cantaloupes on an extremist group in syria tell shocking details of their ordeal as the militants fighting under the black flags of all kinds and the region as the most radical power in the region feared even by assad's forces meanwhile. it's still feeding the fighters in in syria. america's middle east policies are raising eyebrows with washington's offer to help find this a militant group in iraq appearing to draw it together with iran. also this hour a huge fire sale ireland's consuls of historic cities got under the hammer in europe as cash strapped governments invent new ways to meet their budgets plot. you're going to be to follow that radiation record companies to your horror it's

lights are down fears of fracking as a new report reveals hundreds of complaints of contamination but officials and companies in need to ignore them. this isn't international coming to life from moscow hello and welcome to the. several hundred captives of a hard line rebel group links to al qaeda have been freed in syria they were being held by fighters from the islamic state of iraq and find who are one of the most radical jihadist militant groups in the region middle east correspondent. and you might find some footage in her report disturbing. this group is looking as if the actions of kerry's odds are increasingly horrific there is video that is

circulating of a terrible execution the video is verified but it comes from the syrian city of aleppo and what we see in it is people who have been killed by this al qaeda that affiliated islamic state in iraq committed violent which is calling itself the i guess it is understand is that the people killing each other cautiously from the from the feeling and the emotions from the journalists among them as you see they will shake their heads as well as being handcuffed now this comes off to these islamised nichols captures the history of and let's hope and what we look to see much recently is a position that's killing opposition of the free syrian army is certainly horrified by the rise of these radical rebel groups there is no denying that i insist is worse than the syrian president bashar assad fighters all the eye is is were using the children's i hospital as the central detention facility and dozens of bodies

were discovered inside they appear to have been executed those who survived and some of the eyewitness reports that are coming through say that they creep was was abandoned they were ever treated by the regimes intelligence one of them saying that he was praying first bombs would drop their planes would drop bombs to put an end to their ordeal now fighters of the same group that this i insist who are behind executions and kidnappings in syria are now controlling key cities in iraq's biggest province with researchers and analysts saying that the wives of radicals in the region is that knowledge being fueled by the e.u. policy so certainly a very worrying picture unfolding in this region. the u.s. has already speeding up its missile and drone deliveries to iran while the white house has asked the senate to allow a patrick helicopter sale to assist the iraqi government and it's a different story in syria where rebels still enjoy major support from washington

as political resurgent sariah separable rick says the united states is still feeding the fighters in syria through its ally jordan so it's very hard to to accept what america is where you want this still continued to support now america would like to help the iraqi government fired terrorist that were created because of the occupation of the fire forces of america and yet in syria next door in syria the same groups are being aided to overthrow the government in syria so america is continuing to political games in the region and of course the people the suffer the countries themselves a car bomb has exploded near a school in the syrian center of hama province killing at least sixteen the country's state media is reporting and for more on the aggravating violence in the

region let's now talk to emotion malas islamic and middle east expert from the hebrew university mr miles welcome to our very nice to see you here so looks like the syrian opposition has a new enemy apart from the assad regime so how does this rise of al qaeda linked extremists affect the whole the whole situation in syria. well it certainly changes situational because visibility is the mainstream will position in syria much more war radically and frightening in seconds as they have in common enemy al ball sunni and shia because they certainly both of them and they also have a give. bashar assad the argument that if you don't want me if you don't want to talk to this satan that you know you'll get silicate in

a sense they played to his hands because they didn't see this you will tentative to use secular and sick you and there is a balance. and he has the chances with the support of iran and of russia in geneva in this week's time maybe do we need the support of the international community right as we now it's called the islamic state of iraq and livan to and this group is urging its fighters to attack other rebel groups in syria but in the past as i remember they they both used to find against the assad regime what do they want now. this student wanted and in certain states are two groups one is. the support group and the other one which is stronger of a islamic state of iraq and syria mostly lives on syria's sham some is greater syria to be precise and they won't keep to topple the regime and to establish

a sharia state a caliphate all over syria and you know this is a game and this is as i said earlier is a social concern two balls a loose sunni muslims and sunni shia so that the common enemy of everybody and it's very very strange with the kit that milledge to gain strength and the question is who supposedly in my answer is the individual arab rich arab. people who support roles in the gulf in saudi arabia others support the but not the governments and they don't have a sponsor so like a of his allies sponsored by by iran they don't is also so in a sense that are dangerous but they're also easy prey for those who would like to it takes a lot. and what about the u.s. role in the region because it seems to be acting differently in iraq and syria.

