bloody racist. step back. a joke is a thing that is based on the truth with a wee twist. >> the truth is -- >> she wasn't joking. >> of course she was. it is obviously a bloody joke. she said the west nile virus, clearly associated with africa. africans are over there. oh the bugs are going to be eaten home food. it is totally devoid of phobia. you need to focus on what is important. race is insane. >> i have no idea. >> it was the most stupid tweet tweet -- stupid comment from a woman who participate in the most stupid sport in the olympics. let's expel the triple jump, please. >> really, the greeks have laughed at anybody. you need to bail out from all of this? >> the moral to this story is nothing good comes from twitter, but the ultra moral is nothing good comes from twitter plus jocks. how many athletes when they get on have no idea what they are doing and what they are saying and where it goes. if i was running a company, and i had an employee that said something really stupid -- >> would you stop it wit

dad, she's not bloody using me! ( sighs ) look, jake, when i was young, there was a girl i really, really liked-- dad, every time you want to explain something to me, you just tell me some lame story of your childhood which is incomprehensible crap. yes-- jake! you won't bloody believe what jake's gone and done. are you all right? well... no, not really. you know rosie from work? she went back to the office. the landlord was there changing the locks. apparently, tyson's done a runner. he's left tons of unpaid bills. he-- he goes round, he sets up fake businesses, and then he rips people off for as much as he possibly can, and then he buggers off! oh. i'm sorry. oh, i feel so stupid. look... you had no way of knowing. no, i suppose not. but you did. sorry? well, you kept looking him up on the internet. well, yeah, as i-- as i-- what else did you find out? well, nothing, you know, of any-- what else? he was once investigated by a consumer watchdog program, but he was never prosecuted. why didn't you warn me?! well, be

civil war that is happening in the bloody violence that is in afghanistan also that all sides need to come to the table and make an effort to engage in dialogue and you also said that it is possible for cooperation on the subject of syria pointing to the extension of the u.n. mission as. an example saying that this is how people have already worked together to try and resolve the crisis in syria so right now on the minds of international leaders trying to come up with their ideas how to resolve the syrian conflict. sean thomas there much more to come this hour on r.t. including europe's furious farmers they say someone's milking the system and they're not seeing a drop of the things we report on why they're making a splash outside the e.u. part of their exude. israel's lax treatment of its own struggling citizen this is seems some horrific acts of protest lately to people set themselves on fire within just a week have made from physicians for human rights points out that the government's increasing funding settlement expansion at the expense of spending on society. it is an issue of p

bloody hell. and that's assuming i get the job i'm going for next week, and that's the figure if i don't. bloody hell! i mean, it's my fault. i should have stayed on top of things. i should never have booked this holiday. that was ridiculous. it's... it's my fault. clearly, it's my fault. oh, well, thanks for trying to make me feel better. pete, can you say something?! bloody hell. apart from "bloody hell"? jesus. i mean, this is without additional things, isn't it? like if we have to have the roof done or if we have to find somewhere for your dad to-- to what? well, you know, if he... yeah, well, he's going home soon, isn't he? once the fire damage is fixed. yeah. yeah, you're probably right. bloody hell. ( sighs ) ( boys screaming ) pete: stop playing with the trolleys! marmalade? no. millionaire? nope. mop? nope. okay, i give up. what is it? muslim! no, karen! shh! keep your voice down! but he is a muslim! i know, buy you can't just-- and it begins with "m." you can't just point at people and s

