global one through lehman brothers main they all went through london you were in london you were at bear stearns for a time so you know what's going on there quite well what is it about london the regulatory framework what's actually going on their word becomes the clearing house effectively for global financial fraud london's had a history of being that clearing house since before the first world war when u.s. banks have wanted to circumvent any regulation that has happened from before that to glass steagall nine hundred thirty three and so far as they fail they find a place in london they open it that's where they learn from that's what they've done and other institutions have done that as well and what's happened is london has never kept up with. or have the wherewithal or the desire or whatever to keep up with the sheer volume of transactions that go through and banks always take advantage of the weakest place to do the most business. let me first time thanks what's being on the kaiser report thank you and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser

meant should discovering such as she did be associated with opening a can of london. and what kind of beer producer. valter yeah they say oh it's open open sochi in london in the opening kind of beers on t.v. showing the london olympics the baltic is official partner of guys or so sochi games and everything that the requirements and they put in a law and regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communication but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue was found to be that could be sold. we don't think in obstacles and so so so so. this. producing companies one of the sponsors one of the willing to invest in the games is. such he two thousand and fourteen has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit here of what it would be accurate this is my favorite. recall this is a successor of mission of

yeah they say oh it's open open source here in london and they open it kind of beers on t.v. showing the london olympics the baltic is official partner of going to is there such a games and everything that the requirements and they couldn't stand alone and regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communication but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue was found to be could be sold. we don't think in obstacles and so so so so this. producing company is one of the sponsors one of the village to invest in the games. such sheet two thousand and fourteen has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit you know what with yet here this is my favorite. recall this is a successor of mission of the beer yeah right from the moscow game so this is the grand son of the moscow games moscow years it's a pool of bron

there are still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. janet joins us now from the business desk and its ruling do more on the markets at the moment tell us more. well absolutely it is a bad to in this edition of business will try and figure out how long that's likely to continue the russian markets opened on and on be no but have slipped into red within just minutes of trade and of course that's following a major sell off last week that left the markets at a two and a half year low and of course market participants really trying to figure out what to do all this uncertainty and to make sense of this i'm now joined by your product high of a vice president of financial firm troika dialog here and moscow figured thanks a lot for being with us so what are you expecting for the markets this week a million dollar question. will after yesterday it will after last a week sell off in the market there are said panic still of the market i think most of the ben excel ing it is over the market definitely will be dominated by the news from european un

there is still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. explore life in russia's coldest region. and how the people there rely heavily on animals for everything from food to companionship a special report coming your way a little more than an hour take a look. here the reindeer isn't everything for the herders. and when it suffers people do their best to help. but the distances are. on the roads are. predictable. will the roman need be and try. to. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged market was a big issue. an issue free cretaceous free in-store charges free. range machine three. free. two types of free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free video don carty dot com. the taj joins us now from the business desk and it's all doom and gloom on the russian markets isn't it well not any longer the european markets came to save the

he said he would continue to fight for a good deal for londoners. >> in 84 days, london will welcome the world and the world will see a city that is going through a near victorian surge of investment in public transport. the jubilee line is going 3 miles an hour faster on average that was four years ago, while the murder rate is down 25% over the past four years. where the olympic and the pair lived at a news have been completed on time and under budget. -- and the paralympic venues have been completed on time and under budget. they will find a city hall administration that is getting on with this work of government and getting the resources and directing scarce resources to what matters for londoners. >> the defeated candidate announced that this would be his last election campaign. >> 41 years ago, almost to the day, i won my first election on a manifesto promising to build good counsel housing and to introduce a free bus passes for pensioners. now, i have lived long enough to get one myself. i did not think i would at the time. since then, i have won 11 more elections and lost thr

london. time for the ali business there's cotto good to see you again at the russian market solo or understand their finishing up a bit higher today yeah they did they manage to rebound from a really terrible weight loss away from two and a half years so it's a positive day for the russian market and i'm going to talk about the top net because we've got some new faces going on they're going to be have lots of everyman patients to be made and if we look right now we can see we've got alexander not back he'll become the energy minister will go on today bellow all solved he'll go to the economic development but the my business and our finance minister is still out on the telly one of our crowd they'd walk of it is now deputy prime minister he's got a wide brief on economic matters that are certainly coming to hand today and for me he was dmitri medvedev present presidential aides and he has a reputation as a reformer. so that's how it stands at the moment to get more insights into this what chie

