the latest on the tensions of syria -- in syria -- in syria i had. the bank bailout was rolled out in response to the spiral. at least one banker spent his cash on a new condo in florida. more on this muse of -- misuse of taxpayer money coming up. facebook continues to amass more users, but is the tech site protecting your privacy? we take you that later in today's show. -- tell you that later in today's wash -- today's show. it is thursday, august 29. 5:00 p.m. in washington, d.c. you're watching rt. we start with the crisis in syria as the united states and its allies away options for military intervention after the chemical attack last week in damascus. despite denials from the syrian regime, the white house has said it is undeniable president bashar al-assad is behind the attacks, setting the stage for an international brawl. president hassan rouhani of iran said he will press forward with attempts to ward off military action by western nations against president bashar al- assad. he was quoted as saying that military action will bring great cost

former secretary gates' comments on syria. and he's also actually been the voice of caution with regard to the military interventions in iran as well as he was the bench namibia it's odd to say yes the right answer but it's a very serious question about what is in the state for the united states and will we by getting into. directly involved in the civil war will we. but the report were not assume ownership of that situation. let's talk about a little bit better and you lot in the news lately the whole posse this rapprochement then out that the temporary deal to the atl has drawn a lot of criticism some corners and nowhere more so perhaps in from saudi arabian israel they see this is the us going all soft. you expect a lot of backlash from these countries. i don't know but it's a personal opinion and otago is all soft on this for years we've been trying europeans and tried on their own course to visit the eu three as they recall the united states can support the doubt but that the distance that we joined the discussions. negot

and that sentiment was ecoed in syria. earlier, the russian president vladimir putin warned against a military intervention. our correspondent has more now on russia's. >> president vladimir putin smoke with reporters here in russia and had some strong, clear words about the situation in syria. first of all, he said all of this talk of strikes and military intervention from the west is -- he is certain because if the syria regime is making advances against the rebels and it's tactic or technique to try to turn the tide in syria to the rebel's side. he also said that the idea of the government, the assad regime using chemical weapons is absurd. syrian government forces are advancing in some areas that surrounded the rebels. to think that in such a time they would give a trump card for those calling for intervention is up nonsense. >> the president wept on to say of course russia is against weapons of mass destruction specifically chemical weapons and in this case in particular that the global community needs to wait until t

that is the issue of syria and the fact that the u.s. is on one side of the equation and russia is the only ally of any weight supporting syria. i will start here in the studio with oleg. in terms of moving toward a resolution in this problem, if theu.s. and russia are n talking, there will clearly be no advance on that issue. >> a few days ago we debated that issue in the studio and the picture is very bleak. it is already leading toward disaster, with probably assad standing on a heap of rubble saying yes, i won. because america and russia are not talking to each other, congratulations. >> there are already human rights violations. they do that very often themselves in the press, to keep that up. >> in terms of what is being said, what you are picking up from russia, any feeling among the people there they would like to change the state policy perhaps towards syria? >> the russian people? first, everybody understands why putin does -- as soon as he sees the region falling, he thinks he will be the next one. that is the problem, you can

janine, is this a direct result of what is going on in syria? >> syria is in flames. and lebanon is there, so close. it is an hour-and-a-half drive between the root and damascus. also lebanon has a long runni ng history of being terrified of being plednto civ war becae th endured s much. there is a refugee crisis. all of this destabilizes the region and it does not help the exterior is basically divided along the lines of being supported by shias and sunnis in a proxy war. there is no way you can isolate anything that is happening in lebanon now and say it has nothing to do with what is going on in syria. >> lebanon's civil war ended 20 years ago. is there aisk that this could bring it back again? >> the problem is -- obviously, it has a loto do with the situation in syria. and rising evidence that the solution of the civil war in syria is a very long way away, because at one stage everybody was morer lessopin everyonen t west wasoping th theebels would win on the ground. if you see what the rebels are doing and lebanon, maybe not so sure you want them to win on the g

and western allies military presence around syria is also very significant. we are following america's military willingness. >> it appears the u.s. is no longer just using words to address these. crisis. they are pointing to possible military action now being deliberated. despite the fact the unconfirmed reports made by the syrian rebels not been verified, president obama has called recent allegations of chemical weapons being used by the syrian government a big event of grave concern. white house officials say the u.s. has a range of options and the administration is going to act very deliberately in making decisions consistent with u.s. national security interests and how washington can advance its objectives in syria. meantime, friday, the u.s. navy had repositioned a ship armed with cruise missiles and the mediterranean. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel said obama has artie asked the pentagon for options on syria. according to cbs news, potential targets include command bunkers and launchers used to fire chemical weapons. up until this point, a red line

