the us is trying to vet the opposition groups to prevent the arms from getting into the hands of al qaida and other. insurgents but once you flood an area with weapons it's folly to think that you can control where those weapons go to the syrian army is very sensitive unlike the u.s. about the issue of collateral damage and so they're taking a good deal of time to avoid the civilian casualties basically the minor forward looking urban based segments of the population do not want to see an insurgency with neo soul of the fundamentalists and even al qaida becoming a dominant factor in their country they know that this will lead to absolute chaos and violence. concert is actually elsewhere in their region members of a shia clan have blocked me and poured road in beirut they claim to have kidnapped over twenty sunni muslims with links to the syrian opposition the group says the hostages will be released only after syrian rebels freed one of their relatives captured earlier this week in damascus for a gulf states including saudi arabia and qatar have ordered the earth citizens to leave lebanon

elements of al qaida in iraq. infiltrated into syria basically what you've got is a kind of a foreign jihadi movement it's becoming pretty embarrassing for president obama who tells the fact that he killed osama bin ladden to wind up in a de facto alliance with al qaida the u.s. is trying to vet the opposition groups to prevent the arms from getting into the hands of al qaida and other. insurgents but once you flood an area with weapons it's folly to think that you can control where those weapons go to the syrian army is very sensitive unlike the us about the issue of collateral damage and so they're taking a good deal of time to avoid civilian casualties basically the minor forward looking urban based segments of the population do not want to see an insurgency with neo solid fundamentalists and even al qaida becoming a dominant factor in their country they know that this will lead to absolute chaos and violence. the conflict is that going elsewhere in the region members of a shia clan have blocked an airport road

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization situated right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the chaos at home cards for comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all. a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood holder you have put on here's what has to be enough in the market for one family you know those here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group appearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relieve just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them but convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept your more than welcome if not i'll ask them to leave. the. no surp

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you could you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media and the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure there was fire in some of the agencies there are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report the civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these drones are fine there's no problem they only kill militants but of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and angri

spanish authorities claim to have completed a major operation against al qaida they've seized three suspects in the south of the country who are being questioned over the planning of a tux in europe including one on a drawing to a u.s. spanish naval base two of the men are being investigated for links to terror plots in russia's restive republic of china. the police in spain have arrested three suspected members of all carter who they say had amassed explosives and were plotting attacks in europe that's according to the spanish interior ministry of the also said they found enough explosives to quote destroy boss and he also said that these three men had received training in camps in places like afghanistan and pakistan now one of the men was arrested on his own they say that he is from turkey and that he's considered the facilitator in this group now the two other men were arrested together while they were planning to make their way to france so these two men were said to have lived in chechnya and as we know which is part of russia's volatile region of the north caucasus which over the year

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you because you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media and the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure there was fire in some of the agencies there are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report the civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these drones are fine there's no problem they only kill militants when of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and an

qaida and the taliban. investors across the globe sided with disappointment and start selling as the super mario draghi the head of the e.c.b. fails to impress with any kind of new measures to say the euro by the more and ten minutes. joined us on his mother his magic word or as leader as her son pleads for asylum there president korea's sad to the decision won't be influenced by pressure from any country christina sounds talk to r t jury her visit telling us that u.s. politicians are still gunning for revenge over weekly leaks some even calling for her son's execution the full interview next hour but here's some of what to expect . from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. the news coming. that he was screaming out his mood in the most brutal way this is to be. built up all of it would feel like. calling out for a little. insight. and still in the last few weeks this beautiful music is intended to get folks these pages the fallon who was screaming at julian's execution this is somebody who

spanish authorities claim to have completed a major operation against al qaida they've seized three suspects in the south of the country who are being questioned over the planning of a tonks in europe including one on a joint u.s. punish naval base two of the men are being investigated for links to terror plots in russia the rest of republic of chechnya and c.n.n. now reports the police in spain have arrested three suspected members carter who they say had amassed explosives and were plotting attacks in europe that's according to the spanish interior ministry of the also said they found enough explosives to quote destroy a boss and he also said that these three men had received training in camps in places like afghanistan and pakistan now one of the men who was arrested on his own they say that he is from turkey and that he's considered the facilitator in this group now the two other men were arrested together while they were planning to make their way to france so these two men were said to have lived in chechnya and as we know what is part of russia's ball of how we should have been north

