. >>> on alert for al-qaida retaliation. osama bin laden is dead but a threat of an attack against the united states is still very much alive today. kai jackson has a new counter terrorism bulletin released tonight by the fbi. >> reporter: the white house doesn't want the country to panic but they want americans to be on guard. the fbi and agency of security are on alert. the obama administration says, there's no evidence of a specific threat. >> at this time we have no credible information that terrorists organizations including al-qaida are planning attacks in the u.s. to coincide with the murder of osama bin laden. >> reporter: john miller was the last western journalist to interview osama bin laden. he's not surprised that the date is a threat. the u.s. is also concerned about this man, alsiri, al- qaida's top bomb maker. he's resurfaced and may be planning his next attack. >> most conversations may be a lot of hot air but when you read through them they are very concerning. >> reporter: the main concern now is lone wolf

al-qaida whether in afghanistan or pakisstan. we are working close with the yemeni partners. because there is a demonstrated attempt to try to carry out attacks against our nation and home land with the printer cart rage -- cartridge efforts. we'll degrade that organization in yemen. lone wolf and actor phenomenon is something that we are mul of and vigilant about. working daily basis, the fbi is coordinating the efforts with the local law enforcements here and working with the partners over seas. the internet shows terrorist organization to recruit and incite individuals to carry out those atax. >> the president gave the cia and military greater leeway to carry out strikes against the operators in yemen which is the greatest source of concern now. even if we don't know who they are. signature strikes, because they have signature but not specific identity that they are involved in the various deeds. there were reports that you were concerned about giving greater leeway. you were concerned we might hit people that were not involved and this could be a recruiting tool for al-qa

officials say al-qaida does not have the capabilities they had on september 11th 2001.ut they are concerned about affiliates in yes, ma'amen. >> they have demonstrated the ability to carry on an attack. >> >> reporter: the group was hype the failed under wear bomber in 2009 and cartridge bombs intercepted in u.s. cargo planes a year later the master builder of both devices recently resurfaced in yemen. >>> they are continuing to try to carry out an attack against u.s. persons. >> >> reporter: the u.s. said they are working with international partners to track down leads and won't rest until al-qaida is completely destroyed. alexis christopherous, "wjz," "eyewitness news." >>> us drone strikes in pakistan have eliminated many militant leaders overseas. >> >> back in the us an out-of- control van plungens off a new york city highway and goes into the bronx zoo below. all seven people inside were killed. no exhibits or animals were affected. > >> brian barns tells our media partners he was inspired by detectives that worked on his sister's case. last week, michael johnson

did to bring down al-qaida. first thing is first. when it comes to the very controversial enhanced interrogation. what did it yield? what did they do? here is what happened. the regime changed, our administration changed. and the c.i.a. was left out to dry. >> what happened was that they didn't do enhanced interrogations anymore. and so the philosophy became, as has happened in the last couple of years, these drone kills. they've been successful in taking out members of al-qaida and other terrorists but the question remains have you taken away the tools in which the c.i.a. has traditionally worked? in other words, capturing terrorists, questioning them and not reading them miranda rights, etc., and maybe using enhanced interrogation? >> here's the thing, what did we learn from the enhanced spare gatien? what did they do and why did they do it? this is a battle between the f.b.i. and c.i.a. the f.b.i. wants to build a criminal case and the c.i.a. wants to prevent the best attacks. we have the best in the world to question the worst in

the haqqani has clearly worked very closely with al-qaida elements.iously degraded al-qaida. we have not been able to touch haqqani. how dangerous are they to america and the west. >> that openings up the issue the haqqani network many believe, was protected by the pakistan, so you then go in to what is a relationship with pakistan. >> and this is why from the very beginning people said it's pakistan. joe biden famously said it's not afghanistan, it's pakistan. the mistake they made was thinking that pakistan was more influenceable, more shapeable by the instruments that the united states had. if anything it's more more recalcitrant. >> is it possible to focus on the terrorist threats, al-qaida, leave eye loan afghani civil society and create a better argument that we've succeeded something-- >> that's what we are going to do. we've redefined what a victory means. we're accepting the civilian side that this is not going to work. i hope we continue in the civilian role. we're going to say the gospel is, as obama said, to degrade and disrupt al-qaida. w

