different story so we've come to gain a different perspective on what's happening in belfast. the titanic's and the odyssey arena and the waterfront welcome to moe's in belfast but as well as taking in the sights along the more glamorous was a front regeneration area because it is a rule say given a guided tour through northern ireland's past troubles at the tool to avoid certain parts of the normal to rate bringing us sharply back to the here and now to the belfast that in the days following the twelfth of july or in july to unionise parade has once again been plagued by scenes of violence these tourists they for now remain unafraid i first came here in one thousand nine hundred one another time it was a very difficult period to because i remember it was the time of a hunger strikers so we used to going to town and we were checked so now to see that there is this peace process in northern ireland and there things have changed so much and belfast has become such an attractive place to be seen i think it is i must be the elected you know it was the right thing might be highly l

and the threat of fresh clashes looms in northern ireland unionists leaders in belfast appeal for calm after the authorities assigned to limit their conditional on local radio void a repeat of the past two weeks why it's that's coming up straight ahead of. i doubt very seriously that obama is sincere when he says snowden should come home and stand trial. could you take three. three. three. three. three. three blow video for your media project a free media dog r t v dot com. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing we looked into to provide arms to the rebels is it now time to consider a process to stop the violence and talk peace. making good on decades. rhetoric the e.u. is cutting off funding to firms funds and social projects in israeli settlements built illegally on palestinian lands the move had taken israel by surprise officials describing the move as brutal and an earthquake that will have seri

in northern ireland authorities have denied permission for a unionist for a to be held in belfast due to recent street riots the orange order was to march along a route separating the rival loyalist and nationalist communities are the center for of have the details but first there's a city of less willing to pay the bill so long as it's then very much divided along sectarian lines with loyalist and republican communities living right next to each other and in times of tension is the. violence to break out as we've seen in recent days but away from that night i'm writing and it's a completely different story so we've come to gain a different perspective on what's happening in belfast. the titanic's and the odyssey arena and the waterfront welcome to moe's in belfast but as well as taking in the sights along the more glamorous was a front regeneration area because it is a rule say given a guided tour through northern ireland's past troubles at the tool to avoid certain parts of the normal to rate bringing us sharply back to the here and now to the belfast that in the days following the

surf say belfast going. on saturday russia how its largest military drills in twenty years it was part of an operational ability to test by the country's defense ministry about one hundred sixty thousand troops took part in the exercises bonded by more than one hundred ad planes a thousand times and seventy ships the trials which will run until next saturday on a check transport security as well as technical and medical support capabilities ami the last major military checkout was in may how long russia is something. the country has been upping its annual military budget with planned spending expected to reach more than one hundred billion dollars in. u.s. military officials claim the number of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay has gone down for the first time says the mass protests began in february this follows claims by prison authorities that most of the hunger strikers have now eaten a meal suggesting the protests may be coming to an end but lawyers for the inmates say their clients are determ

both still around for you this hour here on our authorities in belfast block a loyalist march week after a celebration for a turned into days long violent clashes with police that's after the break. we'll talk about language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the police no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point. to carry out a car is on the job here no. thank you no more we say. what you need a direct question the proof for a change when you when you should be ready for a. print of a speech and. now the freedom to. build. its technology innovation all the developments around russia we the future covered. welcome back this is r t how the european union has cut off funding to disputed israeli occupied territories in the west bank and these drucilla it's part of e.u. pressure on israel to keep inside its original borders before their expansion in nine hundred sixty seven the decision will affect more than half a million of settlers and has caused an angry reaction from tel aviv but europe says it's merely formalized a

a reporter based in dallas past -- based in belfast has been covering the troubles in northern ireland for several years now. after a second night of violence and rioting, could you describe the mood today? >> at the moment, things are quiet. although tensions are still high, particularly in the protestant loyalist working class in north and east belfast where the worst of the rioting broke out on friday and saturday night. over the two nights of violence on friday and saturday, about 40 police officers were injured and they were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs and other missiles. an extra 630 police had to be brought into the streets on friday to help keep the peace during the annual friday parade. the chief constable for northern ireland said he's bringing an extra or hundred in light of the violence. they have been drafted in from forces across the uk to help keep the peace on the street. >> you have been covering the troubles in northern ireland for many years now. you mentioned the police presence on the street. hundreds of more have been brought in. -- i'm president it is thi

