fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. now work of terror iraqi troops file coddling militants for the city of fallujah while another branch of the extremist organization carries out a deadly attack out in yemen finds out why the terrorist group has been thriving the spy being hunted by governments region and the u.s. we came here to try to understand how the group's been able to carry out large scale devastating attacks like the one memory that right here what's behind the rides about them that does the u.s. really understand with finding and that's three. she was so brave she didn't even cry i was talking to her all the time. our team meets a man who saved one of the youngest victims of the terror attacks in volgograd as a russian city remains on high alert. violent clashes between

a police and muslim brotherhood supporters believe a seventeen killed an egyptian as the islamist movement coals to boycott in the coming referendum on the country's constitution. watching artier national coming to you live from the russian capital with me. iraqi city of fallujah has become a battle zone between government troops an islamist with a population of three hundred thousand people has been occupied by al qaeda linked group that declared an islamic state there even though the army managed to kill the commander of the g. hardest and regain control of several districts them main part of the city still lies in the hands of the extremists the militant advance comes after days of fierce

fighting in the region between the al qaida backed sunni rebels tribal militias and the army around a hundred people have been killed in the bloodshed a third of them civilians robert naiman from the campaign group just foreign policy things as government policies that have paved the way for al qaida success. doesn't doesn't establish itself in functioning democracies where there's a broad social consensus that the state is legitimate it is that what this is and in countries where there's a breakdown of central government authority and conditions of civil war with a large part of the population sees the government as illegitimate you know we see this in. afghanistan reasons barked and this and yemen you know this isn't in somalia so and we're staying in iraq you know the the resort of the reason that al

qaeda has a base in iraq is because a large part of the sunni arab population seeds melky governor as a discriminatory towards the sunni arabs and terror has also been unleashed in yemen where all qaeda affiliated assassins gunned down a senior yemeni intelligence officer he was murdered in broad daylight in a drive by shooting. government supported by u.s. drones has been trying to dissolve jihad as network in a state for years but has failed so far are often looks at how qaida has adapted its strategy in the country. it's a bone chilling video the man driving this s.u.v. is on a mission to kill as a truck barrels into an army base in yemen's szabo province a sickening act of terror was captured on film omar. more than fifty soldiers died that day but al qaida went beyond simply claiming

responsibility it released this video showing computer generated maps in preparation for the attack and interview with the bomber it even included english subtitles and al qaeda leader is then shown chiding a group of captured soldiers don't know that you and the americans are in the same trench the american drones are in the sky or on the ground of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was formed in two thousand and nine turning the weak state into a breeding ground for some of the most high profile plans to attack the united states in response a steady barrage of the u.s. hellfire missiles but the shaba tack revealed a group that still both organized and deadly the problem with drones critics say is that they don't just kill terrorists an errant strike reportedly hit a wedding party in the central city of raw dog tribal leaders from the area say mistakes like that help boost al qaeda ranks. in with the

tribes initially united to defend against al qaida but then we saw the drone strikes were killing innocent people which has pushed the tribes to sympathize with the militants and to support them directly but the rise of extremist groups here in yemen is also related to the country's scarce resources water being a perfect example now in some parts of yemen they've been able to come in and prove the infrastructure as well as resolved. overwater fulfilling the function of a state in the state's absence. taking advantage of the chaos following the overthrow of yemen's president ali abdullah saleh al qaida was able to seize large swaths of land in twenty eleven under the name on sorrow shari'a the rebranded al qaeda offshoot fought with more than just guns aiming to win over locals with basic services in this propaganda video the group has shown streaming up powerlines in a long neglected abhi on province although western efforts to crack down on traditional funding sources have been successful al qaeda has since turned to

a different lucrative trade over the last two years al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has exported some twenty million dollars worth of ransom money according to some estimates kidnapping has become the group's single largest source of funds foreigners can bring in multimillion dollar ransoms and in a country where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line twenty million bucks can go of very long way out of group the person is getting. sometimes one hundred a. few hundred dollars a month the. job. i mean is that is a sort of look at the business to do not necessarily because they believe in. the objectives of the leaders of these groups but just it's a business and al qaeda campaign for hearts and minds may sound bizarre but experts warn it's a dangerous tactical shift it appears that they have stopped focusing on trying to

attack the united states and the west focusing on building a presence in yemen. to local communities so that when the u.s. and the government go after them they. unless. they can look at sort of them. is that more of a danger is a subtle. although one government offensive eventually dislodged on social we are from seized land that doesn't mean the group is on the run this man spent years as a recruiter and agreed to speak to me on camera without hiding his identity in fact he now works as an accountant for the government revenue because many youth joined us willingly because they were looking for freedom justice and the application of sharia law that they saw the show real follow through on promises it was committed