london. we take a look at life in russia's cold. and see and how the people there while i heavily on animals for everything from food to companionship in our special report coming away in about three hours time take a look. here the reindeer is interesting for the herders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help go. wrong and. the distances are. and the roads are. unpredictable. will the remedy be and try. to fix. on. to me. to. just say. six. to. six. weeks. time to get the latest now from the business desk with natasha saw the russian markets open about twenty minutes ago what's the sentiment so far. well it looks like many see friday's sell off as a buying opportunity there are markets actually opened on an upbeat note let's see those numbers there and as you can see at the moment the r.t.s. is managing to pull put on around the quarter percent the my six opened higher but is actually seeing choppy trade it's a losing just a notch at the moment and over in asia where the trade is quite active this hour it's actually qui

the activity took place in the london branch of the occ regulated bank and in a london based affiliate investment management unit, so the sec did not have any direct oversight or knowledge of the transactions. i would reiterate what chairman gensler said. if the dodd-frank rules had been in place when the activity was going on, these positions likely would have all been cleared, some substantial majority were or some substantial number were but not all were cleared. they would have likely been exchangesed, traded. they would have been reported to a swap data repository and there would have been detailed transparency to regulators and transparency to the public and i would say under the sec's proposed rules for reporting we would have know the trading desk and the trader as well who put the positions on. the dealer would have been registered and subject to business conduct standards, and they would also operate under the new rules for enhanced prudential supervision for bank homding companies with assets greater than $50 million so a number of pleases would be in place once the proposal

london. turned out to join katie she's our eyes and ears of the business world today starting with russia then how did the stock market perform well the most to regain at least some strength today in the session but us following on from two and a half year lies it's been a very turbulent few weeks actually even months here in moscow a lot of investors have taken large losses but we now have a new tablets there's lots of optimism in the so let's see who these gen alexander novak he'll become the energy minister on today i will go to economic development but the main position of finance minister is so. now. is now a deputy prime minister with a wife brief and economic matters told me he was to meet presidential aide and has a reputation as. before when our chief economist at morgan stanley jacob noll talks about these changes. i think it's going to significantly radically change but it's not been by the degree and like a great feeling and we've seen we may not have no to stay to scale the radic

so how is london getting ready? nbc's michelle kosinski is in east london at olympic park. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: london is transforming. london park will be set to hold more tha 100,000 people. first we need to make sure everything works. that's what organizers are doing right now. brimming with excitement, beaming with pride. next month marks the queen's diamond jubilee, her 60-year reign. with more pageantry, parades, all the pomp and circumstance worthy of the royal family. then in july comes a celebration of global proportion. but before you throw in olympics, one must build it piece by piece. today the big venues are impressively, even eye-poppingly constructed. only finishing is needed. here, the 80,000-seat olympic stadium will host the opening and closing ceremonies. this is the olympics on the starting blocks. and this week, a big dress rehearsal. the water polo pool, a battle is raging in the chess match between britain and hungary. last week, this was a construction site. at the gleaming new field hockey pitch, argentina pummeled china. also a test

let's go back to london he looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants to go ahead in london i disagree with their age and said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely disconnected and essential the direction important. that they want a more rational approach to. the problems of greece is facing and one of them is a rational solution to that is why they are rational decision to let me finish this particular point which is important nobody's saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the world for state of the existing greece is not effected that's why there is a real poverty in greece so i took my argument is basically people do change and that's expected what graeme jumping graeme jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece saying according to the opinion polls