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you because you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media in the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure it was fair and some of the agencies that are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these drones are fine there's no problem they only kill militants but of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and angrier in

and while the northeast egyptian border heats and al qaida linked groups infiltrate syria israel feels trapped in the middle beefs up its security forces just in case. karen terrorists are here to start your monday all off with r t while the political leaders of the syrian opposition have made fresh calls for a no fly zone in the country the syrian national council even wants foreign troops to start patrolling areas near the borders with jordan and turkey but the u.s. and its allies remain reluctant to get directly involved and are instead bolstering material support for anti-government fighters meanwhile a legit rebel atrocities are forcing more syrian activists to renounce the opposition this amateur footage apparently shows insurgents throwing the bodies of loyalists from a rooftop in aleppo a key flashpoint in the worsening conflict the head of one independent media outlet in syria told r.t. that he's puzzled why the rebels are pleading for foreign action when they claim to . half the people support. when anybody talks about a no fly zone they are talking about a regional war they

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you could you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media and the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure there was fire in some of the agencies there are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report the civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these strains of fine there's no problem they only kill militants when of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and angr

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media and the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure there was fire in some of the agencies there are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report the civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these drones are fine there's no problem they only kill militants when of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and angrier in

the police in spain have arrested three suspected members of al qaida who they say had amassed explosives and were plotting attacks in europe that's according to the spanish interior ministry of the also said they found enough explosives to quote destroy a boss and he also said that these three men had received training in camps in places like afghanistan and pakistan now one of the men who was arrested on his own they say that he is from turkey and that he's considered the facilitator in this group now the two other men were arrested together while they were planning to make their way to france and these two men were said to have lived in chechnya and as we know what is part of russia's volatile region of the north caucasus which over the years have see the waves of violent attacks now according to officials these attacks have had had the links to al qaida and the men would masterminded them and also received training in places like afghanistan and pakistan now as far as europe is concerned and they've been on high alert for some time now ever since the attacks the nine eleven attacks an

spanish authorities claim to have completed a major operation against al qaida they've seized serious suspects in the south of the country who are being questioned over the plotting of a tox in europe including a one on a joint us punish naval base two of the men are being investigated for links to terror plots in russia's restive republic of chechnya oh she's tests on syria now reports the police in spain have arrested three suspected members who they say had amassed explosives and were plotting attacks in europe that's according to the spanish interior ministry of the also said they found enough explosives to quote destroy boss and he also said that these three men had received training in camps in places like afghanistan and pakistan now one of the men who was arrested on his own they say that he is from turkey and that he's considered the facilitator in this group now the two other men were arrested together while they were planning to make their way to a friend so these two men were said to have lived in chechnya and as we know what is part of russia's volatile region of the nort

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization situated right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the chaos at home cards for comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all. a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood hold that you have killed and here's what has to be enough in the market for one family you know those here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group appearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion. colleague says anyone is welcome to relieve just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them but convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept your more than welcome if not last don't tell me. that this. n

reports on the ground show that very six treatments groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all qaeda either it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question of sunni versus a whole. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check out and later in the program we hear from dr abdul aziz al qaida who spent fourteen years in prison for his political activism syria and

reports on the ground show that very six treatments groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either or it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question vs a whole. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check out. and later in the program we hear from dr abdul aziz of al-qaeda who spent fourteen years in prison for his political activism in syria and he says t

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaeda succeed to suggest that in any way oh my news organization of your investigative journalism or in any way sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals it is disgraceful i do think those kind of smears indicate the stakes involved that the cia remembers claiming that it killed ninety civilians in pakistan from all the year round our reporting the reporting of many other credible newspapers and academics now shows that simply isn't the case that simply aren't true usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being back

