here moscow time are two reporting tonight on kuwait boy code collective widespread anger at a poll they used was little position it says is rigged in support of the u.s. . polls so it egypt's president morsi supporters away in the rival rallies of me thank you we can see so from the post and the constitution is out it's a draft. israel's called on by the world to call all new settlement building in the west bank in east jerusalem just a day the u.n. a great stunt diplomatic status. hello and good to have you with us because

a mislaid opas issue kuwait's boycotted saturday's parliamentary ballot in a bit of standoff with the country's own elected leaders the u.s. but monarchies accused of amending the voting rules to influence the outcome of the poll for most in the gulf states with the latest for you kuwait maybe a tiny nation but it's a regional influence as well as its strategic importance to the west is immense absolutely immense as an opec member anything any sort of unrest that happens on the ground here could have potential impact on the world oil market as well as global oil prices as well as the pentagon's plans to use this tiny nation as a hub for its ground forces as a counterweight to iran now kuwait already holds three american military bases and folks in washington are talking about increasing the troop presence here especially in light of the withdrawal of troops from iraq and the looming withdrawal from afghanistan now holds have officially close here in kuwait and while we won't know the results for a few more hours the opposition is already. a victory here saying that the boycott

was success that voter turnout was low and that the parliament therefore is illegitimate now what this means is this could spark further on rest on the streets on the ground here in kuwait as people are quite frustrated with the developments in the political system on one hand this country is considered to be one of the most democratic and liberal and sort of open minded compared to the other gulf monarchies but at the same time the unelected ruling emir has the power to veto legislation to dissolve the parliament which is what has taken place four times since two thousand and six as well as effectively there's been a ban on political parties and gatherings of more than twenty people are banned and so the worry here is that while kuwaitis do generally enjoy more rights than residents of other gulf states that there is a trend towards effective oppression here on the ground and a move away towards democratic does ation and this is of course all happening as the gulf countries are struggling to deal with the effects of the arab spring

hoping to stave it off from taking place on the ground now what we've heard from the opposition already actually in fact we have spoken to a rock who on twitter he's leading opposition figure on twitter he had already said the kuwaiti people have succeeded in bringing down the selection by not taking part we sat down with him and i want to play you a little bit of what he had to say about the political problem here. i have a problem is that the government doesn't need neither the constitution nor democracy and they always start to talk about dialogue whenever they need a temporary alternative but in practice they are defying democracy the main problem is that since one thousand nine hundred seventy six the development of kuwait has stopped because the government started thinking of how to change the constitution and get rid of it the growth of the country has stopped and the government is unable to change the constitution or to continue with the development process as a result the situation has got to where it is now. and so what he's referring to is effectively what people feel is a corruption at the top

a lack of economic development despite the massive oil wealth of this country both as well as what people feel a subversion of the political system and as i said while there is more media freedom and sort of political freedom relative to other countries here we have seen activists arrested for speaking out negatively against the ruling family and the policies here and we've also seen crackdowns on public gatherings and sanctions protests with the security forces using tear gas stun grenades as well as rubber bullets so the fear here is that the country could be moving away from liberal policies and from theoretical democracy. to see cuffe an awful meantime in egypt thousands of businesses rallying in support of the president while the opposition continues to demonstrate against him mohamed morsi initially sparked public fury of the grubber himself supreme powers and now the draft constitution is political as approved has also come under fire is out he's told by reports from cairo. protesters have been camped out in tahrir square since last week since egyptian

president mohamed morsi if you decree granting himself sweeping new powers that kicks off a wave of protests by the more liberal sections of egyptian society not just here in cairo but in cities across the country some of those spilling over into violent protests we're seeing take gas thrown and stone exchanges between the protesters and police a number of protesters have died hundreds more have been wounded across the country in those protests because of it the roots of it a constitutional crisis here not what people in visit when they have their revolution nearly two years ago the overthrow of hosni mubarak last week after this declaration how much more see the current president backed by the muslim brotherhood said that the reason for that was to try and get a new constitution last in a process that dragged out for a long time for egypt's however the constituent assembly that drafted that is

dominated by the muslim brotherhood many other representatives of more liberal representatives coptic christians and other groups that have withdrawn from that assembly in protest so there is the fear that that new constitution which has just recently been drafted is too islamist ad is to religiously conservative doesn't make enough provisions to protect minorities in egypt and society mohamed morsi for his part ses he went to compromise he wants to protect the revolution and today it is the chance of his supporters he is supported by large sections of the egyptian population and he did win the presidential election these protests will continue here in tahrir square as well and we have this shows that the constitutional crisis and the battle to try and get egypt's revolution on the right track. on a track that egyptians can agree on is far from over. tom barton for the well

current political sociologist side said they told us egyptians know better than to trust leaders who soon so called temporary sweeping powers. nor any of that. in the world. will tell you it is a temporary thing if there's full emergency call does the same same thing city use of war under president obama and we stayed under emergency law for sixteen years and it was all the syria excuse at the simpering it was a short period egyptian people in two thousand and twelve are not the egyptian people in two thousand and ten didn't have change there was a political culture that has changed a lodging such like social networks and strong you cannot lie to them and you do not trust this group also defined that the muslim brotherhood looks to be a part of the by the united states and if it succeeds in egypt it would see that all the arabs who go to this and americans will be able to establish an islamic.

