didn't. big band soldiers syrian opposition makes a fresh plead for an option i was actually it's playing people support for the insurgency is dwindling and the new allegations of rebel atrocity. egypt's president orders the country's top military officials to retire as a major offensive continues in the country's volatile sinai region. and the turkish migrants turning their back on the debts trick in the e.u. after deciding that expanding our own nation now has more to offer.

the news from russia and around the world this is us he was me our thanks for joining us they've political leaders of the syrian opposition have made fresh calls for a no fly zone in the country the syrian national council even wants foreign troops to start patrolling areas near the borders with jordan and turkey but the u.s. and its allies remain reluctance to get directly involved and are instead of bolstering material support for anti-government fighters meanwhile alleged rebel atrocities outsourcing more syrian activists to disavow the opposition under this amateur footage apparently shows insurgents throwing the bodies of loyalists from a rooftop in aleppo a key flashpoint in the watching conflict they had a one of independent media outlet in syria told r.t. that he's puzzled why the rebels are pleading for foreign action when they claim to have the people support. when anybody talks about a no fly zone they are talking about a regional war they know quite well that the syrian army will not allow any foreign

power or foreign armies to interfere within the syrian land and any attempt to create a safe zone or north fly zone will be used on the child by war and any war between syria and turkey or syria and any major mission which. turned into a large regional war syria is a part of a huge alliance and for instance the iranians just last week made it clear that if any foreign power tries to interfere in syria they would not just watch their strongest ally fall it's even workers are being attacked i've seen rebels kill people in the streets lot of them with knives and then miss clinton comes and gives them money they lost in the massacres they are losing in any poll as we speak and as usual when ever the they find themselves in a pickle like this they call for foreign intervention and if if they claim that they have popular support as they have been saying for seventeen months why do they need foreign intervention the opposition is also stepping up efforts to round up more material support from abroad but some of those willing to help are often

unaware of exactly what's going on in the anti assad camp then editor can shed some light on the darker side all they were battling. ever thought about adopting someone why not a syrian rebel as this headline says for just one dollar a day you too can help a syrian rebel oust president assad these days you have a good number of organizations which present themselves basically as charities where you can make a donation to the rebels in syria this is the website of one of the rebel groups there saying among other things they are seeking military equipment then there is another organization which collects donations based here in washington and supported by the u.s. government they're called syrian support group we try to reach out to them and ask how they plan to distribute that money we never heard from them another web site one called adopt a revolution they also present themselves as a charity but it's organizer admitted that it's hard to see where the money goes as

far as who the donors are he said they range from corporations to retired couples and students possibly those mentioned retired couples who've seen videos like this one with a rebel singing a backstreet boys song oh. oh but what the page for donors does not say is that not all rebel fighters are some romantic backstreet boys fans probably not these ones and this footage shows an apparent mass execution of assault supporters by the rebels in cold blood. reports on the ground show that very six treatments groups are doing the fighting including al qaida but it's not to say that all of them are all either or it's a full blown civil war where the degree of hatred is so high that people commit atrocities on all fronts i spoke with one of america's leading experts on

counterterrorism and he told me the bloodshed will be even harder to stop as more outside forces get involved it isn't any more simply a question vs a whole. it's a question of saudi arabia versus iran and it's a question of turkey's increasing role in the middle east all these things make this more and more complicated and make it less and less likely there we're going to have a peaceful resolution instead we're going to have a winner take all solution one could say the danger is in simplifying things putting them black and white supporting people who kill can be called anything but charity in washington i'm going to check out. and later in the program we hear from dr abdul aziz of al-qaeda who spent fourteen years in prison for his political activism in syria and he says that that peaceful struggle is the only way towards his country's democratic future. everybody wants corporate.