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaida succeed to suggest that in any way only or more in a news organization of your investigative journalism or in any way sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals and this is disgraceful i do think those kind of serious. stakes involved the cia remembers claiming that it killed civilians in pakistan for more than a year our reporting the reporting of many other credible news. or condemning scenario shows that simply isn't the case that simply aren't true usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being backed by th

qaida absolutely detest and loathe al qaida are also now coming to hate the united states because of this policy that is not a successful foreign policy ok chris i want to stay with you could you said something really important there was no comment for a half a year that no. civilians were killed in these drone attacks why isn't it the media in the west won't report on these why are there not interested or it's taboo what's what's going on here it's not you know it's not that the media in the west isn't interested in fact our experience and i'm sure there was fire in some of the agencies there are good reputable agencies on the ground do get the details of civilian deaths at the time and they're often reported internationally unfortunately there's a fire wall around the mainstream us media that will report the militant leaders killed they won't report the civilians killed and that's led i think the united states public to think well these strains of fine there's no problem they only kill militants when of course that's not true and all the time you're getting people angrier and angri

qaida with yet another base from which they can stage attacks. blasts and gunfire a daily occurrence here in damascus but once the explosion right next to the u.n. headquarters was something ordinary it took place at a heavily guarded army garage and you can probably see a fuel tanker on there which the explosive device was planted still standing over there in terms of the damage it was relatively minor a few shattered windows in this hotel and in the building next to us but this explosion definitely attracted a lot of media attention because of the proximity to the u.s. borders now. the free syrian army already claimed responsibility for this blast even though they said that they never intended to target to you in observers and they were aiming for the syrian army personnel in any case the explosion the really underscores how easily available and how widely used explosives have become these days in syria in the beginning of the syrian uprising the rebels primarily on small arms but over months they have become and personally more sophisticated i

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization to do it it's right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the care so hard for comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all. a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear what look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood hold that you have plenty of here's what has to be enough for a month for one family in those here is rice crops. dry milk the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group has hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relief just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them and convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept there are more than welcome if not the last time to leave a village. no

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization today it's right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the castle home had a comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all . a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood holder for your opinion here's what has to be enough the remark from one family guy who goes here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group of hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relieve just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them but convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept was there more than welcome if not last don't tell us. no surprise ther

qaida the reality is we confront terrorism in somalia and yemen in north africa . the u.s. is extensively using drones to go after who they identify as terrorists. but will there ever be enough weapons to kill terrorists in this look at anwar lockey before he was assassinated by a drone did we stop al qaeda on the arabian peninsula we stop this march on yemen no we did not we actually in many ways made it worse by the fact that others besides a walkie were targeted and killed in that same campaign civilians we invest in the military hardware destruction which obviously is perpetuates the cycle of killing kill five ten come back you've got to have more hardware to kill that ten. retired lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer says the pentagon's obsession with military resources hasn't changed since the time when their enemy was the soviet union it was all about the numbers it was all very accountable regarding hardware hardware purchases how much how many missiles can you have how many can you defeat it is all very binary this or that this or that it was always it was a

and spanish authorities question three suspected al qaida operatives over bomb plots in europe and links to chechen terrorists. the defense in the trial of members of the pussy riot female punk group is due to present it signed over an anti putin stunt in the capital's main cathedral in february charged with hooliganism motivated by religious hatred or hostility the three accused could face up to seven years of jail if convicted parties bitter all over has the details. listen all goes back to the incident that took place in moscow's main cathedral in february of this year when the punk rock collective known as pussy riot performed what they called a punk rock prayer now that provoked a pretty harsh reaction pretty extreme reaction from from some elements here in the country really a polarizing incident this happened in one of the most religious sites in the country of course the trial of these three women who are accused of being part of that group is in day five at the moment we're going to hear from the defense later on as they put forward their case we're also hearing that there is a

