hello and welcome to our t.v. i'm karen taraji and these are top stories fresh clashes erupt in bahrain with police using tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters as a prominent human rights activist awaits a court verdict on or has been going all in since last year with the ruling monarchy cracking down on public attempts for freedom and reforms. the world's largest international muslim body shows syria the door as some member countries to funnel more equipment and allegedly weapons to the rebels the organization all the islamic cooperation is expected to pass

a resolution on syria where fierce fighting rages. and smile for the cia a u.s. reportedly spawn is on its own by using a system that connects all surveillance cameras nationwide attack experts believe the software which can match names to faces is being abused for personal and political reasons not protecting the nation from terrorists. next as the white house considers pushing through cyber security order a softer congress fail to get to grips with it or she talks to apple co-founder steve waltz about privacy rights and democracy. as co-founder of one of the largest companies in the world do you think that you have a responsibility to speak out about issues like internet regulation i don't think

anyone comes with a responsibility just because their company is really big especially since i'm not the one who wanted to run a company just be a great engineer that helped start it so i don't feel that anybody has a responsibility however i do like it when well known people that are in the public eye speak out on social issues and give their opinion what do think about legislation like so and people and why you think that they are so unpopular it turns out that the the internet when it first came it was a breath of fresh air it was so free nobody own the internet space countries didn't own it they didn't control it it was worldwide it was people to people it was like we little people the world all of a sudden had this incredible resource and we didn't have to go through other people selling it to us and delivering it to us that has changed a lot but still those were items that were kind of against just being able to use the wires to send whatever you thought of to somebody else who's a friend or whatever sharing sharing data so a lot of people have done that sort of thing they have freely shared a song maybe

a song with son or maybe they've shared another file with another good friend and they just don't want interference now sure it's illegal to share copyrighted material fine there are laws in place but these were new laws that were going to just totally try to put up roadblocks to services that had other very good purposes in our life for example i might make a promotional video for an interview like this and then i'll email it to you well it's too big to e-mail so all upload it to a little site maybe it's dropbox maybe it's my apple ideas maybe it's make upload all upload to a site and send you the u.r.l. and now you can download it and i do that regularly i heard you previously talking about kim dotcom is case. and you know you mentioned that the charges against him or pretty much fun. money and a lot more on what you meant by that yes first of all he ran one of the largest file sharing services in the world so the most movies and all were being exchanged by people through that site it's not a site where you could link connect to it and say search for avatar there was no

searching somebody could upload a file and then pass out a u.r.l. on their own and they're violating the law if it's copyright material like a movie and the person who downloads is violating a law too but the what kim dot com rant is just a service that's like the post office he was the post office it was being mailed through winding shut down the post office thinking that's where the problem is it's not so that was a phony charge they tried to charge him with a copyright violation himself for uploading sixty songs or something but they had come off of c.d.'s he had purchased so they say it was all these attempts that i call phony then they had to figure out a way to extradite him they needed a crime that would get him five years in prison to meet the law the new zealand law for extradition so they made up phony charges of racketeering like he's some big mobster connecting you know a big financial empire and all these countries i mean apple does that but kim dotcom is just a nice soft little sweet guy when you meet him who tells the truth openly you know

that you know when somebody is being truthful when you're with them personally and he doesn't hide things he doesn't share he doesn't have concocted lines to tell he's not a. racketeer there's a they charge him with mail fraud because he said i deleted some files and what he had done was delete the links to them it's like if you have a computer and you take a file and you throw in the trash the file is still on your hard disk it didn't really get a raised the link is gone you can't find it any more by that link so that's a phony charge he really had gotten rid of the one part you could get rid of to make it look as though it was deleted the phony charges just indicate that they're going to they're doing everything they can to make the public think they the prosecutors are in the right you know but you don't do phony things when you're in the right you have an open and shut case no. they're having they're having to go be on the bounds of what's what's right to try to convict him what kind of precedent do you think this is that's for just government overstepping and i've read a lot about how they confiscated his data files actually took him to the united states and they didn't have the right to do that it's it's yeah the trouble is we

developed what sort of rights you have to have against accusers meaning the police and the prosecutors they are the accusers presumption of innocence means the burden of proof is on the accuser they have to prove things you have the right to be notified what you're being charged of you have a right to you know a lot of different rights that make sure you're being treated fairly and prosecutors and governments have found every way they can to get around those rights and that's what bothers me is that you know if they want to convict you of something you didn't do they have an awful lot of techniques to do it lot of ways to do it you founded the electronic frontier foundation to protect free speech should the principle of the first amendment be protected with something like wiki leaks free speech is not absolute in my mind it's a very important right it has to go through considerations of did you violate it in ways that might be hurt somebody else some free speech could actually trigger harmful events could trigger even murders so it does murdering and an abortion

