i don't. have a morale it says he won't hesitate to close the bolivian embassy in washington and ask the u.s. diplomatic mission mission it to leave law passes latin american leaders me to discuss the recent diversion of his jet on its way back from europe the european union does seem to do the beating the united states of america which infringes on national so when c. does leave the country to be a colony of the great typical power days after europe expresses anger over the u.s. surveillance the union allegedly complies with washington's request to divert morales's flight. changing of the guard to rear celebrates as the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and are placed under arrest as a standoff between islam is and they are the leads to new clashes right now you can see live video from tahrir square in cairo where opponents of mahmoud morsi have

gathered to celebrate the islamist leader's ouster. forum in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story says he won't hesitate to shut down the bolivian embassy in washington or close the u.s. embassy and lead pas this is leaders of the south american states meet in bolivia to discuss the e.u. decision to ground and reportedly search the jet of morales over rumors that whistleblower edward snowden could be aboard almost the whole continent rallying in support of bolivia artie's alexei or chef he has more. things are not looking so good for the diplomats european diplomats accredited in that american country some of them may actually be expelled in particular those working in believe the following this nightmare flight of evermore alice through europe last night we've

seen an unprecedented solidarity from all the american countries on the matter they've all been very critical of what happened with the believing president now the president of argentina kristie that the commissioner said that this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent a joint statement coming from the colombian government stated that the airspace denial is an act of aggression and last but not least the president of venezuela nicolas maduro said this was a dangerous disproportionate and unacceptable aggression and. europe is the main victim of america's economic policies europe is the main victim of america's espionage and yet it's precisely europe that's insulted one of the presidents of south america it's unprecedented what the spanish government is done are we latin american citizens your slaves the slaves of that elite that kneels down before the c.i. a before the u.s. and no it's ridiculous we've also received

a reaction coming from the russian foreign ministry which was also far from have happy about how things pan out for the bolivian president so if you subclass somebody out there you are at peace with it it is the machine due to the failure of european states to give permission to the aircraft of the bolivian president to fly through their airspace and is forced landing of this special flight in vienna the following should be noted the activities of france spain and portugal could hardly be regarded as friendly towards we live here as well as russia from where president mirrors was traveling after his visit to moscow moreover the refusal to grant the right to fly the aircraft could have endangered the safety of the passengers including the head of a sovereign state. well europe received the lion's share of criticism for their actions in regards to the bolivian president with some latin american officials saying that despite europe is criticizing what edward snowden has actually revealed still it acted as a colony of washington but of course the united states have also been criticized on

this matter because of reports that they may have had a hand in this particular incident in fact the united states never made secret that they contacted countries in europe about snowden possibly traveling through that territory in that she should be handed over to the united states authorities for charges and the trial so. over and while edward snowden remains at moscow's sheremetyevo airport definitely will be seeing more twists and turns to this rather crazy story political analyst power of phony says the state's granting of asylum to an individual could depend on washington's consent. well the zeppelins with the flights of the president. is just surely how much the and the real security decisions for europe are taken in washington and. europe is a junior partner in the western alliance as it has always been over the past sixty

years i mean this is not nothing new. of course that is a measure of being accountable to their respective electorate to to show that they have some word to say and some dignity to defend so with they will probably try to raise their voice but at the end of the story there will be a political settlement of all this matter these rules of international law have been totally shaken since nine hundred eighty nine on to a level that even among the western powers now there is a situation where someone is more equal than others the possibility of a sovereign state to adopt decisions regarding the side or protection of a certain individual are completely put aside. to favor the major interests of the center of the imperial system which is washington in this case latin american leaders are joined in with believe using diggnation many echoing president evo morales at range that's what he said exactly. but you

know this morning i met with my colleagues and we will examine if it's necessary whether we should close the u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the u.s. embassy. the french interior minister said if edward snowden applied for diplomatic shelter in his country there is little chance he'd get it this after the whistleblowers revelations of the u.s. spying on its european allies sparked a wave of fury across the block including paris or it is very if an ocean reports what we see is actually a curious evolution of france's position over america's spying activity from an extreme outrage to an even more extreme tolerance and even support we all remember that france has become furious after it was revealed that america's intelligence services had been more natori in high ranking french and european union officials even abroad and also at home and then the angry at france's president has

demanded washington to stop spying immediately and has even threatened to reconsider economic partnership with america and delay the talks over an ambitious project with america over the world's largest free trade zone america france and european countries have been working on for years to work. we cannot fix this kind of behavior between partners and allies but we ask that this immediately stop because they can be no negotiations or transactions in all areas until we have obtained these guarantees for from. all of the european union or sexual but what we saw next has actually indicated a radical change in the country's position the european union countries including france have first agreed that the talks over the free trade zone should go on then later france has not allowed believe this president's jad to enter its aspirates because an undesirable person adverse norden could also be on board the same plane