a baltimore county resident who plotted with al-qaida to kill americans.s morning, wjz investigates and adam may looks at how the boy next door turn into the deadliest form of homegrown terrorist. >> reporter: good morning. the face of terror graduated from a maryland high school and then joined al-qaida but now he's gonna help turn in other terrorists. the quiet suburban street of the catonsville neighborhood suddenly ground zero in a 2003 terror investigation. >> i knocked on my door. >> outside my house quick noticed unmarked cars and said he was from the fbi. >> reporter: agents searched for information about majid khan. >> yeah. that guy used to live across the street from me. >> reporter: the 1999 graduate of owings mills high school is now the only american in guantanamo bay, an interrogation camp in cuba. what do you remember about him? >> a nice kid. >> he rode his bike. he played a little ball. >> reporter: but kahn had a secret. he was plotting terror. > [ indistinct ] [ sirens ] >> reporter: the attacks horrified most american citizens but khan

. >>> plus a new message from al- qaida this morning.his one is in the form of a movie poster. 3q i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make a difference you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a phoenix. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candy

new intelligence now suggests that al-qaida may be plotting attacks leading up to the anniversary of bin laden's death. his compound was raided in pakistan on may 2nd last year. officials are keeping a close eye on the al-qaida group in yemen. >> it doesn't take a great number of people to do the kind of attack that we had on september 11th. that was less than two dozen people and it's clear they have that number available in places like yemen today. >> revenge attacks have been monitored by the u.s. ever since last may's raid. there have been no specific threats, though, against the u.s. >>> coming up at 5:00, it's not far away, the grand opening of the maryland live casino in anne arundel county. how you can be one of the first to walk through those doors. that story coming up at 5:07. a boyfriend now catching flack for his not-so-funny prank that he played on his girlfriend. we've got the video and a preview of what's coming up later today. that's at 5:35. >>> also the o's take another home win, a sweep on the toronto blue jays. highlights from that game and what's up next for the

says it is works with international partners to track down leads and they will not rest until al-qaida is completely destroyed. >>> a washington, d.c. teenager accused of attacking people has been arrested. michael davis is also suspected but not charged in another attack that killed a tourist from denver. so far no word on a motive. >>> police of anne arundel county are investigating a stabbing that happened last night. three men including a security guard were stabbed during a private party. those three victims were taken to shock trauma and they're expected to recover. tonight police are looking for three people in connection with those attacks. >>> community activists will be looking at what will happen at a criminal trial. wjz is live tonight. derek valcourt explains what has already happened. >> reporter: for now the judge and prosecution are move ahead with in case without the corporation of the victim. 24-year-old adeshime and brother returned to court after bizarre twists and turns in the case against them. the two brothers stand accused in the beating test of 15-year- old cor

thirty three people have been killed in two days of violent clashes between yemeni soldiers and al qaida comes after militants linked to al qaida raided an army barracks in the southern town of logar a government official says the group has now surrounded the area preparing to take over a town. in nigeria suicide bombers appear to be targeting the public after a fight of recent attacks a suicide car bomber killed forty one people in the country's north and hours later a second bomb exploded in central and jury in the country's north has been increasingly targeting a radical islamist sect known as ram which has been blamed for almost four hundred deaths in the last year. in the us rick santorum has suspended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination after he was unable to win the primaries basing a loss in his home state of pennsylvania his decision years away the front runner mitt romney newt gingrich and ron paul are still campaigning but are lagging well behind romney and the lead up to november first presidential election. and there's more on the build up to the u.s. ele

