the victim left her apartment on garland avenue where she was grabbed on friday. >> montgomery county police hope surveillance video from a store leads them to an arrest. >> we talked with terrified neighbors who heard of the attack for the first time this evening. >> tom roussey joins us live in silver spring. this allegedly happened a little ways down garland avenue here right near the border with takoma park. police say the woman who was something people all over the area do everyday. >> i trusted the neighborhood. >> police say all the victim was doing around 10:45 friday night was taking out the trash. they say a man wearing a ski mask came up from behind, knocked her to the ground and pulled her to a more hidden spot. he showed a weapon and raped her. >> you always have to be careful. the idea that you can't even go out to your curb to drop off the carpet, i don't know how you protect against that. it hadn't taken four days for residents to hear about the crime. >> i wish they would put some signs up around the neighborhood so we could be aware. a lot of people walk around here.

the victim said that she was raped after leaving her apartment on garland avenue friday night. montgomery county police are hoping surveillance video from a target store helps lead to an arrest. >> you have to be careful. the idea that you can go out to your curb to drop off garbage, i don't know how you protect against that. shows aillance video woman the police call a person of interest. investigators think she may know something that may help catch the rapist. concertiday benefit ended with a police investigation. thieves targeted a d.c. choir that helped raise money for people in need. this happened in the basement of a church while the group was performing upstairs. >> it was their holiday benefit conference at st. paul's lutheran church. were the singers performing, thieves sneaked into their warm-up room and stole 15 credit cards and several ids. gillian was walking home when her credit card company called. >> they said do you authorize us purchase a $400 in a random supermarket. upthe thieves racked thousands of dollars in charges in just minutes. >> it is incredibly di

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it happened on friday, december 13, on garland avenue in silver spring, at about 10:45. the victim tells the montgomery county police that the attacker grabbed her from behind, knocked her to the ground, dragged her off to a concealed area and raped her. the suspect is described as a white or hispanic male between 5'8" and 6' tall. police are wanting to question a person of interest, a female in this case. call police if you have any information about this case. >>> a night for hundreds of people who lined up today to have one moment with best selling author and pastor of america's largest church, joel osteen. some waited for hours to meet the man behind the books. his latest "breakout" has already had a huge impact. for those folks who were there, and they shared their stories of inspiration and hope with me. so why are you here to see joel osteen? >> i have been following for years, every sunday. his words are amazing and give me a lot of faith. it was a night of hope and it was amazing. >> you've been following him around a little bit, huh? >> yes, the man keeps me in

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of. i was around your neck one day and of rope the next point to our t. johannesburg south africa. read more fight for fairness which defined nelson mandela's life as well as reactions to his legacy and death at r.t. dot com. they're gambling devices which can drain all your cash in just seconds but in britain they're booming however rules to tighten up on fixed old's betting machines known as the cocaine of the high street the crack cocaine of the eyes to even these days of floundering and the sort of first reports that means payday them for the bookmakers. there are the high risk high stakes gaming machines this in the u.k. betting industry more than a billion pounds each year to. shore fix. the machine. and to comply. to one hundred every twenty seconds this is a twenty second cycle every twenty seconds. three hundred pounds my children my wife my job my self esteem. ok. the government's two thousand and five gambling act limited the number of. high street betting shops are allowed

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next point to r.t. johannesburg south africa. and four more years into the death of nelson mandela opinions and analysis of his legacy do head to our website at r.t. dot com. labor m.p.'s in the u.k. have failed to convince ministers to restrict stakes in prizes in betting machines installed in bookmaking shops the fixed odds terminals into which britain's pumped billions of pounds have been dubbed crack cocaine on the high street r.t. sarah firth reports on the high price of addiction. they're the high risk high stakes gaming machines this in the u.k. betting industry more than a billion pounds each year for. a short fix of. a machine. and to comply. to one hundred every twenty seconds this is a twenty second repeat cycle every twenty seconds. three hundred passed by children my wife my job my self esteem. ok. the government's two thousand and five gambling act limited the number of high street betting shops are allowed to have to fo

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next point of r.t. johannesburg south africa and coming up on our team and it instrument of order or a car blanche to climb down critics of a new type protest law in egypt fear it's a sign the country is turning into a police state plus. iceland authorities he is a dance of the year a country man in any unique solution to financial woes while millions in europe are on the edge of poverty. sweden's been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russia and provide a washington with a list of high profile targets swedish state t.v. side a dog. by was the lower edward snowden in a recent program called mission investigate its chief editor told r.t. what they discovered we have revealed. a very close relationship between the swedish defense radio authority f.r.a. and american counterpart n.s.a. and according to the documents. f.r.a. have spied spying on the russian leadership and they are passing this information on to n.s.a. we got access to the