london. and straighten it out or there you are standing by the r.t. business desk obviously as we've been reporting this hour the new russian cabinet has been named by president putin one of the markets making of that. while there are still up there are a number of new faces in the cabinet including the minister of energy alexander novak and the economic development under way below so of course the key position on the finance minister is still until and still want of arkady dvorkovich is now named deputy prime minister oversee a wide range of issues including the energy sector formally he was putin's and later dmitry medvedev presidential aide he is known as a reformer and next hour will. full analysis for you with jacob now the chief economist of morgan stanley presenting his view of the new cabinet and now let's check out the numbers as i mentioned the russian markets are doing quite well there you can see there the r.t.s. is gaining more than one and forty percent this hour most of the blue chips are gaining value on the my sex at this hour and the

london and still to come here on our t.v. lessons in haiti footage from last year deals right wing nationalist dressed in nazi uniforms using machine guns as visual aids and teaching young children coming up in the next out. to stay with us here on r.t. i'll be back with an update of the week's top stories in a couple of minutes. the . world through the. science technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've got the few jerks covered. the. line in motion would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from phones to impressions. from stunts on t.v. don't come. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images called world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day.

feed is from occupy london by me calling from occupy london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to split this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be the sort of people who are involved political background or organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then looking into where it's going to go. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause the occupation of zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states or i think there's been sort of a global movement that i'm in i guess it started in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain was really the same movement that hit america there out of people from greece and spain who were involved in the very early days and even before the occupation of parking or putting it together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in late two thousand and ten but did you see that as as the time of going into sort of. the transition from cyberspace to mea

there are still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. this week saw prime minister dmitry medvedev appointed as the leader of the united russia party the country's main political force he promised a major overhaul a top saying he plans to remove people who discredit the party comes after some significant changes were made in the russian government as president putin unveiled his new team of ministers despite some familiar faces remaining more than two thirds of the cabinet the new appointments political commentators. who team can rise to any political challenge. from my point to you this is the movie's dramatic cabinet reshuffle in the decade and what matters is not only the number of the new faces which is really amazing can you imagine three quarter of new faces but that qualitative changes that there was an enormous outcry or that all of it presumed comes a later point of the cabinet and what added to the confusion to the story that we didn't didn't go to as you know to. get in there so what we see today is that the reality of this sy

and it could be a bumpy ride for a lot of those london's a fast approaching summer olympics so severe delays line closures and even bus strikes threaten to put a squeeze on the games stay with us. so for assistance for new job the rates of. rates of leukemia for example the surgery to. breast cancers more than ten times told cancers fourteen times if you get the exact details but the shoes numbers there's not nothing that you have ever found in any epidemiological study did you ever there is a way that brings victory. to its creator. he's not alone some are more severe than others we have something to be he's born with that skulls without ne and sometimes with their legs totally to mr block means death to those who it's pointed out. to those who choose this window. and the celebrate seen and they don't realize stand looking that their own future can't so i'm this is just. so science. i have. leakage and i show you to the extent how much i have leakers. welcome to the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy bri

yeah they say oh it's open open sochi in london and they open it kind of beers on t.v. showing the london olympics the baltic is official partner of the guys are sochi games and everything that feeds the requirements and they could install a law in regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communication but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue was found to be could be sold. we don't think obstacles and so so so so. this. producing company one of the sponsors one of the willing to invest in the games is. such he sure there's a force he has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit here of what with yet here this is my favorite. recall this is a successor of mission of the beer yeah right mascot from the moscow game so this is the grand son of the moscow games must go this year because it's a po

london. he is coming to you live from the heart of mos going to about one of our top stories now this just in that russia has a new government with recently inaugurated president vladimir putin unveiling a new team of ministers there has been a significant shake up from the previous company to. join us live on the program with more details on this server so what's prompted this shakeup and just how big is the change. will that resells who's already go ahead and what we know is that the change expected to be its biggest two thirds of that cabinet need now so we'll be seeing a lot of new faces of course it's that really what a lot of the opposition in this country have been calling for these appointments coming on the back to the president to public opposition that we've seen in the months of protests some of the main calls a really for a change of the old guard in the political landscape and people really are going to be looking for real change. among the names that are going in that new cabin