and that allegedly following america's request to do so so why we see the. changing the position of france people here on the ground are saying that that's been an act of populism for from french president francois hollande his ratings are among the loyalists in the history of his presidency and of course he could plan to gain some points by saying exactly what his people what his electorate wanted him to say that only proves that france has not been able to go beyond words in its accusations of america's behavior and will not actually openly spoil its relations with washington and actually instead of gaining some popularity here on the ground a french president has been the opposite that public people say they are shamed with this ypocras see from their leader. commenting on europe's role in the scandal robert oulds from the bird group says it's now europe being colonized by u.s. policy use not really independent in terms of its own foreign policy european union

follows what america does it really does seem to accept american foreign policy goals rightly or wrongly but that's not an independent voice any but i and other countries within the european union under the common fold and security policy so really it does mean that the cherished principle of a nation state having its own phone policy is undermined and that then does leave the country to be be a colony of a greater political power which of course months country to democratic legitimacy. u.s. spying scandal growing as ecuador reveals details on surveillance of its london embassy the country's foreign minister shown images of a microphone used to bug the facility where we can be expelled or julian assad is holed up this is the campaign against u.s. spying it's gathering pace causing even some u.s. citizens to rally plus scientists have revealed evidence of the distance of solar web space when put on r g dot com to learn more on the recent discovery by

researchers. people in cities across the u.s. and abroad have gathered to express their anger over the n.s.a. sweeping surveillance program a campaign initiated by the restore the fourth movement started on social networking sites like reddit and has gained some support artie's marine important has more from new york. on the birthday of america's independence hundreds are taking to the streets in new york city and throughout the country to take part in the restore the fourth rally this is a campaign that watched last month in the aftermath of edward snowden's revelations about america's spying program a program that a shock to those living in the united states and those living around the world another story the war aims to offer superstore the fourth bill of rights which protects us citizens from on the lawful search and seizure is the purpose of this rally organizers say is to spread awareness and spur political action against

unconstitutional spying by the us government press freedom not advocates that we spoke with say that these protests are crucial because mainstream media is not adequately covering the n.s.a. leaks and their importance to everyday citizens i believe the fourth amendment is being breached by only the government but by the police with search and seizure with the n.s.a. leaks and everything has been coming out and we i feel lied to i feel you know betrayed by a government that's supposed to uphold the constitution even though they say that there's laws that make everything they do legal it seems like legal gymnastics to me i voted for obama twice i donated twice but i'm tired of the expansion of these programs that seem to violate our rights and focus more on keeping us safe in the name of fear it really frighten me that the director of national intelligence lied to congress and i haven't really been any repercussions he issued

a written apology but people have lost their jobs over less and it seems like he really needs to resign we are living in the midst of the of the largest. you know on unreasonable search and seizure system we've ever seen in the history of mankind is completely suspicion less search and seizure of our information and that people should be infuriated that this. the crowd has marched more than a lawmakers down on them in the windy here at federal hall where the worst congress cost the bill of rights in addition to this event more than five hundred thousand people have signed an online petition stop watching daughter demanding full disclosure of all n.s.a. programs now although this rally may be over those participating in it say that their campaign is just beginning morning from new york marina artsy kelly by who helped organize a rally in los angeles worries that democracy is coming under threat from government surveillance we want just an actual democratic judicial review of these

programs it's important for americans to commit and allow these programs why are we why are these programs being enacted without voice of the people committing this to happen we just want to open debate we want to know what exactly is going on how these programs are being implemented and we know we want to know what our government is doing and either approve of it or disapprove we just want to be democratic i don't believe i have anything to hide but i believe that my privacy is a basic right is a basic right for everyone states i don't think that terrorism program should be snooping on american widely secret government i'm sorry that does not equal democracy that is not america. click away live updates on the restore the fourth campaign click on r.t. dot com for pictures and video from the marches and still to come after a short break celebrates the end of president morsy rule we take a look at what the swift change of power could mean for the country and its people stay with us.

so basically when the saudis or the iraqis or the or the turks or the companies when they provide the syrian that is providing for their own said that the same d.n.a. that cousins if you share a language to share of a faith who share a culture and tradition now what you're saying is that because you are an arab because you are a muslim you for some reason have the same right to protecting the syrian people but to me it sounds just as you know condescending as the bushes claim overseas that you know supposedly kyra responsibility and. technology innovation believes developments from around russia we. covered.

