we'll head back over to london. you mentioned british authorities breaking this story on this potential mail bomb plot. check out what british authorities have to deal with today, lots of protest, a major protest in the street of london at a building, corporate headquarters, mill bank towers which is the headquarters of the conservative party. the student union is protesting a rate hike in tuition. you can see what has been happening the last five hours in london. you can see the scene, the different officers trying to hold back the protestors that have smashed windows and at times have become fairly violent. i think it is fair to say that. steve pearl is a former scotland yard detective, also a special operations team leader, he's joining us on the phone to talk to us a little bit about this. steve, what do the authorities have to be here. >> reporter: it looks like a massive demonstration. obviously at this point the police weren't prepared for this level of violence. that said there will always be con sin gent se

and are children in kabul safer than those living in london and new york? the claim of a top diplomat. >> european financial markets have reacted. the euro has strengthened and shares have risen. they will safe guard stability. the mix is that the economies can also need rescuing. the announcement after a week of denials can spark an angry reaction. and with more reports after days of denying the depth of the crisis, the government was forced to admit they needed government aid to the tune of tens of millions. >> second element of agree, has to deal with the recess. >> denying that he was to blame for the success. >> i believe government has brought it to point. we are here today. >> waiting to see those measures ahead. hoping the irish bail out will be money well spent and that spreading to other countries such as portugal and spain. jo the bail out had sparked off a marked anti-government mood. jo this government has come under a barrage of abuse. even as we speak, there are members of parliament within the coalition. his leadership has not been one of st

someone from london? wow a rich choice from london. young woman, there? >> i think i'd just like to say as soon as we entered afghanistan and sent troops there it became our moral responsibility to solve issues there whether we're doing it by war is still particularly not effective with over 300 soldiers having died from this. maybe we need to find an alternative or something that will work well. this our choice and we chose to under take that and it's our responsibility now to fulfill. >> thank you. we haven't had a southeast speaker so far in this debate. this young man here? >> recently i was, i have an interesting statement from the man that brought the russian troop home from afghanistan. he said the war could not be won and americans and british and they were flogging a dead horse. he cannot win. it's costing this country billions of pounds in a time that spending cuts are coming left, right and center. recently with elections the government said they'll do all they can to stop corruption and in province one of the deadliest parts of afghanistan ove

bill: as only you can, thanks, "fox news alert," back to london now, central london, where the protests continue, this has been going on for hours and what we saw earlier on top of the building, headquarters of the conservative party, is that some of the protesters actually made their way to the roof and now you see below, the thousands who have gathered. we were given a figure earlier of 40,000, some say that is too high. 30,000, 20,000, substantial numbers of students in the streets of central london protesting proposed tuition hikes, some suggest as high as 300% for universities in england and we are watching the story throughout the day here along with our viewer out of london, and greg palkot on the ground there, he lost 27 pounds in 60 days days. not a lean cuisine in sight, only a twinkie diet and the man behind it. martha: a have been had a a twinkie in a really long time. they look really good, don't they... >> ♪ ♪ you are my candy girl ♪ and you've got me wanting you...♪ or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your lo

now it's a peaceful protest turned into riots in london when students said no to propose to issue hikes to universities but what about on this side of the pond universities here are facing the exact same heights but without all the protests we're going to be why there's such a difference in attitude between the two countries next for focusing on more student problems here in the u.s. as truancy is becoming a major concern for public schools stumm some states have even taken measures to stop the problem but not by punishing the students by giving mom and dad jail time but is this tough on parents stance really the best solution for young turks and because ferran will join us to give us her take on the issue then has america come down with a bad case of amnesia even though it's only been two years since george w. left the white house americans are acting like his legacy while in office was admirable what about all the flubs all the mistakes that he made when he was the decider in chief artie's christine for his ows going to have more on that story then has the department of justice turned

jerry ris and john elway representing their former teams in london. brandon lloyd is open for a 71- yard game. they score the next play. fourth quarter, 10-3 denver. play action rolling right. in with the spin. game tied at 10. smith scores since 2008. smith scans the middle to michael crabtree. 17-10 niners. lawson takes a whack at it. niners looking to pour it on. frank gore powers it in from the three. gore 118 yards on 29 carries, 24-10 niners. 21 points in the fourth. broncos not done. 2:22 left, orton finds lloyd. a great catch around james. they missed the extra point and cut the lead to 8. one final time and/or ton picked off. 24-16 niners win kim coyle was on the field after the game. >> your thoughts on troy smith? did a remarkable job tonight. >> really stepped up and helped the offense out and helped the defense out. big play by troy. >> you guys are taking a lot of heat for not winning on the road. but you are almost 6,000 miles away. >> with all the red in the stands, felt like we were at home. >> going out to make a play for the guys. l

