overlaps with korea's air defense now during the third round of korea china defense strategy talks between korea's vice defense minister peaks in jail and the deputy chief of china's people's liberation army one one two on thursday school called for a redrawing of china's years now. in a way that doesn't affect korea's national interest the request was turned down china has said it will not accept korea's request from a tufted ears on. money is known to have said china has no intention of making changes to its new arizona as it was drawn based on china's sovereign territory. korean defense ministry spokesman t means i'm told reporters that korea has made clear that it cannot accept the jeans unilateral declaration of the arizona and a push to expand korea's air defense identification zone. so which includes the kirby a controlled island as the auto curry is also seeking to expand their defensive zones our national interest. ken added that scalia has also called for regular discussions on the issue with other regional neighbors aside from the hot button issue of air defenseounds the two cou

is there quoo way to draw the line between what falls -- a way to draw the line between what falls in one category and one in the other? >> that's a sticky one. let me say this: physicians should be giving evidence based advice to their patients. in other words, what works best. we know that exercise and a good healthy diet can improve healthy tremendously, even though a person may not lose that much weight. trying to get a fat person to slim down by dieting makes no sense whatsoever. over the last 30 years, from around 1980 onward, and this is when obesity rates started to increase dramatically in the united states, during that 30-year period, collectively, u.s. adults in the united states tried to lose weight about two billion tiles. that's billion with -- times. that's billion with a b. seven weight loss attempts for every adult who has lived in america in the last 30 years. albert einstein defined insanity as trying the same thing ore and over again and expecting the same results -- or different results consume. if you f we have a situation where we have people trying things over

take your mass, multiply by the mass of the world, then divide it between the distance between you and the center of the world squared. guess what you get? begin with 'w' end with 'eight'? try it. your weight, that's what your weight is. your weight is a gravity force. it's a gravitational interaction between you and the world, between the mass that makes you up and the mass that makes up the world and that's what it is. makes sense? you feel weight because the gravitational interaction pulls you against the surface. what if we cut out the surface and you're here? well, honey, if you cut the surface out, then you kinda fall toward this, wouldn't you? you fall to it. what happens when you jump off a curbstone for a little bit? do you weigh anything? what happens when you jump off a cliff? do you weigh anything? is there a force acting on you? you're driving in your car or your friend's car and your friend says, "hey, i wanna do something different today." and you're driving, driving, driving and all of a sudden, stop, not this different. and as you fall down, is gravity pulling on you?

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hello and welcome to worlds apart the recent rapprochement between iran and the united states may potentially put to rest one of the most toxic and it is in more than geopolitics a possibility that would arguably benefit many peace loving nations. but not israel a country that seems to be increasingly cost of a living under what it calls an existential threat why is the spectral war sweeter than big chance of peace while to discuss that i'm now joined by ronen bergman an israeli investigative journalist mr bergman thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me there is a very old ancient jewish proverb about a bad peace being better than a good war but it seems that for israel the state of best peace has become so familiar so confortable that these really leader should simply contest for to lose iran as an anime they seem to be very bad on keeping the. animosity going why is that. every time it is released invited to be interviewed good outside of israel it is usually assumed as if he is representing the stance of the country's government so let me start and say i'm not represent

also headlining from us tonight tensions between germany the u.k. over spying allegations grow their lives accusing london of breaching international law by using the roof of its embassy the surveillance post. a deadly blast hits the syrian capital damascus it's killed at least eight and injured dozens more as the prospects for long awaited peace talks moves further away. and i'm happy a note reaching for the stars the limpid torch for the winter games in sochi prepares for liftoff on its first ever space walk we're reporting from that launch site. very good even if you just joined us my name is kevin owen here with us this hour in moscow our top story from r.t. the guy fawkes night took on a global field this year activists of more than four hundred cities around the world turned out for that million mask march to show their anger at corrupt politicians corporate rule in states of aliens in london but i was mugged by bonfire scuffles and arrests crowds that started a fire near buckingham palace they blocked parliament square for a while as you see

reading between the chad's eastern border town of hindsight and the north korean port city of rides in the fifty four climbing there really is part of president clinton's goal of turning red shackleton a good president for trade between east asia and year out. the russian leader has probably been sent me a freaking nice and the project most recently in september at the group of twenty seven years for it and the two sides are expected to strike a deal this time around russians sharing the project currently stands at seventy per cent and under the dl south korean companies are expected to acquire. that's the theme brush and the key for me as when espn for a third. the two leaders are also expected to discuss other forms of trilateral cooperation including the construction of a gas pipeline running through brush and north korea south korea as well as to say the project entailed a three way power line the discussions come at a time insolvency to moscow's help in priceline its northern neighbor to give up its nuclear ambitions. and while some remain hopeful about president reagan promised i