fifteen minutes past the hour a day after a military coup toppled the egyptian president the country's new leaders showing little mercy to mohamed morsy and those close to him a judge from the mubarak era oddly months or has been sworn in as the interim leader and the general prosecutor has had the muslim brotherhood supreme guide and his deputy placed under arrest the military maintains they won't take action against any group including the remaining poor morsy protesters but the swift change of power has triggered renewed clashes on the streets are reports from cairo . have happened. had to be part of the code in washington was the brotherhood which is doing

a military coup now as we zoom into the crowd to see that they are you sorry they cost you what ensures they were wearing the egyptian flag they sing in patriotic songs every so often they lift fireworks in the sky and they keep aiming these queen and laser beams of all the buildings around so much that i wanted to mention it to most government that they're washed and washed for good but these are not being repeated up to egypt you need to realize that the a very divided society and bearing the brunt of this new interim military is first and foremost the muslim brotherhood there have been some we rented everest was issued for brotherhood members and amongst those who have been arrested on the road with the death of the muslim brotherhood and the time and supreme guide and his deputies we understand that many of us up and gathered up and detained the general prosecuted or did these or it is interestingly enough that the traffic by president

morsi after the revolution back in two thousand and eleven he was part of mubarak's team now only on thursday and interim president was sworn in at the man so if he is the head of the country's constitutional court it's just a position that he had for only two days and in that swearing in ceremony he said that he was going to pay homage to the chance to post the adoption of the constitution and the bill in terms of who will be the new prime minister of this interim government it does seem as if i have it all fired it is the favorite and it was just the former head of at a mash up into to indicate that it is a position that is willing to take refuge in nothing but terrorists as well as army but there are critics who do say that if indeed people try to make prime minister i'd rather be a not a puppet for the you. not to state but tell us where it is when we have to put to what is going on in the west of egypt because x. game this is

a very very divided society and there are real concerns that they put the passions and violence between the army and promo supportive to the muslim brotherhood leaders have issued a statement saying that they are calling for nonviolence they don't want any kind of armed struggle that they were hearing statements have been from the grassroots muslim brotherhood supporters not wanting to jihad or holy war and the question is whether or not the leadership will be able to control the and go and the frustration on the streets the army is talking about implementing a road map it has dissolved the parliament it has abandoned the constitution it's going to be really what any presidential the parliamentary election said there was some kind of timeframe and some type of system that has been put in place of that there is again a real fear fear of clashes they were clashes afghanistan had to hire university they were also clashes not far from last time office and this is something that people will be watching perhaps earlier we spoke with one of the tahrir square protesters who says the overthrow of morsi signifies the victory of the people who

managed to push out a dictator. the military would not have moved an inch c.c. would not have moved on to boston for the millions of people who went down to the streets they went down to the streets after exhausting every single way of showing that what's happening is a dictatorship and the relations downstairs completely and utterly believe that they got the military to move and they've been accused and so far even in the agreement the military has created that enjoyment it has moved itself completely from the process i'm pretty sure it's a good warning for any president to come along to think about doing it to keep the ship here any of them or even trying to put the theocracy mother of the month of march i could call this is a good thing people are celebrating the collapse of jubilant jumped on this that it's been a very bad year people cannot believe that they actually got through the worst egypt's foreign minister has assured us secretary of state kerry that the ousting of morsi wasn't a military coup but the will of the people war correspondent eric margolis though says the overthrow of a legitimate leader in egypt had little to do with democratic principles. it is

nothing to do with democracy you've seen the legitimately elected. overthrown. is i see it shameful that you with your new leaders are pussyfooting around. it is not this is an old sanctioned military coup. disguised. at this point i don't see the muslim brotherhood others orders people of the fighting back against the army who are forty thousand. to train. domestic control. and. egypt's police forces who are. part of the

little worries for the crush the sense street demonstrations soon it's going to be very difficult for the brotherhood to assert itself. or not as another global news headlines syria's opposition figures meeting in turkey to elect a new leadership as president assad claims his opponents have failed to overthrow his regime the main goal of the opposition to reassure western backers that they can be trusted with weapons in syria more than ninety three thousand have been killed since the crisis started in march two thousand and eleven the conflict started as peaceful protests against assad's rule and turned into civil war after the opposition supporters took up arms to fight a brutal government crackdown on dissent. a top female police officer has been killed in afghanistan southern helmand province two armed men on a motorcycle shot dead thirty seven year old islam bibi who was known as a role model for women in the conservative region her death comes as four girls

have also been killed by a roadside blast in the province. new authorities the girls ages seven ages between seven and twelve were at a wedding and had gone to get water from a stream when the blast happened at least one hundred eighty civilians were killed in afghanistan last month violence in the country reaching near its highest level in the last twelve years the. former south african president nelson mandela getting treatment for a severe lung infection remaining in critical condition and doctors advised his family to turn off life support machines as he's entered a so-called vegetative state mandela was rushed to a pretoria hospital a month ago when his health deteriorated apartheid hero is ninety four years old. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued as a massive wildfire spreads in the u.s. state of nevada earlier a thunderstorm near the town of carpenter county and forced firefighters to halt efforts at controlling the blaze the fire sparked by lightning on monday. the prospects for the alternative cyber currency known as bitcoin have brightened

