he says he cannot be a part of what is happening in the country, namely the armored besieging ministries of justice and foreign affairs and international corporations. he mentioned because the military groups, they are dressed in military uniforms. he says he can't be part of this by being silent and taking no action or by taking any action. he says he cannot be part of as aing the libyan blood minister of defense. on the same side, he cannot be silent and that is why he cannot destroy democracy by being silent about what is happening or being a part of by gettingbya blood into a confrontation with the groups besieging the military of justice and the military of foreign affairs and international corporation. today, the general national congress is supposed to submit --official request [indiscernible] all of that comes as a result of what the country has been inently with -- witnessing terms of the political isolation law by the national congress. what does this say about the current state of affairs in the be at right now, almost two years from the fall of more mark qdafi?-- so far, they

protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital. police with water cannon at the ready in case. russia calls for an end to political games over chemical weapons in syria raising concerns over the reported arrests of. syrian militants with highly poisonous sarin gas. they've emerged understand as hundreds of furious gold mine workers cause a blockade of the facility in attempts to force its canadian to share the wealth.

protesters besieged the eurozone financial capital while the ranks of riot police stand with attack dogs and water cannon at the ready in case passions get out of hand. russia calls for an end to political games of a chemical weapons in syria raising concerns over the reported arrest of al qaida legs syrian militants with the poisonous sarin gas. and a state of emergency status hundreds of furious gold mine workers cause a blockade of the facility and attempts to force its canadian owners to share the wealth. all over.

and protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital while ranks of riot police stand with attack dogs and water cannon at the ready pace and passions get out of hand.

>> you said already. >> i think that it reached a point now where he is besieged from so many different directions for his sake and i have known him for a long time it probably makes sense for him to resign. >> he was held in content for his testimony on fast and furious. being held in contempt is a little different from being found guilty of perjury, right? >> it criminal matter. this is a serious allegation being made against the head of the justice department. it is no laughing matter and now his reputation i think is permanently tarnished given this situation and a number of the others in fast and furious and the voting scandals, all of that. now, the problem is he has been a loyal soldier for president obama and he got talked into staying like bob said by valerie jarrett. he has become the pawn in the game. if you were to blame it all on him you are really missing the big picture here and the larger question should be if rosen was the target, who else? >> i still disagree. this is not a failure if he goes. it is like if you cut the tail off a left wing lizard the tail grows back. h

billions have been seriously wounded due to the attacks by hezbollah militias on the deceased -- besieged city. some of them are severely wounded. the city of qusayr has been completely cut off for more than two months now. the civilians have no access to water, electricity, medicine, simple humanitarian needs. 15 hundreds of billions in the city of qusayr, that is a large percentage of the civilian population in that city. the massacre continues minute by minute while the assad regime continues to use the latest weapons that he receives against the civilian population. we here call upon the international red cross. we are calling upon the red crescent, all international organizations to help evacuate the wounded from the city of it and toayr -- qusayr, establish a safe passage way to deliver blood, medicine, and oxygen to the city. we call upon the general secretary of the united nations, the general secretary of the arab league to act immediately it to stop the massacres which the regime and hezbollah militias are responsible for. it is not reasonable, it's not logical that people and c

for us now to understand how much through all the 19th century and early 20th century china was besieged by the west. there's a wonderful photograph i have of u.s. marines inside the soviet and this period of history is i think forgotten to some degree in the west but it's tremendously important in today's china but it's this honoring that state if you like. it's very much aware of but as you move closer to 1913, you have a revolution of 1911 and a bit of a civil war but you also get a sense of the chinese reawakening the dragon that has been slumbering and we awakened in 1913 so there is the sense of the unquestioned dominance is coming to an end. >> you shall the warning signs that you see. >> it's impossible not to see parallels. one should never assume that because it never is but sometimes these things rise and i think 2013 rhymes with 1913 to some degree. there are obvious parallels in terms of a hegemonic power of the united kingdom in 1913 which is a decline and the similarities to the united states. they are not fit in the exact trajectories of the country's but more of a genera