this is the difference between this is the difference between advice advice and and stigmatization. stigmatization. essentially to go back to your essentially to go back to your question, it's not working. question, it's not working. we know that shaming people and we know that shaming people and stigmatizing people only make stigmatizing people only make them more at risk for chronic them more at risk for chronic illnesses and poor quality of illnesses and poor quality of life. life. >> what is the community >> what is the community sentiment? sentiment? >> raising the point, obesity is >> raising the point, obesity is a health issue rather than a health issue rather than anything else but bam anything else but bam bi bi responded, it hasn't anything to responded, it hasn't anything to do with concern for their do with concern for their health, it has to do with being health, it has to do with being jerks and then we have ivy here jerks and then we have ivy here w.h.o. says shaming new england w.h.o. says shaming new england ends the ends the debate. debate. this applies disrespect

that keeps water out of that space between the buildings. water gets down there between the buildings and it's extremely difficult to repair dry rot inside that space. you have to take the inside wall out to get to it. we also see a couple of other things happening here. we see a down spout from a drain and those need to just be checked to make sure they're secure. they usually have lightweight connecters so you have to make sure they stay connected. here's a gutter at the top. people let their gutters fill up with debris. you need to clean a gutter out. how often? >> if you're near a pine tree, there's a lot of pines in san francisco, the needles can fill up, you -- probably twice, at least twice a year. it depends on where -- how many trees are near your house and what kind of leaves they have. >> so if the gutter fills up or even just enough to block that little down spout there, that's enough to have the water overflow into some location where you don't want it to be. either underneath in the front or under in the back or something. and

mainly the supreme leader ali khamenei has called for the destruction of israel and there is no dispute between all intelligence services including the russian s.v.r. when speaking off the record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran always this explanation or that justification to ease a real or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back specifically to the talks if we look at the details of the deal that's where under discussion in geneva if you believe diplomatic sources it was really the first time in many many years when diplomats write a bill to trance. sound these blame game and to finally discuss some specific proposals more concretely they were discussing the possibility of iran's halting medium grade enrichment in return for some. for lifting some secondary sanctions

to me there's a lot of daylight between the two. i picked this example not because it's controversial, but because it relates to an area where the federal government has never been thought to have authority, namely family law. marriage,no federal federal divorce, federal adoption -- it's all in state law. let's assume that an international treaty is approved by two thirds of the senate and requiresdent, which states to approve same-sex marriage. if that were a self-executing would, same-sex marriage have to be approved by every state. if it is not self-executing, it will be up to congress to produce that result. congress would do it, or could do it by having a federal marriage law. then you would have to have a federal divorce law. i suppose a federal adoption law. i think there's a big difference between just doing it through a self-executing treaty and bringing the congress into areas where it has never been before. i think there is daylight between the treaty and requiring the treaty to be implement it in the fashion that you ass

raids in afghanistan what that province between october twenty twelve and february twenty third they then disappeared ten bodies were later discovered just several hundred meters from an american military base u.s. insists his troops were not to blame and had no knowledge of illegal killings the journalist matthew akin spent five months investigation incident in rolling stone magazine he claims to have seen evidence proving the guilt of american soldiers. had the chance to ask him what he found. the special forces team the green beret a team as they're called was deployed to an isolated valley west of kabul where the taliban and other insurgent groups have a very heavy presence and what happened was over last winter the locals are complaining that the special forces team and their translators were murdering people torturing them abducting them and disappearing them just extraordinary allegations that at the time or essentially unproven after the special forces team was forced out of the area by the afghan government bodies started showing up outside the base bodies that they said wer

it comes after a falling out between the u.s. and egypt. washington suspended some of its military aid over morsi's ouster. the discussion could include talks on the sale of weapons to egypt. egypt did have close ties -- this seemstil like an attempt to revise that. this is the highest level russian delegation since the collapse of the soviet union. relations between the u.s. and egypt took a downturn after morsi was ouster. u.s. president barack obama slashed military aid with the aim of pushing egypt toward democracy. egyptians are looking around for new partners to get away from dependence on the u.s. the minister is here for a high-profile visit shows a rekindling of the friendship. >> in france, the justice minister has spoken out against a new racist slur against her after a far right weekly went to press comparing her to a monkey. a string oftest in racist insults against the justice minister, which has prompted the government to fight back or if thomas waterhouse has the details. a the monkey got her been on back. it is a french lay

