time. afterward he said it received. new new new wong will will will will eye. i am. the rt chris is the crosshairs a new report shows that the non christians killed for their fate has doubled in twenty thirteen will take a look at where christians are being persecuted and now it's just that. mon the first analyzing data and tear on them as devout followers of the specific music icon. her death and shot the last day of the followers of the rap duo insane clown posse group that's making waves for filing a lawsuit against the fbi. i know why they're prepared to go for coming and

it's a spine connection that going to be on the silver screen new book reveals how the ci day in hollywood are connected and favors being traded between a teal more on that later and shout. i am it's thursday to where i can in washington dc. i'm irritated when you're watching our tea. the weekend today with the twenty fourteen world watch list ranking of the fifty countries in which the persecution of christians for religious reasons as most of the year. according to the report in non christians killed because of their faith than doubled in twenty thirteen the report is released every year by open doors and non denominational christian group that supports persecuted christians around the world. according to list the five worst countries to practice the religion are as follows north korea takes the number one spot for the twelve year in a row

the report cites no numbers on the amount of people killed. however it's as entrenched in their face quote the highest international pressure that between fifty to seventy thousand inning and political prison camps. the next ring country is somalia where open source report said this year ten patients were targeted and killed by members of the militant group else bought the third most dangerous place for patients is syria a country plagued by an ongoing civil war. open door says and in twenty thirteen there were one thousand two hundred and thirty martyr killings in a country that's more than half of long martyr killings the organization documented worldwide. number four is iraq where patients are increasingly threatened and attacked by islamic terrorists groups. a local source says has told open door is at one session is held every two to three days there and in fifth place as afghanistan open source says the influx of islamic extremists on entitled pressure and me practicing christianity and safe. some lawmakers have publicly said that converts to christianity

should die. the findings of this report a little bit more earlier i was joined by david curry president and ceo of open doors usa. since i create is number one on this list i first ask david what's going on than any system difficult to practice christianity. well there are different reasons why countries show up on our world watch list of countries with very difficult. that freedom of faith to be a christian or korea suffers under what is a very strange combination which is a former college and communists will crash and mix with a theocracy where the leaders for now three generations believe that their god to any ideology or theology which would question our challenge that they're putting down with force and can you hear a lot about that. that forster that impression off on christians were directed to christians because of the secrecy. because that day control is so total. my keys and generally it is so hard to obtain information on

the people of that north korea. what were their sources and how are you an email able to figure out sort of the beliefs of the population that so heavily guarded by its government open to account for sixty years has supported persecutions where they may be that so we get our data on the local level we work with folks who are believers in these countries. we get our responses from them on right on the ground level so that's how we we get this data together and we measured on a number of factors. violence is one of them but also pressure and squeezy. both of them in more and more subtle ways perhaps i was not what we're forcing happened in serie of course we know that the country is now in braille venice of a warrant has been for over two years. i know that the numbers that that we're seeing because we know that it's it's an extraordinarily high. i'm just a reflection of certain how many people are dying as a whole minutes. and actually departed a good time at

persecution of christians that's right it would mean there is a little larger in humanitarian crisis going on what we are using is what we use numbers of martyrdom for faith are only numbers that we can identify. there are just the tip of the iceberg of up from media outlets and other sources. the folks who've been martyred within syria. what happened in serious doubt as to who were clearly there's a lot of damage society at large. but there are also efforts from the islamic extremist groups to target christian areas where historically christians have a saddle and christian churches soft targets in order to raise response from some of the larger population and i was with my next question which is that i'm you know were seen at this conflict. really take over the region in both syria and iraq which are both obviously on the list and the conflict can really see it happen more so between muslim factions the sunnis and shiites on increased incentive by and