street battles in northern ireland clashes continue in belfast following the annual pro british parade with skirmishes between protestant hardliners and police for the second night in a row. it's four am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour a fugitive n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden seeking refuge in russia breaking almost three weeks of silence as he remains stuck in moscow's sheremetyevo airport the leaker says he's willing to stay in moscow until he can secure a safe passage to latin america where he's been granted asylum by several countries or he's paul scott is following his attempted attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. confirm that russia's federal and migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite meeting with human rights activists and noise in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be latin america of course believe the venezuela nicaragua have suggested they would take him in but is proving very very difficult f

and street battles in belfast and dozens injured as well as the hardliners clash with police trying to block their march from entering a catholic district. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just turned midnight this is with the twenty four hours a day n.s.a. leaker edward snowden has renewed his request for asylum here in russia as he looks to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks stranded in the transit zone of it and sent nearly two dozen asylum requests around the world paul scott says following the whistle blows attempts to escape u.s. prosecution r.t. confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite meeting with human rights activists and lawyers in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be latin america of course bolivia venezuela and nicaragua have all suggested they would take him in but it is proving very very difficult for him to get there not only because of. because aggress

reports now from belfast. i didn't like the bathroom. but. what. was that oil. front like. you can see in the back. and the front. of the. wrong simple thing. coming. down from the grave i think that he. said that the once again being pulled around the wall there was. the tension. that this would be able to. see things. in the bloody thing to number. as well as some of the. things that not the little bit of. all the stone was. sunk. a lot of questions will be off about whether anything being done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. and other international news egypt's interim government has announced a criminal investigation against deposed president morsi as part of a crackdown a muslim brotherhood leaders he's accused of spying inciting violence and ruining the country's economy this comes amid a backdrop of protests both for and against the ousted leader despite the beginning of ramadan celebrations on saturday tens of thousands of is amiss rallied in the capital in support of the see whose whereabouts are still on the. turkish police and some protesters. in is

i need round the voltage party to seem to be held in belfast. but there can fit him at fifty eight hundred of the questions many will want to see addressed they surrounding cultural expression the flags grades still most some of the most employment she is she's tween the nylons put student and catholic communities scotch below the surface it will deny that its peace plan and it's clear to me that the sectarian divisions are made in the big question and need to be given the event everything they can that if they make me up a big pool. headed by members at the end to think the more crease still there. right after the break we'll be leaking and be told the global economy has taken on the african state of ghana. many in latin america are furious with the forced grounding of bolivia's president evo morales is playing in austria and even twelve nations in latin america are coming together to discuss the consequences of the event the plane was forced to the ground while flying over the e.u. because it was believed that that sneaky snowden was hiding on

street battles in belfast dozens injured as a protest on todd linus clashed with police trying to block the munch from entering from a district. international news and comments live from moscow this is us he was me hello and welcome to the pool. and i say leaker edward snowden has really need his request for asylum in russia as he lives to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks trended in the transit zone of sheremetyevo and found nearly two dozen asylum requests around the world paul scott is following the whistle blowers attempts to escape u.s. prosecution are to confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite yesterday's meeting a shadow matter airports with human rights activists lawyers in which he requested assistance in getting to his final destination which is still believed to be latin america of course bolivia venezuela and nicaragua have all suggested they would take him in but it is proving very very difficult for him to get there not only because

reports from belfast. i didn't write the bathroom. break but i. want to. find out why that oil or that this is the front line. in the back. in the front right. the. wrong the bus is being. deployed you put it. sort of. coming. down they. think that. they once again being pulled around the wall they. tend to be. able to. see things. in the bloody thing the number that was the. thing that not the little bit. on the. phone was. on my feet and taking. a lot of questions that will be all about whether anything being done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. whenever you don't call me on line team is a whole host of stories waiting at the moment for example on the blue soldiers who are excited about a new discovery system revealing the color of an italian planet which is sixty three light years away from. rains melting glass you can check out the. websites. visit our emotion page where we stock up the best videos for you on the latest events and today it's a brazilian workers protest which ended in flames police found to be rotten. right now for that an