the conflict in syria may have reached a boiling point. secretary of state john kerry says he has no doubt they used chemical weapons on civilians. is intervention inevitable? and speaking of chemical weapons, a new report details how the u.s. once held saddam hussein and the iraqis with its chemical weapons attacks on iranian troops. ♪ tens of thousands gathered at the nation's capital this weekend in remembrance of the 1963 march on washington. even though the nation has come a very long way, many feel that the struggle for martin luther king's dream still continues. more on the sights and sounds later in today's show. it's monday, august 26. pam 5 p.m. in washington, d.c. the national security agency was once the most secretive organization in the u.s. now, hardly a day goes by when we don't hear about the nsa's latest scandal. this weekend was no exception. two major headlines ran on the front pages of newspapers around the world this weekend. the first was a revelation that a number of nsa employees were actually using the surveilla

will launch a military reich against syria. u.s. allies insist syria has used chemical weapons on its own people. a new case of racial profiling with tsa airport security. a man was detained for hours without food or water. he was interrogated, and much more. a look at flying while muslim. >> all men are created equal. >> today is the 50th anniversary of the 1963 march on washington, a day when many americans learned of the dream. 50 years later, is the dream realized? an in-depth look at today's events ahead. it is wednesday, august 28. you are watching rt. we begin with the united states on the verge of military action in syria. today, president obama gave a speech at the lincoln memorial to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, but more pressing on his mind is how the united states and allies will react to an alleged chemical strike in war-torn syria. the special envoy to syria acknowledged special -- some kind of chemical substance was used outside damascus, claiming the lives of more than 1000 people. nat

if syria retaliates against the u.s. base in one of the neighboring countries or israel or against the u.s. plane or who knows what. do we think the u.s. is going to sit back and say we said this was only a one off, we will not respond. that pulls the u.s. when the u.n. is being excluded. that pulls the u.s. into a civil war with great danger for the region and the world. x we have so many things coming out, information that we are starting to put this bigger picture together and i appreciate you coming in and helping us build that narrative. in you. >> thank you. >> one official comes out to speak against the syrian government, america's greatest ally great britain is not onboard with with the idea of using military force in syria. the british parliament narrowly voted down a measure to support action. this despite his foreign minister william hague pushing for intervention. on the other hand, francois hollande spoke out in strong support of international military action. let's take a quick look at where the global comm

twenty times he lived in syria. three years total continuously. can you describe to me how firmly as the rebel control from what you saw over the city the team they only had a relief for little three year as of tay are t rebels sll in control is still a million residents living under a block party in the city when you're talking about deceit infinite pool the truth and organic cocoa look out for free since the dry spells and twelve and it's quite an achievement because of the non stop all work is extremely in favor of the government when it comes to auction or read any copies of the palm beach. steve gordon center grounds that the unknown. many of the sool's faul and i fel procted fromhe dious meansi ruestll be in i seems that the use of poker to support that begins for dogs deserve evolutionary ofsted enjoying the moment you trust w to he st f me to explain something to me that you write about the fact that this is not a solid monolithic block of opposition you have various groups us companies called t dot. each of

syria for a while was important. now we have begun to talk about women. before that it was afghanistan, -- now we have begun to talk about yemen. we cannot just focus on one country every six months. >> the longstanding president regime, he was ousted. did that make matters worse and exploit? >> i will just say that when you look at afghanistan and when you look at yemen, it is extremely important. al qaeda needs to have a lack of rule of law or authority to appear. otherwise is too weak by itself to have any influence. >> the issue of al qaeda at exploiting the gaps, where do they go next? that is the question. clearly, the french operation in mali was to push out the islamist incursion or the insurgents. al qaeda is obviously very present among that group. there is talk of mali becoming the next afghanistan. you think that situation is possibly already there? >> it had some positions that were already there. as you look towards even north africa, you see some element coming in. we started our discussion before were on the air with algeria, it is very st

in syria it's just that. the group which is called the islamic state of iraq and the defense has been blamed for the escalating abuse against syrian rebels and civilians. i cut small post explains. one thing against the syrian government's russell slade between themselves the islamic state of iraq and the homes of the isi ale and steel mills were fronds have carried out some of the deadliest attacks against the mosque is since the uprising began. once the seal al qaeda backed streets could be said to straddle the bill and soil has been costly to establish themselves as al qaeda representatives in syria the data has been ordered to stand by the organization's april chief imam of the walker in a baghdad has made a mistake by establishing the islamic state of iraq and an offense without asking for our permission or even informing us a little out of the law khairy was the last aisle to confine themselves to a rack analysts say the creed are unlikely to walk away from syria. that's easily to me and i was all i nee