large sort of calm and be out of the conflict or at least i can cite the conflict. so how how is it that you think that christians are ultimately the ones being heard it here both the cases of babies scapegoat it the islamic extremist. he'll be theologically or clinic for political motivations that that christians are on a threat to their society the lady eve. sharia law being played out so there's a number of factors in every country is different in iraq um you know. the government here seems to be unable or unwilling to support saw this what we would call soft targets of christian churches he had a bomb aimed just at christmas of two churches where people were going to worship at the christmas holiday so it varies from from country to country and community area. absolutely i mean also. you'll also see iraq and afghanistan o'connell s and these are two countries the united states has most recently gone

to war with. i know you i can only be doing a survey for twelve years but how would you describe the trend regarding the persecution of christians did you see that increase that increases the first year you didn't already love me. we've seen a doubling of the day of the martyrs that we can identify just from last year some of those numbers allow a large portion of the largest portion isn't this union contract. but there's also other countries like nine teary and somalia and some of the swear there's the targeting of cushions. so we feel like it's getting worse. nine of the top ten on our world watch the stars islamic extremist factions and or government. thirty six of the top fifty so that's the main driver this year it's not always been that way but it's certainly a trend that we're concerned about chart and a non scientists from people being i'm targeted and murdered. what obstacles are christians facing and practicing their religion and just generally well that there is a day

the issue here though in many of the countries where where they are operating as a minority and there's a lot of soulful pressure from families to conform in many countries on the world watched as it is illegal to convert to christianity if you so choose. when one is a free marketplace of ideas for people of the opportunity to study and choose what they think for themselves. eric and when you take a look at the numbers more generally any of these emails between two thousand and two thousand thirteen there is a huge jump but happy seen the numbers go down at all in those years were having just been consistently getting higher and higher and higher. what we're doing is drinking the countries that they are today. and so we've seen fluctuations in exchange when we first started we are dealing with a communist oppression. now we're dealing with islamic extremists and so it's different in any numbers to changes as time has changed. it was all very interesting and we will certainly follow. i hear statistics going for a thank you so much david curry

president and ceo of open doors usa thinking. any european parliament voted today don frye is the use of pre recorded testimony from former government contractor adverts known and well which was held by the parliament's committee on civil liberties justice and home affairs york is a way for snow didn't come from buying the eu with key information. that's liberal ndp sophie in canal was the vice chair of the civil liberties committee said snowden sir mark's would be called an opportunity to give citizens across europe the answers they deserve over mass surveillance. she also won on to say that she would like to ask snowed in mind he felt the legal happy news reporting abuse. when i don't think again and whether he feels that whistle blowing procedures have now been improved. our chief peter oliver is in berlin with more the eu poland's approve plans for an inquiry into just how far the nsa spying program went into looking into the private communications of citizens across the european union

now with these leaks came out because of the revelations before applying it would snow in the folder and a state contractor and on and it's taking me sending shockwaves across europe not least here in germany where it was revealed that at the shed the cellphone of time slot until a medical man and unsealed by the united states government now. funny ad number of thirty six in favor two against and one abstention. they decided that yes they would have to be an inquiry and there is also the chimes that they do it snowed and they testify to that inquiry by video phone he remains in russia and waihi source asylum and remains there until until oldest of these yet but yes but said he looks like something that we're going to have to be at keeping in ohio over the coming months is twenty fourteen continues to seek more news come out and and mole and upsets here in europe about just how much

the night states may it be listening in to our communications. now those are teased hair on her back in washington d c president obama has been meeting with leaders from the u s intelligence community and members of an oversight panel focusing on privacy and civil liberties. today he met with key lawmakers as privacy groups met separately with administration officials the meetings come down said the department of defense released a classified report regarding the hundreds been caused by this dominates the doj report made a number of conclusions. anyway matt stone and disclosures is significantly impacted the capabilities of the us to carry out its intelligence operations. and the us government will be investigating a twenty thirteen balance right which the yemeni wedding party killing twelve civilians only injuring fourteen the defense department's joint special operations command orange a sock is responsible for carrying out the strike which took place on december twelve of last