somewhat after some serious financial players are preparing to open an investment into it the winklevoss twins best known for suing mark zuckerberg facebook founder over claims he stole their social network idea planning to float a bit coin trust or teased katie pilbeam has more. bitcoin the peer to peer electronic cash just a man and an alternative to traditional currencies has had its fair share of controversies this is introduction four years ago and it's now being backed by the infamous facebook suing twins tyler and cameron winklevoss if the proposal for a big coin trust fund is given the go ahead by the securities and exchange commission the twins will contribute their own ten million dollars worth of big coins into the trust of exchanges shares in the virtual currency because it was created in two thousand and nine by an anonymous web developer and can be exchanged for other currencies and used to pay for goods and services but it doesn't exist in physical form now the big coin is seen by its users as an alternative to

traditional currencies especially during the euro zone sovereign debt crisis as more people began distrusting the central banks but the verge of coin has been linked to money laundering and accusations of drug smuggling which is made the value of the big point extremely volatile since the start of the year rising from thirteen dollars in january to a peak of two hundred sixty six dollars in april and right now it sits at around ninety dollars now their release is also tightly controlled member king essential banking systems control over the minting of money which means there can only ever be twenty one million created on right now there's around eleven million is. this factor has led to some to speculate that there may rise. the facebook feud between the when cost to end a mars like a bug was protected in the twenty to movie the social network eventually resulted in a sixty five million dollars settlement so i wonder if they'll be updating their facebook

status with their corny venture i think not. multi million u.s. dollars cash injection to make placing money into big point even easier opening up to more mainstream investors possibly. next worlds apart with oksana boyko stay with us after this short break. as a person who lives in russia i get asked very often why automatic console fat well are americans actually fat or is this just a myth from some hater countries the centers for disease control have declared obesity to be a disease that's a twenty point nine percent of adult americans are obese and that is an all time

high people blame the sedentary lifestyle as the cause yes if you were out all day at work and then all evening after driving home sure doesn't help your waistline but problems can have multiple causes and the authors of the book rich food poor food believe it could be tied to eight foods that are allowed in america but are banned in many other countries across the globe some of these chemicals and techniques and foods that are banned by some other countries are a less strong which is in many snack products which lower scale worries but kills your body's ability to absorb minerals brought me to flour which saves tons of time for the baker but beats up your internal organs and of course our good old friend synthetic growth hormones which are in livestock which have been linked to cancer big problems really have simple solutions you can run around and exercise as much as you like but if you're being pumped full of these chemicals that are illegal in much of the world well your chances of fitting into that bathing suit are ironically slim but that's just my opinion.

download. cation so choose your language. street corner joy your favorite. if you're away from your television well it just doesn't sit well with your mobile device so you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. hello and welcome to worlds apart a decade after the war in iraq it is difficult to find a single analyst in the middle east who would argue that it was worth while undertaking

was commentator is a much more blunt calling is more of oppression or even a genocide of the iraqi people the same community that condemned the use of force for political goals in the case of bush and blair appears quite accepting of violence as a method of machine change in syria and those who live in bastid the west for ruling iraq ultimately advocating a similar approach in syria to discuss that i'm now joined by an asshole to critique president of the cordoba foundation mr alter critic i really appreciate your being here now my first question may sound provocative but i find much of the pro-democracy and anti assad rhetoric really similar to what we heard from george w. bush about a decade ago people like yourself who at least at some point or in support of armed rebellion argue that since assad is a dictator or syria would be a better place without human therefore all the measures to get rid of him are

somehow justified even if it is a war and to me that is the very asons of the bush's case to launch a war in iraq there are some stark differences. between iraq and between syria and iraq there was no revolution in iraq there was a war. that was instigated by the push of interest strategic financial. whatever it may be at the time the lead tony blair and george w. bush to launch a war which i felt and i at the time was one of the leaders of the end to a movement ok what's the difference very. well syria was. was a revolution in the in the in the same way that egypt saw its revolution which toppled hosni mubarak in the same way that tunisia so revolution that toppled the benignly and in the same way that the people of libya rose the people of syria as well as yemen other countries also rose at the very same time the context can't be

ignored the syrian revolution for six months after it starts all it was calling for was the reform of the regime not the fall of the regime you mentioned that their way of florida was through peaceful protest and i take your point i was there on the ground are so many of those peaceful rallies but i think the protesters that i saw back then in damascus and in many other syrian cities have absolutely nothing in common with they aren't rebels and the problem is that your south your group and many other arab intellectuals in the west seem to you said just that you know on this particular case using violence using aren't resistance may be justified and my my argument is that it is not because in the case of george w. bush he also had some strong arguments of reading the world of saddam hussein to one percent had blood on his hands he was a dictator so president bush felt or at least articulated that you know while it may be a better place without him but.