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so it's these migrants have been in france for months mr then syria. living in a sea conditions with kew home comforts. this is not the welcome they were expecting fronts would rather help refugees who are still in syria weekend we have not done is make human rights and humanity. disappointed some syrian mesquite east are now looking across the channel to england. indeed the eye of the dead already tried a few times to go there go get there in the end. katrina says he told the was that on top of that case no racism here in front of people don't like this. since the riots in france two weeks again the team has been living with a volunteer the eighteen year old fred syria to blog daily to serve as if he feels let down. i was so that was it would be easy to do that to the court would find accommodation. you find was to stay with tool he plans to market. i'm not see anything new comes up. she has to give the best place to another seeing him in line to fill in the pt comes to me keith spence scheme offering to share his room at a costume turkey's prime mini

he did it twenty times heated to syria twenty times he lived in syria. three years total continuously. can you describe to me how firmly as the rebel control from what you saw over the city the team they only had really for little three year as of today are the rebels still in control is still a million residents living under a block party in the city when you're talking about deceit infinite pool the truth and organic on cool outfit since the dry spells and twelve. and it's quite an achievement because of the non stop all work is extremely in favor of the government when it comes to auction or read any copies of the palm beach and stews or does the grounds that the unknown. many of the school's fault and i felt protected from the dubious means. i witnessed home being the girl took her to sleep but i seems that the use of poker to support that begins for dogs with their evolutionary ofsted enjoying the moment you cross who scooped t neighborhood to even respond to critical explain something to me that you write about the fact that this is not a solid mon

what's to have those on the ground or second overall reform saving designated one end and syria. the kurds for example them the fundamentals cannot be fundamentalist christian syrians who are with the kurds in the northeastern part of the era of bad ones who are also non fundamentalist this is an area called it the norm on date of sale or syrians should of been supported we missed the opportunity to do that. in addition we should have addressed this to an army directly across from president obama and western leaders to the leadership of the tsunami and then you are responsible and we know that most of them are second or so the architecture western architecture on foot or two with regard to syria ended up today having an acid you stronger than before christian minorities are suffering and that we don't see a solution in sight. do you see at the possibility of a political solution at this point it's just lucky i have wanted to observe many ethical finance and somebody would have trouble in lebanon fifteen years of ethnic conflict. if you don't have a strategic decision by either th

the fact that iran has a close alliance with syria that day. allies itself with hezbollah which has helped tip the minute rebounds in syria. analysts say iran is simple for how to switch from a western perspective has been hindering reconciliation between palestinians and outs as a knock on effect the whole arab israeli peace groups. there are a lot of reasons why it was still a long way from any kind of grand bargain between the west and iran. ok thank you for that test i was off on offense. list on the knee joint and then thinking the nano and the un international special representative for syria. not that he needs is to meet us and russian officials in geneva. the thing is to have had the wave pool at all syria peace conference later in november. diplomats have run into the it group looks at the conference as well as strongly disagreed on how a future syrian government santa. to ukraine that way several people have been injured in taxes between riot police and protest is taking part in a pro european union ran eight hours on sunday nights an

assad forces pounded a province in western syria and a modern city with earth strikes. was the only provincial capital in rebel hands. we have this report from lebanon. >> there was a strike where the rebels have been making advances in the last week. that is also the province is the area where the assad regime and where they are from and the b biggest concentration. the rebels. the advance that the rebels have been making the last few days enter into that province has been a real kind of sharp message to the regime that they shouldn't feel safe anywhere. it is not surprising that they seem to have struck back forcefully in this area. just an early report which hasn't been confirmed of an air strike in a northern province which has been under the control of islamist groups the last few months. so, it is quite interesting that while the regime strategy at the moment is mainly focused on consolidating its security zone from the coast down to the capital, it is interesting that they are still, it seems, capable of doing the strike in the north where the rebels are much str

assad forces pounded a province in western syria and a modern city with earth strikes. it was the only provincial capital in rebel hands. we have this report from lebanon. >> there was a strike where the rebels have been making advances in the last week. that is also the province is the area where the assad regime and where they are from and the b biggest concentration. the rebels. the advance that the rebels have been making the last few days enter into that province has been a real kind of sharp message to the regime that they shouldn't feel safe anywhere. it is not surprising that they seem to have struck back forcefully in this area. just an early report which hasn't been confirmed of an air strike in a northern province which has been under the control of islamist groups the last few months. so, it is quite interesting that while the regime strategy at the moment is mainly focused on consolidating its security zone from the coast down to the capital, it is interesting that they are still, it seems, capable of doing the strike in the north where the rebels are much

eleven on on well yet syria used to basically occupied lebanon and in the new incarnation right now what you basically have is a situation in which to choose very opposed to blocks in lebanese society. one of which is very much top staunchly behind of the regime of president bush our side also lead to a rant has a lot and then the other side which generally very broadly speaking supports anti aside opposition rebels and syria to everything is almost sort of an eco reflection of that dynamic on the ground serious civil war and mama chuck chuck todd who was killed was a member of the march fourteen coalition or rather a group within the coalition called the movements for the future and he is actually on his way to a meeting of the crew they regularly held meetings at which they discussed various agendas in one of the things are obviously probably going to discuss is the fact that lebanon is essentially a political vacuum the past eight months in a caretaker prime minister but they don't really have the government they have not been able to reach consensus on the government and tidy wh