reports now from belfast. i didn't like the back to. find out. that it's at the front like bilbo but you can see in the background that in between the police and the brother in law it is protested the call the. wrong the boss is being flooded with by the people already being the will to count it deployed you've got a lot of the sort of bully of the public. that if you look down there you can see the bridge that they think that the board that they know what was it that they once again being pulled or. around the world it was the way it tends to be called that this would be able to be avoided. that extremely likely. that we've already seen a number believe that it was the fact that love it but not the little bit of mediation. all that the very big but that means a strong word for the community leaders like he didn't take the bulk of the lead that's going to be a lot of questions that will be all about whether anything could have been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. now eighteen people have been killed one child among them in a bu

and the threat of fresh clashes looms in northern ireland unionists leaders in belfast appeal for calm after the authorities decide to limit their traditional annual parade. ovoid a repeat of the past two weeks riots that's coming up straight ahead. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged as a big picture. speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's what you hear on all t.v. reporting from the world talks to feel like p. interview intriguing story to tell you. the. arabic to find out more visit our big. dog called. wealthy british style it's time to do it right in front. of the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the report on our. welcome back washington has plans ready for support of supporting part of a syrian rebels with a military force and the president is reportedly considering whether to use them now this was revealed by barack oba

the flying of the flag over belfast city hall and the restrictions that were placed on the playing of the union jack over belfast city hall should i say has proven a very controversial issue and sparked a lot of riots earlier in belfast which which they reported on earlier in the year and secondly the parades commission which was set up under the under the peace process started to restrict groups the orange order would have claimed a legitimate queen's highways which they could've done which they could march now there's a couple of extra dimensions to this year's marching season as well is not the city of derry which some would call londonderry but i call it derry because i'm from republican this gives you an idea of how he said things could guess because we're the ones political. background is demarcated by the very words that you use. is the londonderry let's say the united kingdom city of culture this year and as part of that celebration they will host a march of five thousand orangeman members of this protestant lodge to celebrate. protestant identity in northern ireland and frank

reports now from belfast. develops the tensions once again ignited police on the front line feeling the heat at belfast's most recent riots or the thousand police officers from across the u.k. drafted in to assist northern ireland police force and a surrounding the raids spilling into the second night right to the scene of the disturbance once again. here in the loyalists would fail wait very more than a stone's throw from the republican arguing district police hadn't forced a controversial ruling from the parades commission but the march could not pass the arduin shops on its return rate sparking the latest on rest but was the first night's riots who waged by sea taking part in the parade these rioters were younger and smaller in number seems like these at the flare up over the decision to restrict the flying of the union flag winter but then protests occurred almost daily and the cost of policing these riots estimated to run into the tens of millions of pounds these riots taking place in a loyalist streets r

reports from belfast. a tinderbox of tensions once again ignited police on the front line feeling the heat the belfast most recent riots or the thousand police officers from across the u.k. drafted in to assist northern ireland's police force and a surrounding the july twelfth parades spilling over into a second night rice at the scene of the disturbance once again they kissed here in the loyalist would fail wait more than a stone's throw from the republican are doing district police hadn't forced a controversial ruling from the parades commission but the much could not pass the arduin shops on its return rate sparking the latest on rest but was the first light riot to wait to take part in the parade these rioters were younger and smaller in number seems like these the flare up over the decision to restrict the flying of the union flag winter but then protests occurred almost daily and the cost of policing those riots estimated to run into the tens of millions of pounds these riots taking place in a loyali

in northern ireland humanists are planning yet another parade in belfast despite street riots that have been raging over the past few days the orange order has applied for permission to hold a march this weekend but as are two sara first explains their decision comes when the nationalist community is most sensitive. well the full moon u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas back installment yesterday party move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other group will say going to be looking to bring forward a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to move an island blackall with and really seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's

