finding is in syria's hama province rubbish rebel claims the regime massacred some two hundred civilians and accusations of world powers to good face value when they condemned the regime. a southern russian resort region struggles to recover after a deadly deluge as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help the people left behind without homes or supplies. and spain follows in greece's way. take a bloody turn and with police adopting a no tolerance approach in their dealings with them straight. hello welcome this is r.t. from moscow you're watching the weekly round up of the top stories of the last seven days with me kevin zero in and first you and observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province of confirm the regime's claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in the area this contradicts oppositions reports of a civilian massacre something the u.s. and its allies rushed to support for national brings us more from the capital damascus you may find some of the images coming up in a report disturbing here an observer trim mission here in syria has visited the village of t

even a long time brocade in gaza aren't seen as her under its new islamist president obama winning to hama. international news live from moscow this is all she was me you know thanks for joining us for us this string of coordinated bomb attacks in iraq have had more than a dozen cities and killed over one hundred people was violence in the country since the u.s. troop withdrawal the blasts were mainly targeting security forces and government officials and shiite neighborhoods that offensive occurred only days after al qaida announced a major comeback in iraq all she's going to check on looks not what this means for the country and the whole region the self appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdadi has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come moreover he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so t

new details have emerged about the bloodshed near the syrian city of hama which reportedly resulted in two hundred deaths but u.n. findings suggest there had been fierce clashes between the heavily armed syrian army and rebel fighters on thursday challenging opposition claims of a civilian massacre are just more of a national brings us the details from damascus. but you're an observatory mission hint syria has visited the village of tremseh in the syrian central province of hama hours after the news of much about the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed indeed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the governmental forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially amita faxes and opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here they've been very close and they're real to believe in massacre the opposition has also claimed that at least two hundred people most of whom civilians

un findings in a syrian province of hamas the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something that the west had taken in good faith when it condemned the regime. a southern russian resort region is still struggling to recover from the deadly flooding as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help those left without homes and supplies. and anti austerity clashes in spain turned violent this week with police leaving at dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. early morning to you watching the weekly here on our t.v. with me lucy catherine of well let's get straight to our top headline u.n. observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province have confirmed the regimes claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in that area now this contradicts the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre. brings us more from the capital in damascus but i should warn you some of the images in her report may be a bit disturbing. but you're an observer trim ition here syria has visited the village of tromso in the

of a long time blockade on gaza it was imposed by israel with the help of egypt five years ago after hamas took control of the palestinian territory but with a president from the muslim brotherhood now leading egypt the move is widely seen as a friendly gesture to hamas an offshoot of the brotherhood which operates independently from it is correspondent paul of clear has more. cairo is allowing palestinians free entry into egypt effectively ending a five year blockade on the gaza strip what this means is that palestinians cannot leave gaza with the same law applying to palestinians in the west bank and jerusalem this unprecedented move effectively lifts travel restrictions that have been imposed on gazans for the past five years they've been penned into this tiny mediterranean coastal city by a blockade imposed by israel but also assisted by the egyptian authorities egypt's interest was because of its feel for hamas and the spread of islamic militancy but what we've seen now is a change largely in part because of separate meetings that were held in the past few days between the palestinian

findings in the syrian province of hama contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something the west had taken in good faith when it condemned the regime. and a southern russian resort region is still struggling to recover from deadly flooding as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help those left about homes and supplies. and anti us thirty clashes in spain turned violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they are on and willing to bear the responsibility for the country's banking problems. good evening i'm lucy catherine if you're watching the weekly on our t.v. our look at the top stories making headlines over the past seven days well u.n. observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province have confirmed to the regime is claims that its military was charging rebel fighters in the area now this contradicts the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something that the u.s. and its allies had rushed to support maria for notion of brings us more from the capital damascus you may find some of the images in her report disturbi

findings in a syrian province of hama contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something the west had taken in good faith when it condemned the regime. a southern russian resort region is still struggling to recover from deadly flooding as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help those left without homes and supplies. and anti stary clashes in spain turned violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. that early morning to you watching artie's the weekly with me lucy coughing up well our top story today turns to syria where u.n. observers promo probing a mass killing there in the hama province have confirmed the regime's claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in the area now this contradicts the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something that the u.s. and its allies had rushed to report and maria finish now has more from the capital of damascus but i should warn you you may find some of the images in her report disturbing. but your enemies a