ah yes the husband corporation up over time off so time of tension on syria. um yes the house the incorporation of a kind one around but will pursue the same time. it is a a a a a vigorous may increase the vigorous from sonic cents almost hostile to the competition also by the domestic standards. what you might call the shroud. eu russian sphere of interest all the best pieces of calls from the coliseum. and that of a bunch of. this protective come about by the ukrainian government and to not sign the deal with you with the eu and to cave in and the face of massive investment of a russian pressure. the greatest nations episode in a tug of war the tree in moscow in one hand and ruffles and the eu member states on the top of a guzman will prevail in inches high with this talk of europe dave evans has europe played its cards right in this tug of war most recently splurged on a lull between the ukrainian government and your position is that kind of response that gives your credibility in this crisis whatever the heck is that irresponsible switch out which of which

and a trip to syria often they finish their training on the blog. it baffles scientists in here says he's trained hundred and twenty five fighters recruited from the tiny over the past four months i'm one of the fighters of the italians in addition to that. i give them training courses. i'd trained fighters and antichrist the styles of all kinds on the increasing use of accounts of these revelations people of titanium and united nations officials in charge there in the state's position. for gardening goes against the country's official line to the zoo train rebel fighters into for the year and the subject recruitment would go against what is supposed to be purely humanitarian mission. in financial disagreements a continuing not to say it to reach a deal on tehran's new camp right at eye level talks wrapped up a weekend without the agreement that were erased in us history john kerry on the fence in britain that is five minutes is still in a last minute. speaking on the list john kerry said the west have been united in its upright. putting the blame o

claimed responsibility saying that the hostages would be freed in return for lebanese captives held in syria. u.s. firefighters are gaining ground against the california wildfire that is threatening hundreds of homes. good we the a step closer to finding the model for the mona lisa? -- could we be a step closer to finding the model for mono lisa? the election returned robert mugabe to power. the opposition has evidence that some there were some names duplicated on the list. >> thank you for joining us. our guest discussed molly. >> there is no question that this is a very serious problem. as i was saying, the agreement says that negotiations between the two has to be in 60 days, no later than 60 days. i n't thinthat any government is going to agree to the independencef that part of molly -- mali. i do believe and i agree that this issue has been ignored for too many years. i believe that the time can be ripe for some sort of an agreement to be made. i will be optimistic about that. i think a lot of the people are tired. they don't have tremendous public support. it is obviously a crucial mom

the peace we have not known in syria for the last three years will be restored. especially in my lap so that we can return there. we don't celebrate christmas again unable to attend but had no pansy you know that an upcoming some fe percent of serious population are christians and eight mostly avoided taking sides in the conflict. but according to the patriarch in the hof a million of them have already been displaced take a look now at some other nice things for covering three this out of the cats. nigeria's military says it has killed fifty islam as rebels as they were trying to cross the border into canada room. the nice as the common turned into a fierce gunbattle in which fifteen of their own troops and five civilians to die strong words from nsa weaker at. we're snowed in just six months after first week the national security agency secrets. he sets his niche and is already a complex that we can secure documents not only inform the about the us government's massive sweep the internet and phone records ended up triggering a re evaluation of the us to ban all.

to act, but about 60% say america should not stay away -- i mean, it should stay away civil war in syria. but there is a statement that obama should do more for the rebels then just send them on, while almost 80%, i should say 90% to not want america to help the opposition. meanwhile, the medical charity doctors without borders say they received more than 3000 patients suffering when the chemical assault happened. 350 people died, but who was behind the attack is still hard to verify. this is the rebel group saying they have got their largest shipment of weapons in the past three days, with the u.s. military buildup in the region. one man says this is not a coincidence. >> we have to see these elements as connected, as related to each other, as a strategy to try to reverse the course that the war has taken, where the government has made very significant gains, and to try to stifle the effort to bring down the independent government of syria. there are a lot of weapons out there in the world. there are rebel groups at this point, so i do not think it would be a great obstacle for them to

i mean it is not born in syria but every day. investigators based their findings mostly on samples and information collected by other sources as they were only able to visit two of the sites. the inquiry did not however put an end to the blame game. it was only looking into whether chemical weapons were used not to use them. the syrian government and the opposition have been pointing fingers at each other for months. it was the august attack on the attack near damascus that led to threats of us air strikes. syrian president bashar al assad to meet a deal brokered by the us in russia. assad admitted to having chemical weapons and agreed to destroy its arsenal by mid two thousand fourteen ewing chief ban ki moon will brief the general assembly in the report on friday in the security council next week. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has protected us is the latest peace proposal. the plan calls for israel to keep troops in a future palestinian state along its strategic border with jordan. following thursday's talks with abbas us