year. in the aftermath of the attack the government said they had the intelligence leading men to believe their workload danger as al qaeda militants in the wedding convoy however the follow up investigation conducted by uk human rights organization reprieve found that almost killed and injured in the straight when guests attending a wedding with no known militant connections this will all be explored in a forthcoming internal investigation and will mark the first time the us government will inspect and run attack since president obama pledged to tighten the rules on drone strikes in his may twenty thirteen speech. in response to an announcement of the investigation retrieve investigator barack should bond said in a press release these continuing drone strikes don't bolster anyone security. they only serve to alienate the yemeni people and undermining the rule of law. we can only hope that the us administration's internal investigation is robust and the resulting need a policy change and

preparation for all those affected will continue to follow this investigation and then change the rap group known as the insane clown posse has filed a lawsuit against the justice department and the fbi. if that sounds a bit strange he gets even stranger because this is all in response to how the fbi as the rising miraculous powers. in this case their followers known as debt loads and then designated team members fbi analysts concluded that the followers were up a loosely organized hyper again this is all based on mon force men in media reports of crimes committed by people wearing jungle of texans and clothing. a complaint filed just yesterday and the clown posse and four fans have said that called on the lows are a family of people's lives and help one another. enjoy one another's company and bond over the music and a philosophy of life organized crime is by no means part of the jungle of culture. here's

the wind. one of the insane com posse band members violent j had to say about the case. discrimination based on the bottom is a person is to let up we use an american who zoloft. candice is the bestest of the less than two glasses of us has lost custody of their students. the important jobs is that housing that is guaranteed illegal searches of times. as you can get a nice suitable for walking the street where i teach the breakdown as a son what it means going forward i was going to earlier by one of the lawyers representing the plaintiffs on this case or a son who is a partner and miller canfield and cooperated with the michigan aclu wanna say first aston whiny fbi designated juggle o's again. bowyer the fbi probe the other two can put them into your day to pick up shop across the country in terms of trying to identify the real game can deal with

real gang problems. a lot of things because again you would think oh but the bloods crips. i think like that there are two common knowledge and household names so what do you have done and what it up with which to approach it. it did all the good and so far there have been prevented the bottom line is both good and so dallas. can their love for specter d that things were going past the line and then for cross the line go their way out of the flavor that is dealing with music dance so interesting. oh well at brandon bradley is appointed in this case and i wanted to listen to what he said yesterday at a press conference. my friend the new situation where the listener. he said. please

his ministry and asked me to share my past even when being a gentleman. he has ensured again you all. and gifts police interrogation i know that brandon was describing to spare one or some other consequences of this game designation for the last well you know and psychopathic records put out the word and that the portrait challenge as they were saying they don't respond from all over the country. in response to a political problem for people think in terms of their parental rights in terms of their jobs in terms of the debate. be careful on the street like brandon violet day. yesterday i mentioned a number of those people to have to and from work and come to their employment door. in terms of what they're up to fruition just to let everything come from parental custody i'm walking down the street during the press conference members and the insane clown

posse send that one the hall to listen to their music the fbi with criminalizing the expression of their fandom. when i knew my back well feel really really identify whether to political struggle in his binder the defender of life can teach me to buy their belief in truth the door to a philosophy of going to happen to express their music. so when you come down to it uncomfortable to look into the foyer of an actual game for the lead the fbi and doj road. you would identify somebody had to listen to though is that they are of benefit and income parking well in traffic and then you know is this a little walk down the street where there would have to total memorabilia anything but apart from simply couldn't use them to become a target of some kind of getting a