geological rules iran and hezbollah along with notorious terrorist groups including al qaida must pay six billion dollars for the nine eleven at a time reporter why the decision could be and i quote from america's military past . true to sound as mother speaks out the has some pass alleging that put her in the president to agree to the whistleblowers as silently. that's later but now a nine antigovernment activists have been arrested in the united arab emirates in the last two days authorities that are cracking down on political dissent saying foreign linked groups threaten the state security and political studies professor steven scenes however says it's just suppression of a rising internal social movement so these are very local activists. who are moderate islamists who want a greater sense of fairness and equity within society they are among three dozen dissidents who've been arrested in the past couple months some people some not for calling for the overthrow the government or anything but simply who are allowing the partially elected advisory assembly to have a little more power

the white house has also raised more cover support for iran to assad forces despite their links to al qaida and author and historian gerald ford says america's repeating past mistakes by stoking extremism in syria. it's well known washington basically has perfected the idea of a two trucks foreign policy that is to say on the one hand you talk in smile when the other hand a knife in the back that's basically what's happening in syria all of this blather about negotiations with the regime is no more than that either they would like to see regime change although as usual i don't think washington has caught up with the consequences that is to say that there is a real danger that al-qaeda like forces will be coming to power sooner rather than later in the middle east and then washington will be faced with a replay of what if helped engineer in afghanistan where we've built engineer the coming to power of the taliban which opened the door to gain influence there which led to the tragedy of september eleventh two thousand and one. on the way later this hour here on our c coverage uncovered

reports on the ground show that various extremist groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either or it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question. versus our it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check on. with more on the crisis and today's interview when we hear from dr abdul aziz all here spent fourteen years as a political prisoner in syria he says that

reports on the ground show that very sick straightness groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question of sunni versus iowa. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check on me more on the crisis in today's interview and we hear from dr abdul aziz all come here spent fourteen years as a political prisoner in syria h

spanish authorities claim to have completed a major operation against al qaida they've seized three suspects in the south of the country who are being questioned over the planning of a tux in europe including one on a joint u.s. punish naval base two of them are now being investigated for links to terror plots in russia's restive republic of chechnya i'll choose to report. the police in spain have arrested three suspected members who they say had amassed explosives and were plotting attacks in europe that's according to the spanish interior ministry of the also said they found enough explosives to quote destroy a whole bus and they also said that these three men had received training in camps in places like afghanistan and pakistan now one of the men was arrested on his own they say that he is from turkey and that he's considered the facilitator in this group of the two other men were arrested together while they were planning to make their way to a friend of these two men were said to have lived in chechnya and as we know what is part of russia's ball of how we should have been north caucus

much tension for years especially after the day in custody of a local man accused of being part of al qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with the terrorist organization to it it's right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the castle so hard for comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all. a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood for the we have quite a few years what has to be enough for a month for one family and those here is rice crops. dry milk the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group has hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relief just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe we will try to talk to them and convince them not to be

more of the world's news for you this hour the spanish police have arrested three suspected al qaida members who were planning an attack and you were two of the man had lived in russia's chechen republic during a wave of terror attacks there while the other man is of turkish descent all are believed to have been trained in pakistan media reports in spain say the man possessed explosives and poisons. the secretary of state hillary clinton is in uganda's capital part of her africa tour is currently battling al break of the deadly ebola virus which has so far killed sixteen people nationwide and u.s. officials admit the seven nation visit is largely a push to prevent china's growing influence in the continent clinton's next stop is south sudan has vast oil industry appearance halley chinese investment. slow moving typhoon moving through a. taiwan killing at least seven people surveillance video showed one man tragically fall to his death when a road collapsed burying him in rubble rental rains flooded low lying areas paralyzing the main our national airport and a railway network well ea

reports on the ground show that very sick straightness groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check out and then now it's time we hear from dr abdul azeez all come here who spent fourteen years in prison for his political activism in syria he says that a peaceful str