loyalist riots in north belfast of continued for the second night in a row prompting the deployment of hundreds of additional police the march by the british orange order spiraled into one rest after the traditional route was shortened to keep it from passing through a sectarian flashpoint. but he's still got some i think here all the second even a bit on a much much smaller scale than we saw last night though the situation moves bad but the numbers are significantly smaller and the laws police operation trying to quell these tend to have the starting it cooled slowly for the police forcing that controversial decision by the phrase mission they didn't reach for the twelfth of july parades and not for large scale anger on the streets of belfast here again tonight as you can see we've had a full full thing they have been through. the last number of police offices dealing with this operation of all three female sex the numbers of mutual aid office is. a good thing scotland is well being hit and this thing northern ireland police force but i think that's the problem the last couple of nigh

reports now from belfast i can't. even get this right next to. me but. i. want to. find out. that this is the big brother like bilbo that you can see in the background. between the police and the brother who is right though the core of the barrel is wrong the buffalo is being flooded with by the people already being the will to cut it deployed you've got to be really. sort of bully of the public. that if you look down there you can see the bridge that they think that the boards of the window will hold. if you want to get be equal around the world it was the right time to be called but that would be able to avoid it i would think that it's really really ugly protests that we've already pleaded number believe they did it well the fact that well it being backed up a little bit it needed to go it all of the budget but that wasn't strong words were they needed to lead it might be the play football league it's going to be a lot of question that will be all about whether anything could have been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. at least fourteen people have been co

used water cannons to disperse the angry mob to half ass reports now from belfast. then i didn't get it right next to. you but. he was right that. what. i've. tried out what i've already know more than this is that the front like a little bit you can see in the background that the hats in between the police and the brother the louis protested the call of the. bronx the buffaloes being flooded with by the people already being the wall of the cottage deployed you could have a lot of the sort of body of the public. that if you look down there you can see the great i think that the slope of the new wolf is that the once again being pulled around the world with it today that for a potential to be called that this would be able to be avoided as you can see that extremely ugly place in the south that we will anything to number of relief then just as well as some of the protests of the love and it seems to have a little bit of mediation. all that divided the beautiful stone what's the community today. like even if they provoked it certainly that's going to be a lot of quest

well additional police are to be deployed to belfast shortly in the program to run out to bring you the latest from northern ireland's capital which has been engulfed in sectarian violence for the second night in a row if you can do please stay with us here on out. i'm not used to the tundra to freedom i am my dear. in second grade i ran away from the boarding school with to my friends will be around to the tundra. to the tundra is just miskito that practically i don't know how people can live there to get in there no t.v.'s in the tenth how caisson my child to boarding school i won't be able to sleep at night after that. they enter a life without knowledge of how to do basic things they don't get that in school. oh oh oh. could you take three. three. three. three. three. three brown video for your media project a free video don carty dot com. we're featuring other top headlines of the week here on this is the weekly with me wrong . egypt's interim government has begun investigating the ousted president mohamed morsi for spying ruining the economy and inciting violence at the military's

any round of multiparty tools seem to be held in belfast led by american diplomat for. the questions many will want to see addressed they surrounding cultural expression the flags and parades but still most some of the most inflammatory is she's tween know the nylons put student and catholic community scotch below the surface it will deny that its peace plan and it's clear to me that the sectarian divisions were made in the big question that now needs to be out there given the events everything they did that is going to make me up coming cool . headed by members of the international community or the more crease still there are. about. to take more news in half an hour in the meantime we take you to the african nation of ghana to look at what's being held as an economic success story itself to the break stay with us for that if you can. or remember those old wacky communist countries who constantly boost their numbers to make themselves feel better or who cares if stores aren't the end this piece of paper a one hundred thousand tons of potatoes that is good enough for me