to congress the military groups first of all the regime second round of groups over was to show that it's time it's high time indeed to come to a cease fire and to start negotiations about what to do and how to arrange some peaceful future for the country of course this includes the prisoners from the must step aside at least for a wide. and the power must be passed or to have some acceptable personnel from the regime acceptable to the regime and accepted to the opposition as well. to start a transitional period in which. a new constitution and you know legality will be established in the country. egypt's president has ordered the country's two top military officials to stand

down the defense minister and chief of staff have been told to go during the major offensive that's underway in the country's restive sinai region along the syrian border outgoing defense minister. sametime towie was the country's interim ruler after last year's toppling a muslim of barak president morsi also terminated constitutional changes which gave the military council wide ranging powers and dr omar assured from the middle east studies institute at i think a university says that what looks like a stamp of authority has actually been done with the military's cooperation. you see a major shake up but it's not a civilian shake up it's not an appointed defense minister most of the of these changes where the negotiated at least by the member with the members of the scaf that promoted and appointed. and it's not. a surprise that the head of the military intelligence would always wear the

factions within the audley the capacity of. the other generals to. create some sort of trouble some sort of resistance to the president this head of the military intelligence was appointed defense minister because you have enough information on the army factions and on who could do what in the army so i don't think there would be action on the on behalf of the army or. it will she all see and in a few minutes new people new problems is still the same the mainly for the arab spring revolt. the region is plunging into radicalism and threatening its security. but also drives under or in the bungling industry what could suffering at polling conditions so that when we go plenty it's a way that. wealthy

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is the welcome back turkey's been trying for an e.u. membership card for over twenty five years but after the euro crisis struck some began to doubt whether it was such a good idea for national gloom has caused many techs who've been living in the e.u. for generations to hard back home in search of better jobs and opportunities. their reports now on the migration revised. what about five and a half million turks living in the european union their presence is certainly felt in societies in europe but as the e.u. continues to be deep in the red the lure of their original country's economic promise is getting harder to resist and the residents living on this street known as little anatolia say that more and more of their compatriots are thinking of cutting their losses and heading back home like the owner of this snack bar belgian

born outside has been finalizing his plans and is set on relocating his family back to turkey. europe is finished the crisis is getting worse every year is going to continue first greece then spain italy right now belgium there is a lot of stress lots of taxes to pay while in turkey every year is very powerful life is good you can live well why would you want in belgium it's no longer like this and the numbers say it all the e.u. managed a one point six percent growth in two thousand and eleven while turkey was at about seven point five percent gaining recognition as last year's fastest growing economy in europe while it is expecting a slowdown this year the grass still looks greener on their side and dependence on europe is not quite as it used to be the trade volume used to be very high with the e.u. countries percentage wise it used to be around fifty percent now it has gone down to just over forty percent that means we're diversifying our trade more and more

trade with african countries asian countries all around the world and this of course has spurred a lot of growth so we need people to be able to manage this we need qualified people personnel so we see that a lot of people are now coming you know second and third generation immigrants are coming back home for this purpose but there's another reason why a growing number of turks want out of the e.u. . now with the crisis what's the result we reject. foreigners obviously now that there are fewer jobs less money what happens is play origin is first given to the belgians and after the foreigners the turks the moroccans the russians my decision to go back to turkey is economic but also because when there is a crisis there is discrimination if you know of this community and yet as this migration trend rises turkey is still officially knocking on the e.u. store its candidacy for membership hanging in the balance for the last twenty five years thanks to a long list of requirements to fulfill and political opposition from some e.u.