swabs as part of the booking process do you know the differences between pennsylvania and say california or pennsylvania and maryland. i haven't seen the latest version of the pennsylvania. look to address of servant as it was being introduced actually a previous year the pennsylvania senate had adopted it but the pennsylvania homes never approved it so it's better past again who won who sent them so then you're not the other probably you know it sounds like it's going to pierce know. the differences from the maryland law i believe would be that in maryland one could you please take the sample of d.n.a. at the moment when the person is brought to the station right to be booked to be kept but they don't earn allies that until the judge has determined that the individual should stand trial so there's a kind of hearing that arraignment is called to make sure there's probable cause the pennsylvania war does not require that as are the you know when i last looked at it and certainly the california law does not have very intersection and different now during the ruling for the maryland versus

between industry propaganda and environmental panic it's hard to get a grip on fracking so decide for yourself later it will make you feel more oil executives and the people to forced to abandon their homes because of the controversial fuel extraction technique. if you just joined us live from the new century is kevin i am with you this hour just after eight pm here now our top story this hour russia's foreign minister says that reaching a compromise on iran's nuclear program should eliminate any reasons then for the u.s. to construct an anti missile defense system in eastern europe the american led plan has long been a bone of contention between washington and moscow which sees the shield as a threat to its national security while the u.s. has maintained that it is needed to protect you from so-called rogue states like iran so they could not be a chance for this dispute finally be resolved and with the deal to bring two rounds of tommy program under control but more on that is probably void that. it's a deal that some new diplomats fred. and as the crucial make or break iran nuclear

our lead story today iran now a landmark agreement between iran and six other world powers was reached over the weekend in geneva the deal is designed to curb iran's nuclear program wall staving off harsh new trade sanctions for the country now the in term six month deal temporarily freezes iran's nuclear weapons production however u.s. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged that enforcing the agreement may be more difficult than it was to reach it in the first place a groundbreaking deal halts iran's most sensitive nuclear activities while providing some relief to the country's propylene trade sanctions however it does not allow the opec member to boost oil sales for six months the deal prompted oil prices to fall and world equity markets to rise on monday as investors priced in an easing political tensions and the lift that those could provide to the global economy. elsewhere are a measure that would have gone further than any other developed nation to limit the compensation of banking executives was rejected by voters in switzerland over the weekend now the proposal to limit exe

any bilateral relations don't exist between the two regimes. we're are trying to talk about solutions. we give initiatives about solutions to all friendly countries. at this point, for although source suffering, we believe the world believes the political solution is only possible way to the syrian crisis that is having a brew percussion on both. -- repercussion on all. >> do you think the ongoing relations between iraq and iran comes at the expense of larger or better relations with arab countries, especially in egypt? this was not my question. [laughter] >> the audience has a right to ask any questions. i want to quell the fears of all of your respectful audience here and outside. iraq is seeking friendship. we want to have open doors to all countries in the world. we do not want to have conflict with iran or saudi arabia or syria, not any single country anywhere. this is our policy. when we have friendly relations with any country, we do understand that it should not be at the expense of the interest of other countries. i want to say candidl

and there is no evidence that there was an agreement between pakistan and massoud on talks. he had said yes, we want to have talks but always made it conditional, so as i see it, the reaction by some people in pakistan essentially reflects what i call the pakastani psychosis, people want terrorism to go away, but they don't want to fight it, and the leaders are too weak to take responsibility for fighting the bad guys, and instead trying to shift plame on the united states all the time. >> rose: so are you prepared to say that you think the pakastani government, no matter how much they protest are happy to see the u.s. use drones if, in fact, they wipe out people they think might threaten the state? >> absolutely, i think that pakistan's policy on the drones has always been at two different levels, on the one hand they say we don't like the drone strikes but the pakastani ministry announced the casualties on drones was only 67, that is the official count. that totally belies the numbers that you read in the press and that are bandied about critics of the drones, that is not