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and evoke the next. r t johannesburg south africa. a group of syria nuns who went missing after rebels captured the christian village of have made contact with the world in a video that emerged they claim they were not kidnapped but in fact were rescued from a shelling attack their statement has raised many questions though people suspecting the women were speaking under duress meanwhile oxon writer a journalist who's been to syria several times and has met with christians there doesn't buy the claims of the rebels good intentions. we have to see that. doesn't have a military strategic well you but it has the symbolic well you would it's a very old it's an ancient christian. with a very it's always more history so when we see know where the nonce are filled with this one it's telling that they are treated well and all like this we shouldn't forget that the shelling the attack on the monastery wasn't turned off by the syrian army it was turned off by

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of government putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and evoke the next. r.t. johannesburg south africa. for reaction to the death of nelson mandela opinions. an analysis of his legacy had to our website r.t. dot com. french president francois hollande says paris will take immediate military action against the escalation of sectarian violence in the central african republic earlier a un security council resolution authorized french troops to join an african peacekeeping force fresh clashes between local militias in the capital but who we have killed over one hundred people muslim rebels seized power in march are fighting with christians who support the ousted president this has sparked fears that the conflict could expand into a full blown six tearing war hundreds of french troops are already deployed in the republic and neighboring states are you as a q ataturk pan-african news wire says that improving the security situation in the country is now france's main goal there. i do not believe that france

they look like bounty garlands where the locals can enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this there is what we call the callet bank on which there was a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion already and you clyde's despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock the coral reef about ten metres down. a never ending legacy. deliberate torture is on a big journey to such. one hundred and twenty three days. through to my number two cities of. relate fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand to live. in a record setting trip by land air and sea in other states. let's take a large really. are. what's up everyone i'm abby martin and this is breaking this that guy's health and worry about the kind of literature children are leading in this country looks like cat and i have a very hungry caterpillar are so outdated i mean those are so two thou

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flour. is around your neck one day and a rope the next point r t johannesburg south africa nelson mandela did have a knack for inspirational and eloquent comments and we've put together some of the ones rarely seen elsewhere at r.t. dot com look at the iconic leaders thoughts on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict still ahead this hour the case of ramping up the pressure on journalists working to expose britain's pivotal role in global surveillance. if you learn about the enigma code during world war two would you put it down as it were a sheet of the notes. the editor of the newspaper the forefront of the spying expose a call to a terrorism hearing facing some seemingly fall fetched accusations but also write sympathy. also egyptians are feeling the impacts of a new regulation restricting public rallies two leading revolutionaries standing trial charged with taking part in an illegal gatherings we report from colorado. well ag

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flour. one day and devote the next point to. johannesburg south africa. well now. for inspirational and eloquent comments we've put together some of the ones reading seen elsewhere at r.t. dot com you can look at the iconic leaders thoughts on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict. still ahead. up the pressure on journalists working to expose britain's pivotal role in global surveillance. if. it comes to race. the editor of the newspaper the forefront of spying expose a call to a terrorism hearing facing some seemingly accusations but also right sympathy. in syria a paon video site being treated well by the rebels but middle east. it's hard to believe that they. are entirely the good guys we've got the details after the break. like. the ocean. years ago. these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison. lies on the ground. behind this zone there is what we call the kalid bank on which there is a deposit of pluton

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and evoke the next. r t johannesburg south africa. some world leaders in grief for you now thailand's prime minister has dissolved parliament and called for elections the move comes after the opposition resigned and amid weeks of sustained protests and violence hundreds of thousands took to the streets to demand the country's leaders step down the crisis was triggered by an amnesty deal that could have seen the x. pm return to power. violent clashes have erupted in brazil between rival football fans during a match one person was reportedly killed and several other seriously injured police fired rubber bullets to break up the fight found violence has become common in the country raising security concerns ahead of next year's world cup. a series of bombings across the iraqi capital have left at least thirty nine people dead and more than a hundred injured the deadliest attack took place in a shia district of baghdad where a car exploded near a worksho

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers. is around will make one day and devote the next. hour to johannesburg south africa. some world news for you now violent clashes have erupted in brazil between rival football fans during a match one person was reportedly killed and several others seriously injured police fired rubber bullets to break up the fight found violence has become common in the country raising security concerns ahead of next year's world cup. main opposition party in thailand has resigned from parliament in a move likely to deepen the country's political crisis hundreds of thousands of taken of the streets in recent weeks demanding the government resign mass rallies began when the prime minister tried to pass an amnesty bill many features that would allow her brother the expedia to return to power. and a series of bombings across the iraqi capital have left at least thirty nine people and more than one hundred injured the deadliest attack took place in the shia district of baghdad where a car explod

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next. r. t. johannesburg south africa. well mandela who of course was renowned for his inspirational speeches but on our website right now we've lined up some of his words that rarely make it into the mainstream media i do head to r.t. dot com for a look at what the iconic leader's thoughts were on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict. without the international coming up very shortly. authorities seized the debts of their country men in a unique solution to financial woes while millions in europe hover over the edge of poverty. and insights into the future of syria's religious minorities after a rebel attack on a christian village the stories coming. from countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa is a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the wor