most of the come on the program doubts over whether london is ready to host the olympics and some of the city's transit system will buckle under the bus of number of visitors traveling to the games. early election results mean egypt will see a muslim brotherhood candidate in a runoff against an ex prime minister than barack era it comes amid numerous complaints of budget violations in the country's first presidential election since the uprising but as artie's honestly are found out regardless of the outcome egypt's future could be bleak. it's a result that stunned many and has the potential to split the country into an islamist candidate pitted against a member of the former regime mohamed morsi is the choice of the powerful muslim brotherhood well as much afic was the last prime minister to serve under hosni mubarak egyptians and now have to choose one or the other for the country's top job and no one is happy. because he has become the. candidate of the revolution should we get rid of the remnants of the regime and prevent the country from moving backwards but the muslim brotherhoo

london. let's join katie the r.t. business to see you again so as we all know russia got a brand new cabinet today and any reaction on the markets absolutely right now is a relatively nice and i'm going to talk through those figures in just a moment also right now going to talk about the chaps themselves the new guys in that cabin and see who they really are new recruits we've got side they include alexander novack now he'll become the energy minister while on the day goes to economic development but the main position of finance minister still songs tell you one of the talk of it is now a deputy prime minister with a wide range on economic matters formulae he was dmitri medvedev presidential aides and he has a reputation as a reform op now chief economist at morgan stanley jacob now i spoke to him earlier and he says the changes are substantial. in total i think it's going to significant a radical change but it's not the only degree and like africa feeling and we have so we may not have noticed the scale or the radica

there is still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. there's no joint committee on the business task the russian markets managed to rebound to the start of a very yeah they did manage to rebound better actually we've had some real turbulence over the last few weeks as an investors have been telling us they've been holding on to their positions in anticipation of the new cabinet formation so well it's talk about the guys that will be in charge of the russian economy we've got alexander. now he'll become the energy minister while on today i also go to the economic development but the main position of finance minister is still. now arca they'd volkova which is now deputy prime minister with a wide brief on economic matters of our certainly come in handy now formally he was dmitri medvedev presidential aides and he does have a reputation as a reformer now chief economist at morgan stanley jacob now talks about these changes for us. in total i think it's going to significant a radical change but it's not the only degree and like a drug deali

is a liberal democrat member of the european parliament for southwest england and gibraltar and in london we have dion he says the meter coppola's he is a senior lecturer at the department of politics at birkbeck college at the university of london all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want rachel you wrote a very interesting article why's that cause he was defeated in the presidential election what does this mean about centrist politics in europe in your opinion because as i pointed out in the beginning of the program we see going to the left in france we see going to the right in greece and we see a lot of governments following and a lot of people are dissatisfied with the center is the center collapsing. no not at all we have to be really careful how we interpret a socialist president or a socialist party president getting elected in france because. judging by his thirty years of public office and politics all we can really tell from that background is that he's a pragmatist best best we can see there's really no hard evidence of. heavy ideological so

i used to drive him into london from much hadham and we'd talk about art. we'd have little conversations about, you know, "did you go to the national gallery today?" "what did you see?" "what did you like?" "why did you like it?" "did you like that better than that?" things like that. play games like that. (narrator) his public persona continued to grow, he was articulate and eager to make the case for his art to a wider audience on bbc television. tell me about this one over here on the left. oh, this is mexican, as well, but of a different culture from the other. and i think a very fine piece. the head, in particular, is what moves me very strongly. i think it has such a presence with it and a kind of almost hypnotic power. and perhaps, in the background, that may have had some connection with the head of the king in the king and queen group of mine, that i made five or six years ago. (narrator) by 1955, moore had been a major sculptor for 25 years. his stature made him the logical choice to create the central figure on the grounds of the unesco headquart

london. germany's relentless push for eurozone water storage is driving the global economy towards catastrophe so says the british shadow chancellor opposition finance spokesman at balls who argues that someone's got to persuade lyn to change course and james made way senior economist at the new economics foundation think tank says to me earlier that he can't help but agree. if you drive weak economy europe is a collection of weak economies if you drive a weak economy into greater and greater austerity you don't make the economy stronger you make it weak is still you know really this is one of the mechanisms that helped drive the great depression the one nine hundred thirty s. for germany to be insisting austerity now is leading only to stagnation inside europe it's making the crisis much worse than it needs to be you can certainly see the short term impact already i mean if you take the the social impact in greece it's absolute catastrophic in greece used to have one of the lowest suicide ra