the seventh and last but one installment has its world premiere in london on thursday. they are are -- >> coming. they are coming. >> this is the start of the final story in the saga, divided into two films. part one, released this month. part two next year. not quite the end, but the beginning of the end for the movie's young stars, who finally finished filming earlier this year and who all carry fond memories of the 10 years spent making the series. >> it has been immensely happy for most of it. i really enjoyed working with everyone i had a chance to work with. i was given this mind blowing opportunity at the age of 11 to not just work with these amazing actors but have the chance to learn on the job. >> what were the emotions when they finally called "cut" on that last day? >> it was overwhelming. it just felt like the end of a world, a world of mine. >> we finished filming a few months ago, and it has been weird. has been hard to adjust, really, because it has been such a huge part of my life. >> what is it? what is it? >> well, it is the sign of the deadly -- deat

it will take place in london. no specific details in terms of the location of the wedding ceremony had been revealed yet. >> of course, this relationship has spanned eight years with some of these still photographs. remember, as we were told just a short while ago, later in the day we were expecting their folk -- their first photo call since this news emerged. >> one of the key bits of interest over the coming weeks and months will be what kind of a wedding dress she will wear. the proprietor of the local wedding dress shop is on the phone with us now. where were you when you heard the news and what was your reaction? >> i was excited. this is really good news for the wedding business. >> i would imagine the you would be delighted, if given the choice and chance, to design and fit kate into a wedding dress. if given the opportunity, what would you advise her to choose? >> i would be honored, actually. if she was to come in, i would go more for a battalion lay stress. -- italian lace dress. >> hello and welcome. >>

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london and coming up later in the program. tortured you ask gets a grilling on the u.n. human rights council for the first time and is accused of abuse. plus an eighty nine year old has become a father for a third time promised a long life by the fortune teller of world war two veteran says he's not planning to stop there either. u.s. news channels are showing a bit of flash in a bid to attract more ratings and men are finding themselves out of work as pretty young women take their places in harsh economic times many out would seem to be choosing hemlines not headlines and finds out the babes are taking over. coming in very dense airmass signs of a seven twenty seven when you walk out the door. what kind of weather do you want pretty much dominated be prepared warming trend and who do you want to hear it from two inches of snow supposed to is two stations a new show on the weather at the same time and the really nice looking woman one would probably want to know how about her oh my gosh. i was on a spanish at the fair and balanced conservative fox news channel to marie w

arrest in london, two police officer casualties. and a one-day strike in portugal over planned cuts brought many services to a standstill. the government said spending cuts and tax increases are vital to assure thatdoes not become the third euro zone country to need a bailout after greece and ireland. a court in virginia has convicted somali men of piracy. it is the first successful prosecution in well over a century. they were accused of attacking the uss forget -- the uss nicholas. an initial government report suggests the stampede in phnom penh was started by the swinging of a bridge. some began shouting it was broken. north korea is accusing the south of driving the peninsula to the brink of war by reckless military provocations and by postponing humanitarian aid. it is now confirmed that yesterday's shelling of the north -- by the north -- according to washington, they will demonstrate the strength of their alliance and their commitment to regional stability. our bbc reporter is at the border. >> in ayer -- they were still tryi

she has two shows in london this month. she has just published her first book. ♪ >> mary mccartney's portraits are a who's who of the celebrity world. for all the glitz and glamour of her subjects, here they are seen and an unusually modest frame. >> my family background is a benefit because i think people know that i am not going to exploit them. if you do not have my background, you can still make some uncomfortable but it saves time. they know i am not there to exploit them. it gives more understanding and a more relaxed start to the shooting. >> she prepares for an exhibition in london. despite her background, the photographer and mother of three children enjoys her work. she is the first child of paul and linda mccartney. she developed an interest in cameras while helping her mother. she began experimenting. initially, she had no clear goal. >> a kind of think everyone can take photographs. i never pursued it as a career until i was looking through her holiday pictures. they were so bad. the heads were chopped off. i