both hezbollah and syria have to know if any involvement and sometimes assassination. steel barrel says the attack could reply sectarian tensions and methadone holy souls in the israeli government says that the next batch of palestinian prisoners be freed as palm sunday peace talks will be raced on monday it was a great temples some owen us backed peace talks resumed his little behind in full policy improvements would be freed in different phases of planning appeals for the families of victims twenty six of more prisoners are to be freed on monday night that news as concede that has triggered an angry reaction in israel you look at pictures of a demonstration against the iranians said. cerberus activists are reporting meanwhile the five people among them and an elderly man a woman on the disabled nine have died of hunger in a palestinian refugee camps the south of damascus where yum o. the refugee camp i areao be sealed off by troops loyal to the syrian president assad outside shooting severe shortages of fuel and fees well just last week the un relief and works agency

so to the east of syria to the east of the present asad regime you had. coalition forces. and right in the fact that we have separate that syria from iran had was not coming to the asad regime. we had our night air bases in iraq. we were presenting iraq turkey in the north. joe than the sound sixty in the mediterranean. the us and reason in itself would have started to make significant concessions that this is geo politics we withdraw from iraq. it's like a bridge when we drove from iraq iran into a spin through the rock band hasn't felt very strong he did not want to make and use any concession as of jan we have remarked thousand and four. oh how do you think that. the obama's been a station on the west in general a pencil to me and my sixteenth week for example that they should have gone ahead without missile strikes after the chemical weapons attack this summer. it is very bad intimate relations contract and send ships to say that we are going to do is cry and not to try it would've been much better today and increasing opposition to the asad regime my personal theory w

built to spill of reflection from syria together with a huge refugee problem here. perhaps as many as a million sit in the fifties the end of the messiah has a population of some four million people soap. it's on like this. as assassinations been extremely sensitive especially when that mum is trying to form a government which is going to require the cooperation between those two political blocs with the woodland with that so much. that said that they fit they defer a vote and of course following is the cessation of its own economic cooperation more difficult especially following the accusations and denials that they are flying between the two camps of the sunny political leadership. blaming hezbollah in effect for the car bombing that killed him how to set up on friday. adams had spring air from a brutal staying in the eleven on and security sources say israeli tanks have our twenty shells into the country's south. after israel ap said two rockets fired from the time has landed in northern israel no injuries have been reported and the border area has seen sporadic

we head to the border between syria and iraq. thousands of syrian kurds have been pouring out of the country and into iraq as they try to escape from deadly clashes. the u.n. says that more than 15,000 refugees have crossed into iraq since thursday. and many of them are women, children and the elderly. that's adding, of course, to the two million syrians who have been forced from their homeland these past two years. in another development in syria today, a team of 20 u.n. chemical weapons experts has arrived in damascus. they're expected to get down to work on monday to investigate whether or not chemical weapons have been used to syria's civil war. president assad's government are accusing each other of using the weapons during the 30 month-long conflict. >> he was once one of china's powerful leader and a former rising political star. today the news agency announced that the disgraced chinese politician xilai will go on trial next thursday. bo found himself at the center of one of china's biggest political scandals in decades a

but wretch that i had to uninstall has waned techie has been sucked into a conflict in syria that is nice signs of ending his is the most friends in north africa are in deep trouble especially in egypt. and take these regional rival iran has been rehabilitated on the world stage at least temporarily. to discuss this loss of influence i'm joined by a few times to soy professor of politics at istanbul university and a former fulbright fellow at home but welcome tea thank you very much. bingham said think of him until it let's stop with the new new deal on the wrong into media in geneva earlier this week i'm going with this weekend's turkey's position on the contrary i think and the simple ones to be an unwise this film on sauna in there. he can and it's much easier to deal with today iran in the keys off syria and also leah me in terms of managing deals the event that the imports the moon bases from outside and and onto the doll that has v neck and often now and then all intentional slight competition the team turkey and iran. the turkey was regarded as a late comer to the middle east

he says is launching an emergency vaccination campaign against colonial a briefcase and syria. yet this month. more than twenty million children will be vaccinated several countries and countries including syria itself. also vaccinated jordanian refugee camp of some tiring. you can i say is targeting the defiance of thousands of children have already seen today. two palestinian doctors trained in georgia and a pioneering eye surgery in gaza. a part of the car makes china the temple to mom's authority had fifteen patients. another twenty five are on the way to waste the effort to highlight and the lack of access to my cat and specialized treatment in gaza. he told me in naples in its idiot campaigning for governor response of a kansas gas. and went into what they called triangle of death. an area known for its toxic waste. this was the model for what one has the cars to tell us what's going on with the facts in hand. no one is saying we have killed our children we see response to the decline of reading to see timorese children. the people breeding and i've eaten this weekend in