to yemen's future a worrying future if the present is any indication the group stage a brazen attack on the defense ministry in the heart of yemen's capital fifty six people dead more than one hundred sixty wounded it's a bloody reminder that violence remains a key weapon in al qaeda as arsenal reporting in yemen fourteen and you see catherine of. well grab remains of high alert following the delhi terror a blast that struck the russian city the funerals of the victims continue daily while some of the sixty who were injured have been flown to moscow one of them a nine year old girl was caught in the first bombing. it was just another day for unity at wagner grads a main train station but suddenly it all changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows and the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two

explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber reach through a crowded area between the entrance and the security national detectors. then i noticed a man in a girl's around towards the girl asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i picked her up and carried out of the station u.-t. saved a nine year old all following an ironic twist of fate she was there with her family to return train tickets as they decided to travel by plane in stat. she was so brave she didn't even cry i was talking to her all the time she kept saying that she wanted to sleep but she was just losing consciousness and i was telling her just don't sleep don't sleep. there was panic and horror in the street too cutey some time to find an ambulance for the girl. i rushed to the ambulances

but they told me the only take grownups and that i have to wait for the children's emergency to arrive and i apologize now but i thought that time i broke down i started yelling at them swearing and finally they took her. as soon as transportation possible the youngest victims of the volga grad terror attacks were delivered here to the children's clinic hospital in moscow and currently doctors are battling to save their lives doctors say the girl has damage to her lungs her mother is with her at the hospital and her condition is stable but serious as the first shock of what happened fade it all disappear and started to look for their daughter's rescue or even posters or call for help on a social network. please help us identify the man who carried out of the train station after the bombing on december twenty ninth twenty thirty he told her not to

fall asleep the girl remembers him has been asking about him for two days straight we really want to tell him thank you so. we will meet again definitely i will wait for her recovery and we'll keep in touch. moscow. on one of the tragic events involved more survival stories are available online including the youngest victim of his only three months old she lost her mother and grandmother in a terror attack but find out what saved her life on the line. and it's just over a month to go before the sochi olympics and some are concerned that the end of the winter games in might be missing. not enough not to look around. later in the program we reassure those who worry there is not enough of the

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welcome back to watching r.t. international image it at least seventeen people have been killed and more than fifty wounded in a nationwide wave of violent clashes between the police and muslim brotherhood supporters who has more. well these fierce clashes that have rocked the nation came after supporters of mohamed morsy called for protests in the lead up to a referendum on the egypt's new constitution on the fourteenth and fifteenth of january now the muslim brotherhood and their supporters in the form of the unsecure alliance and those who support mohamed morsi are boycotting this referendum as they say the constitution is just a minute and they are escalating the demonstrations as they go through to the fourteenth and fifteenth of january so egypt is very much bracing itself for more violence now so it will have already been shot dead today in favor human in serious

and also cairo and alexandria a number of protestors and also students have been killed students here in egypt very much of the vanguard of the pro-democracy movement there detentions in their killings is sparking the movement to keep going further and people are very angry organism brotherhood as well are very angry because the government has in force a new occurring in law the protest law which sees demonstrations have to get permission from police before they can go ahead in addition of escalated on christmas day when the authorities decided to declare the mission brotherhood a terrorist organization anyone who helps them as a brotherhood in their marches or even has literature supporting them could get a five year jail sentences organizers of these demonstrations could face execution so there was a lot of anger on the streets and on the behalf of the supporters of mohamed morsi who is going to trial on the eighth of january so this is another event that's on the horizon angering these protesters on the streets and making egypt quite a volatile place we really with this constitution referendum and also the trial on

horizon we expect this to get worse in the coming days and the average military crackdown on the muslim brotherhood hasn't brought any closer to democracy says political analyst ivan eland. certainly the muslim brotherhood is no ideal group of people but. you know they there they were elected by the egyptian people and if aid egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be led to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. and you want to see

international and still to come fair payment or barking mad idea of police force in the u.k. wants to pay pensions to retired police dogs but a plan hasn't gone down too well with the bobbies a saying cutbacks. stadiums hotels recreation zones are all ready to welcome fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for the winter olympics but if there is one thing missing none of the rest will matter and that snow there is no reason to be worried as we find out. that's the biggest challenge facing so she's organizes making sure there's plenty after one thing the games hunting without snow the new rosa khutor alpine resort to reach is over five thousand feet making it one of the biggest lifts of mountains in the world concerns about

a snow less the lympics were raised up to to test the benson so she had to be canceled last february because there wasn't enough the temperatures here rarely falls below freezing but snow is being guaranteed and here's how sixteen million cubic feet of snow has been stored and europe's biggest snow making system is in place weather stations make sure the organizers know when they're going to have to act as mother nature themselves now we care for the field of play almost done so it's more than one meter of snow right now on the slopes so this is this is the main this is the main task there are four different forms of technology that have been used to ensure the snow a snow vault has been storing snow thought over a year under special blankets keeping it from defrosting. there are hundreds of snow cannons scattered around the slopes they use water from the mountain lakes to make artificial snow

a special kind of snow salt is also being used as glue when and if the snow melts and finally mountain gutters these pipes will gather snow falling at the highest peaks transported down to the slopes wade will get an axe should boost without official snow of course technology is also being utilized by the competitors going for gold. i'm in charge of ski lubricants including solid and liquid ones we're basically trying to figure out which lubricants would provide the maximum acceleration in the saatchi snow so that later we could share our findings with the services that are supposed to prepare the equipment. yes the olympic games professional athletes use custom made sports equipment to maximize performance and to make sure it caters to the exact needs the russian t.v. uses ski specifically designed and shaped on comping machines they take into account weight strength aggressiveness body type who size and.