yeah they say oh it's open open sochi in london and they open it kind of beers on t.v. showing a little bit the london olympics the baltic is official partner of going to is or some such a games and everything that the requirements and they couldn't stand alone and regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communications but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue has found them to be could be sold. we don't think obstacles and so so so so. this. producing company is one of the sponsors one of the willing to invest in the games. such eat two thousand and fourteen has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow you to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit you know what with yet here this is my favorite. plea deal is a great am phone call this is a success sort of mission of the beer yeah right must go from the moscow game so this is the gr

there is still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. we explore a life in russia's coldest region and how people there heavily on adam was for everything from food to companionship special report coming your way in ten minutes here's a peek. here the reindeer is everything for the herders . and when it suffers people do their best to help. but the distances are. on the roads are. predictable. will the roman need be and try. to. if you. critique a free. for charge free. range free. free. free. hold free blog video for your media project free media oh god r.t. dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged as a big issue. she joins us now with all the latest business news and is it still all doom and gloom out there on the markets well not any longer not ever since the european equities opened higher and are trading higher the souers while the russian equi

yeah they say oh it's open open sochi in london in the opening kind of beers on t.v. showing the london olympics the baltic is official partner of going to is or some such a games and everything that feeds the requirements and they shouldn't stand alone and regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communications but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue was found to be could be sold. we don't think in obstacles and so so so so. this. producing company is one of the sponsors one of the willing to invest in the. search eat two thousand and four seed has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow you to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit here of what it would be accurate this is my favorite. recall this is a successor of mission of the beer yeah right mascot from the moscow game so this is the grand son of the moscow games moscow ye

. >> i am in london. a double agent. u.s. officials say that they would be bomber was working for the cia. it kofi annan want syria -- >> as time runs out to form a coalition in greece, the left wing block appeals to other parties to end austerity. in the north of england that men have been accused of running a child sex ring. >> this is being broadcast on pbs in america and around the world. reports in the united states say that the man at the heart of the latest underwear bomb plot that they say that they spoiled they say is a double agent. he was working for the cia intelligence when he was given the bomb. >> the would-be bomber, citing american officials, the bomber was a double agents. the saudi intelligence agency. they gave him this device to take with him to blow up the plane. he took the underwear bomb. >> this is more complicated and sophisticated than previously thought. >> the young nigerian man tried to block himself up on christmas day, 2009. he failed. this device is described as an upgrade of that bomb. this h

yeah they say oh it's open open source here in london and they open it kind of beers on t.v. show you want to look at the london olympics the baltic is official partner of organizing such a games and everything that feeds the requirements and they should install a law and regulation is allowed to be advertised and there is nothing wrong that they did in communication but it's true that in the area not on the sport competition venue but in this area surrounding the venue has found them to be could be sold. we don't think obstacles and so so so so. this. producing company one of the sponsors one of the willing to invest in the games in. sochi two thousand and fourteen has already licensed a lot of goods at this and the sale is very big throughout russia will this campaign allow to raise a considerable amount of money i mean some of these these sort of bunnies and tigers and a little bit here of what it would be accurate this is my favorite. is a great example we call this is a successor of mission of the beer yeah right must go from the moscow game so this is the grand son of t

little money let's go back to london here it looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants their cake and eat it just go ahead in london i disagree with all their age and said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely disconnected and essential the action in policy terms that they want is a more rational approach to. the problems of greece is facing and one of them. to listen to that is why they are rational decision to let me finish this particular point which is important nobody's saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the world for state of the existing greece is not effected that's why there is a real poverty in greece so i took my argument is basically people do change not expect us what graeme jumping graeme jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece saying according to th