i would like to start with the issue of syria russia supports its musharraf law sides. drain all the fireman's and it seems it has paid off because right now the western leaders who called for his departure again and again. seem to want to negotiate you know it's a russia that the russians position was the principal and we live in preston will we have for the international this is our principal. in the second point we want to get the ceasefire. as soon as possible the priests. all the distraction of these beautiful country. we where criticizing us that puts on his mistakes. but do we wear in contact with the opposition. i can kill you is that we received the most cool about two am pdt gauge was off seeing a position of different kinds so we we're working weeks go by it's own. the call. we think that there is unknown nina taste you can go such costs. raising the two concurrent a procedure there is no limit distribution for this snake national religious there is the only way to beat these negotiations. i'll close to think western powers were from striking stereo. a few mo

the new geneva to attack piracy we say no to participate in a very round and round as the occupier syria and come out when the negotiating table at the wheel nuts at times. the president of the syrian national commission speaking them the u s ticket state owned carrier was in the egyptian capital later on today for once being the highest level american visit to the country since muhammad will see was ousted from the presidency back in july. washington suspended hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to the country. it looks set to go on trial tomorrow although his family says he's not who attended the dismiss the proceedings as a fox but i kept skier correspondent catherine state the updates us now along with kerry's visit. i am so behind in his trial. loved it the nation. i don't really appeal. gould hall could be that the obama admitted i wanted to improve relations between the two countries the court. between washington and cairo to meet demand with an income of the lp field in the market in the potty on. the tonight i'm directly the link the rhetoric of one point five billion dollars

scramble the bill and soil has been bustling to establish themselves as al qaeda representatives in syria the data has been ordered to stand by the organization's liberal chief imam of the walker in a baghdad has made a mistake by establishing the islamic state of iraq and an offense without asking for our permission or even informing us of the top of the law khairy was the last aisle to confine themselves to a rack analysts say the creed are unlikely to walk way from syria. that's easily to me and i was all i need is a novel and disguise and he is actually owning a week for his lies and he changed his position so he hasn't got the floaty to chew on to impose his will on on itunes and states that all that most of the gate then to see about that new taxes would be affected by this mode the beach is one of my chin more on the key among the opposition ranks opposition activists blame the isi alfresco it to pieces against certain rebels and civilians. they try to give an exhaustive a chance to go home around twelve hundred rebel faction. my team in shots of regime a report last month my prote

syria's foreign minister would criticize the auntie said he was satisfied with the apology. she got to impact your life your house and pack them away. i know not too salty and europe welcome back to the european parliament in brussels playing a trump card in just a two mile to call to split the west of the ukraine president medina putin announced on wednesday rochelle was called to the rescue of its financially troubled labour. russia will provide eleven billion euros in loans and a sharp discount all natural gas lines the move has angered ukraine's pro eu protests is a cnn that president has sealed a secret deal to join a russian led the customs union. glad to be joined by russia's ambassador to the european union. with new shoes off. welcome to talk you think of. with so called by ukraine of course because as you know the situation in ukraine has polarized many people. brussels most nokia's in the middle. first of all we would like to see and we like to hear. will russia received from ukraine in exchange for its assistance lopez who lived in a completely agree with your as

they resemble each other in many ways which is why when lebanese look a bit like syria. nancy this pillar is violence. it triggers very tight memories and that they suddenly get very fearful for what their future their future could portend my cycling once again it is not known who is behind such that it really is just cooking gear seventy six. and actually i'm just to say we must be very clear we can strike any links right now than it would obviously like you said isn't that stupid weeks we use the wood that's not really as to patchwork of hezbollah's stronghold at their various shiite groups throughout this neighborhood has a lot is dominant prominent among them and has a lot militarily politically as in many cases been out almost calling the shots in lebanon the us led un has a political government that has blue eyes is very much of serie b player and its leader has an awesome it's not a lot has been very much out there making it very strident statements lately statements of dowling support to pitch our site is wait as long as necessary. i check lists her birthing tub

syria is unlikely to meet the deadline to get rid of its most critical chemical weapons damascus by the end of the year to check them out to the country that target will not be built according to the un which calls on the serene regime to intensify its efforts deal backed by russia in the us aims to destroy serious chemical stockpile by the middle of next. and if those homeless targeted by recruiters to go and clean up near new clear the toothbrush and people living rough in focus the night train stations say they have been offered up to windows update to help clear debris around the damage. no michael short fur is currently in critical condition was good the latest updates on his health or the former formula one champion suffered a ski accident yesterday. in the upscale resorts ski resort of marrickville confirms he's being treated in some piece of prose in grenoble and a religious word we have on his health is the press conference that is being held by his doctors they said it's too early to say what will become of michael schumacher. this exact words used by the doctors we cannot pre