in syria saying actually take his top already arrived and they'll be followed by more al qaida members from elsewhere in the arab world they he says are trying to destabilize syria and turn it into a battleground elsewhere in the region now it's really reiterated heads below its view that colors died belongs to the palestinians now here's your chance might have a feeling that if your house i don't know how much force was in because of my interest your hundred years just because i'm stronger than you realize you have a little alcohol you once that doesn't give me that doesn't mean it was my question because now i went to talk to. a head of the broadcast to the program at the secretly cation where he filmed the show we told you all about the show how he chose the guests because he spent a lot of time himself in the other side of the interview with death he too. it's about his disenchantment with mainstream media and why he chose analogy to broadcast this but i don't see why he feels that he's in a unique position to make an interview show let's hear what he had to say what. the majority

. >> al-qaida is to terror what mafia is to crime.his group and their leader, a person named bin laden is linked-- >> there is an old poster out west that said "wanted: dead or alive." >> he's a person who has now been marginalized. i just don't spend that much time on him to be honest with you. i don't know where he is. i repeat what i said. i'm truly not that concerned about him. >> the republicans have a funny way of saying they would have gotten bin laden when their president, i'm not that concerned about him. by the way, the proof is in the pudding, eight years, never got him. losers, failure. with that clear this is how the politics plays out. who do we bring in when we want to know about the politics? ♪ oh, right, we bring in the epic politics man. michael shure ariana huffington said she was disturbed with the way they were hyping up this bin laden with a big ad out and everything. what is your take on it? >> i'm totally surprised about any shock. especially from you, you and ariana. this is what you've been talking about. dem

it comes after militants linked to al qaida raided an army barracks in the southern town of lo there a government official says the group have now surrounded the area preparing to take over the town. for even million eligible southbury and voters will have the opportunity to vote for the country's new parliament on wednesday it's predicted to be a race between two major parties the presidents and the main opposition group tensions with north korea are a major factor in the race with manny koreans unhappy at the government's handling of relations with its northern neighbor the presidential elections also slated for december this year. in the us rick santorum has suspended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination after he was unable to win key primaries facing a loss of his home state of pennsylvania his decision clears the way for frontrunner mitt romney newt gingrich and ron paul are still campaigning but are lying well behind romney in the lead up to november's presidential election. but there's more on the buildup to the u.s. election next hour of hazard he's going t

in syria saying agitated have already arrived and they'll be followed by more al qaida members from elsewhere in the arab world they he said are trying to deal dave syria and turkey to a battleground elsewhere in the region not really reiterated hezbollah its view that palestine belongs to the palestinians that if it's my house in you have if your house i don't know can come out for something become my interest me or i'm going to guess just because i'm stronger than you i. can call you and that doesn't give me that doesn't realize my question because now i'm going to talk to. a head of the broadcast of the program at the secretly cation where he films the show we told all about the show how he chose the guests because he spent a lot of time himself in the other side of the interview with death he talked about his disenchantment with mainstream media and why he chose in our teeth to broadcast this show and also why he feels that he's in a unique position to make an interview show of his heart let's hear what he had to say. the majority of court. could not. get work i was doing with m

the fight against al-qaida continues. >> the greater the organization significantly over the past decade and over the past several years in particular as we've taken off the battlefield the founder leader. we're determined to destroy that organization. >>> the obama administration has come under attack by opponents by highlighting the killing of osama bin laden. when asked if it was appropriate to politicize the issue, brennan says he does do politics. >>> new reports say newt gingrich will end his campaign for the presidency this wednesday in washington. previous reports said he would quit tuesday. the former house speaker won only two primaries, south carolina and his home state of georgia. and he never regained traction after losing to mitt romney in florida. gingrich is expected to endorse the likely gop nominee and has said republicans need to rally behind romney to defeat the opposition. >>> the election will probably turn on which candidate inspires the most confidence. he also warned all politics that there are no quick fixes to big problems. >> the things i was talking about 30

