we were told that this district was gleaned from months ago but as you can hear that not far from here clashes the interior shelling and shooting in the syrian city of the death toll continues to rise our team brings an exclusive report from the heart of the uprising. meanwhile wiki leaks promised to shed new light on the syrian conflict as the group begins to release millions of emails claiming the material is damning not only for damascus but also of the well it's. found in washington plans to invest millions to upgrade the notorious kuantan m o base the move suggesting the shutdown of the detention facility once promised by barack obama is still a far cry. from down below merkel's wrong to have made germany responsible for

spain's mogul but it's one hundred seventy two to call it is right in an open letter to the child's love more in the business of when people. use uncommon proud casting to live from the heart of moscow karen. shelling continues in the syrian city of homes as a u.n. monitor at mit's the violence in the country has reached unprecedented levels more than one hundred people have been killed in the last three days our correspondent maria phenomena heard heavy artillery herself as she toured the war torn neighborhoods of homs. but. this part of honey so maybe back on the syrian army control but their patrols never stop soldiers are searching house to house they're looking for terrorists or snipers but that's not

what they usually find. some people in their homes became their grades too and this room look human bones or at least one person. seems to have been burnt to death. in the next house we find three more charts calls. activists claim up to eight hundred thousand people have been killed since the uprising began sixteen months ago the u.n. estimates around ten pounds we have no way of telling if these remains or others like them were even counted. my brother used to be home to one hundred thousand people now we're driving through ghost area people have left military almost the only human beings left in this area this is he can see behind me this is a cemetery almost untouched actually while the rest of the city looks completely like the cemetery buildings schools mosques all in ruins and no sign of life while

many signs of this is one of the tallest buildings in the area and we can see from this balcony two completely different pictures two completely different realities look there beautiful pictures peaceful city while over there well we can see war homes the opposition hotbed has always been at the heart of the uprising against president assad was a weirdo bomb right that if you could have been be a percent of the clashes between the rebels and the army since it's been shelled heavily now so you can see it's quiet here but just steps away just misses away another. some time here and this is where the things are happening right now it's standing behind these raised strange rice quite safe but from time to time missiles reach the syria to this is why would a hurry up. but with the bar in other homes the district as you can see also most completely destroyed everything shops building schools even mosques we were told

that this district was cleaned from turkey months ago but as you can hear not far from here questions still continue so we were actually told not to go any further as it simply dangerous. soldiers come to our location tell us the rebels walk up so we leave. just a fifteen minute drive takes us to be another major homes the people here aren't taking their bags at least rob people here see the. very good and it's very sad if you will of a communist. talking to at a coffee on a street full of people it's easy to forget the truck tonight just a few blocks away. r.t. homs syria. meanwhile iraq's foreign minister has confirmed al qaeda militants are flowing into syria to stage terrorist attacks earlier this year an al qaeda leader

called on muslims to support the syrian rebels political commentator and historian gerald horne says western powers are playing with fire when supporting the opposition. we all know that during we one nine hundred eighty s. when united states was involved in trying to disrupt afghanistan that they wanted states collaborated with al qaeda and bin laden himself and the iraqis have a very bitter experience with al qaeda we know that before the u.s. invasion about ten years ago there were about two million christians in iraq sense that invasion and because of the car bombings and other kinds of depredations committed by al qaeda we now have a few hundred thousand christians in iraq many of those refugees have moved to syria where they're now experiencing the same thing that they experienced in iraq this ragtag bunch that's called the free syrian army is not going to be able to

dislodge one of the most powerful militaries in the region the turkish planes and that interfere in syrian air space just a few days ago came to realize that the silk syrian military has nothing to claim with so i think that diplomacy is the only way i'll let us hope that the north atlantic powers that we learned from the libyan experience we know that they dropped tons of weapons in libya in order to dislodge the regime of mr gadhafi under the guise of humanitarian intervention. wiki leaks is promising to present a different take on the ongoing syrian conflict us online group has started publishing the so-called syrian files millions of emails that it warrants will expose the west's hypocrisy and dealing with damascus earlier i spoke to our correspondent sara firth who's following the developments from london. this is the biggest release since we had cable gate which gave us the u.s. diplomatic cables and a really unique insight into the workings of the u.s.