. >> answering the call, hundreds of rebel fighters enter the besieged city of 'cusear. >> it's a worldeing waged against syria. were confident of our victory. >> no backing down. syria's president describes a fight against tens of thousands of terrorists. >> hello, also on the program, not guilty. two former serbian security officials are cleared of war crimes by an international tribunal in the hague. embarrassment for brazil, a football match with england's

the besiege on the revolutionary guard are benefiting hugely. they don't want to see any change.talk a lot of their way to suppress any pro-democracy protests. in addition to that, there are no alternatives to the islamic republic. iranians remember what happened in 1879. they remember the bloodshed afterwards and it's not that they like the islamic republic, but they are very much afraid of any kind of institutional breakdown, especially as long as they don't see another alternative. boost re: was the mandate that could bring some little change and they are happy to see some grassroots slow change rather than big institutional change, probably instability and then going through what they did 35 years ago. >> thanks very much. at this point i'd like to open up the floor to questions from the audience. we have a microphone that will come around if you could please vapor the microphone and if you could briefly state her name and affiliation. we'll start right here in the front. >> good morning. my question is, what is the significance of the election for the nuclear negotiations, p

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>> answering the call, hundreds of rebel fighters enter the besieged city of 'cusear. >> it's a world war being waged against syria. were confident of our victory. >> no backing down. syria's president describes a fight against tens of thousands of terrorists. >> hello, also on the program, not guilty. two former serbian security officials are cleared of war crimes by an international tribunal in the hague. embarrassment for brazil, a football match with england's being suspended over safety fears the main stadium of next year's world cup. plus -- >> i'm wayne hay reporting from northeast in myanmar where yet another town has been torn apart by anti-muslim violence. >> the battle for control of a key city close to syria's board we are lebanon is intensifying. the syrian opposition, national coalition, says hundreds of rebels are pouring into krusear. both sides are refusing to compromise. here are the main developments. in an interview with hezbollah's television, the syrian president said he's very confident a victory. meanwhile the main opposition coalition is refusing to take part

are polling nonessential diplomatic staff out of libya with security fears fueling after militants besieged two ministries last month.

on sixth street where people were trying to clean up that part of the street and they were being besieged by being tagged every night. so, we spend millions of dollars cleaning up this privately and publicly and we also expect property owners at their own expense to clean it up where we don't do too much about prosecuting the perpetrator. and also those kind of businesses that might engage in the kind of sales of products for illegal activities. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes, a couple things. last night i was at a reception for the opening of the halladay building on sutter street. it's really a magnificent building. there was a brochure that was handed out. director ram was there and our planning staff was there, sophie. it was a wonderful reception and it was actually held, not in the building, it was held across the street at the crocker gallery a, where if you go up to the top floor you can access the public space, which i didn't even know was there. i'm familiar with the one that faces market street, which is used by a lot of people during lunchtime, but this one i wasn't aware of.

the top stories here on al jazeera, more than 1000 syrian rebels are rushing to help their besieged comrades in the northern city of qusayr. government forces surrounded the city two weeks ago. syrian media says there close to recapturing qusayr. we are getting reports of clashes happening right now between protesters and police in istanbul. it is the third day of asserted as people demonstrate -- of a sit in as people demonstrate against the description of a public part=k. turkish -- public park. are warningters they will be back to fight it ankara reneges on the agreement for a peace deal. an activist in qusayr says thousands of civilians, many of them injured, are trapped inside the city. we try to evacuate the injured and civilians from the city last night, and while doing that, we got ambushed by government forces and nine people were killed. the siege is complete. 1000 people are injured. 200 of them are in serious condition. some of the people's or even even rotten because they cannot be treated. >> it appears that goodwill extended to refugees by people in neighboring countries is fa

citing the deteriorating security situation in libya at the end of the month last month militia men besieged two ministries within the country's capital tripoli demanding gadhafi era officials be banned from taking posts in the government while on friday explosions hit two police stations in the city of benghazi professor mark almond of bill kent university thinks the violence is a result of divisions within the ranks of former revolutionaries. we're seeing is deep divisions among the libyan revolutionaries who britain and other nato countries supported there's a power struggle over who should control the libyan state and control libya's or written gas if colonel gadhafi had suppressed still positions him when it was opened in the streets of loss of two thousand live and also be hundreds of people would regard but perhaps as many as thirty thousand have died since and the country is in a state to disorder uncertain to life for most libyans is worse than it was under commodore her of course kind of though his regime was supposed are the western countries to be a second bad regime anything mus