barrel was ravenous little baby can just say you're not that i'm juggling or not a fan of this corrupt finance a new kersley and nine could be on the camino why should this monsoon matter to you on americans by sending be concerned about this. bo. get the software like to tell you that we're a very mainstream corporate welfare. we are going about the opportunity to go work with the journalist instead of directly were welded to the door. the reason is it's working that well until i mentioned in an open comment yesterday there were twenty four all of us we all wanted shoes are on trend. we want to choose what we talk about publicly what accuse the music to listen to the luncheon. affiliations when choose how we deal with the issues are important to light. that's all that to the loser standing up or so to determine who would recognize the mainstream and and photographers. for my feet and head into the matter all of us and so we were happy to hold and i think that's how her body across

the country. i think folks across the country the integration of life. so these are ones that we all should be fit to stand up for him and i was at the bowser the image of the fbi officers out there to win the one to forty two left. it sure does have much more out by ships a broader implications on the nullarbor any other instances they you know at least people are targeted were designated and as members of the gang. i want force men and for the consumer choices or is this unique. well it better the boat with no answer to that of the department of fish. with the fbi they have an interest in looking at some sort of going to go for a triumphant but gangster era of going to another material like that. but the key to developing area that we can and if so whether or not the sort of thing that we are

people that are based on their. there is new to share and whitey now wanting avalon to never have come to the fbi during the move again designation while the uk designation are relatively novel of the financial gain intelligence on her show is quite new. a book together in two thousand after some action by congress in two thousand five so there really hasn't been a lot to like this. the first time but i do think that in terms of the than the others are very similar to this day we have various programs going on seems that plaintive certainly have a very strong case you haven't met sally had time for us or at some low class bringing pounds i e feeling in michigan and partners and black and gold ato. they are much better for it. and happening now in las vegas and the international consumer electronics show thus the companies get together each year and show off their new is most cutting edge technology. some highlights this year our big screen tv is you can bend you can wear and groans of all shapes and sizes. just name a few artsy course fine as long joins us now to

discuss the latest and greatest that being said this year's show listings have to learn things you know salads house or some highlights this year will win in the big things this year he is a wearable technology there's actually a term for a brisk revolution had enough that's just a buzzword that this is actually can become a reality but basically it's that the articles of clothing being watched is overseeing brief plants the things that you can wear and what you're looking at right now with some bits of pink in color pm smarter watch so hey it's not like in high flown learned that the capabilities of them put on your wrist watch the gas tax. the man owns up alerts see i can organize your life and then get alerts to prepare on your watch we're seeing a lot of other similar types of technology for a race where where you can use it for health care this is where you can be monetary or heart rate your sleep patterns even exposure to consign you name it on so apparently that that's the big thing we saw lot of

it. the thing with fashion or things that you can wear is whether or not he can be seen as fashionable and cool and whether the people or can actually wear this stuff. my luggage on the rhineland and then on the chair handball as understanding from sydney to begin your insights not that surprising he tells little bit more about the ad drones we saw a lot of drones of bonsai is is that we're talking about drums for that for the lay person and for recreational use of people that money use this for five min on some of any kind has a built in camera see you can see video you can take photographs and and somehow you can connect to your i phone or your smartphone and you can control it when your phone or if you get the video you can actually see the drums perspective from your phone. and so moved that were seen alive we will pick up a lot about gavin's here and then sent by controversial visit to recreational a recreation is

an epidemic on my wild night out becoming more and more popular napping i had to get more popular the prices coming down so that she had better be an editor i now so we're going to be seen them a lot more in the future i will keep the one i got behind on rounds and the nets probably most most women probably don't care as much about johns was second out there that can make people's lives a little easier for one thing that they had something that i can use is at guantc!namo i have cracked my smartphone before and that hud is an advanced case you can put on a treat this super strong case on apparently you can game with a hammer he can. i wanna laugh and you connect and sliced vegetables. i don't know why you'd be doing than your tablet are high on but you can do it but it's nice to be very durable and save money back he added he is the ad but it supposedly has not and some cutting edge technology at me and sat develop nanotech mobile device converts called the invisible phone guard sam