of a long time blockade on gaza it was imposed by israel with the help of egypt five years ago after hamas took control of the palestinian territory but with a president from the muslim brotherhood now leading egypt the movies widely seen as a friendly gesture to hamas an offshoot of the brotherhood which operates independently or mideast correspondent polis lir has more. cairo is allowing palestinians a free entry into egypt effectively ending a five year blockade on the gaza strip what this means is that palestinians cannot leave gaza with the same applying to palestinians in the west bank and jerusalem this unprecedented move effectively lifts travel restrictions that have been imposed on gazans for the past five years they've been penned into this tiny mediterranean coastal city by a blockade imposed by israel but also assisted by the egyptian authorities egypt's interest was because of its feel for hamas and the spread of islamic militancy but what we've seen now is a change largely in part because of separate meetings that were held in the past few days between the palestinian presid

by israel but also assisted by the egyptian authorities egypt's interest was because of its feel for hamas and the spread of islamic militancy but what we see now is a change largely in part because of separate meetings that were held in the past few days between the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the new egypt president dr mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood as well as the leader of hamas which controls the gaza strip khaled mashal so this certainly is a gesture of support by the egyptians to the palestinians in a separate and unrelated move israel has just announced that it is demolishing eight palestinian villages in the south hebron hills now the announcement says that the land is needed for training by the israeli defense forces by exercise of that and everything else what we understand is that the forms we still have access to their land to work the land when the soldiers are not there so this would be on the weekend and on jewish holidays but the rest of the time the land used by the idea of so you are seeing this almost parallel but completely opposing effort by cairo and

findings in a syrian prominence of the hamas district contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something that the west had taken in good faith when it condemned the regime. a southern resort region is still struggling to recover from a deadly flooding as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help those left without homes and supplies. and to a steady clashes in spain turned violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. welcome back you're watching our tease the weekly what are our top story today un observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province have confirmed the regime's claims that its military it was targeting rebel fighters in the area and this report contradicts the opposition's claims of a civilian massacre something that the u.s. and its allies had rushed to support war she's more after notion of brings us more from the capital in damascus and i should warn you you may find some of the images in her report disturbing. but your enemies are a tradit

un findings in the syrian province of hamas contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre something the west has taken in good faith when it condemned the regime. a southern resort region is still struggling to recover from the deadly flooding as hundreds of volunteers are rushed to help those left without homes and supplies. and anti-authority clashes in that spain turned violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. good early morning to you watching artie's the weekly with me lucy caffein of four am right now in the russian capital well u.n. observers probing a mass killing in of syria's hama province have confirmed the regime's claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in the area it's finding contradicts oppositions reports of a civilian massacre something that the u.s. and its allies had to rush to support now as maria for notion of brings us more from the capital in damascus and i should warn you some of the images in her report you might find di

i don't know why since they have been supporting hamas the rival factions. why would the president go knowing that it would infuriate the israelis the united states and many of the people in the west who wants to sepae -- palestine succeed. >> i don't think -- i think it really is a nonissue. i think israel is trying. they are trying hard to draw u.s. into a confrontation with iran. they are creating a monster is something that cuz not bowed well for everybody not the region or the u.s. and not national security for anybody. it is quite separate. we are trying hard to repair our system as an active democracy. we don't want to be seen as part of any kind of political situation in the region i. saying it is a nonissue if he has been invited does not mean he is going to go. there is no underlying meaning taking place. >> if you would stand by coming up we go back to the berth place of jesus and speak there in bette ham with palestinian prime minister. >> late afternoon gun fire erupted. gun fire breaking out from someone inside the church. fire returned. duckin

where we go now to our top story new details have emerged about the bloodshed near the syrian city of hama all which reportedly resulted in two hundred the u.n. findings suggest there had been fierce clashes between the have only armed syrian army and rebel fighters on thursday challenging opposition claims of a civilian massacre let's get all the details now from parties more of the motion in damascus so you want to observe there are still investigating tell us more about what they have already found. the u.n. observer true mission here in syria has visited the village of tromso in the syrian central province of hama hours off to the news of much to fault the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed that indeed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the governmental forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially amita faxes and. opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here in

i don't know why since they have been supporting hamas the rival factions. why would the president go knowing that it would infuriate the israelis the united states and many of the people in the west who wants to sepae -- palestine succeed. >> i don't think -- i think it really is a nonissue. i think israel is trying. they are trying hard to draw u.s. into a confrontation with iran. they are creating a monster is something that cuz not bowed well for everybody not the region or the u.s. and not national security for anybody. it is quite separate. we are trying hard to repair our system as an active democracy. we don't want to be seen as part of any kind of political situation in the region i. saying it is a nonissue if he has been invited does not mean he is going to go. there is no underlying meaning taking place. >> if you would stand by coming up we go back to the berth place of jesus and speak there in bette ham with palestinian prime minister. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't