government now the syria files is even bigger than that it's supposed to be eight times bigger than the u.s. diplomatic cable leaked in terms of documents and a hundred times bigger in terms of data now in the same way that we saw the u.s. diplomatic cables released its thought similar things going to be happening with the syria files wiki leaks have partnered up with different media organizations around the world and they go three the dates and released this in small stages now so far from what's been released already we've had a very interesting insight into the workings because these are the e-mails that were being exchanged between senior political figures in syria ministry figures corporations around the world the first scene of the really week that an italian company had been providing communication with the syrian police and the syrian army now they that contract is signed back in two thousand and eight when relations with

the syrian regime were much stronger with the west it shows that the technical assistance still being provided as late as february of this year say you know clearly that company more than happy to continue providing that assistance even as the violence he claimed a huge number of lies in the country and so you know i think probably there's going to be a lot of very nervous companies around the world is going to be a lot of nervous members of the syrian government certainly as we once again has this major coup in providing us with you know a very unique glimpse of what is going on now what about julian assange train oh he's been holed up in the door in embassy awaiting his solemn but answer has i haven't heard any comments from the chief whistleblower he did he released a comment three one of his spokesman sara harris and she said on his behalf what's . files waiting to do is not to embarrass one side or another it was a to give us really an understanding of what was going on and use that there was

a need to understand the culture that we'd be able to find some sort of rest of the . poignant words from the man himself who is of course of the moment is a very. in the ecuadorian embassy here in london still. thinks the battle against that it's this is sweden and again indeed the thoughts of the u.s. if he were to be sent to sweden. the fact that the syrian files are making headlines despite all the criticism julian assange and wiki leaks are faced prove the group significance that's what just one radix as national security and human rights director at the government accountability project if these leaks were meaning was flawed or not in the public interest in knowing cared no one would report on them and they would see julian assange djoser crackpot and no one would need to mention to it the fact that they're being reported on inherently shows their worth despite the fact that credit card companies that chilled doll financial

support to wiki leaks and he is holed up in the embassy this organization is continuing to function which is a testament to the by. the organization at this time and i find all of this to be very interesting because it shows a number one the leaks is alive and well despite the best efforts of so many countries to shut it down and number two that as much as the mainstream media wants to distance itself from wiki leaks the syria piles are the front page of every major newspaper in the world right now and don't forget the wiki leaks editor joined us and has been hosting his own interview program right here on our t.v. all twelve additions of which are always available at a sound r.t. dot com. there hasn't been a. t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact.

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a major some into a new infrastructure for its military base out kuantan i'm obey the u.s. government repeatedly pledged to put an end to the controversial detention facility that's based at the site and used to hold terror suspects or she's going to church again has more. forty million dollars will be spent to lay out this underwater fiber optic cable from south florida to cuba where the guantanamo bay prison camp is located the base commander said it only makes sense if we're going to be here for any period of time an infrastructure project like that may well suggest that the u.s. military's preparing for detentions and other operations at the guantanamo base for the long term when president obama was first running for office he pledged to shut down guantanamo in very strong terms in two thousand and nine he even signed an executive order to close it but not only did he not shut it down but the u.s. is obviously renovating guantanamo in this case by improving communications and the

argument is you don't make such an investment to pick up and leave guantanamo has made a black hole in america's human rights record indefinite detention torture around eight hundred people went through the camp within the last decade of america's war on terror the majority of them had nothing to do with nine eleven that's according to a former chief prosecutor guantanamo now the prison house is one hundred sixty nine detainees the government says eighty nine aren't those threats but president obama and congress have blocked their release as for the rest some of them have a shot at a military hearing but forty six don't have that chance because the government says they can't be tried for one reason or another the u.s. supreme court keeps refusing to take up one tunnel detainees petitions what has been striking to me was that the u.s. prides itself on the rule of law and human rights but at the same time has denied legal process to these detainees practice for sure and not just the one possible but in secret prisons around the world human rights organizations have issued

reports on all kinds of violations but to the u.s. it's been like water off a duck's back u.s. lawyer and attorney eric montoya who's represented some of the detainees at guantanamo believes the american leadership is totally failing to practice what it preaches. it's you're saying one thing and doing the complete opposite on one hand you know we're closing the base but on the other hand we're crafting warner state of the art you know penal institutions in the united states there's a big disconnect between the justice department between homeland security between the president and states and our foreign policy and i think we need to evaluate you know why we're spending millions upon millions of dollars on something that should not even be there in the first place later today we speak with british wire and university professor philip sands who says legal advisers practically gave the leadership unlimited power to do anything they want. but number of the lawyers