david looked into it between work and how we would be fine. it was even a success with them. that's all that's left to plant some seeds tools and kids out that it can open it the kitchen and a gift. you're expecting i still have the chicken choking the remote region of south east water tank the cia. it's five. it's not enough cars to fit the dutch cheese to melt the children of the costs. thank you. she is now dependent on the weekly supply of corn soy and a reach a nutritious fruit mix the sugar and oil from the local nutrition and to teach the children the same town. i mean it's sad to see an influx of non irish children when they usually have a few cases already becoming a martini has launched an agency national. any decisions quickly add this to be enforced in each response and make sure the needed supplies are in place the challenge remains preaching to a remote and often isolated areas discussed that stops the pumpkin and pecan tree the doctor tomorrow. next he'll put the best or a bbq and people are desperate for someone to show the typical population to reach because

their phone conversation between obama and many direct negotiations between the iron aniranand the u.s. delegation. it shows a mote momentum for a change. it takes time an mistrust is deep between the u.s. and iran. i believe this is a good beginning and i hope that the new trend will lead to a major change in iran and u.s. relations. >> the ambassador has a point. there are hard-liners in the united states. >> and they are talking in the senate about hardening the sanctions instead of loosening them. do you think the u.s. is ready to make the kind of deal that iran needs? >> i think there are elements in the united states that are ready to make that kind of deal and there are clearly elements that are not i speak about the congress and the treasury department and if the white house says we are doing a deal they have to follow suit. the real issue is with congress here. if you are moving down the diplomacy traffic you can't move down the sanction track simultaneously. if we have have them in place now what they are there to do is provide leverage at the negotiating table. so we can tra

and germany is coming up next week the space be trade negotiations between the u.s. and the european union understandably those in now in jeopardy or a smith for european parliament member paul murphy figs that although there will be consequences for london in the end business interests will prevail over public demands for just. germany and britain are both in the european union together they are meant to be part of a common political project and so it's more difficult for them to express the open and tiger doesn't that doesn't exist it does but at the same time i think it is going to have consequences or it will deepen the divide between the. britain as represented by the government within germany. there is kind of star of difference there with britain more representing an atlanticist view of the european union obviously being part of the so-called five i guess together with the u.s. you know u.s. led was counted a strain in new zealand and britain whereby they spy on others but supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that the

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tensions between germany and the u.k. over spinal geishas grow early in accuses one that of breaching international law by using its embassy as a surveillance post. to reaching for the stars the olympic torch for the winter games in sochi prepares for a lift off and its first ever spacewalk we report from the launch site. this is actually coming to life from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program guy fawkes night to qana a global field this year activists in more than four hundred cities around the world turned out for the million mask march to show their anger at corrupt politicians corporate rule and states surveillance and longer and the night was marred by bonfires scuffles and arrests crowds started a fire near buckingham palace and block parliament square r.t. sara for us was there. oh right we were trying to first run the prototype of the lithium on the model to let a car go through that read a lot of resistance from the protests to the sort of other people know more of as well possibly even all the not only

raids in afghanistan problems between october two thousand to twelve and february twenty fifth scene then disappeared ten bodies were later discovered just several hundred meters from an american military base the u.s. military insists its troops were not to blame and had no knowledge of illegal killings a journalist matthieu aikins spent five months investigating the incident and in rolling stone magazine claims to have seen evidence proving the guilt of american soldiers. and i've had the chance to ask him and. the special forces team the greenbury a team as they're called was deployed to an isolated valley west of kabul where the taliban and other insurgent groups have a very heavy presence and what happened was over last winter the local server complaining that the special forces team in their translators were murdering people torturing them abducting them and disappearing them just extraordinary allegations that at the time were essentially unproven after the special forces team was forced out of the area by the afghan government bodies started showing up outside the base bodies

a major stumbling block integrations between the two states. russia has been saying that it would see such a system of threat to its national security if no legal guarantees are provided by the us and washington is failed to provide them so far and moscow has also been calling for a unified into missile defense system where all members of the u.s. europe and russia would share the responsibility for the safety of one another talks on such a proposal have been pretty much frozen as well so theoretically with this a breakthrough reached on the iranian nuclear program we could see some progress there as well but for more about how things resolved in geneva on the iranian nuclear program here's a report by my colleague bullyboy go. it's a deal that saluted diplomats for a decade and as the crucial make or break iran talks continued into the night details of how they were going for leading the journalists camped out in geneva so we waited and waited and waited while diplomats from six wild powers and iran inch their way closer to an historic breakth