i mean to me that is so far the they support the regime of the democratic regimes issue that they helped establish a sect after they should topple saddam hussein in syria they supported initially they supported the rebel groups the mainstream lot sufficiently in this uprising live with a heavy weapons one that you'll. dispatch the promise of obama to bomb subject position in syria because of the use of chemical weapons. this was rich with russian intervention is stopped them from doing the eight and in fact it's good because i can see it is a double standard because is it ok to keep together keeping people work with. bullets and. missiles rather than chemical weapons for the wars to be going on in the united states gave up. illogical greater interest.

and a flush. ride more islamic and middle east expert from the hebrew university of mr miles thank you very much indeed time. suicide bombing has killed at least twenty three soldiers as a military recruitment center in balad donned that is believed to be in retaliation to government attempts to push al qaeda fighters from polluter the u.s. is weighing in offering help along with iran which says it's ready to send military equipment there are she's going to check on looks at tehran and washington finding themselves on the same side of the conflict. because of politics of the last few decades you think about the u.s. and iran as enemies that don't have anything in common but they do and it's fight against terror for one the kind of terror that is now so rapidly metastasizing in syria and in your book radical sunni militants are gaining food hold in iraq's own

bar province and the iraqi government is struggling to drive them out now for americans who had heard the term state sponsor of terrorism so many times used to find iran this whole setting sounds unusual and u.s. secretary of state john kerry saying that iran might play a role of the peace talks on syria also sounds unusual among the audience that is so used to the hostile rhetoric although on syria both washington and tehran say they want to stop the spillover of terror iran does not share washington for regime change in syria so still lots of differences but we see some early indications that common interest could be slowly coming to the forefront after years on the back burner. meanwhile a fresh u.n. resolution syria is seeking to condemn that assad government has failed the statement drafted by the u.k. expressed outrage and asked trikes on aleppo which had been carried out since last

month over seven hundred are believed to have been killed the resolution was scuppered after diplomats refused to add amendments offered by russia. and for more on the developments in the syrian conflict as well as analysis of the situation in the whole region had to r.t. dot com. while a stair is seen here of maybe forcing many to tighten their bows to their marks for others it's offering greater but here it is hard pressed european governments are looking to plug budget holes pushing their nation's legacies under the hammer. takes a look at whether the gamble is was sick last. it's been dubbed the great european fire sale in a bid for cash these are just some of what's been up for grabs but even funds raised from headline grabbing deals might not be enough like six greek island sold for eight point five million euros an italian island sold for two point nine

million exclusive rights to use the coliseums image on their products for fifteen years twenty five million euros government debt in the euro zone is greater now than it was a year ago and some of the sales have led to public anger and frustration bestselling history and culture best selling beauty things a priceless and they've touched the price tag to it i think that's absolutely reprehensible there's absolutely no guarantee that that privatization will help consumers at all and one of the most surprising items recently put on the market was citizenship for a little over a million euros you get a maltese passport and therefore become an e.u. says it a move that's been put on hold as two thirds of the public at opposition leaders cry foul the very. same legal gone through which. meant huge international damage which was uncalled for because more go to date has one of the lowest rates of unemployment in the whole european union it's

a question of principle over citizenship should be pulled out on say proponents of privatization see it as a necessity for nations that are in dire straits but also warned that by europe at a bargain may not be as much of a jackpot as one might think if i were investor i wouldn't be buying many of these things all of these countries have serious political risks for any kind of foreign investor anybody trying to. flee has to reckon with the possibility that ten twenty years down the line a government is just going to nationalize whatever they whatever they want to nationalize but for what it's worth this sale continues tesser sylvia. security is being tightened around the u.s. military bases operating in britain new laws are set to come into force and there's no need for parliament's approval taken pictures of straining to clean up after your dog could be enough to get your arrested the full details are coming up later