breaking news in london where thousands of students are taking to the streets. take a look at what's going on over there. huge protests. live pictures you're seeing over a proposed plan to triple fees. at times things turned violent at the headquarters of conservative party leaders. nbc stephanie gosk is in london watching all the developments for us. what can you elus there? >> chris, the scene you're looking at right here, a group of 3,000, maybe 4,000 students outside of an office building. they were part of a demonstration that the student union estimates about 40,000. they wage siege to this building and houses the headquarters of the conservative party, which is the british prime minister's political party. they smashed the windows and took over the building they had been pushed back by police. what's interesting here is that it seems that the police have been taken by surprise, both by the size of this protest and its veracity. we saw it first at this building just a few typical city police trying to guard that front door and prevent students from stormin

charlie daggetta reports from london. >> reporter: this halloween, american football fans in london scored a big treat. the san francisco 49ers played host 5600 miles away from home to the denver broncos. the pregame tailgater featured a bit of the golden gate and a lot of american fans mixing it up with europeans. >> so different from any other sport we have in the uk, just the spirit with american football. i've been in the crowd. it's phenomenal. >> reporter: the fourth year london's wembley stadium home of english football has been taken over by america's game. once again, it's a sellout and the vast majority of fans here are not americans. are you really a 49ers fan? >> i am, yeah. >> reporter: how does that happen? >> we went over there about four or five years ago, saw them play there and it's just grown from there, basically. >> reporter: the nfl's aim to make its mark on the international fan base is what these games are all about. there's talk of even playing more matches overseas. >> whether it leads potentially to an nfl franchise in london we'll see down the road. >> reporter:

london hosted the world premiere thursday. daniel radcliffe strolled down the red carpet as the teen wizard for one of the last times. >> harry potter has come to hope. >> reporter: he was only 11 when the first movie came out a decade ago. >> reporter: of course, physically, you don't look like little harry potter anymore. >> no. a question that surprises many people who meet me i don't have the glasses. particularly young kids are thrown by that. >> reporter: the co-star was not only the highest paid hollywood actress last year, she's a straight-a student at brown university. >> how could i give up this movie that i don't want to give up, you know, going to university, going to college and having that experience, either? >> reporter: the latest film marks a big break from previous potter movies. the school kids are no longer kids, no longer in wizard school and, therefore, no longer safe. it sets up the finale that comes out next summer, which gives movie makers one more chance to cash in on the magic that's already raked in

the evergreen clothes a hotel in thailand to eat london's hotel time ambassador type the hotel full points and would princess turn the splendid hotel in touch with the hotel in touch your room the photos a good go how would international house. every green little hotel into. a political costs and a provocation that's what russia's foreign ministry is calling georgia's arrest of thirteen people accused of spying for moscow. claims of british abuse in iraq exposed lawyers push for a full public inquiry into the alleged torture and murder of civilians by u.k. soldiers. here we have johnny walker black label we have johnny walker red label over here and we even have over four different kinds of smear and some iraqis smuggling alcohol into neighboring iran is the only way to make a living follows the poor man's trade route. and in business to have a two day national holiday in russia so the bill says i'll close but there's lots of more in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow georgian opposition leaders say the latest spy scandal involving four russians is bei

our children in afghanistan safer than in london and new york? that is the controversial verdict of nato that a top diplomat in kabul. it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, midday in london and in dublin well -- where after weeks of denials after the government there has been some anger at the economic rescue package to help save the irish economy. the deal is expected to include a loan of about 100 billion euro and is being fleshed out as we speak in talks between the irish government, european union and the imf. >> the irish government has finally bowed to pressure to take the begging bowl to europe. a lethal combination of recession and a banking crisis left the countries leaders with no choice but to accept the initial bailout terms. >> the banks will become significantly smaller than the past of they can gradually be brought to stand on their own two feet. the second tier would be a program to reduce the budget deficit. >> on the streets of dublin, many welcome the rescue, while furious at the government that provided over the fiasco. >> people are

students descended on london against a massive university fees while more money is poured into being you could see more online from us twenty four seven and r.t. dot com. next republican victories in the u.s. midterms underlined voters' growing anger with the current government is exacerbated by the lengthening job queues and political infighting over how to sort out the mess one democratic congressman is taking it on the chin telling our team that with all the problems the country faces right now the blame is always going to land with the governing party.

police brutality drives anger in london and person dies in british custody which we get not a single officer has ever been convicted of murder or manslaughter. where you're being inappropriate and really have. the power of pretty good looking girls or adding our veteran presenters at some u.s. news outlets as channel scramble for ratings and hard times for the industry. and in our russia close of series we take you to the siberian tom squitieri where the wilderness provides resources for the major business. it is not am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me arena joshie i'm going to ask in british police custody have provoked public outrage campaigners are demanding the choir ease into suspicious cases and severe punishment for officers involved at a london rally r.t.l. or am at that protest ers who have lost their loved ones. if you want to be heard they say sometimes it's better to whisper than to shout these people are relying on that as they take to the streets to tell the silent story of loved ones who have died in british police custody. is here because of his brot