peters from occupy london by me calling for more people in london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to put this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be. sort of people who are involved with political background or organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then looking into where it's going to go. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause you'll be patient zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states or i think there's been sort of a global movement and then i guess it's sort of in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain so it's really the same movement that in america there out of people from greece and spain who are involved in the very early days and even before the occupation of scotty partner putting that together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in may two thousand and ten but do you see that as as as the time of going into sort of. the transition from c

little money let's go back to london here it looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants their cake and eat it just go ahead in london i disagree with their age and said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely discredited and the central the direction in policy terms that they want a more rational approach to. solving the problems of greece is facing and one of them. allusion to. let me finish this particular point which is important nobody saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the world for a state of the existing greece is not effected that's why there is a real poverty in greece so i put my argument is really people to change must expect us what graham jump in graham jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece. according to the opinion polls sixty percent of them saying t

little money let's go back to london here it looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants to go ahead in london i disagree with wooldridge and said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely discredited and the central the direction in policy terms that they want is a more rational approach to. solving the problems of greece is facing and one of them. you alluded to is why they are rational decision to let me finish this particular point which is important nobody saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the world for state of the existing greece is not effective that's why there is a real poverty in greece so i put my argument is really people to change must expect us one gram jump in graham jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece so according to the opinion polls sixty percent

peters from occupy london by me calling from london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to put this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be. sort of people who are involved political background for organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then look into where it's going to go. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause you'll be patient zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states or i think there's been sort of a global movement that i'm in i guess it started in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain was really the same movement that in america there a lot of people from greece and spain were involved in the very early days and even before the occupation of parking or putting it together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in may two thousand and ten but did you see that as as the time of going into sort of. the transition from cyberspace to meatspace or is there

peters from occupy london by me calling from occupy london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to put this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be. sort of people who are involved political background for organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then look into where it's going to go or. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause you'll be patient zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states or i think there's been sort of a global movement that i'm in i guess it's sort of in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain was really the same movement that hit america there out of people from greece and spain who were involved in the very early days and even before the occupation i'm sorry partner putting that together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in late two thousand and ten but did you see that as as the time of going into sort of. the transition from cyberspace to

well here are some polls cathedral in london from where the occupy the london stock exchange me was fairly recently effected the movement appears from where i'm standing to be on its last legs but luckily jamie can see for you from occupy london is here to convince me otherwise jamie thanks for talking to us today no you said yourself and i sort of feel it to you that this place is almost home to the tenants used to be right that just where you're standing is the occupy movement dead absolutely no it's obviously one of the things of the comp moving is that we're allowed to put a lot more energy into the movement itself was actually becoming very difficult to sustain the kind as it becomes very large if you bear in mind that five months ago none of us the way the count would last this long was still developing our ideas of how to move forward how to use outreach to the movement to generate solidarity and otherwise really of reaching into the public consciousness to get across our very simple ideas of social environmental and economic justice so we've only just begun in that sense for that i

london. has promised or there's katie standing by the r.t. business desk good to see you again as we've been reporting all day certainly for the past few hours russia has a new cabinet certainly some new fresh faces any reaction to the russian markets absolutely well so far the reaction isn't quite muted alone we are seeing some rebounding off of two and a half year lows will certainly be watching how they close they can be closing in less than ten minutes now slightly interesting to say but moving forward as you say we've got some new faces in the cabinet be interesting to see how they will implement the policies as a head so these people include alexander novak he'll become the energy minister on today all soft goes to the economic development but with a position of finance minister is still out on thirty one off the walk of it is now a deputy prime minister with a wide free on economic matters formally he was at jimmy medvedev presidential aides and he has a reputation as a reform are now chief economist at morgan stanley jacob now. so the

peters from occupy london the i me calling from occupy london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to put this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be. sort of people who are involved political background or organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then looking into where it's going to go. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause you'll be patient zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states well i think there's been sort of a global movement and then i guess it's sort of in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain so it's really the same movement that hit america there out of people from greece and spain who were involved in the very early days and even before the occupation of parking or putting it together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in may two thousand and ten but did you see that as as the time of during into sort of. this transition from cyberspace to