a report on the left of me that the impact that would become the frontline of the civil war in syria and its famous mosque has become basically like a battlefield. one of the most visited places in syria is not the world because its unesco world heritage status of obama by a callous that strips and used it to rubble flowing. the retreat residents are still doing their best to give thanks. we checked into the days of leave. sources have no scruples about tell it to be with smoltz to be careful with the wickets. to get to it. he has to go through in his old seat. the constant involvement has left it was completely destroyed. it's made to the use of and she brings us to the mammon genetic theory the day with the entrance to a close grandma is going on over there but the sanction of the prophets that area. a yes no eulogies. going to summer in the area p s the free space. some security services still going to be inhabited island have to go behind the columns. is there a lot of sniper opening up the minute you get to see the extent of devastation left by paul often thought to be a venue a

the second day of aerial ball bombings in northern syria has left twenty people dead. it's in the rebel held town of old bob. activists say the regime vehicle to stroke improvised explosives on market street to the town. just today i did twenty six people killed in similar tax on the very same town which lies around forty kilometers northeast of the city of that but with certain touch of the human rights as the ball than six hundred people have been killed across syria. since posting. he's in the egyptian capital five t gas that hundreds of supporters of the country's ousted president's day. i was in a cairo is iconic and tough risk while wilson was above middle c have been staging a protest demonic his reinstatement. to say that i can manage to enter the central square the very first time in several months will be seen as a symbolic date for the group. hosseini a new chips on the panel responsible for dropping the country's constitution but you today to continue with the two trials civilians despite stiff opposition from rights groups were consigned to be on the sweep

. >> thousands of abusers in syria and abroad are backing their protest on facebook page. others have produced digital posters which didn't really help without charge, cool elling for their immediate briss. some of the feel detainees were reportedly sick or seriously will. >> do we have a vie of women who have killed women are being treated. the n.g.a. human right's weight. you investigation, it was based from so foreman female policer ins. he describes -- he actually left two shirts that was subjected to sharing their time in prison. >> there graphic animation accepts out to answer that very question. the tongue and cheek video shows it's more fashioning to wear horse -- than meat. >> best up the slow food as opposed to fast food. >> when he's taking a break from fighting villains, he plays basketball. the super hero is pretty good at it. the video was made by grayson boucher with basketball fans ever where. >> hello. time now for our weekly press review with our correspondent. first up, hi, there. first up, we're going to talk about the unrest in egypt and a collection o

in syria. now the deputy chief of staff has warned it could cost billions of dollars. he's urging the u.s. to learn from mistakes made in iran and afghanistan. nine people were killed in criero tuesday. opponents of egypt's deposed president mohammed morsi. he still remains in custody. a man sentenced for two years in jail in cameroon for being homosexual. groups have appealed to the president to help stop what they say is persecution of gays. those are the main stories today. stay with us here. >> welcome back or welcome if you're just joining us. over the weekend there were rates in a paris working class suburb of top riots in a sue bush where there's often incidents. a police station was targeted at one point. there were cars burned, arrests, made, injuries. sparking it all was the police check on a woman vary -- wearing the full-faced islamic vail which in this country since 2011 is illegal. the city counciler for the working class suburb is with us. also with us, the secretary general of the national you know -- union of police communion socialologists and tony, j

deadly attack on syria's largest city the asset ratio which is the pressure that strike a marketplace in aleppo resulting in the deaths of at least twenty one. oh well collectibles like to use or monotone but this was. we begin in the egyptian capital where clashes between supporters of the muslim brotherhood and security forces have resulted in the death of his students a number of others have been injured all this will happen on a roll today at the campus of the us hall university which is a prominent center of sunni islamic learning supporters of the brotherhood been staging a protest at as the government designated the mic and terrell my section five days ago. two of them as hyena this city's buildings up in flames luckily no one was unsigned according to authorities student activists with tiny stick the muslim brotherhood on behind the blaze. lisa quick to respond to an easing the gas to disperse a crowd of remorse the protest is homemaking tuesday over a hundred of rests. and as high as ten tips on you can make a landing as the moms in the scene of protests drew mostly students.

the biggest city in syria, aleppo, is currently split in half. one side is held by the rebels, the other by the army. the rebels have established a blockade to stop goods from reaching the army soldiers. that means severe shortages of food and other basic goods. to find them, we have to go into the rebel zone, which is very risky. our observer tells us about the city's most dangerous checkpoint. >> the check. separates the area controlled by the rebels and the controlled by the army. local residents started protesting so the rebels reopened it. rebels only allowed a tiny amount of goods into the neighborhoods, controlled by the army. these goods are meant for civilians. the rebels don't want the regular soldiers to receive anything. aleppo residents live in very difficult conditions, especially those who live in a zone controlled by the army. everything has become expensive, particularly food. the checkpoint is a very dangerous place for civilians. those who try to take it to neighborhoods controlled by the army and those controlled by the rebels