in the program. hundreds of complaints over a well water contamination have been filed in u.s. states where oil and gas drilling known as fracking has taken place but lucian was confirmed in a number of cases raising further dulls over the safety of the controversial technique and recently published review by their so stated president charles the problems and four states in ohio for example one hundred and ninety complaints have been bridges that since twenty ten in six cases contamination also come from and with the same period west virginia has seen one hundred twenty complaints and in some cases the companies are taking corrective action there in pennsylvania they've been nearly nine hundred complaints interest to years with a hundred of them confirmed as pollution and taxes house two thousand complaints be made by the public although authorities haven't confirmed any of those were indeed

cases of contamination and anger over franken is spilling over to the state of new york as well. and i witnessed the latest protests. look at how the city. gathered in albany new york state capital to take part in tight. was the governor and to. rocking it to. show he's currently on the way to see the tourists probably. typically the decision on whether or not the rocky to come to work states now over the past ten years tracking has led to a us boom in oil and gas per. option generating hundreds of billions in revenue for companies and land owners but it's also created concerns and fears about pollution in talking to the candidates if you will that the ball was dangerous and so many of

them that i spoke with thank you already seen cases dangerous was taking place was made throughout the country and they don't think those cases was either where they live they are contaminated high levels of radiation all right the bottom line is extreme a credibly dirty form of the extreme end of the extraction like i have any place in new york city i feel like the fracking companies you know horror of that is because it was they're not concerned it was people's health this is why sir do you now want us now renewable we are in this fracking upstate new york we're going to ruin our fire and they are say they do not want to be the next rocking what was the question it was the good doctor of the state to listen and heed to the concerns of his constituents the forty eight from albany new york read up one eye on the arctic. on the school slovak in just a few moments after the break we're trying the boiling water surrounding the seizure of

a russian troll or bias indignities authorities without any evidence of wrongdoing stay with us. it's a pure forty four to thirty six month scam to make five percent on money that was given to them from the corrupt mark carney the bank of england to begin with and it will result in ecological all cost who cares more debt to the u.k. economy so what and other consequences that will result in lifestyle being degraded more kids are you going to look good sir. i don't have a political stance i do have a status as an individual as a member of society i do not want someone looking through my bedroom window whether it's an impartial observer or not whether they're going to prosecute me or not.

welcome back here without saying to national and the u.k. and p's are introducing new laws to protect u.s. military bases and person a person could be punished just for walking a dog by the government seizing just place in an accident over a century crowd to move ahead without parliament's approval. there are twenty activities all together i'm not going to list them all but they range from things like pitching a tent near a base or bringing a caravan near a u.s.

airbase taking photographs of anything or anyone digging near a base or even failing to clear up after your dog near a base all of these things by the way you're liable to immediate arrest no further discussion the government's using two hundred year olds law which comes under the control of the ministry of defense which means that these laws don't have to be discussed in parliament at all they could just be introduced completely unilaterally now they apply to around one hundred fifty bases all over the country among them are two u.s. air force bases that a key centers for u.s. eavesdropping basically they are in the middle of the country near milton keynes and their signal really stations and one of them funnels back data to washington from this network of embassy. spy bases including that facility if you remember that was listening in to you and all allegedly listening into angela merkel's telephone there were previously no special laws that were put

in place to govern the land around these spaces so their introduction now is raising questions among critics they're saying you know does it mean that they'll be an expansion of the bases what are they trying to hide and why is the u.k. government helping them in this campaign is also worried that it's preparing the ground for an expansion of the u.s. drone network that this is in preparation for that and we know there is strong evidence that the u.k. has been involved but its bases have been involved in the targeting of drones in the past. and of course there are plenty more stories for you just a click away including a reaching for new heights the u.s. navy is taking to the with a new unmanned craft fitted with their own stories engine and hopping a way to spawn wider than a bombing at a lineup had tar website for machine being put through its paces. also google's find in france for not telling users just so is doing with their

private information to find out exactly will the global giants being up to. all. parts of russia's north caucasus region have been put on security up to six borders with gunshot wounds were found in four separate cars police are hunting for three suspects who are still to be armed and driving a car across the region. the hostages held. reportedly at one of these one of those cars as a minor explosive device detonated when the police was on the scene no one was injured fortunately now the authorities are considering several version of what happened they've already considered launching a criminal case and several criminal articles such as illegal possession of arms manslaughter act of terror is not among these considered diversions nevertheless the authorities of the region have imposed a special security alert mode which is called the counter terrorist operation mode into