the screen grabs you see here show the al-qaida leader isolated and detached, in some cases obsessivecticing his video messages, planning in vane for a repeat attack bike 9/11. judicial watch that sued for the actual pictures and video of the raid said to fox in a statement, the administration is not living up to its promises of transparency. quote, there is no provision under law to keep documents secret, because their release might offend our terrorist enemies, the court got it terribly wrong and judicial watch tells fox they plan to appeal. bill: what is the state of al-qaida as we reflect now on one year after osama bin laden was taken down? >> reporter: later today there will be a rare briefing for the intelligence report erts on the state of al-qaida by the office of the director of national intelligence, the nation's top intelligence officer. as we approached the one-year anniversary u.s. officials concede that al-qaida's affiliates have evolved and adapted to the loss of osama bin laden. while there is no specific threat information for the and verseee this recent video comes

afghanistan after nine eleven i personally think it made sense for us to go over there that's where al qaida was holed out as the welcome guest of the taliban and you know it was ten eleven years ago with if things were going well things were going very well and we had special operators in that country really really kicking some some tale. the joker in the deck was the war in iraq and. all these forces were pulled out of afghanistan to support the war in iraq and of course we don't have a draft so we're fighting two wars at the same time we don't have the draft we don't have enough troops to do it so we reduce the forces in our forces in afghanistan and it should took just a couple years and it's sort of doing right down the drain and started going right back to world was before we ever showed up and then we you know we surge the surges of thirty thirty three thousand soldiers that that's not a lot thirty thirty three thousand troops and when you think about it what's the percentage of them that are actual combat troops carrying. you know kerry or a rifle you know it's a fraction of them it'

if you say it's just al-qaida and we've killed a bunch of al-qaida leaders to be sure, well, then you that's that and we're done. >> here's the real problem and by the way, we revealed this in a course that we put on line yesterday for free at muslimbrotherhoodinamerica.com, a 10 part look at this issue. if you miss as we are as a nation that the muslim brotherhood is a primary mover behind something called sharia that is a lot of jihadists in their war against us, this is to say we're missing the whole piece of the war called civilization jihad. a kind of stealthy previolent effort to do the same thing al-qaida wants to do which is to destroy us and impose sharia on us. this is really the key part of it and it's very worrying that the state department is putting out this word because it suggests that muslim brothers in the government, as we document in this course or at least closely affiliated with the muslim brotherhood who are advising, some of them are in office and some of them are people who are responsible for our outreach to the muslim-american community are promoters of this

afghans have a full grip on security, which is a couple of years out, which is to invite taliban and al-qaida back in and set the stage for another 9/11. >> recently, the u.s. has accelerated the transfer of security to the afghan government. it agreed to transfer control of night raids and detainees to afghan forces. "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> >> 17 militants were killed in those attacks. >> >> meanwhile back here in baltimore, a fight turns deadly on the west side. now, police are looking for a gunman. police say 34-year-old michael phillip scott died after he was shot multiple times. witnesses say that scott knew his killer, who shot him in the back as he walked away during an argument. police say they are hoping to make an arrest soon. >> >> a brush fire threatens homes. the blaze broke out in a marshy area behind the holiday point marina in edgewater. it burned for a couple of hours, but neighbors say they were watching in fear. >> my husband went out with the garden hose to try to keep all of the greenery here wet so it wouldn't cross the road. it came close to my neighbor's house. fo

and qatar in favor of regime change will not acknowledge the presence of armed forces including al qaida on the ground in former work correspondent for al jazeera. says his qatari based channel refused to air this reality we want to make cost in the middle into this that syrian media war for launching so i took my decision i want our recalls what's going on a power game it's the owners of the companies you know a couple example going to the gambling and the syrian and syrian crisis and they want them use all possible to topple the regime of assad in damascus the voices of syrians who are cheering for this are kept off i mean stream t.v. screens they are all was. trying to sticks against the support that evolution and the army of course and there are many other see as who do not support the regime who are scared something possibilities. for. the pave the way the american media is covering the destruction in syria rushing aside alternative news the mainstream media was quick to accuse russia and china of being responsible for the bloodshed video chanting russia is killing our children some