. >> charlie d'agata reports from london. >> reporter: london's westminster abbey is the hot favorite to host the royal wedding next year. after prince william's fiancie was seen walking out wednesday night. >> almost certainly that is where it's going to be, and we're just waiting for the official announcement. >> in one way it's a perfect fit. prince william's grandmother the queen was married there in 1947. so was her mother, william's great grandmother. but the london landmark holds painful memories for the prince. he was only 15 when he followed the coffin of his mother into westminster abbey before her funeral in 1997. >> the historic church is right in the heart of central london and just around the corner from buckingham palace. it also has enough room to fit 2000 wedding guests. but its got a rival across town, st. paul's cathedral is in the running and it too has bitter sweet family ties. it's where william's parents walked down the aisle in 1981. that ended in a painful and public divorce. nobody wants that overshadowing the ceremony. >> it needs to be up lifting and the wh

now, the capital of afghanistan is probably less dangerous for children than london or new york. that is the startling claim from the top civilian envoy from nato in afghanistan. he says children in afghanistan go about their lives in safety, despite the fighting with taliban. some aid groups describe afghanistan as the worst place in the world to be a child. >> images of the conflict between the insurgent forces and nato and the afghan government allies can leave the impression a poll of afghanistan is caught up in relentless violence. the un says the number of afghan civilians killed or injured rose in the first six months of this year, with child calyces -- child casualties up 55%. against that background, nato's top civilian representative has caused surprise and concern. >> here in kabul and other big cities, children are probably safer than it would be in london or new york. most children can go about their lives in safety. it's a very family oriented society, so it is like a city of villages. >> rommel was their reaction from glass go. the comments were called misleading.

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>> stephanie gosk in our london bureau tonight. stephanie, thanks. >>> president obama is on a whirlwind trip on the a nato summit that's short on time but packed with serious issues. it's all happening in portugal's capital lisbon and our chief white house correspondent chucked to is there tonight traveling with the president. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the president faces two big foreign policy challenges on this short trip to europe. one, work with nato to come up with some sort of exit strategy out of afghanistan. and two, reassure those same nato alleys that he has political capital at home to get a nuclear arms treaty with russia ratified. after a ceremonial welcome in lisbon, president obama set out his chief goal for this summit. nato agreement on an eventual exit strategy from afghanistan. >> i look forward to working with our nato partners as we move toward a new phase, a transition to afghan responsibility that begins in 2011, with afghan forces taking lead for security across afghanistan by 2

referendum campaign thanks for being on the line from london thank you thank you kevin thank you. wednesday marks russia's police officers professional holiday but looming layoffs and reforms are leaving little room for celebration a string of high profile scandals of seeing public trust in the force plummet prompting the government into action or many agree that an overhaul is overdue not everyone is convinced it'll work dire pushkov explains. their pictures which shocked and asian and left the image of russia's law enforcers in tatters it's now over a year since this drunken shooting spree by police officer. killed two and wounded seven others but the case remains one of the most alarming in a series of high profile police scandals it also came as a blow to people like former officer alexander we do him who won the title hero of the soviet union for his work but he vehicle fourteen regretfully there are many of cigars out there i'm a former policeman myself but even i try to avoid police officers they have guns and they can shoot it was also last year that a young officer tried

preparations fully on track for the london olympic sounds the i.o.c. commission finds. holes this shot for a go on the joy in third place of the hong kong open to bring you the latest action for one of the season and events. it's almost over in the russian prime in a just one round to go with the need having already secured the title last week all eight games up late still to be asli on saturday the biggest one seems to. go go head to head in the on the mound seed second just two points above rubin so a big trade would guarantee them a champions league spot next season and a couple of dual dog games on the schedule as well as a line in need a big tree over terry we want to stay in the top lies they are tied on twenty six points with a car to entertain sport acknowledge. meanwhile the english premier league resumes this weekend with seven matches taking place on saturday everyone will see second place also will host seven placed in the old. bottom to take on leaders chelsea will surprise a new one down three mail at home to sunderland last weekend all the highlights incl