qaida and the men would masterminded them and also received training in places like afghanistan and pakistan now as far as europe is concerned and they've been on high alert for some time now ever since the attacks the nine eleven attacks and the united states spain and particular has arrested dozens of suspected al qaida members over the years and even more so after the two thousand and four train bombing in madrid now they say that these three men be arrested had been under a monitoring of by the authorities for some time now and we can see that and we can expect that authorities here in europe will definitely be even a higher alert after the arrests that were made. the discrimination of the apartheid in south africa has long come to an errant but now two decades after the country's long fallen battle for human rights finished it's the whites who feel they are second class citizens polis later looks into their claims. once the color of all to start in skin was the key to the good life here and now it is merely part of another forgotten face of the new south africa white homeless a

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization situated right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the cares at home had a comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all . a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear will look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood so that you have plenty of hears what has to be enough for a month for one family in those here is rice crops. dry milk the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group has hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relief just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe we will try to talk to them and convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept their more than welcome if not the last time to leave a village. no surpri

and washington slammed for al qaida style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims hit in the wake of another american drone raid multiple american missiles have to build over a dozen people in pakistan in the last few days in areas that u.s. claims are full of militants. germany is a long held the safe keys for europe's finances now a former executive of its central bank explains whether keeping countries together with a currency has a future. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir in your latest book you claimed germany didn't bat after that much from the introduction of hurons and a lot of aspers from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can actually say that europe has been good for it no i don't think so as a northern states did not to profit from the euro but it didn't. harm them eyes u

and accused of copying al qaida tactics there's more evidence the u.s. is launching follow up at times after its drone strikes in pakistan targeting people who promised to the aid of the wounded reports claim the methods been used in the latest search of drone assaults. up next artie's speaks to. a german politician and former executive all of the deutsch bundesbank about the future of the e.u. and the single currency. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany didn't about after that much from the introduction of hurons and a lot of experts from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can actually say the euro has been good for it no i don't think so as the northern states did not to profit from the euro but it didn't. harm them eyes up to

and washington slammed for al qaida style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims of it in the wake of other american drone raids multiple american missiles have killed over a dozen stand in the last few days in areas the u.s. claims are full of militants. from germany has long held the say keys for europe's finances now a former executive of its central bank explains whether keeping countries together with a currency has a future. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany did in a bad acid that much from the introduction of huron and a lot of x.-prize from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can actually say the euro has been good for it no i don't think so as the northern states did not to profit from the euro but it didn't. harm them eyes up to no mayb

the yemeneze identifyed the dead as all al-qaida operative. meanwhile the death toll rose today to 45. the yemene government blames al- qaida for that attack. >>> in syria rebel forces are preparing for an all out assault by government troops. syrian forces are threatening to mount a decisive battle. 20,000 government troops had descended around alepo. the 38 iraniansed yet were spied. >>> security is education pearly tight tonight along the israeli election border. maas gunman -- the gunman seized armoured vehicle and tried to crash into israel and israeli military spokesperson since it felt like it was going to attack. >>> lightning is blamed for killing one person and injurying nine others at the racetrack. the deadly lightning hit after the break. it's not clear if it was one lightning strike or severals. >>> newly released documents for the boy scout shows dozens of repeat cases of child abuse. the document from a 2010 lawsuit detailing 400,000 cases of molestation. 15 were repeat offendsers. overlooked another a second o if he thinks got

reports on the ground show that very sick straightness groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question of sunni versus iowa. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check and we're more on the crisis in today's interview when we hear from dr abdul aziz all cahir spent fourteen years as a political prisoner in syria