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conflict through these very bloody struggle on the other hand aleppo is home to many militia groups this is probably because it's far more closer to the north and to the turkish border that is used to supply all those arms and in the letter you hear a lot of stories a lot of cases of industrial terrorism where shops and factories were sat on fire simply because their owners your fused to pay the so-called revolutionary tax that the free syrian army attempted to impose on local businesses there also. a lot of cases of kidnappings and those kidnappings are carried out not so much for political aims or goals but rather simply for ransom so aleppo is indeed a very important strategic location for both the army and the opposition and the battle for aleppo will be very important in determining the balance of power of the distribution of forces in these seventeen month long syrian conflict. thoughts i was updating what's really going on in the syria conflict on twitter saying that to mask this rather than are opening their homes to refugees fleeing from volatile areas the latest news of sy

these kinds of terrorist groups to oppose the american presence there is a danger that the kind of bloody chaos that. will come back and this could also spread across a great present from the mediterranean coast of syria towards iran and towards her and so we have a very unstable situation and it seems to me western states are playing with fire in that we saw you know small scale who i can and i stand in line he's responsible radical really only seem to subscribe to the interest for michael now in a much bigger area with much more important resource seems to be the danger of a very severe disintegration or the very least firearms and bloody civil war with huge cost the city of war in a way we in the west and in the wider world what's happening in the arab world can come across and of patriots but i'm afraid a great you know it is really about who or religious domination between sunni fundamentalists against shiites. does influence has been felt beyond the iraqi border in neighboring syria to german intelligence apparently claims the terror groups behind almost one hundred attacks this is

well there is a danger that this kind of bloody. will come back and this could also spread across a great presence on the mediterranean coast of syria to war with iran and. so we have a very unstable situation and it seems to me the western states are playing with the car in that we saw you know small scale who are in a stand in the 1980's responsible radical rebelliously seem to suit your view of the plan by michael now in a much bigger area with much more portable source for the seams of the danger very severe disintegration or the very least i'm one bloody civil war with huge cost the city of what i'm talking about the ok i did leader in iraq again he's also spoken about the seaborn uprising and al-qaeda in efforts to oust the assad regime wants that interest in syria. well syria of course is a country where the majority of sunni muslims but it's true to say that the ruling elite is fortunately our way shiites and christian groups so many of the opponents of a sad it's not just about having a more democratic regime for having a m

it is like a bloody sauna. >> show your back tatoo.hat's beautiful. >> my son has the same one. >> go back to him. you don't need to look at me. >> ♪ scotland ♪ when we will see ♪ [inaudible] ♪ >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i don't think she passed that test. >> of being ready? >> of being ready to it take over. i think that was a mistake. >> bill: dick cheney saying sarah palin should not have been the republic vice presidential candidate in 2008. we'll debate that. and look ahead to who should be mitt romney's running mate this time around. ♪ stupid girl. ♪ stupid girl. >> bill: cnn uses a song called stupid girls to promote a story about sarah palin and chick-fil-a. bernie goldberg has some thoughts. >> what did they die for? >> they died to remove a brutal dictator who had killed hundreds of thousands of people. >> yeah. >> that's what they died for. >> bill: also tonight we begin a special week long series the most intense, strangest moments in factor history. >> you are dodging, you are dancing. you are supposed

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with me karen taraji syria's opposition has rejected the new international plan to and the country's bloody internal conflict they say they don't want president assad to be a part of the political transition meeting in geneva all international powers agreed that the syrian people are to decide the fate of the country and there are no demands for regime change parties more of a notion as more from damascus. the geneva peace proposal was the latest attempt to reconcile the divided sides in the syrian conflict with a unity government but that hope was already fading even before the delegates in switzerland returned to their homes the syrian national council s. and c. and the free syrian army the political and military forces spearheading the uprising both financed from and based abroad have made it clear they can be no solution with their side in power as allowed in the geneva agreement homebase a position is less direct though some still warn it's too late for dialogue the un and so our party boycotted mase parliamentary elections its leader has said the time has come for all sides to make sa

or is bloody.s messy. >> today, the war in afghanistan, the drone war that president obama is conducting in pakistan and yemen and other places with the kill list that "the times" called it, that he personally keeps and names the people he puts on the list, your thoughts? >> i think it is time for us to end the efforts in afghanistan. we cannot justify the killing of people that we do not see, we do not know anything about them or very little. or is obsolete. - is obsolete. it is barbaric. we must come to the point and say, war no more. >> heavy talk to president obama about this? >> i have not had a chance to, but i have spoken out on the floor of the house against the war in afghanistan and iraq. >> you voted in three days later to give president bush the ability to retaliate and a vote. you describe it as one of your toughest of votes. talk about how you decided to do that. >> i was very disturbed about what happened on 9/11. when i look back on it, if i had to do it all over again, i would have