taking a look now at other news from around the world this hour dozens of al qaida militants have been killed in southern yemen following three days of government air strikes the raids are in response to an attack on a nearby army base last week islamist rebels have used the past year of anti-government protests to expand their influence in the country. argentinean protesters rallying against britain's control of the falkland islands have clashed with riot police when sorry demonstrators outside the british embassy patrolled by tore down these barricades before officers responded with tear gas the demo marks the thirtieth anniversary of the start of the for which almost thousand people died . in record breaking winds of one hundred fifty kilometers per hour or have been recorded in japan of course to death in tokyo a simple walk across the street didn't convert out of challenges as many have trouble holding onto their belongings hundreds of flights have been canceled gust expected to continue through to branson. now it always got a gambling problem the number of people getting addicted

there is an element of al qaida and i think that is an aspect that one. just look at what is happening in the vacuum the spring the in the arab world in tunisia in egypt and so on plus also the nato attacks that took place in libya that has opened a pandora's box where you lot of our men a lot of soldiers who were working in the gadhafi regime in libya have come back to their own countries the rebels have effectively. got rid of an elected president but at the same time the rebels themselves do not have very clear credentials if you like the elements who are supposedly trying to liberate the people themselves have very big carriers very colorful very dangerous bad ground. but on these stories can be found at any time on our web site r.t. dot com it's a taste of what's online today guilty as charged colonel gadhafi is inferential son saif al islam faces the most serious accusation in libya has managed to back with it since he's failed to take a license to his camels. and that's why that i mean for that suppressed bill gates raises the lid of controversy by

it's about defeating al-qaida and its extremist affiliates.this agreement must now go to a process both in afghanistan and the u.s. president obama himself will give it a review before he signs it. the may nato summit will be taking place in chicago. nato will decide how much money support and troop support it will give to afghanistan. >>> look but don't touch. what to do if you come across a bird that seemed to have -- that seems to have fallen from its nest. >>> and check out this flash mob. the country where it happened and the medical condition they wanted to bring attention to. >>> spring of course is here now and the warmer days and more daylight means more animals scurrying around. cara lu talks to animal officials about care. >> reporter: this wild fox was brought to san leandro after it was found abandoned. as well as this sparrow. >> crows eat baby sparrows. we don't know what happened to its baby brother and sister but thankfully it was brought. >> it's very easy to see a baby and think, oh my gosh it's small, it's hurt, it's in tro

exactly what america and israel want for syria now for that also you pointed to the involvement of al qaida in syria saying agitated counting grazier rice and they'll be followed by more how tight and best from elsewhere in the arab world they he says are try to stabilize syria and turn it into a battle ground elsewhere in the region not really reiterated hezbollah its view that palestine belongs to the palestinians now you can see my house in the garden if your house and i go ok somebody force doesn't become mine entrance to your i'm going to it's just because i'm stronger than you are right here the name of the ok well you have that doesn't give me it doesn't legalize why i should leave your house now i want to talk to us all ahead of the broadcast of the program at the secret location where he films the show we told all about the show how he chose the guests of course he spent a lot of time himself on the other side of the interview with death he talks about his disenchantment with mainstream media and why he chose in our team to broadcast the first show and also why he feels that he's i

about their treatment by the government but the drive for separation is suspected of being driven by al qaida. two people have been killed in a botched suicide attack believed to have been targeting intelligence officers in southern yemen the bomber who is suspected of having links to al qaeda was on route to his intended destination when the past occurred a civilian who was driving him at the time of the explosion was also killed yemen has seen a rise in violence since president hadi took office in late february. allowing president. has died according to medical and ministerial sources although no official confirmation has been made the doctor who treated him said on thursday that the leader was clinically dead after suffering a heart attack if confirmed his demise could create a new push new political tension and now to a growing social unrest a low is one of the poorest countries in the world with most of the population living on less than a dollar a day. a group of californians are in a spin over how the golden state's going green communities say they're blighted by government subsidized