each is waxed to make sure they slide faster than their competitors or even designated wex is on hand to help now that we've seen our snowboard go through the process of getting clean two we're now at the final stage of the stage we're going to actually wax it we're using wax as well as hot and all you really have to do is this now what this does is that it covers the holes that are on the board and once those holes are covered with wax you then slide the hot i'm over it it's almost kind of like ironing out the snowboard and this is done for performance wise so when you're out on the slopes you're going to be foster. with a little bit of crap. every country has its own ski program made up of experts to help the athletes perform at their highest level each it's top secret and far too

technical for the likes of me time to test out the mint and the snow the artificial snow does seem different in texture but in terms of performance the difference is minimal but then again i'm not trying to win a medal not enough slow look around that double almost all the top of longer log off at the bar. meanwhile the olympic sites are getting a high profile look over president wouldn't tested out the slopes together with prime minister dmitry medvedev as a clock ticks down to the seventh of february we'll be bringing you more on why the olympic city has a store so stay with r t international for more on that. sochi more of the twenty fourteen olympics what's this place like why is it so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games should be the city's present and

future what more sochi will bring you this is the moment there we brought you from a very cold and snowy windy mountains to be on the olympics with the bomb let's say. on our. house take a look at some other stories from around the world an assault on a joint afghan naval base in east of galveston and has left one soldier dead five taliban fighters tried to answer the compound after a suicide bomber blew himself up at the base and turns all the attackers were killed in the firefight. now last week taliban militants launched a suicide attack on a nato military convoy in kabul killing three soldiers. opposition activist in bangladesh have torched dozens of polling stations and clashed with police had of sunday's parliamentary elections they say the polls will be rigged

and demand a neutral caretaker ministration to oversee the process the government has so far refused to agree reports say dozens of people have died in recent weeks of protests . just what you are to international now it's a dog's life for some aging police dogs but when their service is over most of the animals remain without official support and that's why one u.k. force has decided to pay pensions for their retired four legged agents and initiative that's provoked a real debate or two sarah ferguson find out why. ah. they may be man's best friend but their rules say an expensive piece of police kits well now for the first time in the u.k. and one police has decided that the police dogs should be awarded pensions when they retire under the plan's nottinghamshire police dogs who receive vets costs of up to five hundred pounds a year for the first three years after leaving the. dogs. or

working. for the police force for six or seven years when the. police officer. and the police officer. horrified the police officer. but at a time when cuts to services have meant police officers out of work the taxpayer funded scheme has been receiving mixed responses it is a strange one. i think it probably does. everybody everything is being cut back in the public service it just seems a bit strange that a police force is paying the same amount of money for drugs they do a very specialised function pretty important when it comes to pretty important when it comes to public order a very very important in the battle against drugs but actually what their

greatest. feature is that they're a very visible form of policing and the public really like see. so it's a really really important part of how british policing operates nothingism so police have defended the scheme saying that it's right and proper that the hard work that the police dogs do. and it's fair to say that the u.k. is a nation of animal lovers but some campaigners have blasted the skiing saying that to award the. penchants at the time of the star it's a it's quite simply and you know what's coming. the london and coming out energy international next kaiser lays bare more bankers scheming and watching in the u.k. it's george galloway splitting.

up recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday you know the big con game that just a few years ago no one seem to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of u.s. voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also managed to whittle away the dollars tagging the gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely but what about the next hundred years well if the recent rounds of quantitative easing are any sign of things to come then we're going to be seeing a lot more inflation and big private bankers getting richer while we all get poorer

bad people generally don't survive one hundred years but bad systems sadly can go on and on and on forever but that's just my opinion. i am backscratcher welcome to the kaiser report the ball gary ns and romanians are

here pooping on doorsteps across the u.k. according to british tabloids the same tabloids of course fail to mention the j.p. morgan banks there's been definite kidding on our financial system for years and collecting big big bonuses from shaking down and scalping the population do the tabloids report this no maybe it's because jamie diamond dances and hangs with hipsters was no faces or that jamie diamond dances and tickles young women in many places now it must be the jamie diamond dances and never ever fails to draw four aces yes the dancing shakedown man always wins stacey. max well yes the remanding in some bulgarians are here and it was all the headline news across the u.k. of course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damian advisor to romania prime minister so he.