doctor count as free speech no there are limits to free speech i don't know in the case of wiki leaks. i don't know where that's going to fall out so you think there are limitations in terms of kind of opening or protecting all free speech online and the war on whistleblowers will all free speech online i was brought up with the belief that the first amendment was such a good thing every every one of our bill of rights in the united states was so crucial to my heart the way my dad taught me but free speech meant you could say something bad about the president even you could say something bad about your government you have that right and we were taught you don't have that right in communist russia so i believe in that right very strongly. as far as as as far. wiki leaks you know i wish i knew more about the whole case for on the surface it sounds to me like something that's that's good the whistleblower blew the truth the people found out what they the people have paid for you know and the government has no no that people should not know what they paid for growing up in

a generation where you've seen the internet perforate into something it's so massive and where political and social movements are birthed online now what do you think just about the evolution of the internet and how you know apple has really played a role in expanding that to people you know when we started the company i would go back to that point did we have a vision of computers being prolific in everybody's hands throughout society yes did we have the idea that it would lead to you know the incredible connection that the internet would come onboard the broadband would come on board for almost everyone who wants it and that that would lead to all these you know basically the way we live life in the way we do things put everything political everything social the way we do things with other people it's all done with your computer on the internet with your i phones with your mobile devices now and it's a totally different world than it was when will we have powerful computers but they weren't a part of your life as much as now and i'm just as happy as everyone else to see it having turned out this way how do you see it going you think that it will still

continue or do you think that we'll see kind of. curb i mean but the political and social movements now where everything's integrated everything's being homogenized in the entire world and we're seeing the arab spring the occupy wall street movement really because of social interaction yes i think that a lot of social interaction will be curbed i want to take that back i theory i fear it will be that the gate keepers those who can turn on and off switches allow certain things disallow other things allow who gets to send me data about a new movie rather than everyone have an equal say so of reaching me yeah i fear that very strongly that especially net neutrality issues like that internet freedom is be. in interfered with in major ways and it shouldn't i think the internet should have been considered from day one a country of its own that isn't bound by any individual country's laws maybe we could have an internet government but it didn't happen just like world government doesn't happen you know space doesn't belong to anyone the moon doesn't belong to

anyone these are really beautiful principles in life and then as soon as a country figures out a way to get control of them it disappears i'm an optimist and i believe we can move more and more towards net neutrality the trouble is a lot of it has to be enforced by the government and. conservative types and libertarian types say government shouldn't have any say and control over that that takes away our freedom wrong it takes away the freedom of the companies that are taking away the freedom from us every freedom we have in the united states every one of them was given to us by congressional regulation it's called the bill of rights that that is what gives us our freedom and yet it was from the government was government regulation no there are times when government regulation says you will not impede with the internet neutrality of the users but what do you think about this whole hacktivism movement that's come out of kind of you know the war on whistleblowers and the occupy wall street and anonymous and you have you know these takedowns of government websites and then you see legislation lexis cyber

intelligence security and protection act that kind of puts a stop to these things you think that that's kind of working as a guys. and using the hacktivism and hacktivists to kind of regulate the internet even more so i really think that there are means for legitimate discourse and trying to bring attention with activist to x. is wrong on the other hand i believe very strongly in legitimized marches and that sort of stuff you know with the approval of the authorities there's room in our society to go out and have a microphone and to have a say and be heard by so many others especially in this day of the internet so there are a lot of avenues it's just trying to you know grab something to get on the news and i don't think that's the way to maybe it's a start it puts ideas in people's heads but i really. i don't i don't think that's the right way to solve things and he said before that no one really has the responsibility to speak out about anything but why why do you steve why do you

speak out and why do you think so many others don't about these issues you know what the whole world is very conflict oriented we want to take a side and fight for my side my side might be my country it might be my computer platform it might be which browser i use and i take my side and everybody else. it's bad i want to fight it and i only want to look at the world one way and i'm the i try to be so wide and open and just you know accept everything and judge it that's a water cold scientific you know approach don't take a side don't be like for one religion against others that sort of thing thank you so much for your time. and prejudice.

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make your statement. spread the word. coupon through. pressure clashes erupt involved with police using tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters as a prominent human rights activist awaits a court order it arrests and been going on since last year with the ruling monarchy cracking down on public attempts for freedom and for foreigners. the world's largest international muslim body shows syria the door as some member countries funnel more equipment and allegedly weapons to the rebels the organization of islamic corporations expected to pass a resolution on syria for fierce fighting rages on. and smile for the cia. they us reportedly spies on its own by using

a system that connects all surveillance cameras nationwide tag experts believe the software which can match names to faces is being abused for personal and political reason not protecting the nation from terrorists. it's for it is here with you and in and now that all the hard work is done it's time for russians olympians to take it easy and don't they deserve it as well although in the pool in the truck there a bar como waving a kremlin welcome this week plus a lot of money coming their way more not coming up right now. that they have us this is indeed sport to be here in twenty four hour r t plenty ahead including all the. heavy luggage the russian olympic squad eighty