exactly what america and israel want for syria that's really also pointed to the involvement of al qaida in syria saying agitated out in great iraq are you sam will be followed by more wild card in memphis from elsewhere in the arab world they he says are trying to day belies syria and turkey to a battleground elsewhere in the region not really reiterated hezbollah its view that palestine belongs to the palestinian areas and somehow if you have if your house and i go no can come by force doesn't become mine interest me or i'm going to do is just because i'm stronger than your idea it will kill you and that doesn't give me it doesn't realize my question for your house now i went to talk to. the head of the broadcast of the program at the secretly cation where he films that show we told all about the show how he chose the guests because he spent a lot of time himself on the other side of the interview with death he talks about his disenchantment with mainstream media and why he chose an r t to broadcast this show and also why he feels that he's in a unique position to make an interview sho

comes after militants linked to al qaida army barracks in the southern town of slaughter a government official says the group have now surrounded the area preparing to take over the town. and u.s. rick santorum has suspended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination after he was the needle to the primaries facing a loss in his home state of pennsylvania is this is are we are some way for front runner mitt romney newt gingrich and ron paul are still campaigning but are lagging role behind romney in the lead up to november presidential election. and there is more on the buildup to the u.s. election coming up next hour as our he is going to speak to jim clifton c.e.o. of a company conducting opinion polls in the state he says the earth figures show obama may have a fight on his hands to stay and white house. well we ask right now if you're to vote tonight who to vote for me and according to the gallup poll if we vote tonight romney will beat him because you know you may very well vote for romney but not for him you're just voting against the president is there a survey what

there is an element of al qaida and i think that is an aspect that one has to look at what is happening in the vacuum post the spring. in the arab world in tunisia in egypt and so on plus also the nato attacks that took place in libya that has opened a pandora's box where you lot of a lot of soldiers who were working in the gadhafi regime in libya have come back to their own countries the rebels have effectively. got rid of an elected president but at the same time the rebels themselves do not have very clear like the elements who are supposedly trying to liberate the people themselves how very precarious very colorful very dangerous background. coming out the britons risking everything on the roll of the dice a look at how the u.k. is gambling industries becoming russian roulette are countless unable to fight the war of easy money. and a red alert for moscow hours hundreds of communist supporters hit the streets and try to shake off the party's soviet image. but first spain may have unveiled twenty seven billion euros worth of cuts but investors still aren't sure the country's on the r

like torture works like a charm if you want to prove in quotes that saddam hussein had ties with al qaidawell you know if you can't do it yourself you give those people over to steamship sions they know how to meet people confess and that's precisely what went on in the very early parts of the torture regime the. essential eight imma get information they want it was some sort of indication material it was true or not. saddam hussein was somehow related to nine eleven and they got at rice and his fellow leaping to cairo right not only was the center set up and broke polish law it contravened we produce constitution also talks that it could indeed be a case that could be referred to the european court of human rights for the very reasons you've just been talking about the alleged torture the cia agents and put his agents should they be held accountable from your position as a former cia agent should the people the personnel perhaps be facing trial. but there is a precedent here it's called. tribe you know it is not sufficient to say i was only following orders that does a work of. good does

the siege came after two military chiefs close to the former leader were fired reshuffle came as al qaida government launched attacks against government sites suicide missions targeting security forces and tens of pride since president having took office in february after year of protests against the former k.g.b. . the us is the only country in the world with jails young offenders for life without parole because it treats them as adults for their crimes what's worse other conditions treatment abuse they face behind bars as artie's lives well reports next it causes others who do get released to be stuck in a cycle of re-offending again. authorities in western pennsylvania have charged eleven year old jordan brown as an adult the boys will have lined trial together in adult court but late but his sentence is also the length of his wife they're not old enough to drive drink or vote but in america kids as young as seven years old can be tried as adults when you hold the youth accountable the same manner and passion in which you hold an adult it's just not right and it's not there michael can