let's go back to london here it looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants their cake and eat it just go ahead in london i disagree with all their age and said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely. in the central the actually important. that they want is a more rational approach to. the problems of greece is facing and one of them is there around you to listen to that is why they are rational decision to let me let me finish this particular point which is important nobody's saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the one for state of the existing greece is not effective that's why there is real poverty in greece so i took my argument is basically people to change must expect us what graeme jumping graeme jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece saying accor

there are still plenty of hurdles ahead either bennett r t london. come up to twenty six minutes past the hour in the russian capital let's join katie she is at the helm of business for us today so the russian markets had a better day than katie yeah they did they managed to bounce back actually after fright having a weight loss a week which the investors are suffering big a loss is and of course though is having a have a way so be for interesting to see how those policies and have answered so let's talk about these any takes on the blog and see who we're dealing with now we've got alexander. nowak become the energy minister up while. still goes to economic development but the imposition of finance minister is still silly wealth. is now deputy prime minister and he's got a wide brief on economic matters for malaysia he was dmitri medvedev presidential aides and he does have a reputation as a reform and our chief economist at morgan stanley jacob nel talks about these changes for us. in total i think it's going to significantly radically change but it

they won't use the london olympic torch. that will be saved for the stadium. but this is a distinct torch by the jeweler from greece. it was suggested the i.o.c. member in greece, they wanted something to give the world. >> a sigh of relief and a ripple of applause by spectators here. as you suggested, no problem at all lighting the flame today. cloud cover did not interfere, and just explain what we were listening to, what she was effectively calling for. >> she was calling for silence from apollo. and this has come forward with the bowl, and it will be her responsibility to transfer this to the olympic stadium so the olympic flame for london is on its way now. she will process down and across the hill, and that will be the first sight that most of the crowd here have of the olympic flame for london. and the they will process with the 9-year-old boy, actually the son of the man who choreographed this ceremony. and some in ain kept greece believe he was involved in a greek wedding because the child was necessary to give the couple a blessing that they would be

a london's latest landmark, tangle of red steel. it looks like a helter-skelter but is actually a sculpture. it doubles up as a visitor attraction. this is what it looks like from the ground. over here is the entrance. you can walk under this canopy which they hope he finds site be intimidating. you then walk around the corner and into one of the left's. it takes you up 80 meters and then you step out onto one of two glass platforms and taken the view. the artist behind the project said the compromises had to be made that he is happy with the results. he is most unhappy about the 15 pound price that visitors will have to pay. >> really it is a shame. >> i understand this has to be paid for but i am hoping that once we are out of the olympic mode and into whatever legacy it is, that they will find a way to make it free. >> the mayor of london thinks that the price is right. >> i insisted that it should be cheaper than the london i. people want to come and see the view and also to enjoy the amazing mrsa -- amazing mirrors. >> the proj

london will not be able to match that. they will be judged on whether it can deliver more -- something more enduring. bbc news in beijing. let's take a look at this. it is a jewel that has been -- >> take a look at this. it is a jewel that has been coveted for years. it has been sold for nearly $10 million. the gem went for twice its estimate to an anonymous buyer. it originated in india. it was owned by french, dutch, and english monarchs. president obama has welcomed the l.a. galaxy football team to the white house to celebrate the winning of the major leagues to been to a soccer -- the major league soccer championship in the u.s.. among those attending was david beckham. >> america's champion chip footballers traded due to force its -- boots for suits. barack obama took aim at the biggest star. >> we also have a young up and comers, david beckham. i give him a hard time. i said, half of his teammates could be his kids. we are getting old. although, you are holding up better than me. >> the 37-year-old smiled. the presid

is a liberal democrat member of the european parliament for southwest england and gibraltar and in london we have dion he says the meter coppola's he is a senior lecturer at the department of politics at birkbeck college at the university of london all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want rachel you wrote a very interesting article why is that a cause he was defeated in the presidential election what does this mean about centrist politics in europe in your opinion because as i pointed out in the beginning of the program we see going to the left in france we see going to the right in greece and we see a lot of governments following a lot of people are dissatisfied with the center is the center collapsing. no not at all we have to be really careful how we interpret a socialist president or a socialist party president getting elected in france because. judging by his thirty years of public office and politics all we can really tell from that background is that he's a pragmatist best best we can see there's really no hard evidence of. heavy ideological so