are polling nonessential diplomatic staff out of libya with security fears fueling after militants besieged two ministries last month. at four pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome to the program. dabney explosions and gunfire in cities and towns across the nation as pakistan holds a milestone general election marking the country's first power transition through the ballot box polling stations have just closed but some are paying a high price to vote for the national assembly well as we know at least eleven people have been killed in the dozens more injured in what's been reported as a series of bomb blasts in caracas more people have died in pakistan's biggest province of illogic were explosions and gunmen targeted voters outside polling stations also others fell victim to shoot outs between rival political factions well violence has erupted in pakistan's volatile north as well where a roadside bomb caused further casualties in the city of peshawar now we can cross live to our correspondent who is in pakistan's capital with the very latest for us well

protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital while ranks of riot police stand with attack dogs and water cannon at the ready in case the passions get out of hand. russia calls for an end to political games over chemical weapons in syria raising concerns over the reported arrest of al qaeda linked syrian militants with poisonous sarin gas. and a state of emergency status hundreds of furious gold mine workers cause a blackout of the facility in attempts to force its canadian owners to share the wealth. over a good evening chief which is joined as kevin and it's not at r t h q just a tad after a friday night in our top stories are just mentioned the financial heart of the eurozone is under siege today with thousands of protesters descending on vital banking institutions in the city of frankfurt riot squads are out in force to bracing themselves for clashes with water cannon and police dog units at the ready peter all of the reports from germany's financial hub thousands of demonstrators have come out onto the streets of frankfurt's on friday to take part in block twenty thirteen t

officials to be thrown out of the government last week gunmen besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a little purging x. members of the ousted regime the tension is yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens to leave its first elected of forces since the overthrow of mama khadafi in the arab spring uprising. the u.k. independence party has made a major breakthrough in local elections claiming one in every votes caused the conservatives which are part of the ruling coalition as we now have admitted all mainstream parties have major lessons to learn from the group seeking the country's troll from the e.u. point of boko has more now. it's been a momentous day for the u.k. independence party we've seen them come seconds in the south shields by election just behind labor and that's significant because we see a pattern emerging the past six months have seen you can't come second in full by elections some of the more we've had stunning council election results we've seen the ruling coalition parties the liberal democrats and the conservatives third susta

who have been calling for khadafy era officials to be tossed out of government last week gunmen besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a law purging x. members of the ousted regime the army had to be deployed in the city to ensure security ahead of the latest protests and the tension yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens libya's first elected of the already is of course since the overthrow of more market daffy in the arab spring. now more than three thousand firefighters are battling raging wildfires in the state of california which of almost doubled in size the emergency services say only around twenty percent of the flames have been brought under control so far fifteen homes have been destroyed there are four thousand others now under threat from the fires which broke out on thursday at this point no injuries reported. years of recession and austerity in greece have seen a reverse to the brain drain in the country with scores of people being chased out of the big cities by the high cost of living and unemployment. spoke to some of them to

for tatars besiege the euro zone's financial capital while ranks of riot police stand with attack dogs and water cannon at the ready in case and passions get out of hand. russia calls for an end to political games over chemical weapons in syria raising concerns over the report of the arrest of syrian militants with highly poisonous sarin gas. stannis hundreds of furious gold mine of workers threaten a black out of the facility to force its canadian owners to share the wealth.

protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital while the ranks of riot police stand with a tad dogs and water cannon at the ready in case and passions get out of hand. and president obama's vow to speed up one thomas closure fails just bar cope among more than one hundred hunger strikers the father of one detainee tells r.t. about his son's deteriorating condition. this is a coming to you live from the russian capital i'm marina joshie welcome to the program. of kyrgyzstan has declared a state of emergency in the north after days of gold mine workers protests saw at least fifty five people injured local reporter chef cox argyll who is ad the scene told us what's happening. on thursday the protesters managed to shut down the power station but it was restored only later that night several strikers were detained by the villagers found that out eleven million people became angry. around five hundred policemen had to be drafted in to contain the master unrest sometimes security forces had to resort to rubber bullets tear gas and stun grenades but this didn't stop the angry mob from

border government troops have reportedly launched deadly air strikes and shelling the town has been besieged for weeks with the syrian army dropping leaflets asking civilians there to leave meanwhile on saturday a powerful car bomb rocked the capital damascus resulting in at least three deaths five people have also been injured following the explosion which happened near a school another device has been defused in the same area no one has claimed responsibility for the attack meanwhile russia's efforts for peaceful resolution to the syrian conflict receive the backing of the united nations earlier in the week and un secretary-general ban ki moon said an international conference involving the syrian government and opposition is tentatively planned for the start of next month is going off has been following developments in such. well after meeting with russia's leadership the u.n. secretary general ban ki moon. agreed that the conflict in syria could only be resolved in accordance with international law without any foreign military intervention and with the full respect of serious territorial

and protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital while ranks of riot police stand with attack dogs and water cannon at the ready pace and how sturdy passions get out of hand. this is r t coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program. russia says it's time to stop playing games regarding syria's chemical weapons and is demanding a thorough investigation to every case of their use suspected syria militants were reportedly arrested in turkey this week with a cylinder of sarin nerve gas the man are believed to be members of the al qaida linked illness for a front fighting against president assad's government and here is our middle east correspondent paula slayer with more. the group was seized in southern turkey and that is according to local media reports the media also saying that they carried a two kilogram sunda with the nerve agent sarin now turkish authorities haven't yet commented on this report and we all waiting to hear from them questions the united states and france in the past have said that they believe it is a sound however that is news in che

has been besieged for weeks with the syrian army dropping leaflets asking civilians there to leave meanwhile russia's efforts for a peaceful resolution to the syrian conflict receive the backing of the united nations earlier in the week u.n. secretary general ban ki moon said an international conference involving the syrian government and opposition is tentatively planned for the start of next month we're just going off has been following developments in sochi. well after meeting with russia's leadership the un secretary-general ban ki moon agreed that the conflict in syria could only be resolved in accordance with international law without any foreign military intervention and with the full respect of serious territorial integrity he also agreed. the idea of putting together this joint conference which would include both the syrian rebels and the authorities now they were also able to establish the list of current stumbling blocks concerning this idea and well first of all currently the opposition is still quite divided it's unclear who would be able to represent it as a whole at such a con

government for its use of heavy weapons against civilians and point the help of foreign fighters in the besieged border town of qusayr sergey lavrov said that the document was one sided and would complicate the search for a political settlement. more groom weaselly new promotion of the u.n. human rights council resolution on syria is nonproductive to my great surprise we've learned that apart from its co-authors which are qatar and turkey the us is most actively promoting the resolutions that which is quite unhelpful the decision to end the syrian involved is making the situation even more complicated hampering peace initiatives in the run up to the talks in geneva so there's no other way than to call a peace conference and not let double standards prevail. lebanese hezbollah fighters actively supported syrian forces in retaking the city office a year from rebel control sparking violence across the border on wednesday lebanon ordered tanks to tripoli in an attempt to prevent further clashes between supporters and those who backed the syrian opposition this comes just days after the country's has

you would have been besieged at orleans still, you and your councils of war, if i had not made you attack. you should always attack. and if you can only hold on long enough, the enemy will stop first. you don't know how to begin a battle and you don't know how to use your cannons. and i do. [laughter] i know what you think of us, general joan. never mind about that, jack. tell them what you think of me. i think god was on your side, but i've not forgotten how the wind changed and how our hearts changed when you came. and by my faith i shall never deny that it was in your sign that we conquered. but if we presume further and trust god to do the work we should do ourselves, we shall be defeated and serve us right. shh! i've not finished. do not think any of you that these victories of ours were won without generalship. i know exactly how much god did for us through the maid, and how much he left me to do by my own wits, and i say that your little hour of miracles is over, and that he who plays the war game best will win if the luck is on his side. oh, if, if, if, if! i tell you, bastard, yo