there was a similarity between the dna found on the one in the car but also on the cartridges were found to be false and that may be a steal. we had the same dna which are the best and certainly that the dna that appeared in three different occasions with the dna of the person of the perpetrators of these acts. this is up. i was already known to the authorities he had previously been jailed for his role in a notorious nineteen ninety four killing spree. providing a weapon that was used by young couple to killed three policemen and a taxi driver. kai's now been placed in medical custody while investigators wait for him to improve enough for questioning. elliott a fasting test has a nice chat was at police headquarters she gave us the details of the rest the police now h custt that they believe is the paris gunman a meeting on wednesday night in a sub at northwestern high in an underground car park. they would sit up by a man eating plants and dreams that see this man believes that the information for the police because the man he suspected said it strongly resembled physically the cctv im

think it's pretty heated between the cops and the people they're supposed to protect and serve and one place where there's tension crystallizes often is my hometown new york city take the case of george capsis he's an eighty five year old man who was riding his bike when a police van pulled into the bike lane right in front of him which is a traffic violation the man complained to the officers and that's when things got heated mr cassis claims the cops pinned him to the van and ordered him to dismount the bike the all police missed but he slapped one of the cops in any mouth he said that amid the quote political deceptions the arrogance of money to power an irresistible rush of the hate welled up and i slapped him he said the cop then punched him in the face he was taken to the emergency room after being booked mr capps has been filed an excessive force lawsuit against the n.y.p.d. he settled out of court this month for forty five thousand dollars and that should be the end of a lousy story where a cop punches an eighty five year old guy in the face but no it's worth because now the co

the hope is it could be part of a new rail link between europe and the far east. a efforts to agree on coalition government between germany's two biggest parties made progress this week. both sides agreed to renew germany's first -- push for an eu-like participation tax. >> we are agreed that both sides want to seek to get the tax introduced at the european level. we fear to dissemble -- it is a symbol of social justice. >> both sides also agreed to take steps to silence the eurosceptics by seeking to return more responsibility from brussels to the eu member states. the parties have yet to agree on how to deal with troubled banks. scenese scenes -- sweet are made of this. the catwalk creations are made of the world's favorite sweet treat. a number of celebrities joined in the fun. wimbledon tennis champ marion bartoli model this fetching dress in dark chocolate. -- modeled this fetching dress in dark chocolate. a real fashion feast. >> three giant mirrors were installed to direct the sun rays into the valley. they eliminate the town square, an area the size of thr

breaking news an r.t.a. a triumph of diplomacy a deal between six world powers and iran over its nuclear program is reached effectively putting an end to a decade long standoff correspondents brings reactions from across the globe but iranian. enrichment program will continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but what exactly did the sides agree upon. this being the war has started three in geneva and it's going to be go on for another six months experts warn that the vague language of the agreement could see all sides interpret the deal to suit themselves also. on the story mistake threatening the whole world israel blasts the deal with the rand warning that it could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region. welcome it's good to have you company now we start with breaking news here in the world powers in iran have reached an historic nuclear deal ending a decade long deadlock over terrans nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came after more than four days of intense talks in the atmosphere of unprecedented secrecy and a near media blackout act boyko was in geneva wi

our lead story today iran now a landmark agreement between iran and six other world powers was reached over the weekend in geneva the deal is designed to curb iran's nukes. their program while staving off harsh new trade sanctions for the country now the in term six month deal temporarily freezes iran's nuclear weapons production however u.s. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged that enforcing the agreement may be more difficult than it was to reach it in the first place a groundbreaking deal halts iran's most sensitive nuclear activities while providing some relief to the country's crippling trade sanctions however it does not allow the opec member to boost oil sales for six months the deal prompted oil prices to fall and world equity markets to rise on monday as investors priced in an easing of mideast political tensions and the lift that those could provide to the global economy elsewhere a measure that would have gone further than any other developed nation to limit the compensation of banking executives was rejected by voters in switzerland over the weekend now the proposal

and the solution must be between the government and the people. i blame the revolution and non-revolution and both up to the responsibility and never use weapons to violate security. >> reporter: afghanistan is the number one producer of opium growing most of the supply and consumption is a big problem there, more than a million are drug addicts and u.n. says 10% of them had any treatment and jennifer glass reports on one woman trying to improve their lives. >> they are forgotten, addicts who live under a cobble bridge along an open sewer getting high. one woman brings the promise of hope, this is lala and addicts call her mother. >> translator: the government takes all the aid money that has poured in the country by the international community and there is nothing and no place for these people. >> reporter: she tries to find them a place and runs a private shelter and helps them get clean. >> there are not enough places to treat the addicts and she has only 25 betz. many of these men will never make it into treatment. >> reporter: but there are f