again, witnesses describe just a chaotic bloody scene inside. we heard people watching the movie were right next to people who were shot and killed. victims were even driven to the hospital by police officers who didn't wait for ambulances. they just put them in their police units and drove them away. hundreds of agents, hundreds of police will be here processing this scene all day. this investigation is just beginning, george. >> okay, clayton, thanks. we'll hear more from more eyewitnesses. 3-month-old will be okay, we just heard. >> so many people there at that movie theater had their cell phones with them. they were able to capture the chilling and bloody chaos as it unfolded at "batman" on those cell phone camera. take a look. >> are you okay? >> oh, my god. >> there's blood on there. >> and we are joined now by eyewitness christopher ramos live from aurora this morning and, christopher, i know you were inside the theater when this all went down. tell us what happened. >> well, the first we were just watching the movie. super excited for th

and spain follows in greece's wake is a protest take a bloody turn with police adopting a no tolerance approach and they did it to the demonstrators next we talked with a former national security agency executive in the united states who sacrificed his career to blow the whistle on wrongdoing inside the n.s.a. . my guest today is thomas andrews drake he was a senior executive of america's biggest intelligence agency at the beginning of the two thousands he was an expert on electronic eavesdropping someone with a top secret security clearance then mr drake essentially sekret feist his career to blow the whistle on his agency's wrongdoings as he saw them he was charged under the espionage act but only last year the charges were dropped they said drake thank you very much for coming thanks for having me tell me about the program that you challenge to working with the national security agency the surveillance program what was its potential harm as you saw it there was the very large flagship program called trailblazer that was designed to catapult n.s.a. into the twenty first century to de

this is not the one of the bitter downsides of the chaos of last year's bloody uprising on the streets of egypt and outbreak of museums and antique warehouses across the country more than one hundred thousand artifacts are stored in the cairo museum basement alone and at least a million are stored across more than egypt protecting these treasures requires a colossal and fetch all the more difficult since many police have left the force in the wake of the countries and raced before the revolution that we had fifty go to the police the maximum then the ten people then to fifty after the movement it became seventy or one hundred people of them that's a good is. the twenty inside it all starts here in the shadow of the permits on your ancient temples in visit sites here egyptians dig for a quick and illegal back it is easy to go deep under the cover of darkness and far from the nearest security guard but many don't even go there far instead turning over their own backyards under the ground on the every house there are only one so if you want to go from a million people on the ground even s

defense but if those the attacks at every carried out that's going to make a very volatile a very bloodyvery unstable situation in this region far worse may security analyst charles schumer it says the forces fighting to replace assad could pull syria into chaos if the regime falls. there are certainly amongst the opposition democrats perhaps people who are. working on the inside is what is the outside with that has to be said many of those should we say opposition figures who are speaking about secular democracy are actually on the outside of syria so the question is who is controlling who is the influence behind the armed rebels who are succeeding on the ground it may well continue and one has to look at the supplies and the inspiration of those people and what looks to places like saudi arabia and one has to wonder whether saudi arabia is interested in promoting democracy so it isn't with its it within its own internal borders and one i think has to have the greatest fear is that assad fall and will fall from being a panacea for this problem for syria may well be the. atrocities chaos