have been calling for the era officials to be tossed out of the government last week the gunman besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a lot purging ex members of the ousted regime and the army had to be deployed in the city to ensure security ahead of the latest protests the tension is yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens libya's first elected authours he's of course since the overthrow of khadafi in the arab spring. at least four people have been killed in violent mass protests in guinea ahead of a parliamentary election the tension has risen in the country in the lead up to june ballot a policeman and a student are reported to be among the victims the opposition accuses the government of trying to rig the poll and is demanding the vote was called off the line model election is meant to complete the transition to civilian rule following a military coup in two thousand and eight. years of recession and austerity in greece have seen a reverse to the brain drain in the country scores of people being chased out of the big cities by the high c

have been calling for khadafy era officials to be tossed out of the government last week government besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a lot purging x. members of the ousted regime the tension is yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens libya's first elected of the origins of course of the first ones since the overthrow of khadafi and the arab spring. all right so when we come back it's our new financial program but of a prime interest me can stay with us here on c. famous american political figure ron paul has decided to create his own liberty oriented home schooling curriculum at ron paul curriculum to give parents not turn it into standard public education you know when i was a kid homeschooling was only for like the kids of wacko's and cultus if you met someone who was homeschooled you always look at them with some sort of suspicion like what's with that kid with what's with his parents i mean who would home school their kids well let's look at it this way who would grow their own food when american supermarkets are stocked with pure health

who've been calling for gadhafi era officials to be thrown out of the government last week gunmen besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a lot purging x. members of the ousted regime the tension is yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens the neighbors first elected authorities so the overthrow of monica duffy in the arab spring uprising. years of recession under sarah say in greece have seen every verse to the brain drain in the country with scores of people being chased out from the big cities by the high cost of living and unemployment stone bars and spoke to some of them to learn if the grass is greener in the greek countryside. the young man on the sea theodorus is in his forty's but while he used to make his living at a newspaper in greece's second city festival nikki he's now returned to his roots on the northern greek coast this is theodorus his fresh fish shop he took it over when his uncle retired two years ago and now theodorus is making a go of it himself far away from the big city. his decision is part of the trend greeks unable to m

live protesters besieged the euro zone's financial capital while the ranks of riot police stand with a tad dogs and water cannon at the ready in case and i was staring passions get out of hand. can president obama's vow to speed up one.

demonstrated soaping calling for the era officials to be thrown out of government last week government besieged the foreign and justice ministries in tripoli demanding a lot poaching ex members of the ousted regime and the army had to be deployed in the city to ensure security ahead of the latest protests the tension is yet another sign of the growing instability that threatens libya's first elected author of he's of course since the overthrow of the arab spring uprising. and to america now where more than three thousand firefighters are battling raging wildfires in the u.s. state of california would have almost doubled in size and the emergency services say only around twenty percent of the flames have been brought under control so far at least fifteen homes have been destroyed and four thousand others are now under threat from the fires which broke out on thursday at this point no injuries reported. now use of recession and austerity in greece have seen a reverse to the brain drain in the country with scores of people being chased out in the big cities by the high cost of living and unemploym

are pulling nonessential diplomatic staff out of libya with security fears fueling after militants besieged ministries at last month.

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senior state departnt official argued that fest could not have arrived in libya in time to help the besieged amerins, lou. >> and could not have known that they would not, whicheaves open the question ththat is her that is why they were not dispatched, ofourse. james, further news made after the committeeearing today, tell us about that. >> that'right. the chairman of this committee hearing, darrelissa, the republican from california, the ranking democrat, elijah cummings from maryland, after the hearing they spoke to reporters andtherein congressman cummings, the democrat, aknowledged for the first time he now agrees with chairman issa that this panel needs to hear directly in testimony, sworn testimony, from the two men who led the state department's post benghazi review board. form u.n. ambassador tom pickering and the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. today, the committee released a pair of letters they sent to ese two men back in february, asking them to testify witnesses, they decled. lou? >> they declined. and that's quite a reversal for elijah cumming