clashes break out of the annual british parade in belfast despite heavy police presence. around. syrian territory this time targeting. people expect. privacy as a better. had for the past decade or so because now we have a lot of people who knows if there's a problem and how big it is. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television. now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. news continues here naughty eighteen people have been killed one child among them in a crash outside moscow that's according to emergency officials but so. reports say there are up to twenty fatalities emergency crews took the injured to a clinic with two children said to be among them four people died in hospital over twenty are still being treated there and some of them in intensive care the bus carrying forty one passengers split in two when it was hit by a truck the truck driver appeared to have a record of dangerous driving and this crash is one of the deadliest road accidents in russia this year. israel carried out an

and unions for raids in northern ireland open up old wounds as belfast braces for more violent clashes between catholics and protestants warned that after the break. the answer made a simple question who is behind nine eleven i gave you the courtesy of being on your show you should give me the courtesy of answering one simple question the question is whether the death of those people are justified hundreds of thousands of. people were killed after war and i don't think the goals that were set out before the war were actually achieved during that war and that's the biggest public . speaking the language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. in troy arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call. science technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got this huge area covered. welcome back this is our team a british thing tank the institute of economic affairs has promised large cash prize for who ever comes up with the best roadmap for leaving

eunice parades in northern ireland open up old wounds as belfast brain says for more violent clashes between catholics and protestants more on that after the break. some of these traditional chilly lines they've been grid and developed and asked down from generation. this is a tall destruction of the culture in new mexico i tell you what i mean this this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here we're going to have to. worry not about in the in the you know in all the organs or. genetically engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. right on the street. first street. and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the. welcome back this is r.t. a british thing tank that is you have economic affairs has promised large cash prize for whoever comes up with the best roadmap for leaving european union prime minister david cameron has pledged to hold a referendum on britain's future in europe if his party is reelected r.g.s. boy boy who has a story picture. the scene is

a tinderbox of tensions once again ignited police on the front line feeling the heat at belfast's most recent riots more than a thousand police officers from across the u.k. drafted in to assist northern ireland's police force anger surrounding the july twelfth parades spilling over into a second night rising the scene of the disturbance once again focused here in the loyalist would fail worried barely more than a stone's throw from the republican arguing district police hadn't forced a controversial ruling from the parades commission that the march could not pass the arduin shops on its return rate sparking the latest on rest but was the first light riot to wage by taking part in the parade these rioters were younger and smaller in number things like these the flare up over the decision to restrict the flying of the union flag last winter but their protests occurred almost daily and the cost of policing those riots estimated to run into the tens of millions of pounds these riots taking place in a loyalist streets rioters waging this fight on their own doorsteps i mean having children

unionist parades in northern ireland open up old wounds as belfast braces for more violent clashes between catholics and protestants after the break. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged welcome to the big picture. do we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn to angle those kids stories. for you here. in troy spanish to find out more visit. welcome back you what. from moscow a british thing to the institute of economic affairs has promised a large cash prize for who average comes up with the best roadmap for leaving the european union prime minister david cameron has pledged to hold a referendum on britain's future in europe if his party is reelected boy who has a story. picture the scene is the year twenty seventeen and britons have just voted in favor of exiting the beleaguered european union so th

this report from belfast. this parade takes place annually and considered one of the most controversial of the unionist orange orders marching season this year there's been some contention over the routes now normally the parade would pass the are doing shots that's considered a flash point aaron is actually about two hundred meters up the road from where i'm standing now now in the morning the small be the parade is going to be able to march past that area enjoying the main parade but the parades commission has ruled that after the great spanish they won't be allowed to return past that flashpoint area now that's the area we're in the past we've seen tensions flare up in some violence breaking out between the unionists and the nationalist community that live there this year the marches are going to be stopped on their way back in the small feet a parade right here now that has caused some anger amongst the unionist community we've heard the orange order saying that there would be some protests in the coming d

isn't belfast with. well over that delay this morning the main parade here about must now. be well under way the big day this great loathing of the most inclusive of the meanest or include a smoking season to do so is the most controversial of the taking place all across northern ireland today both in the build up to the parade we've seen some control the state surrounding the great commission to say no to allow this to be the freight costs that is if a feria to go back home the same rate doubt that decision it is closely. along the unionist community they pull some of those protests that's why hard to predict that came out today is today the play out every was very much a big hit it was all piece today because joe biden back to last yes and to the beginning of this when we know they see the budget the losing the fall both with the lawyer that's right that the riots is contesting that union flag that they did no one wants to see those scenes repeated kids today there's going to be some big moments today i love the variables as well not least of course the police operation t