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who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next. r t johannesburg south africa. mandela was of course are now and for his inspirational speeches and on our website right now we have lined up some of his words that rarely make it to the mainstream media so i had to r.t. dot com for a look at what the iconic leaders thoughts were on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict. and coming up on our t.v. and in she meant of a warder or car blog to clamp down critics of a new anti protest law in egypt fear it's a sign the country is turning into a police state plus. iceland forty's ease the debts of the your country man in a unique solution to financial woes while millions in new york harbor on the edge of poverty. quite often in countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa is a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they hav

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next. r t johannesburg south africa mandela was of course renowned for his inspirational speeches but on our website right now we've lined up some of his words that rarely made it to mainstream media had to r.t. dot com for a look at what the iconic leaders thoughts were on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict. coming up on r.c. an instrument of order called launch to. critics of a new protest nor in egypt fear it's a sign the country's turning into a police state plus. an insight into the future of the series really just one or it's easy after the rebel attack on a christian village. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government and government in general could achieve that easing off live for the palestinian people through all the way they communicate through the way the present themselves to do want to crimean they need we need respect to live from older kind

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flour. is around your neck one day and a rope the next point r t johannesburg south africa well nelson mandela had a knack for inspirational and eloquent comments we've put together some of the ones rarely seen elsewhere at r.t. dot com you can look at the iconic leaders thoughts on america's influence in the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict still ahead for you this hour the case ramping up the pressure on journalists working to expose britain's pivotal role in global surveillance. from sudan to bridge. the editor of the newspaper the forefront of the spying expose a is called to a terrorism hearing facing some seemingly far fetched accusations but also right simple things and the nuns talk kidnapped in syria here on video say they are saying they are being treated well by the rebels but the middle east watches tell our t.v. it's hard to believe that reality is fighters are entirely the good guys we've got the stories coming up in a couple of minutes.

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who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next. r t johannesburg south africa. a face that will be sorely missed well now. for inspirational and eloquent comments we put together some of the ones that are rarely seen elsewhere on our website. but you can take a look at the iconic leaders thoughts on america's influence on the world the invasion of iraq and the israeli palestinian conflict with want to check it out. case ramping up the pressure on journalists working to expose britain's pivotal role in global surveillance. if you. will want to do it from some as it comes into race coming up said the editor of the newspaper at the forefront of the expose a call to a terrorism hearing facing some seemingly far fetched accusations but also right sympathy to report on that updating on the story been covering always thought kidnapped in syria and now in the last twenty four hours appeared on video saying the big treated well by the rebels but middle east watches have been speaking

who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next. r.t. johannesburg south africa. a giant for justice a father of the nation hero of our time or leaders have praised nelson mandela reacting to the news of his death that is after a documentary filmmaker and author of a tizzy the many faces of nelson mandela got to know the historic figure in person it was very hard to distinguish between his personal life and his political life because he said the struggle is my life he organized himself around his commitment to free and to work in the freedom struggle to free the people of south africa he was very humble about that he was always clear that he believed in collective leadership not individual celebrity it's it's you know wonderful that the world is recognizing him at the same time it's almost as if nobody really want to discuss his contributions before he die you know the whole story is about his death not about his life and his legacy and it should be his ideas for change not on

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who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of. i was around your neck one day and devote the next point r t johannesburg south africa. well it's pretty naff she returns in london host of r.t. u.k.'s new politics getting underground and he joins us now afshin you were on a u.k. broadsheet when apartheid was at its most notorious and then one nine hundred eighty s. and then saw the big change from mandela being transformed basically from prisoner to president do you remember him being assessed by leaders around the world. certainly back then he was a reviled figure by people in actually mentors of the present government famously there were posters from the conservative party here saying that nelson mandela should be hanged and of course nelson mandela are we have to all agree with a proponent of violence against those other and your party elements in south africa who thought hey there's a small minority of the top there's a large majority at the bottom we can use industrial action when bella believe that killing men women and ch

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who stood up for the rights of people everywhere but also a familiar tale of governments putting a garland of flowers around your neck one day and a rope the next policy or r.t. johannesburg south africa. i want to bring danny schechter into the conversation to talk about the life and legacy of nelson mandela danny has made six documentaries. about mandela and spent forty years getting to know a great leader he was recently invited to south africa by mandela himself for the screening of a film about the former president's life and is the author of madiba a disease the many faces of nelson mandela now danny we know what my diva was like as a public figure and what he did for the country what was nelson mandela like as a person. well you know it was very hard to distinguish between his personal life and his political life because he said the struggle is my life he organized himself around his commitment to free and to work in the freedom struggle to free the people of south africa he was very humble about that he was always clear that he believed in collective leadership not individual celeb