america we seems in the area to policing the all of the horses who have theory in many ways was new horses that would open with the people inside but serve the american strategic interests in the area from outside. and number of western countries plus the un if it had it israel for authorizing three thousand new settler homes in the west bank and east jerusalem israel's move came a day after the un general assembly upgraded palestine to being a nonmember observer the us called the construction decision counterproductive to peace negotiations on a two state solution palestinians say the lands of the west bank and east jerusalem which were occupied by israel in the nine hundred sixty s. must be returned to them but since then the number of israelis living there is risen to half a million for the palestinians all settlement building must stop before any peace talks begin human rights activist a vine things both sides are further apart from a two state solution than ever. if we're serious about

a cheese they solution and if we're serious about meeting towards that there there's no way that this film ever said. some of the clinching can be seen as in any way a move towards getting back on the table and moving towards the peace talks that desperately need in the latest upsurge in violence. we've seen documented. indiscriminate attacks they fail to distinguish between combatant and civilian in the same way that hamas rocket attacks very clearly are aimed at civilians which is a violation of international humanitarian law in the sense target civilian. indiscriminate nature of. our way for a two state solution perhaps we've ever been before but only by building on the international consensus that we've got that israel and even the united states are further away from can we hope to move towards. long lasting peace on. the

future of america's high tech. in a few minutes of silicon valley is shutting out the innovators who helped create its digital revolution. but thought what i don't know doesn't hurt me so if your government is killing innocent people you're ok with that i'm not saying ok with that but. i don't i'm contradicting myself but i obviously don't want my government to kill innocent people but in the same boat. how do i know there are people in new york where the ignorance is bliss that when it comes to big government dark secrets just. a lovely quiet morning a family gently sleeps. with fifty armed f.b.i.

agents stormed the house guns drawn despite the family pleading that they were unarmed the law enforcement agents oh. fire on a weaponless teenager my asian huli thankfully sholay suffered minor flesh wounds but the key issue is that it remains unknown as to why the house was stormed so here in america for no reason guys in black uniform storm someone's house a loaded some rounds and left with no justification or explanation yes the family still doesn't know why this happened the f.b.i. is remaining silent you know i understand that there are some very bad individuals out there doing some very bad stuff at home but if you don't even really know whose house you're storming or why you're storming it then maybe you should lay off the siege for a while you know what take a few minutes to think it over have a cup of coffee and maybe even do a little google search about the fourth amendment but it's just my opinion.

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is a merged apparently showing syrian rebels executing loyalists while the victims pleaded for their lives some of the. graphic one of the referencing and. behind several terrorist attacks in syria. new advances in the drive most wards the capital damascus. syrian authorities say they restored. and from several cities offer to the nationwide communications blackout a flood of news on this punching henning said he says the rebels advance could not have been possible had they not been helped from. become a massive problem again with syria and we've had this problem from the beginning which is the skewing of information coming out of the country the syrian observatory for human rights was responsible for a lot of the usual bogus claims that allowed the west to sort of justify the

backing of the free syrian army terrorist groups the leaders of our western countries particularly nato countries or encouraging the syrian terrorist rebels guerrillas whatever you want to call them to really accelerate the bloodbath in that country because in the eyes of washington and london the bigger the blood's out the quicker they can have reaching change just a report just came out this week with a supplying satellite units to rebels rebel groups terrorist groups essentially in syria so they can communicate while the internet is down to their country there was a niche initially sold in the media in places like the washington post as a move by the assad government possibly to shut down rebel communications but actually upon further investigation it looks like it's possible that actually the combination of the united states operatives and the syrian rebels could actually be

behind the bringing down the internet and the reason is is because if the blood escalates in that country the last thing that the west wants is any reports coming out on the internet of actual rebel terrorist atrocities in that country atrocities that we've seen quite a bit of recently. other international news stories now tonight a suicide car bombings there three dead in southern afghanistan at least six more were injured last two according to officials the intended target was a local police headquarters but the vehicle detonated before reaching the gate no one claimed responsibility for the attack. north korea says it will try it a launch a long range rocket later this month a move set to sour relations with south korea then and the united states failed launch back in april resulted in washington suspending food aid to the patella tarion state tension on the peninsula is also rising over south korea's recent deal with the u.s. which will dramatically increase souls ballistic missile. a cargo plane has crashed

into a residential area in the republic of congo it's feared more than thirty people could have died there the aircraft skidded off the runway in the capital brazzaville in bad weather while trying to land hitting houses before ending up in a ravine all crew members on board are thought to have been killed. in silicon valley has long been the world's leading hub for high tech business of course a reputation largely down to an influx of foreign entrepreneurs but as it is within a quarter of a found this global symbol of enterprise could now be a danger but the u.s. growing ever more reluctant to welcome new talent from abroad puts silicon valley. lots of sharing helping each other even competitors will help each other. some of the biggest brands and the planet's n.l. instantly is so she says what america and surprisingly the majority want created by foreigners. jerry yang who was born in taipei surrogate britain whose parents came