france can enjoy difference between israel and arab countries with the u.s. to strengthen the entire ties with those countries. now let's take a more detailed look at the deal negotiators have been trying to put together here first according to some sources the six world powers want iran to halt all activities to enrich uranium at twenty percent they could then permit enrichment at a level below weapons grade now in addition iran would be obliged to limit the number of centrifuges it uses in the mines also reportedly include more intrusive monitoring of terrans atomic facilities and in return world powers would unfreeze some of iran's assets in foreign banks plus the west would reportedly consider easing sanctions which have crippled the country's economy and will of course keep you updated on the progress of these nuclear talks continuing there in geneva and throughout the rest of the day on air and online on our web site r.t. dot com. a giant step for the twenty fourteen winter games the olympic torch has just been taken on a space walk for the first time i

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between plus one foreign minister have broken up for a short while at the moment presumably those foreign ministers to go and get. very tense negotiations now we know that they will be. in a short while but we did hear. foreign minister a little and he said that the agreement that's being discussed today consists of three stages and he said that he can reassure that that potential agreement would contain public recognition of iran's right to your rainy i'm in richmond but as i said they're not short break now i said to reconvene so we're going to be following those tools as they get back into the meeting room at the intercontinental just briefly was the specifics of the deal clearly posing a few stumbling blocks. the foreign minister spoke before going into these grueling negotiations this morning saying that they had similar concerns that there were a number of small but important issues that still needed to be ironed out and that was echoed by russia's deputy foreign minister a little earlier when i spoke to him and he explained to me that one of the main the vital sticking points throu

privacy issues and between transparency and national security. i look forward to this hearing to see if we have -- if this legislation, if this bill before us actually strikes that balance and i come to this hearing with an open mind and realize that this is really a struggle that congress goes through continually. i was around when the patriot act passed. there were some issues with that. we authorize d it, but then som studied a law that the provisions we needed to deal with later and dealt with those later. we were continually with technology developing continually trying to strike the right balance. the security leaks that we have had the past couple years and certainly in the past couple months have undermined the confidence that the public has in what we are doing here is damaging. so i look forward to more transparency whether in this legislation or some version of it or in some other way to make sure that people are confident that their public officials have transparency in mind and the best interest. so with that, i look forward to heari

these are the cooperation between the un and the yep totally starving as they advanced moving foward moving north sunday's victory announcement comes as no surprise the fight was fierce and the rebels did put up a good fight or they put up a fight. shall we say. however they weren't they didn't seem to be any match for the joy that combined the un and congo congo these army for their advance. now that that i had benson cooperation that's what is being attributed to this victory now specifically a brigade it was working alongside the congolese army and un brigade mandated in march that has played a role he's playing a role there on the ground. it's a breakaway well from that traditionally un past april. the drill. he says he wins first peacekeeping team. the sling to carry out targeted operations the force intervention brigade is a specialized unit made up of more than three thousand south african tanzanian and the korean troops. they are heavily armed and mandy defensive scheme aimed to guard against an escalation in eastern congo its ongoing war and keep the rebels out of the easter

firefighters don't know what caused flames to spark between those two buildings. because of that there were some utilities in that area so that cause ad little bit of concern for firefighters because there was natural gas that was leaking and sort of fueling that fire that had to get pg and e out quickly to shut off that natural gas before things got worse. everyone was able to get out of those two buildings. most of the upper floors were vacant at the time this fire started. but firefighters still raised this quickly to a three-alarm situation because the buildings were so close together. >> always with san francisco, with the wood frame constructed buildings and zero property lines the buildings right up to one another when a fire starts between two buildings it gets into two buildings and the fire moves quickly. that's why the san francisco department sends such a large response on any fire. >> reporter: firefighters cannot yet say what started the fire. that's something they say may take them some time to figure out. there was substantial damage to both of the