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i don't know why since they have been supporting hamas the rival factions. why would the president go knowing that it would infuriate the israelis the united states and many of the people in the west who wants to sepae -- palestine succeed. >> i don't think -- i think it really is a nonissue. i think israel is trying. they are trying hard to draw u.s. into a confrontation with iran. they are creating a monster is something that cuz not bowed well for everybody not the region or the u.s. and not national security for anybody. it is quite separate. we are trying hard to repair our system as an active democracy. we don't want to be seen as part of any kind of political situation in the region i. saying it is a nonissue if he has been invited does not mean he is going to go. there is no underlying meaning taking place. >> if you would stand by coming up we go back to the berth place of jesus and speak there in bette ham with palestinian prime minister. úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú traffic noises may0i0walk you acrossp the street?ú um... sure.Ã

this village in the province of hama we've been hearing accounts from official sources that the army even allowed some time for local residents of this village to evacuate and that was only after the rebels refused to surrender the fighting intensified in this village following this assault officials have come to me to say that they've seized many weapons from what they call were terrorists and they've killed many of them and even captured some of them and we've seen apparently some of these people on syrian t.v. here in damascus and this confessed they were involved in this incident in what happened in the first term so they people sad that they weren't given by friends or by sponsors from abroad and especially from turkey but this continues to rage everywhere for syria it still remains unclear exactly who the syrian government the syrian regime is fighting against his more important that since the uprising in syria escalated the west has been consistently calling on assad and his government to step down you know defective want to give in to the demands of the armed opposition but i

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did move effectively ends part of the blockade on gaza which israel imposed on egypt supported after hamas took control of the palestinian territory now that egypt has a president from the muslim brotherhood the move is widely seen as a gesture of support for hamas the brotherhood's independent offshoot polls theory explains the situation. cairo is allowing palestinians a free entry into egypt effectively ending a five year blockade on the gaza strip what this means is that palestinians can now leave gaza with the same law applying to palestinians in the west bank and jerusalem this unprecedented move effectively lifts travel restrictions that have been imposed on gazans for the past five years they've been penned into this tiny mediterranean coastal city by a blockade imposed by israel but also assisted by the egyptian authorities egypt's interest was because of its fear for her mass and the spread of islamic militancy but what we see now is a change largely in part because of separate meetings that were held in the past few days between the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the new egy

longtime blockade on gaza and seen as cairo under its new ease them as president of the warming to hamas. hello and welcome to r.c. twenty four hour news live from moscow i am you know ship of our timeline story now a string of coordinated bomb attacks in iraq more than a dozen cities and killed over a hundred people there was to violence in the country since the u.s. troop withdrawal the blastula mainly tarnishing security forces government officials and shiite neighborhoods the offensive occurred only days after al-qaeda announced a major comeback in iraq. what this means for the country and the whole region. the self-appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdadi has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come moreover he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so this iraqi based all cried a leader

new details have emerged about bin bloodshed near the syrian city of hama which reportedly resulted in two hundred deaths they want findings suggest there had been fierce clashes between the heavily armed syrian army and rebel fighters on thursday challenging opposition claims of a civilian massacre artist marie if a national brings us details from damascus. but your enemies are attrition hit syria has visited the village of tremseh in the syrian central province of hama hours after the news of much about the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed indeed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the governmental forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially on into faxes and opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here they've been very close and they're real to believe in massacre the opposition has also claimed that at least two hundred people most of whom civilians have

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findings in syria's hama province rebel claims the regime are good some two hundred civilians an accusation some world powers to get face value before rushing to condemn the regime. in spain for losing greece's way until sterett he protests take a blood it turn with police adopting a no tolerance approach and i had dealings with demonstrators. hello and welcome to aussie twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean you know what with the latest news and a review of the week's events the result region of crossing a die and this salsa russia is picking up the pieces after the was natural disaster it's history flash flooding killed over one hundred seventy people and destroyed thousands of poems he's done his battle skase in the region for us. it was a night of terror for the people of green in almost an instant the small town was virtually swept away by a torrent of rain and mud deluged by a giant wave of up to seven meters dwarfing most of the buildings there wellington was lucky to survive in a sudden burning queue walk up with wife and son before rushing to help an elderly disabled neighb

another big story there were un observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province have confirmed the regime's claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in the area that contradicts opposition reports of a civilian massacre something the u.s. and its allies rushed in support. of brings us more now from the capital damascus. but your enemies are attrition hit syria has visited the village of tremseh in the syrian central province of hama hours after the news of much about the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the government to forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially on into faxes and opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here that they've been very potent this of been a massacre the opposition has also claims that at least two hundred people most of whom civilians have been killed in this incident actual