from russia when he was six or pierre omidyar an iranian born in paris silicon valley has thrived thanks largely to immigrants people who came here with their dreams and had the drive to make them a reality they transformed this place into an unreliable for high tech development the birthplace of global pioneers one person who helps those outsiders to get a foot in the door is german born and how it could blend struck she says the valley moves so fast that it seems skilled foreigners springing up left right and center that she average day and there is a simple reason such success is coming their way so many of the of the indians and chinese that come in the others they make these great companies and then they hire people so they are really giving work i think they're hungry they're words they want to succeed they're driven the valley's biggest rice came with the boom of immigrants in the ninety's that brought innovations in software and internet services the numbers speak for themselves just over half of the companies found it

in silicon valley from in the ninety's to the mid two thousand had founders born and brought in the latest research says there is a case to one for him born inventor behind three quarters after a new patient and like her many others getting impatient for a start up is what brought julia to palo alto her project is called smart wall and works as a messaging tool for those who want to avoid social networks most of the people that are that i see are foreigners and also there are a lot of americans that are not from here so they're also coming it's it's not a matter of nationality here is a matter of the real skills that you have but there are some clouds on the california sky currently over half of foreign born inventiveness face visa hurdles the end. knowing economic recession has brought deep fears of home and not much needed jobs going into hands that have come from

a brought me in hard for many to understand that foreigners can actually bring benefits to times when america so desperately needs and i think that's something that white america doesn't get they don't understand why. because they don't because i think that a lot of their fears are still though they're taking their jobs the way america prides itself on being a melting pot the country where thousands flocked for a better life but u.s. immigration policy me put an end to all that i do not question artie. check the stories online for us tonight the u.s. senate approves a bill on national security which could damage the capability of afghanistan's security forces it would read up more about that and find out why it's called plus so bloody a potent publishes his official welcoming address revealing the agenda for the year ahead as russia resumes the presidency of the g. twenty. u.k.

officials get hot under the collar white world and seventy boxes containing top secret files about britain's former colonial rule of god in a missing worst case scenario them. during two days of pretrial hearings lawyers for the american private accused of leaking classified data to wiki leaks have talked of his mistreatment and suicidal thoughts bradley manning's already spent the best part of two years in detention for revealing killings the u.s. military didn't want exposed on the anniversary of the cable go that landed in bars the very hard for the stars where the people really want to know what their governments are up to. it's been two years since wiki leaks released what's now known as cable gates the world's largest leak of classified u.s. material so has it changed the world much this week let's talk about that i'm kind of a thought what i don't know doesn't hurt me so if your government is killing innocent

people you're ok with that i'm not saying i'm ok with that but. i know i'm contradicting myself but i obviously don't want my government to kill innocent people but in the same boat. how do i know they're innocent if you run a government and you live or you run a business this is a a business and you lead everyone from your employees to the person who's the janitor know everything about your business something's going to come back and haunt you and so maybe you shouldn't do anything that would haunt you. if. you have a good point knowledge is power right so we found out some information so that's a positive thing but i don't know if it's changed anything you don't think it's changed the way the government might act i think if they broke through some sort of firewall to get this information they probably built a new firewall that they can't break through quite as easily i don't think i it's changed anything i think the government is going to make it more of a secret you know as long as there is money power involved i don't think anything's

going to change the information has since the printing of good will burke in the fourteenth century. the public is allowed to have information what about the government are they allowed to have information about us certainly yes so what about the people who protested that the government is using the internet to spy on us. well i want to spy on each other just look at today just to minutes ago syria just closing the internet so is that a government the i think of the government supposedly the what america is the world is ultimately is going to be about it whether or not we feel like wiki leaks has changed the world the bottom line is governments might now feel like they have their own big brother watching and hopefully that's a good thing. a complete change attack kono shortly on the program after the break russian cossacks re-enact a historic and perilous march towards congress to. select

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of it comes from a family of cossacks and he's learned to sing the old version of them. when his horse became. the silly had to trail behind the procession he still believes the question of who won the battle is relevant to what you would say the battle ended in a draw but it was an honorable droll there's no doubt the french emerged victorious they did override the battlefield to seize the battlefield was the victor but even if it was a victory it was a costly one. was . that good morning. well over. at least. still a long way in the future. just beginning to get ready for the journey. and it all

started here exactly one year ago. bacilli is making ready to ride his horse is called. good boy come over here. just like a member of the family they often joke at the horses are even more dead and their wives and children. need to talk to him all the time you see he's just like a toddler he sees the world the same way. from all over the area have come to take. none of them has their own horse they haven't even seen. until now. but still tamed only a short while ago. even to allow anyone to enter his stable. his head greatest concern is to keep his head.