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. >> midday in london. 9 p.m. in seoul where the g 20 summit has ended with a collective commitment to do something. not sure what. how much common ground is there among the world's biggest emerging nations. credibility has been tested. >> well, it may not be the headline grabbing solution to all of the world's problems but the leaders meeting here for the past two sdas are holding up their agreement. there is a horde of media hacks that remain to be convinced. in the end, we are told everyone is walking in step. >> south korea told. the body language looked relaxed and frenzied. british sources describe the late night discussions between the chinese, americans and koreans. uk, france and others stepped in. in the end, this final document will fall a long way short of the currency and trade many were hoping for. >> reforming financial institutions and regulating the banks there is a commitment to at least monitor trade imbalances. there's a pledge countries will exchange. importance and welcomed bit u.s. president

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anger in london over austerity measures. thousands of students protest against plans for higher tuition fees agencies in haiti intensify efforts to slow the spread of cholera in the capital. welcome to "bbc world news" broadcast on pbs in america and across the globe. security and safety. a special report as they arrive for the arrival or debate prepare for an arrival of millions of refugees. howard judge has cleared -- how a judge has cleared the latest renault model. president obama has warned north korea to stop its pursuit of nuclear weapons or risk further isolation. president obama, who is in south korea, attended a veterans day ceremony for american troops in seoul, nortkorea. both the united states and china are facing criticism over actions that they have weakened their currencies. and joining me from seoul, is the bbc's john. the currency is likely to top the agenda for the g-20 meeting. >> it is the issue that is making all of the headlines here. there is no doubt about that. it is really the issue that calls into

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i don't read that we've seen in london but that has been out there on wrecks throughout europe and the backdrop of this is that extraordinarily david cameron the prime minister and it's agreed to increase the amounts of money that britain gets to the year in union every year and increased seven hundred million dollars it's also been suggested by an m.e.p. an e.u. negotiates and he said that there he thought simpleton that it's well and that the . means that the european union is actually going to see seven hundred billion will be upwards of one billion dollars now this is really the first on rest that we've seen in london but some people are expecting more think that makes about job losses once you talk. about is lauren was there wolf an american voice from the u.k. taxpayers alliance who's been closely watching where the arcs will fall and where harder britons are going to be forced to spend more in the future thanks for being with us tonight this consider a photo almost everyone in the u.k. we know that why do you think it took the proposal to raise university fees for i'm going to b

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price male dr here as the but first day performance among london stocks or at least to hear us. the skies are open was again across moscow russian pilots no longer need to sit permission to fly in the city but while certain regulations for light weight aircraft have been canceled some obstacles remain as they do it out of explains. the skies over russia into smaller be as of this week light aircraft flying below three thousand meters no longer have to suit permission for their route twenty four hours ahead rather than given permission authorities now require pilots to notify them of their flight plans small of nation existence is far from florida and while the new rules are welcome once will doesn't make a summer and as the saying goes on an international regulations regional regulations are still an obstacle to open skies it's a rather small but important development for russia's air industry well it's a little small aviation can become a good base for pilot training because now we face a serious deficit of pilots small aviation can also keep alive the whole range of regional a

anger over the austerity measures started across europe and has now reached the streets of london. violent protests by students today outside the offices of the governing conservative party. windows smashed, and several police officers hurt. students were angry about increases over university course fees, which could triple the amount they have to pay. tom simons was there. >> at the doorstep of the conservative party headquarters, just one week after the government announced its plans for the future of university. the milbank building was on the route of today's march, and it was besieged. a small, seemingly uncoordinated group of protesters was determined to fight the police. behind them, a crowd of thousands refused to move. it looks as though there are people inside the milbank building before me. fire extinguishers are being fired from higher levels. it was not long before they were on the roof, inside the lobby, smashing down doors, and hunting for other entrances. >> some of the windows got taken down by people. we are really trying to make our point. we are not going to put

the old the only pillar that's not good enough anymore what we saw at the second g twenty summit in london in april two thousand and nine was the g. twenty basically saying yes to an idea from china the central bank governor saying we had to move towards a more pooled form of reserve currency in a limited way the special drawing rights at the international monetary fund yes only for currencies a lie behind it but in the coming years through will be more of them for a greater reliance on ours and as we see the internationalization of the greater a use in the region of the chinese renminbi its currency it's growing as an international currency and certainly we've seen from the russian federation an argument that there is should be a regional reserve currency with the the ruble playing its full part and if you look ahead another part of the french agenda is commodity prices right commodity prices are probably going to matter more we're already saying commodity markets soaring oil gas gold and so many other things so those countries such as the russian federation which have those real resource

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