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here in observers probing a mass killing in syria's hama province of confirmed the regime's claims that its military was targeting rebel fighters in the area now this contradicts oppositions reports of a civilian massacre something the u.s. and its allies rushed to report. brings us more now from the capital damascus you may find some of the images coming up in this report disturbing. but you're an observer trim mission hint syria has visited the village of tremseh in the syrian central province of hama hours after the news of much about the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the governmental forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially ahmed to faxes and opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here that they've been very close and this is been a massacre the opposition has also claims that at least two hundred people most of wh

new details are emerging at that challenge of recent reports of a massacre in the syrian province of hamas' tell parents confessions by rebel fighters on state television suggest the bloodshed that was started by opposition forces who it's claimed were given orders to attack government troops. a fiery backlash and israeli activists tortures themselves during a demonstration and tel aviv this as thousands of rallied to out the country to mark the first year of a new movement against social injustice plus. let's get this party started. high spirits among the next space station crew our team is going to check in with the intrepid team who's going to take off in just a few hours. early morning to you five am here in the russian capital and lucy catherine of siena watching our tape let's get right to our top story new details on the balance of bloodshed in the syrian province of hama suggest that a suspected massacre there was more likely a gunfight between opposing sides in the conflict now in an apparent confession rebels have told state t.v. that they were given orders to attack government f

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hamas, they don't want to see our relation with israel. so it's... it's completely mixed. >> simon: the emir appears to have no ideology and, critics say, no loyalties. when his close personal friend, syrian president assad, refused to stop killing his people, the emir abandoned him. today, he talks tougher than any other world leader on what should be done in syria. would you be in favor of arab nations intervening in syria? >> khalifa: i think for... for such a situation, to stop the killing, we have some... some troops should go to stop the killing. >> simon: the killing is worlds away from qatar. what you see here is contentment. there have been no protests, no calls for democracy. after all, what could an opposition offer that qataris don't already have? but the emir just bought himself some additional insurance. he raised the salaries of all qatari government workers by 60%; soldiers and policemen got 120%. the prime minister insists this has nothing to do with politics. >> jasim: we have one obsession, is how to continue to let the people live

with hezbollah rockets aimed at hamas rockets aimed from the south, with much of the middle east in tumult, and with iran bent on nuclear arms, america's and demonstrated commitment to the defense of israel is even more critical. whenever the security of israel america's commitment to israel must be most secure. when the decision was before [applause] decision was before him in 1948, president harry truman decided without hesitation that the united states would be the first country to recognize the state of israel. from that moment to this, we have been the most natural of runs deeper than the designs of strategy or the weighing of interests. a world by the standards of this ancient region, rose up to become the dear friend of the of israel is among the and most hopeful in our nation's history. different as our paths have qualities in one another. many one another. we both believe in democracy, in the right of every people to select their leaders and choose their nation's course. we both believe in the rule of its absence, willful men may incline to oppress the weak. are universal, granted

moscow un findings in the syrian province of hama contradict the opposition's reports of a civilian massacre that says the international red cross has now declared the situation in syria a civil war the status with implications for potential war crimes prosecutions. the southern russian resort region struggles to recover following a deadly deluge as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help the people left without homes and supply. and spain follows in greece's wake is a protest take a bloody turn with police adopting a no tolerance approach and they did it to the demonstrators next we talked with a former national security agency executive in the united states who sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on wrongdoing inside the n.s.a. . my guest today is thomas andrews drake he was a senior executive of america's biggest intelligence agency at the beginning of the two thousands he was an expert on electronic eavesdropping someone with a top secret security clearance then mr drake essentially sekret feist his career to blow the whistle on his agency's wrongdoings as he saw them he was charged