countries people are afraid that that you will come up with more and more excuses even if we do overcome them people say that the other excuse is not that it matters any longer for some turks that. turkey doesn't need europe it's europe needs turkey in a few years you would see that i mean against turkey becoming part of the e.u. and right now turkey doesn't seem to be in much of a hurry either does or sylvia r.t. brussels. under some other world news and briefly this hour nigeria says it's killed at least twenty suspected members of the islamist militant group boko haram the military raid reportedly targeted one of the group's hideouts in the north east walk iran denies any losses accusing the military of killing civilians instead scores of people have died in the groups at targets in there in recent months. spittles in iran's north west are struggling to cope with the influx of injured

people in the wake of saturday's earthquake which killed over three hundred people entire villages were leveled in the quake and thousands of people are sleeping outside fearing further aftershocks rescue workers have battled for the nice to recover survivors from the rubble but their efforts are now in helping the estimated sixteen thousand left homeless. thousands of people took to the streets in indonesia to protest discrimination against the muslim minority in myanmar demonstrators called on the government to arms the bloodshed and recognize them as citizens over seventy people have been killed in terms of thousands have been forced to leave their homes during the ongoing clashes. a lot of the clothes we wear are created in bangladesh it's one of the world's top manufacturer is but also has a disturbing record in deaths and injuries among its workers factory is cutting back on safety to save every dollar have those on the shop floor paying with their

health for minimum wage jobs prayer sridhar has the story. i get it i want to smoke that's the last thing i saw before i fainted i don't know what happened afterwards lovely day was only eleven when she almost died in a fire in the garment factory where she was working making only fifty cents a day to help her family survive while lovely escaped many in bangladesh having five hundred workers have died in garment factory fires in the past five years i suffer a lot now i still have to buy medicine it still hurts a lot both my hands hurt my legs hurt too it's more difficult for me to walk around because of its extremely low wages bangladesh is one of the largest garment producers in the world attracting american brands from tommy hilfiger to j.c. penney to gap but the conditions at the factories are shocking low safety standards crumbling buildings and poor electrical wiring make working extremely dangerous

many of the clothing companies look the other way when things go wrong claiming that they don't know what their far away factory owners are up to labor activists say that the companies should take an interest in people rather than just profits it to it's very clear that these factories don't care about anything except among the wants dozens of workers may have. months corruption between the factory owners and politicians extreme poverty and a slow justice system make it nearly impossible for western brands to be held accountable garments account for eighty percent of bangladesh's x. for nearly ten billion dollars one of the products are shipped from here mainly to the united states in europe and every year despite the international demand workers still put in long hours and work for extremely low wages and those who are brave enough to speak out against the system are often times silent. only one percent of

bangladesh's garment workers belong to unions. most like lovely are terrified of speaking out she never received a penny in compensation from any higher ups in her factory or the companies they exported their garments to and has now been abandoned by her family because of the high costs of the medication she needs to survive i hope that something like this never happens to anyone but no one has to go through such a trauma while lovely hopes that no one else suffers her fate her scars are an every day reminder that because of her time in the garment factories her life will never be the same preassure either r t dhaka bangladesh get more from us a line at home so let's check some of the stories with gold right now. have a nice side full stomach gazes forgot the details of when you should be staring skywards to catch a spectacular meteor shower. plus north korea or ford's sound

the alarm over alleged u.s. and south korean their plans to blow up the humans of the only copy of the stephen is point out of their fears have foundation counted on. download the official application so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. l.t.v. is not required to watch all its all you need is your mobile device what you are to be any time any. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says his country is investing billions in home front defense and drills to prepare for possible strikes but it's only iran that it's a big concern with militants penetrating through egypt and al qaida linked rebels fighting for power with the syrian regime israel's feeling surrounded by a growing regional radicalism fall asleep explains. as

a result of the arab revolutions israel now finds itself surrounded by rivals starting with egypt you have a situation in the northern sinai peninsula that last week saw the egyptian air force being employed for the first time the israelis are concerned that you have a kind of jihad that's operating there they're also concerned that they're not going to see the same kind of willingness for cooperation from the new egyptian president mohamed morsi who comes from the muslim brotherhood that you saw in the past between his predecessor of course mubarak and tell of of as far as the situation in syria goes the ongoing violence has israelis concerned that should if bashar assad is toppled he could be replaced by al qaida the violence hasn't extended to get to the golan heights but certainly israelis are concerned about the toppling of a same troll control from within damascus they're also concerned that you could