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaeda succeed to suggest that in any way only or more a news organization a pure investigative journalism or in any way sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals it's disgraceful i do think those kind of smears indicate the stakes involved the cia remembers claiming that there were no you civilians in pakistan for more than a year and our reporting the reporting of many of the credible newspapers and academics now simply isn't the case that simply aren't true usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being backed by

qaida. though they have us here in our next hour g interviews author and journalist now we wolf was says a crackdown on whistleblowers could expose corrupt u.s. officials to. naomi wolf author journalist activist thank you for sitting down with r.t. today it's always a pleasure marie and i first question for you recently u.s. defense secretary leon panetta announced and ordered pentagon officials to begin monitoring major news stations in the u.s. to see if any media outlets are disclosing classified information as a journalist and as an american what is your take on this i mean you know my immediate take is a profound feeling of nausea and its sense that somehow the united states has collapsed into you know the soviet union circa sort of mid thirty's. this is horribly foreseeable but i can't believe it's come to this. the bush administration begins trajectory. seven or eight years ago by saying ok we're going to start to react to the espionage act and they threatened to go after the new yor

qaida or its goals it is disgraceful i do think those kind of smears indicate the stakes involved the cia remembers claiming that it killed ninety civilians in pakistan for more than a year our reporting the reporting of many of the credible newspapers and academics now simply isn't the case that simply aren't true usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being backed by the taliban we tried to contact mr locker but he wrote back saying his editors prefer that he does not do any interviews on the. subject but a smear campaign wasn't the punishment for the prominent yemeni journalist. shying he was the first to report on the u.s. drone strike in yemen which killed fourteen women and twenty one children back in two thousand a

qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization situated right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the chaos at home had a comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all . a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood for the for you have plenty of years what has to be enough for a month for one family in those here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group has hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion che colleague says anyone is welcome to relieve just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them and convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept your more than welcome if not last and to leave. no surprise there f

qaida against the syrian regime which is a convoy who has warned how the opposition is becoming more familiar with terror tactics. blasts and gunfire a daily occurrences here in damascus but ones the explosion right next to the u.n. headquarters was something of ordinary it took place at a have only guarded army garage and you can probably see a fuel tanker on the reach the explosive device was planted still standing over there in terms of the damage it was relatively minor a few shattered windows in this hotel and in the building next to us but this explosion definitely attracted a lot of media attention because of the proximity to the u.n. have borders now the free syrian army already claimed responsibility for this blast of and though they said that they never intended to target the u.n. observers and that they were aiming for the syrian army personnel in any case this explosion of really underscores how easily or. vailable and how widely used explosives have become these days in syria in the beginning of the syrian uprising the rebels primarily on small arms but over months they

reports on the ground show that very six treatments groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question vs a whole. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check on. they jepson president mohamed morsi this week order of the country's top two military officials to stand down the defense minister and chief of staff we

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaeda succeed to suggest that in any way only or more a news organization a pure investigative journalism or in any way sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals it is disgraceful i do think those kind of smears indicate the stakes involved the cia remembers claiming that it killed ninety civilians in pakistan for more than a year our reporting the reporting of many other credible news i presume academics now shows that simply isn't the case that simply untrue usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being backed by

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaeda succeed to suggest that in any way only or more a news organization a pure investigative journalism or and who are sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals it is disgraceful i do think those kind of smears indicate the stakes involved about the cia remember is claiming that it killed ninety civilians in pakistan for more than a year during our reporting the reporting of many other credible news. academics now shows that simply isn't the case that simply untrue usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist names in which they were accused of being back

government official tacitly accused the journalists of being sympathetic to al qaida let's be under no illusions there are a number of elements who would like nothing more than to malign these efforts and help al qaeda succeed to suggest that in any way only or more any news organization of your investigative journalism or in any way sympathetic towards al qaida or its goals it is disgraceful i do think those kind of serious indicate the stakes involved the cia remembers claiming that it killed ninety civilians in pakistan for more than a year our reporting the reporting of many other credible news. academics now shows that simply isn't the case that simply aren't true usa today journalist tom banda burke and ray locker became the subject of a sustained internet campaign to discredit their work just days after they began publishing the results of their investigation into a multi-million dollar pentagon funded propaganda mission in iraq and afghanistan fake websites twitter feeds and facebook accounts were set up under the journalist's names in which they were accused of being backed by