a district of the storable region on the usual day that she runs would would not have probably led to such a high security alert mode but of course in a month's time we'll have these sorts you live and the whole region is basically in a special security mold right now this concern several regions in the russian south some of them are as far as seven hundred kilometers from the city of sochi but still no nevertheless they are in a special security mode where you know that in the city of sochi itself there will be special security checkpoints cars with license plates other than those belonging to the city of sochi will not be allowed inside unless they have special accreditation but this will not concerned the special security model not concerned fans in any way because their tickets to the games is providing that they can they can be anywhere in this in the city of sochi and surrounding areas so obviously the usual fans the common fans will have nothing to worry about and some other news in brief this hour five people have been killed and seventeen injured in

a tunnel factory explosion in central japan the blast was at a chemical plant owned by and it's a big investigator suggests it was called a leak from heat exchanger which was undergoing natans police say all the casualties were completely company and. there's reports that. say side blast in the pakistani city of karachi has killed three people including one of the country's best known police commanders and that's the footage has emerged. on the internet it's said to show smoke billowing from where the explosion occurred childfree aslam had survived numerous as a nation assassinations but this time a bomber smashed his explosives laden vehicle right into a police convoy on an expressway that time came just hours after three suspected members of the pakistani taliban were said to have been killed in the city. in thailand anti-government demonstrators have rallied to drum up support for

a city wide hold for next week under operation shut down bangkok its plan to set up dozens of protests science to bring government work to a standstill and topple the current ruler shinawatra has already yielded to pressure from the streets and announced new elections for february protesters claimed that's not enough pushing for citizens councils to carry out reforms before elections are. pretty easy as islamist prime minister is handing over power to a caretaker government. has agreed to resign as part of a deal with his opponents it was negotiated after a political crisis pounded by the assassination of a left wing politician in july three years after an uprising in the stage the caretaker administration will supervise new elections regarded as the final stages of the country's transition to democracy. russia is losing its patients with

sinegal the russian foreign ministry strongly urging the country to free a troll or detained in dakar without any further delay made while the other know the ship is preparing to file a suit against the african country of the international tribunal for the law to see . has been diving deeper into the story. well these are some firm demands coming from the foreign ministry to free the sailors at once since frankly the situation is beginning to look a bit shady there the troller was arrested over the weekend eighty two crew members are on board sixty of them are russian citizens and cynically authorities are accusing them of even go fishing but at the same time they still haven't been able to provide any evidence proving their claims and now there are also reports that some of the crew members were injured during the arrest and apparently they are not being provided with the necessary medical assistance and also the travel is now running short of course will supplies including fresh water at the same time in between piece has come out fully supporting senegal's actions in this situation

leading the russian authorities to question the real motives behind the arrest greenpeace says it's been tracking this vessel for a long time why are they taking upon themselves the government's responsibility to protect their waters and biological resources therefore based on the statements from greenpeace one may conclude that the military of senegal is acting upon these claims as you may know senegal's fishing minister heads the green party in senegal and was until very recently a member of greenpeace hence you see the connection between this harsh and unprecedented attack on the russian trawler and its detention with greenpeace's actions elations with greenpeace have been quite complicated especially after the arrest of the so-called arctic thirty a group of peace activists in the russian north who were accused of hooliganism but then were all released as part of a mass amnesty in december. when

a country experiences a tragedy like the recent terrorism in volgograd there question is what to do about it i mean we have to do something right let's never let a good tragedy go to waste one do a member recommends getting rid of the moratorium on the death penalty for prayers groups including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this do remember failed to mention high level cryptic kratz in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new

terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go death penalty crazy what you need to do is hit the funding and training source hard if you can i mean how many of you guys out there could make a remotely detonated bomb a c. four on your own without help almost none of you see for doesn't grow on trees someone pays for it but that's just my opinion. well with. science technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future are covered. the the. the the. what's up people i'm out in martin and this break in the set so yesterday we devoted our entire show they have all this to tribe of pine ridge reservation in

south dakota but it simply wasn't enough and so tonight we'll continue to explore one of the most important and under reported issues in america today the abysmal failure by the federal government to uphold centuries old treaties in the avenues that the soup people are taking on power themselves and build a sustainable future now let's break the said. the poor look it was a. very hard. to get. what have you ever had sex with her great there's no. such. luck.