last sunday we can use to make money by selling out companies in the repair shop that has a lot of money to play an active al at all and feel the sea as we heard a statement from ford motor company that's raising some eyebrows and earn a panel discussion jim farley that which is ford's global vp of marketing and sales and this is a sad mean ol' everyone who drinks a lot me know when you're doing it. we have gps in your car so we know what you're doing by the way we don't supply that didn't anyone. so what i can imagine some privacy advocates for a little concerned about this i was hearing anything definitely especially with this new concerned with privacy. these days and that and basically was saying we know everything about you but we're not going to and you by the end can be used is a lot of people are or can it be we are to take a seat like that at face value but we are seeing this and in cars that these black boxes but basically they said you know there's an accident insurance companies can combine down gets the honor they get to the facts on how fast you are

going tonight wearing a seatbelt your location and so on. that's kind of the benefits of how to do with these kinds of technologies most new cars how to have these black boxes but by his admission there days of reading some eyebrows as that and saying wee wee wee know a lot about about you when you're in a deal with that information the now sad that that's what's so what has privacy advocates because it's absolutely dazzling some drawbacks without the burgeoning technology well not so in time for bed thinking so much art easel islam. thinking and new details have surfaced regarding how think of america has been keeping tabs on social activist. last year you may remember that anonymous activist revealed that tiny nails and spreadsheets showing they could america had been involved in tracking the on line services used by activists. now more information regarding the bank's recent surveillance activities are coming to light this time to meet the young teen records

and documents concern an anonymous backed demonstration called the million mast march. it's a protest that took place in olympia washington on nov fifth of last year. new documents reveal an extensive collaboration that took place between the band washington state patrol and federal counterterrorism agencies involved the impact hacking of the event organizers and other activists who at the input and information gathered about the potential protesters was then shared with bank of america and in return bank of america participated in its own snooping in sharing the move by using twenty of its employee is to monitor acted this via social media in another state is at the center of a lawsuit over how they treat the mentally ill prisoners. a south carolina judge on wednesday ruled that the south carolina department of corrections violated the pool and unusual christian cars in the state constitution. the state now has six months to make a plan to better deal with its

mentally ill inmates. thirty five hundred seriously mentally ill inmates have filed a class action suit against the south carolina department of corrections during the final week trial team mates testifying about harsh treatment that included long periods in restraints excess of the use of pepper spray and long term solitary confinement. in his ruling fifth circuit court judge michael backs lee said the state's mental health program is called inherently flawed and systematically. a deficient in all major eerie as the judge also noted that the lack of basic mental health care has led to death in some cases the law suit was filed by protection in advocacy for people with disabilities. the group did not seek financial damages but ask the court to compel the department of corrections to provide adequate mental health care for its inmates and the department of corrections says it will appeal the ruling hollywood loves movies and our

international intrigue and spying at the central intelligence agency sometimes the sounds even include a role for holly was in these intelligence operations. take the award winning film fargo for instance which is based on a true story the canadian film crew resigned we all went together to come. you make of it. with the completion of the to do it. the full rundown hard science student loans more. with ppp. if i'm going to fake movie is to be fake. the ice for as long time see any way or john rizzo tells it relationship between the spy agency and long while and as i could see it and his new book company men rizzo says that actors producers another movie making power players are always happy. how about this yesterday in any way they

cried something the lawyer said was of poverty in equal parts because they are sincerely patriotic and because it gives them a taste of real life intrigue and excitement. my one story was over town and there was an actor who wanted to taste add something else or sec's sniff of something ounce. he said in that situation. the actor refuses to take any money but he told the sentence that all the wants of us is to score him the best fifty thousand dollars stash of cocaine you can find. he seems to think we can get the real team of staff. rizzo learned about the situation because an agent had approached and asked if the cit a can move forward and make the train brazil claims he makes the awkward for last. it's likely the actor was able to find his piedmont stuff elsewhere. can and does it for now i'm an irritated. you knew who knew. when you win

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