it's pretty clear he's getting now the most dangerous weapons will be transported out of syria by the thirty first of december all elements of the country's chemical weapons stockpile are expected to be a dedicated by mid twenty fourteen thirty rock. now we're in school people being killed in a bomb blast on a funeral procession another twenty five injured in the attacking of the crew but north of the fact that though the original skier was being helpful and outshot of iraqi self killed in a roadside bomb last saturday the bass with the team has seen a return to the darkest days of the uprising in the insurgency of two thousand and ten two thousand and eight nine hundred killed already in the november nine after the boston he thought he is december the first is being marked and designated world aids day spa for that bca something she ate the atlantic into an undead its fiscal friend to discrimination against suffers all the time i felt seeing a new world easier and discrimination they been busy making a fool of march the first next ge. some cg outlining that despite the negative thoug

syria's main opposition group says it will indeed take part in the planned peace talks in geneva the western backed syrian national coalition says it will sit down with the government but only if certain conditions are met jasper more than our isn't it terrible malady in cincy is based. he told us more on these conditions put forth by the opposition. its humanitarian acts as the garment. food and medicine. it serves the communities tracks in the middle. and when to say release all detainees showalter. as a rule states i must say. communique. in a state six. it's only as a transitional gardening. so exited. it uses. only. he does. is this is that no brawl ensued. and the defeated and twenty three rebels in the democratic republic of congo are set to sign a peace deal today. if that happens it would be a key step in efforts to end decades of war pm twenty three rebels have been largely shut down by the congolese army backed by the three thousand strong force from the un in twenty three announced last week the insurgency was over. it is expected to put that in writing in uganda and toda

attacks on hezbollah strongholds in interests in lebanon in the wake of the group's involvement in syria. alongside the forces of charlotte's that our correspondent in beirut is in dc airfield in dc there has been. we've been talking for months about the spat over from the syrian conflict to the border into lebanon is this another example of it. i need to be. she let her know it. and when it everyday. if it could be another up and think that if i could even open the back of the tn area i wouldn't have to look for me to call account the bed late again. the population to thirty for a complete collapse. it can get because you think people the place in that way at wiki. how much i come in a creek that the kneecap. i want one anyway. they the attention of the week because i am. come on to lick her naked. he puked up the cup like it too get the ball back at the lady in and the piano with it. twenty three people killed the duck thing that i think you need empathy and it is a little in the area click the link up and coming peering in at government of whether the receiving area. t hey i think tha

fifteen at the land of asean sister's keeper the vaccination campaign against polio has started in syria. the un plans to vaccinate over two million children under five years of theirain gl i to reachoctor' children when the combat zone the minister of health of the arab republic signed a bill some of my aunt told reporters that this is one of the plant campaigns seventeen cases of the polio virus of pakistani origin have been registered in the country three thousand seven hundred and fifty one mobile medical teams are involved in the campaign. children are vaccinated for free in identity documents are not required. this is a highly contagious viral infection that affects the nervous system the disease can lead to a reversible process within two hours of the first symptoms. it is important that the campaign will cover about twenty three million children in egypt iraq jordan lebanon the west bank the gaza strip and also turkey. a new project of these kazakhstan region on the rehabilitation of children with disabilities by a hippo therapy has been a success that shouldn't have won gold sil

with neighboring syria face hits and rachel civil war. the usp is that al qaeda will money to create a stronghold straddling the border in that country my friend thompson old and he's now facing them to lessen the government has vowed to track down human traffic is and it's months old and that blacks. this comes as the decomposing bodies of nine tt people makes the women and children. i found and as hard as that according to authorities they died of fact last month after the trucks that were carrying them right down to the migrants with the southern district of conde she and luke was trying to reach neighboring county area. jack is mocking three days of mourning and the owner of the victims. jet set to take a new prime minister and the many and not de conti as well as members of the opposition are expected to choose his damning to updates i'm there i had any crime that will have two weeks to form an interim government after elections and steer the country after months of its court on oil correspondents me seven when a belt of the small an

the video that the add on can contribute to a peaceful resolution of this basic tragic situation in syria the discussion about turkish neighbors. us two important region of pays me want to bring audrey is close to forget that in order to be a welcome all over with me baby that view but the truth seats. and to the politics seating. come to negotiate the paper and assist them in teaching at a solution. iran has already done its part i believe the village close to putting on groups need to do that but beyond that to put an end. truth is that evolution. it continues east of the ocean to see us that they can be and not that it takes to which to wage a messiah that tacky can see a show that they will come to the negotiating table prepared me to put the constitution to it on to do its best is the wrong ready to stop its military support for the assad regime no reports of a commander of the revolutionary guard was killed in stereo. are you ready. also to say ok we are also pulling back in on these people. to make every effort to seek a peaceful scotia nancy. i never thought best to bring all the