the union jack over belfast city hall should i say. has proven a very controversial issue and sparked a lot of riots earlier in belfast and secondly the parades commission which was set up under the under the peace process started to restrict groups the orange order would have claimed a legitimate queen's highways which they could've done which they could march now there's a couple of extra dimensions to this year's marching season as well is not the city of derry londonderry let's say the united kingdom city of culture this year and as part of that celebration they will host a march of five thousand orangeman members of this protestant lodge to celebrate. protestant identity in northern ireland and journalists to report on northern ireland are expecting a lot of tension a lot of trouble really not marching in particular situation it seems to me quite complicated that the definition of the division between the groups i'm talking about loyalists and republicans it's not quite entrenched so can you tell us what's going on just what there

now loyalist riots in north belfast have continued for the second night in a row the deployment of hundreds of additional police forces by the orange order spiraled into unrest after the traditional route was shortened to keep it from passing through a sectarian flashpoint. but she's still got some i think the second even a bit on a much much smaller scale than we saw last night though the situation moves bad but the numbers are significantly smaller and the laws police operation trying to quell the kind of the starting of course will be for the police forcing that controversial decision by the phrase they said they didn't reach for the twelfth of july parade to not for large scale anger on the streets of belfast here again tonight as you can see be part of the whole thing they have been cut through. the last number of police offices dealing with this operation of all three female sex the numbers of mutilated offices for a good thing scotland is well being hit as this thing northern ireland police force but i think that's the problem the last couple of nights really highlighted some of the

belfast's police have been reinforced by more than six hundred officers from other u.k. branches as the city anticipates the annual unionist parade for the marches route has been shortened this year with a ban on an evening walk through a sectarian flashpoint unionist leaders have expressed outrage at the decision but have promised to keep any protests peaceful in belfast with more as artie's south. this parade takes place annually and considered one of the most controversial of the unionist orange orders marching season out this year there's been some contention over the routes now normally the parade would pass the are doing shots that's considered a flash point aaron is actually about two hundred meters up the road from where i'm standing now now in the morning the small d. the parade is going to be able to march past that area enjoying the main parade but the parades commission has ruled that after the parades finished they won't be allowed to return past that flashpoint area now that's the area were in the past we've seen tensions flare up in some violence breaking

well you go to our web site for more striking images of the violence simmering in belfast also online as well r t dot com reviving the ruins libyan officials want to transform now the rubble of the late leader colonel gadhafi is residents into a family recreation area. robot to the rescue this mechanical god could soon be saving lives in disaster areas says the pentagon's advanced research department all programmers have to do now is to get some brigades and their starts the at the big job because you can read more about that. u.s. laws on self-defense gun control and racism need revamping according to the country's attorney general thousands have rallied across america in the past few days since the cradle of george zimmerman the florida man who killed black teenager trayvon martin last year it was ruled to be self-defense even though trayvon was an armed law professor charles rose says it's not about race it's about gun control. the road to ease with which you can not only purchase a weapon but then use that weapon to defend yourself in the state of florida in approximately twenty o

crowd and thousands of orange order members multiple small an island as police lined the streets of belfast to prevent tension borning of. international news live from moscow this is all see with me you national politics for joining us. after nearly three weeks in hiding edward snowden is fine and is set to speak out according to get a meeting with prominent russian on international human rights activists a new is the whistleblower in hiding is said to be a potent mosca where the conference has to take place and i was like to respond and irina going to reason that i have or has had a arena it's been expected for a while of course is there any reason to be excited now well absolutely because we were expecting the unexpected journalists have been camping out here for literally weeks and in fact there is an army of them right behind me i'm not sure if you can see it or not but obviously everybody's here hoping to catch a glimpse of snowden himself and perhaps those who are going to talk to him he has invited. number of representatives from the human rights organizations which are in moscow and