have chemical weapons falling into the hands of extremist elements in addition to those who have a massive control in the gaza strip you have hizbollah operating from lebanon all of this coming on top of an already volatile but dormant situation these are the israelis and the palestinians so certainly tel aviv is viewing with growing concern the volatile situation on its borders afraid that in a moment it could flare up for this here tel aviv party. about twenty minutes in this sport the grand finale the twenty twelve long it's going to be a massive shock as russia manages to snatch three royal gold medals before the games and wind down. for a visit subject with natasha and so the olympic winners natasha hopefully rubbing her hands in anticipation of their prize money but how big are the. well it really

depends on the countries some pay millions while others just say thank you and you should feel honored to have represented your motherland or have more on that for you in just a couple of minutes but first let's check out the equity markets to see what's going on the where the action is right now asia shares a balancing just above the line as you can see there and that is good news considering that traders are really digesting disappointing japanese g.d.p. figures japan's economy grew zero point three percent in the second quarter that's much slower than expected with exports and consumer spending also showing some weakness is to traditional festival week in japan so volumes are actually pretty low in tokyo hong kong and hank saying it's also flocked to positive as you can see traders are still digesting friday's gloomy chinese trade data and new bank loan figures wall street ended friday higher and pretty thin traders stretching its

gains to a fourth straight week over the past thirty days that allan the nasdaq have added more than four percent each that's with the gains you seeing there on the screen expect to domestic expect domestic news through really drive the markets this week namely some quarterly results for all ma the biggest retail companies and the july retail sales numbers the u.s. dollar at this hour is only losing to the euro let's see the currency markets here they are and that's after showing some strains in the previous four sessions as the europe's debt crisis had investors really for safety and that means the dollar and that's definitely a transit dollars up seven percent over the past year the euro is down almost nine percent for the same period as the russian ruble ended friday's session lower to the currency basket will bring you the latest as soon as the russian markets open

in less than two hours here is how they closed on. friday and they had no place to go but down after the leaders g.d.p. report showed that russia's economic expansion in the second quarter eased to the school was days in a year but of course there is hope for the russian equities this monday since crude is showing some strain the u.s. benchmark futures recovered from the losses they made on friday brant is now hovering around one hundred fourteen dollars a barrel financial troubles across the globe don't seem to be dampening most of the olympic games the governments of participating countries will pay millions of dollars to those who went faster or stronger and higher and brought in the metals artie's katie pulled the explains. the olympics is now over for the winners they have a permanent reminder of their victories a big shiny medal but what can the champions expect in financial terms with

a return to their homelands well that depends on the individual and national olympic committees who reward their own sports stars the u.s. was a country with the most gold winners and the victorious that these can all expect a bonus of twenty five thousand dollars when they get back to the states in total that is one point eight million dollars that the u.s. government will be dishing out china hasn't revealed its official bonuses but it's gold winners will reportedly get a fifty one thousand dollar prize for u.k. athletes there's no extra cash to be won but there is a privilege of getting your head on a stamp so it depends what you consider to be more valuable russia has promised out these one hundred thirty five thousand dollars for gold but some athletes can expect even more the russian judo gold champion is i have can look forward to a one million dollar paycheck when he gets home and even countries that are near the bottom of the league table still offer a lowering amounts singapore was hoping

a one million dollar bonus would bring a gold medal but it'll have to wait four years for another chance although it hasn't won a medal since nineteen fifty six and the economic crisis isn't putting the incentives with debt stricken italy giving one hundred eighty two thousand dollars to each of their winners so while it may be the taking part that counts winning certainly leaves you counting more cash. so as you can see pretty hefty payments to the olympians and that's all latest from the business desk i'll see you back here in about fifteen or yeah i just want to say they deserve a down day after all right thanks for that monday morning business update will correspond to you just under an hour's time for the elaters and coming up in our recap of the top stories followed by the interview with a former super in politician so disturbed with.

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