two medals arrive home from london twenty twelve. we think game russia's football squad gear up for their first match under new monitor fabio capello one way to put some players have yet to even meet the italian. goals go to war we recap the moments from mother and from week four in the russian premier league. rush is the impact of received hero's welcome following their return to moscow the squad finished fourth overall of the london games just one gold medal short of their target of twenty five showing up in huge numbers at sheremetyevo airport long before the arrival of the team on their patience was rewarded when the country's newest olympic champions began to slowly appear and the arrivals hall among them the men's volleyball team who shot brazil in the final the synchronised swimming team also there they remain on beat and since sydney to thaw isn't all medalists

will receive a sizeable slice of the nine million dollar price on an offer with a gold medal winners each getting a check for one hundred thirty five thousand dollars. for the folks at the seat of my main feeling is that this particular four year cycle is the work of now we're starting all over again what's most important right now is trying to make it to my wife and daughter through this crowd that this is very heartwarming to hear words of thanks she joined people's eyes and realize you've managed to make a lot of people happy not just yourself knowing that you've upheld your country's sporting excellence is an immensely inspiring. the first positive drug test of the london games has been made public and it involves a gold medal winner and astar. the athlete stripped of her women shop a title that has obviously meant a revision to the medals table shot quality of clogged seeing her bronze medal upgraded to silver and so after all stop troops field tests which occurred both

before and after the shop of final beijing champion new zealander valerie albums can boast of a second straight olympic gold medal to go along with her three world time. for the games that are done and dusted attention now turns to rio for the next installment of the summer olympics in twenty sixteen a number of the country's top officials that we have in the flag ask brazilians to match the success of great britain real mirror edwardo piers during the famous sort of sporting symbol which was created for the soul and it's back in nineteen eighty eight hundred over to president dilma rousseff in the nation's capital brasilia brazil won seventeen medals and won including three gold will be hoping for a similar showing to team g.b. go at their home games and claim a significantly larger medal haul in for. football where we're now just a day away from mrs first match under new manager fabio capello the squad convening on the training complex just outside moscow for

a wedding clash with the ivory coast former england boss capello is still to meet all of his players though that will be rectified when the team train together later in tuesday we'll tell you has repeatedly stressed the importance of bringing passion back to the sign after a disappointing euro twenty twelve campaign when it crashed out of the group stage one player who feels he's got a point to prove his strong was left out of dick advocaat squad for the final it's . also i'm feeling great i've been called up to play for the national team so i've had a chance to meet the new coaching staff and the manager so he's already laid down some ground rules but it's still early days so hopefully we'll use our time well just quite amazing sport complex but of course we'll be working on improving more wrong first and foremost something that maybe the lads lacked at the euros. staying with international football where germany host argentina in a friendly also in whedon's their joachim loew side the seeking to put a disappointing euro two thousand and twelve semifinal loss to italy behind them as

they prepare to kick off their world cup qualifying campaign next month beating the origin tines could provide a much needed confidence boost for the germans in what will be their first game since bowing out of the euros where a key man mario gomez. goalkeeper manuel neuer a rule died of the clash leo messi did make the trip to frankfurt with argentina however along with world class compared to the maria and sergio agüero expect a tight. france will be seeking to begin the deity in style as they host uruguay on weapons that the new manager who kept in the country's one thousand nine hundred eight world cup winning squad standing team discipline as a team starting over after internal conflict a real there are twenty ten world cup and euro two thousand and twelve campaigns well you're why will be without luis suarez which should also give the friendship of. let's talk tennis where new book talk of a chance taking advantage of the absence of his main rivals to retain the rogers

cup title the serb easing past richard gaskin the final six three six two for his third straight onto the two time winner was overwhelming favorite to come out on top encounter with roger federer rough feel the doll and andy murray all missing in action the decider itself turning out to be a one sided affair against the twenty six year old frenchman taking a strict it's precipice play for the serb having last weekend finished third at the olympics on the grass all of. those facts make my make my title here even more special this is the big tournaments a thousand event i'm very happy to to be able to to play the where played in the last two days. denko may have slipped in the rankings recently put the thirty one year old as proof. and he can still play a bit of the fiftieth ranked russian in cruise control mode against world over sixteen alexander paul off to advance into the second round of the cincinnati masters ukrainians although hall of committing

a huge twenty six on forced errors of veteran who was much more focused with just three six one six one the final score of a tanker truck this first masters title since two thousand. thing on the courts where petrik of each of us has opened her title tally for twenty twelve after the fittingly nine in the rogers cup the czech though pushed all the way in the final encounter revealing after three tough sets the twenty two year laboring through the hour long first set to eventually take it seventy five not however completely reversed momentum by cruising to the second set six two and half the time the chinese may have done too much too soon or she didn't seem to have enough left in the time in the decider seven five two six six games to three the final score twenty eleven wimbledon shopping can finally breaking her twenty twelve title. back to football where for the first time this season there's a team all alone at the top of the russian premier league is a neat going to tie in on previously perfect spartak on saturday to wrestle control

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