findings in the syrian province of hamas contradict the opposition's report of a civilian massacre that as the international red cross declared the conflict there a civil war a status that could mean a potential war crimes prosecutions. are rebuilding operation is underway in russia's southern resort region which is still struggling to recover from deadly flooding hundreds of volunteers have rushed to help those left without homes and supplies after the disaster which claimed more than one hundred seventy lives. and anti austerity clashes in spain turned violent this week with police leaving dozens of demonstrators injured protesters say they don't want to be held accountable for the country's banking woes. right will now r.t. talks with a former national security agency executive in the u.s. who sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on wrongdoing inside the n.s.a. . my guest today is thomas andrews drake he was a senior executive of america's biggest intelligence agency at the beginning of the two thousands he was an expert on elec tronic eavesdropping someone with a top secret sec

the top stories international observers in syria have arrived in hama province to investigate a massacre in which over two hundred reported dead as the u.s. rushes to condemn the syrian regime for the attack without. also headlining for mass hikers versus big brother whistle blowers and computer experts gathering new york to highlight what they see is intensifying u.s. government spying on its own people. and america throws more sanctions on iran over its disputed nuclear intentions for the aircraft carrier now and underwater drones to the persian gulf. back within fifteen minutes with a recap of the main stories next our exclusive interview there with the ousted president of paraguay fernando lugo and the man who took over from him in controversial circumstances frederica franco this is art. all of us here and mr president welcome to the program how do you feel about recent events what are people saying b. and. i would first like to say hello to your audience i'm happy to see the international press interested in the events in paraguay the parliamentary koon the paraguayan people who re

doing findings as syria's hama province rubbish the rebel claims the regime to get some two hundred civilians accusations some world powers to at face value before rushing to condemn the rich. and spain for losing greece's way as antos terrace approach has take a bloody turn with police adopting a no tolerance approach and bad dealings with demonstrators. and right now to talk with the my national security agency executive in the u.s. who sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on wrongdoing inside there. my guest today is thomas andrews drake he was a senior executive of america's biggest intelligence agency at the beginning of the two thousands he was an expert on elec tronic eavesdropping someone with a top secret security clearance then mr drake essentially sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on his agency's wrongdoings as he saw them he was charged under the espionage act but only last year the charges were dropped this drake thank you very much for coming thanks for having me tell me about the program that you challenge to working with the national security agency the surveillan

enemies are attrition hit syria has visited the village of tremseh in the syrian central province of hama hours after the news of much about the alleged massacre there and they've confirmed fierce clashes between the rebels and the governmental forces took place on the ground but this concludes is that an attack apparently by the governmental forces appeared targeted at specific houses and specific groups especially amita faxes and opposition activists and this conclusion actually contradicts initial reports that we've been hearing from syrian opposition here that they've been very fortunate this is been a massacre the opposition has also claims that at least two hundred people most of whom civilians have been killed in this incident actually what the international observers have discovered is in line with what we've been hearing from official sources here in damascus that the army launched an assault against trouble hope but in this village in the province of hama we've been hearing accounts from official sources that the army even allowed some time for local residents of this village to

a rebel group says syrian forces killed at least 100 people in hama-- hama province. there is no way to verify this but the group has provided accurate information in the past. for 16 months now syria's dictator has waged war on his own people to crush a rebellion. thousands have died, others have fled. clarissa ward spent time with some of the youngest refugees across the border in turkey. >> reporter: this two-year-old boy wakes up every morning in his turkish hospital bed crying for his mother. she is injured and stuck inside syria. shis family asked us not to show their faces. they told us that the boy's stomach was sledded by schram nell when a shell hit their house. dr. yihia rahim is a syrian american pediatrician from panama city, florida. he volunteers at the refugee camps here and he told us that many children have been traumatized. >> where is my house. where is my room, where is my toys. where is my freedom where. is my backyard where is my garden. all of it gone. so they cannot understand it. >> reporter: but those who make it to turkey are the lucky ones

also in yuan findings in syria's hama province a rubbish rebel claims that the regime massacred some two hundred million of accusations some world com was taken at face value before rushing to condemn the regime. and its painful news in greece in the wake as ontario's territory of protests take a bloody turn with police adopting a no tolerance approach and i deal with demonstrators. right now which walk with a full one optional security agency executive in the us who sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on wrongdoing in size day and i say. my guest today is thomas andrews drake he was a senior executive of america's biggest intelligence agency at the beginning of the two thousands he was an expert on electronic eavesdropping someone with a top secret security clearance then mr drake essentially sekret feist his career to blow the whistle on his agency's wrongdoings as he saw them he was charged under the espionage act but only last year the charges were dropped they said drake thank you very much for coming thanks for having me tell me about the program that can challenge to wor