about their treatment by the government but the drive for separation is suspected of being driven by al qaida but only me now is i've got up from the nation of islam religious and humanitarian movement joining us from gonna be a broad band thank you for being with us tell us why has mali descended into this fractured instability i'm sure there are a lot of different factors playing into this. well that's a very convoluted situation and it would take people on the ground i was in mali. and i had an opportunity to meet with president george and he spent forty five minutes describing the situation that was going on and not a part of africa. it's very confusing situation and when i hear the name and they want to set up for a show deal laura and the northern part of mali it makes me think it has all the forces behind it remember that there was a election the twenty ninth that is more or less even the. with right before the election with a sitting president could not run again according to the constitution and you know he was on his way oh well we do have a clue at this time and still living the de

of sunni sheiks from iraq or soonish extract the gulf they are salafi jihadism the middle with an al qaida or strains of ok adequate action in we also have british ten french special forces on the ground the clarke of the un security council so it's crazy because you are trying to implement you when glenn way you have two members of the u.n. security council or the opposition they are fighting the government alongside the opposition so obviously how can you prove lad guarantees to the government that this is going to start this is the fact only normals could ever story because there is a shadow war going on for months even more stop. and we have more analysis on the developments in and around syria all throughout the day here on r.t. both of the latest facts and opinions available twenty four seven and talk on just a click away. britain is seeking to boost its military presence in asia as prime minister david cameron visits japan to agree on a possible royal navy submarine to point in the region the u.k. is joining the american buildup in asia pacific a strategy critics say is aimed at cha

strikes in southern yemen security has been reinforced in the capital over warnings of a possible al qaida attack in sun are seen a rise in bodett since present i think. for every. sunday. after months of protests. reportedly being given seven years in prison for posting cartoons of the prophet muhammad and. from trees new business leaders are getting free speech the protests last week which forced the previous president to resign the government has defended the sentencing saying standards of public decency. this argentinian little beast of the dead twenty injured. after winds tore through the city toppling over sixty miles. crews are now with. us. in mali the. north has to put independence in region and group says it's captured enough territory to form its and state of the seizing three main towns in the area rebels took advantage of the chaos caused by. two weeks ago un along with west african leaders are calling for order to be restored and the situation crosstalk program. the fact is for all his faults colonel gadhafi was more or less in his box in recent years and he kept by himself a

different elements of al qaida in the islamic magreb one and two were the attempts to target the m. and a with connection to a.q. and it was more the emmental a. pretty decisive groups led by britain right behind died in august last year who were actually fighting against a.q.i.m. elements is the one thing that the end of consistently said is that once they have taken as a while they were true either. out of the area ok peter what do you think about that because again i mean it looks like there are different agendas being played out here and we have to all wonder how they're going to deal with this one to there because i mean again you know the people of mali have to decide you know if it's democracy or security and put in the region has to think that in africa itself and then there's the outside players like the united states and nato when we look at what happened in libya is this going to be another mission creep or that it's going to sit there and watch and see what happens because we have this really hemorrhaging issue from libya going into mali that's fueling this. right i thin

trucks in southern yemen security has been reinforced in the capital warnings of a possible al qaida attack and so no we haven't seen a rise in violence and isn't ready to copy some great producers are writing to the sun it was asked to leave after months of protests. fierce storm in the argentinean capital is left at least eleven people dead and more than twenty injured himself in damage and trees are rooted out of the wounds in the city talking of a sixty mph continue to died after treading on a product that. crews are working to clear the debris mr prout. two men have reportedly been given seven years in prison for posting cartoon. on facebook i think ations that the country's new business leaders are getting free speech of the protests in germany and eleven which forced the previous president to resign the government has defended its sentencing saying it needs to uphold standards of public decency. ramadi and to our executives group in the north has declared independence but here it's no other word region to group says it's captured enough territory to form its own state of the s

