the biggest walkout in decades thousands of schools and offices are closed hospitals are badly affected and being forced to focus on only emergency care looks like a somewhat details of marti's are standing by for us live in the lord these are these strikes are going to shoot him give us the details what exactly other people protesting against. they are having a huge impact and as you said we're calling these the biggest strikes around about thirty years two million public sector workers are estimated to have walked out today they include teachers so a lot of schools are closed. nurses need to taste and radiograph is going on strike the first time ever rubbish collection state t.v. workers like i did revise it even civil servants so there's some trouble at the border today possible control offices of even walked out so there was t

bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. britain is was drawing its diplomatic staff from iran has warned iran of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs that windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burning and raised the iranian one the demonstrations followed a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret for the incident political analyst chris bambery believes the new british sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wanting to achieve. as the western run of such sanctions against iran and there is talk of some strike against iran over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep in people one memories of when for instance britain and america wants to in one thousand nine hundred eighty three to overthrow a democr

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determined to stay the army says a presidential election will be held by next summer but the people want the nile is live in current and she joins us. from tokyo where paula go dramatic events there because you we can hear shouts and sorrows what is it like to be on top of his square right now. but i consider it certainly feels that there's a lot of mayhem happening here the situation changing by the minute the violence just constantly intensifying for the first time we've seen the army and the police come closer to the main part of toughness where they may have been before the crowd surged backwards with this huge white smoke of tear gas filling up here now the protesters are literally picking up the face and burning them as army and police officers they seem to be responding with tear gas with rubber bullets and with live ammunition he and even his have been ferrying people forwards and backwards in the last few hours dozens if not hundreds of people have been injured of course going out for a million man march to be held again this friday so no doubt these figures are more and more likely to b

bearing gifts well later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york it is now a five minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you without saying a two million of public sector workers all over britain taking part in a strike over pensions union say it's likely to be the biggest walkout in decades thousands of schools and offices are closed hospitals are badly affected an hour then forced to focus only on emergency care and let's get more now from lower smith standing by for us live in london at the heart of where many of the demonstrators are showing up laura good to see you you've been speaking to many of the people out there on the streets just how angry are they with these pension measures. and very angry i think the fact that two million workers are estimated to turned out to strike today displays the level of the i'm about that cuts to public sector workers pensions this is the biggest strike for around about thirty years as a rally here in the center of london but these marches that you can see behind me are going down to west