involved very senior love had no real background in the subject of international law the protection of the right individual and were very ideological in their approach basically they saw their function as law is not as be to give independent legal advice but to give the president the tools to do what he want to do that's not the function of a lawyer in any society in any democratic society. greece's farias at the british prime minister over his remarks the u.k. could restrict greeks from entering the country the move could also prevent other eurozone citizens coming to britain to escape recession at home greek m.p. ever khai believes david cameron striking a populist now just to try to keep a hold of his party. cameron's losing his party it seems that the democratic party is going really better so maybe it's like

a populism or trying to say something i've used this kind of statements to increase his popularity we are less likely to leave the country so nothing like that to be a problem and greeks in every county they've moved to they would grant the immigrants went to fairly or anywhere else they just created jobs and work really hard their way there so they wouldn't create a problem even if that would be the case it's against all the rules of the european union saying something like that while we're trying to get us out of this crisis i don't think it's good it was just pointless for me. and if you're headed online here are some of the other stories worth checking out on our website r.t. dot com. the fukushima power plant disaster may have been triggered by a tsunami but japan says it was human error that led to the disaster unfolding and . we've got the footage of a massive fire that raged in the russian capital find all the photos other videos

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it's twenty minutes past the hour it's time now to take a look at other news from around the world riot police clashed with protesters in love olivia as they tried to clear encampments outside the presidential palace officers fired tear gas and water cannon to force people out as they were pelted with rocks opposed to planned construction of a highway through a nature reserve demonstrators walked for two months from their villages to the capital to reject the plan. nato supply trucks are in pakistan crossing the border into afghanistan that's the first convoy to do sell since the route was reopened earlier this week is along the barge shut down the roadway last november following a u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani troops thousands protested the roots revival after u.s.

secretary of state hillary clinton apologized for the incident just a few days ago deadly american drone strikes and pakistan's allege a taliban support continued to strain relations between the two sides. is the idea of a multicultural society coming back to bite its advocates later this hour watch sharing the mother land on r.t.e. . was the ideal of multicultural society. sharing the motherland. and nation once seen as the picture of poverty there's no hot spot for small business with a growing middle class people are coming from all over the world to find be brazilian dream artie's you've got this going off explains. violence and poverty

just some of the images that come to mind when thinking about brazil but in reality these stereotypes are much more dated then you might expect and really is french and lives in rio only five years ago he and his partner were selling homemade bread on a bicycle and now with two popular cafes in rio and thirty six employees these two former school teachers have battled their we do success to be boring about teaching . and then we try to do something else it was making this a french. bread for me it's very difficult to get stories like this are becoming common in brazil especially in rio and san paulo in the last decade small private businesses have mushroomed all around since two thousand and three brazil's middle class grew by over thirty five million people starting from the also earn over eleven hundred u.s. dollars per month in rio the poor districts or favelas are now called communities

since every year more of their residents become middle class people are earning borrowing and are definitely spending more cash things are certainly on the up but of course there's still a long way to go when it comes to things like closing the gap between rich and poor and bureaucracy if you are entering into a market in brazil your chances of success are huge go for it be prepared to fight red in every stage of setting up and running your business. there is an expression that it's called the brazilian cost but maybe it's not as bad as it sounds the bureaucracy here to be we know it's a show man but that. any. court resumes economy is now the sixth largest in the world by embarrassing the uki and still grimly more people are coming here from braun to make their living not only from other south american countries but from

europe also and even now from north america to trade their chances of fulfilling was increasingly the brazilian dream. or de rio de janeiro. coming after the business up there with daniel and slovenia may become the sixty you bail out the euro member says it can't rule that tells off the fitch warn slovenia has one of the weakest banking's markets in central and eastern europe but the country's finance minister added a bailout will only be needed if those problems get even bigger and. wrong to have exposed her country to those risks one hundred seventy two economists have written an open letter to the chancellor saying she's open germany up to huge. e.u. states agreeing a banking union mrs merkel dismissed the economist fears she said the union is first of all about better banking supervision that is urgently necessary europe has open law on the use comic of persia is readying

a new round of cuts of the first deliveries good china is unexpectedly cutting interest rates for a second time in quick succession cheaper boring chinese banks who shares are pulling the nikkei closed down the euro is also slipping to the dollar on the news from europe it's now near three year lows against major currencies crude is a dollar down or reports saudi arabia is raising production to make up for sanctions on iran has swung into the red after a bright start this morning you're a contagion has brought losses on thursday as well oh major titan there says first off group. profits but rivals says first off it has climbed seven percent and china's downturn. worse than expected was probably a way. that may not hit this year's ten percent growth target despite yesterday's rates cuts beijing blames falling forward to more and for its products up to date

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