of sunni sheiks from iraq or sunni sheiks from the gulf or so off it jihadism the middle with an al qaida or strains of ok adequate action in we also have british and french special forces on the ground the plight of the un security council so it's crazy because they are trying to implement you when glenn where you have two members of the un security council. the opposition. are fighting the government both sides the opposition so obviously how can you prove guarantees to the government that this is going to stop this is in fact only normal school her story because there's a shadow war going on for months and indeed all stop. you watching are to come for you in just a few minutes but of a poetic justice. any democracy who would not be prevented to enter the country whose anything they say or express which isn't the prevailing view among israel's leaders who decide it's a ban on a nobel prize winning german writer from the country over a strongly worded piece of poetry. written is seeking to follow in america's footsteps by heading east and of beefing up its military presence in asia the p

strikes in southern yemen security has been reinforced in the capital about warnings of a possible al qaida attack in some of the seen a rise in bought it since president took office and rick perry is pretty. was forced to leave after months of bloody protests. to have reportedly been given seven years in prison to call tunes of the prophet muhammad a place put on occasions the country's business leaders are getting free speech of the protests last january which forced the previous president to resign. has defended the sentencing saying these two are all standards of decency. a strong. argument never left at least. twenty. homes have been damaged and trees. through the city sixty miles from teenagers. are on the line. crews are now working to clear the debris and restore a lot of areas that. rebels in mali say they've stopped military operations and create a ceasefire which were a separatist group in the north says it's captured enough territory to form its own state of the seizing three main towns in the area the rebels to control things of the schools which are two weeks ago un along with

hour for you in southern yemen violent clashes have erupted between troops and militants linked to al qaida twelve insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed fighting in this south where the yemeni government is. going to regain parts of the country lost in militants government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before asking of the former president ali abdullah saleh. south sudanese soldiers came and airstrikes from saddam's army while withdrawing from the oil city of heglig around four hundred troops from south sudan hard reportedly died in the battle for the disputed border town which was captured earlier this month he or later was in the region have allegedly been severely damaged during the occupation of threatening that sudanese economy which is heavily reliant on energy exports from. iran claims it started to build a copy or bit top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces the military says it has extracted data and figure out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledged losing bit surveillance drone but said it would

deadly clashes between fighters linked to al qaida and yemeni soldiers continues for a fourth day running over one hundred seventy people have been killed in the fighting and the airstrikes since monday insurgents have been attacking army barracks trying to retake the strategic southern town of loder it's the latest in a series of deadly confrontations following an uprising which forced longtime leader. from power. the international criminal court has confirmed that saif gadhafi the imprisoned son of the former libyan leader was tortured and abused since his capture last november and us again has met him at a detention center near tripoli earlier this month where he certainly would prefer to stand trial in his home country on charges of war crimes however it's believed his decision was made under duress as a libyan official was sitting in on the conversation at trial at the i.c.c. would remove the threat out of a death sentence if he's convicted on charges of killing protesters during last year's uprising. let's now turn to dimitri's got the business news for us and the spotlight today is

exactly what america and israel want for syria that's really also pointed to the involvement of al qaida in syria saying agitate his house already arrived and they'll be followed by more how qaida members from elsewhere in the arab world they he says are trying to destabilize syria and turn it into a battleground elsewhere in the region not really reiterated heads below its view that colors died belongs to the palestinians now years and some i have a feeling of if your house i don't know can probably come by force because they come by in fifty or one hundred u.s. just because armstrong has a new idea it will kill you and that doesn't give me that doesn't mean you can rise higher question for your house now i went to talk to. a head of the broadcast of the program at the secret location where he filmed the show we told you all about the show how he chose the guests because he spent a lot of time himself on the other side of the interview with death he talks about his disenchantment with mainstream media and why he chose in r t to broadcast this show and also why he feels that he's in a un