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but there has been tension between the two countries as of yet, and secretary of state john kerry now trying to put that relationship back on track. saudi arabia one of several stops on his middle east tour as the saudi's complain about the syria, iran, and the middle east peace process. >> right now we have things to make certain that the saudi arabia-u.s. relationship is on track moving forward, and doing the things that we need to accomplish. >> the saudi foreign minister telling kerry his country has no problems with the united states. the two countries promising each other that the region they would continue to work together on issues on which they do not agree. >>> there is a new independent report out that says doctors and nurses under u.s. military order participating in the abuse of terrorism suspects according to the institute of medicine. medical professionals actually helped design and enable, quote, torture and cruel inhumane treatment of detainees, unquote. that report based on a two-year study of prison in afghanistan and c.i.a. detention sites at guantanamo bay. the c.

we have seen a long history of disagreement can between the u.s. and iran. it's the first step forward in changing that by lateral nature much regular relations they have have. >> that's a war going on there. it's a different situation. there was a time when you don't one would have thought for the past 30 years the u.s. and iran when they are there that seems to be so interconnected. >> absolutely. it's extremely positive. i think that those that criticize this deal today between iran and the u.s. are most likely people that weren't so interested in a deal from the beginning. this is truly a sign that diplomacy works. it's an effective method of solving problems and we don't know what's going to happen after six months, of course, but this is potentially a way of restoring trust in that method. >> one thing that still is not clear that seems to be particularly ambiguous is the red line about whether or not has the right to enrich iranium. that has not been dealt with. do you anticipate that being dealt with down the road? >> absolutely. i think there is a s

but they are few and far between. too often it's not who you know, whether you have enough money, where you live, whether you look at the right treatment. >> host: why do you think that is? >> guest: i think it's obvious. i think our value as a society around alcohol are very fuzzy. i don't think we decided what we want to do. we all think about sophisticated i know my wine. if an adult, i should know how to handle their liquor. if i'm drinking a little too much, maybe i'm just trying to act like the french or the spanish were the italian. it isn't me that has a problem. it's that rare drinking driver. we don't look at ourselves because we don't want to. this is something we used to relax. we love alcohol as a culture. it's cheap in our culture. very, very cheap. sometimes in a corner store or gas station is cheaper than elk in orange juice. so i think we haven't really done well on mental health. we've done well on understanding depression. we haven't done well at all on understanding addiction. >> host: okay. anothe

lawmakers are still mulling further sanctions against iran we report on the divide between the white house and capitol hill also. today and it's hard to tell right now exactly how long we'll be down here doing this mission easy to promise but hard to deliver the closure of guantanamo is as elusive as ever as it is up twelve years as a terror a jail reports from. future it may face and. beyond rest in the outskirts of moscow police have been. illegal immigration every friday they go of accommodation places of looking for illegal immigrants it's friday morning we go in with the police one of those rights. from a studio central moscow this is r.t. with international news and comment russia's president has praised the cooperation between syrian authorities and the chemical weapons watchdog in a phone conversation with the syrian leader putin became the first head of a un security council member state to personally talk to bashar assad. who is reported from the water own country several times earlier explain the significance of the phone call. this is very significant in terms of of cours

our lead story today iran now a landmark agreement between iran and six other world powers was reached over the weekend in geneva the deal is designed to curb iran's new. clear program wall staving off harsh new trade sanctions for the country now the interim six month deal temporarily freezes iran's nuclear weapons production however u.s. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged that enforcing the agreement may be more difficult than it was to reach it in the first place the groundbreaking deal halts iran's most sensitive nuclear activities while providing some relief to the country's crippling trade sanctions however it does not allow the opec member to boost oil sales for six months the deal prompted oil prices to fall and world equity markets to rise on monday as investors priced in an easing of mideast political tensions and the lift that those could provide to the global economy elsewhere a measure that would have gone further than any other developed nation to limit the compensation of banking executives was rejected by voters in switzerland over the weekend now the proposal t

between the landlord of the wolf. not an encouraging analogy.. not an encouraging analogy. but here i'm not referring to his suspicions about the united states government as i hand to his attitude that the greatest danger to the islamic republic is cultural edition of the west. this has been one of the most important themes of the last 20 years he's been in office. and he has warned that the cultural edition of the west converts iranian life, especially religious sensibility. very nice little brochure -- from the carnegie endowment for the national peace for my work called reading khamenei, which has lots of examples from this viewpoint. one of my favorites is the name he comes back to several times, explaining that miniskirts are much more dangerous than tanks because miniskirts can confuse the young soldiers into not being able to fight and this is a danger the islamic republic faces. furthermore, his view about the risks of cultural invasion added to this is concerned about what is often called a soft overthrow, bu