value of a zone or a country on the value of its currency its go to london go ahead jump in. i think that was absolutely right he spoke on this and one thing to say about greece specifically because there's quite a lot of talk about greece's problems being due to its membership or head membership of the eurozone he said by the seriously suggesting that greece outside the eurozone would do but there are look at that he slid off with a comic you saw. the value of the drachma before. the euro but argued my view on and i'm going to focus. the problem is how does the problem have remained in place so outside of the eurozone greece that it will move around even the chance that it has now ok ok i know that is that this is going to happen to you and let me ask you a question here martin ike i would agree with you that maybe greece would go through some very hard times if it left the euro but if it stays in the euro then we have this cascade effect we have a contained issue and we have spain we have the other pigs here i mean what some people are saying is that greece should have left

peters from occupy london by me calling for more people in london and david graber from occupied new york so i want to put this program in really sort of two parts the first part so i want to understand how occupy came to be. sort of people who are involved political background for organizing it and conducting its affairs and spreading it and then look into where it's going to go. david where where do you think this movement came to eventually cause you'll be patient zuccotti park and then spread out to the rest of united states or i think there's been sort of a global movement that i'm in i guess it's sort of in tunisia and sort of swept across the mediterranean greece spain was really the same movement that hit america there out of people from greece and spain who were involved in the very early days and even before the occupation of parking or putting it together so that i think there's really a global ferment alexy you are involved in this us day of rage back in may two thousand and ten but did you see that as as the time of during into sort of. this transition from cyberspace to

little money let's go back to london here it looks to me rachel saying is everyone. really wants their cake and eat it just go ahead in london i disagree with all the rachel said i disagree with the world richard said in the sense that people want at least in greece definitely to remain within the eurozone but they also want different sort of political leaders the old leaders are completely discredited the two main parties are completely discredited and the social the direction in policy terms that they want a more rational approach to. solving the problems of greece is facing and one of them. allusion to. let me finish this particular point which is important nobody is saying that they want to move away from the welfare state but the world for a state of the existing greece is not affected that's why there is a real poverty in greece so i put my argument is really people to change not expect us what graham jump in graham jump in i was going to say this is one of the contradictions you have people in greece so according to the opinion polls sixty percent of them sayi

london operation. and i fear that you're under pressure that a lot of calls are being made, that the administration is concerned that the american people are going to wake up and look at the last three years as a bad dream. up know? that the health care bill becomes unconstitutional. this big dodd-frank bill really doesn't address realtime issues, and that what you're going to do is end up causing the volcker rule to it be something it was never intended to be. i would like for you to respond to that, and in the process, possibly, making these highly complex organizations even more risky than they already are. just a couple of comments in that regard. >> i think our job, that you delegated or asked us to do is to be -- >> punt was the word i used. >> i always try to be more respectful to fful to congress. >> you don't need to be, and i appreciate that. i think was to ensure that american public gets the benefit of transparency and lower risk. firms will fail in the future as in the past. they have a fr

massive security in london ahead of the summer olympics. elizabeth palmer is watching the unprecedented peacetime build-up. >> and calling dr. shaq. randall pinkston on graduation day for basketball legend neil. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> dubois: good evening. it was a contentious start to a military trial many years in the making. five alleged al qaeda plotters attempted to upset the hearing without saying a word. our chief legal correspondent jan crawford is there correspondent sheik and the other 9/11 suspects were in the same courtroom four years ago and they were defined. today they followed a different strategy, silence. he sat at a table in the front of the courtroom, and again khalid sheikh mohammed, the mastermind of september 11, seemed in charge. captured in pakistan in 2003, today mohammed, known as ksm, is thinner, his bushy beard tinted red. once seated he said nothing. when military judge james paul asked repeated questions about whether he wanted lawyers and who he wanted to represent him,