bloody olive grove. sue, you've got a dollop of, uh... ( car alarm blaring ) not again! that bloody alarm! a leaf's probably landed on the bonnet. bollocks! bollocks! bollocking bollocks! ( alarm stops ) hi, sue! kids: hello, sue! hello, sue! hi, barbara! hi, kids. how's things? good. all biked up, i see. yeah, martin and i just decided it was time to stop copping out and taking them to school in the car. so it's on your bikes! yeah, we're going to start doing that. really? great! yeah, we just have to get ben's bike out of the pond. here's a good fact for you. did you know ants can survive in a microwave? right. because the waves are big, and the ant is small, so the waves go over the ant. and that means ants can survive in a microwave. really? yeah, but woodlice can't. right. oh, my god. ben! ben: it's science! it is not science. it is-- roasting insects! pete: ben, come here! you're a slag! "i am having my s-- my daughter's boyfriend's baby." pete: ben... no more experiments with the microwave. fine. are you gonna watch me play football this afternoon at school? yeah,

people and no force regime change that's what international powers now see is the remedy to syria's bloody civil war but rebel groups say it's unrealistic. it's an inspiring shell breakthrough after coercing germany's angela merkel into accepting a bank bailout scheme forcing her on the defensive at home. and as the european union's a bargain to rein in oil kitson iran says it's been stockpiling money and goods as a buffer against sanctions from brussels. but i'll be back with a news team with more on those stories in half an hour from now in fact in fifteen minutes from now the meantime it's a special in-depth interview in our business presented to me to medvedev talks to a pulitzer prize winning author on iran's ability to export oil now that those sanctions are in effect. on the first of july europe will seize importing oil from iran and new u.s. sanctions will also come into place now to talk about how this will affect the energy market i'm now joined by daniel yergin he is the chairman of my h.s. there and also author of the quest and pull a surprise when i know it's a big pleasure to

geneva code for a move towards a political solution to syria's bloody civil war. over transitional government the main opposition groups have lost no time in rejecting the blonde ruling out a new rule of power sharing setting a new president called president assad. german chancellor angela merkel is forced into a break you turn as a chile and spain when they're fired for low boring rates on bailout loans. as the european union's and vulgar owner of bringing in oil cake sen ted brown says it's been stockpiling money and goods as a buffer against sanctions from brussels. this pain has been exactly in the historic final food bowls european championships with maldives and the rest of the world's fourth. hello and welcome to the sporting these are the headlines kings again spain enjoying the story for a win over italy to retain their european crown. class on the move russia strike a probable grab me out of joint premier league new boys reading on a four year deal. and slovakia disabling the surge of great stage victory tour de france produced by being country lara who

government and free elections that's the latest international plan to try and put an end to syria's bloody internal conflict and a deal agreed in geneva states the syrian people are to decide the fate of the country and there are no demands for regime change are cheesier going to school reports. the diplomatic roll calls to reform the stores we're going through ups and downs and even before this calling for. in geneva. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov met with hillary clinton in st petersburg after that meeting he said she changed her position but then she wasn't really at the media conference following that meeting. meeting to confirm that so it wasn't really clear then the conference in geneva itself much longer than initially expected nobody really nobody really knew what's going to what was going to come out of it but in the end they did end up signing this document sixteen months it's a very long time and since the beginning russia has been saying this is an internal matter for syria and no outsiders could order a solution to the situation there and. it's a mystery why it took

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international powers meeting in geneva called for a move towards a political solution to syria's bloody civil war back in the idea but transitional government however the main opposition groups have lost no time in rejecting the plan ruling out any role or power sharing state settlement that involves president assad. german chancellor angela merkel is forced into a rare u. turn as a today and spain to win their fight for low boring rates on the bailout loans analysts say they climb down is likely to put the chancellor on the defensive at home where people are losing patience with the ongoing crisis. because of being unions and barber on a rainy unoiled take sent to iraq and says it's been stockpiling money and goods as a buffer against the e.u. by one that says tehran remains largely free to exports to china but if you are sanctions regime impacting iran as washington designed. nazi's interview is up next for you and our business presented to me. talks to a pulitzer prize winning also on iran's ability to export oil now that sanctions have come into effect. on the first of july europe w

conflicts through this very bloody struggle on the other hand aleppo is home to many militia groups this is probably because it's far more closer to the north and to the turkish border that is used to supply all those arms and in the left of you here are a lot of stories a lot of cases of industrial terrorism for shops and factories for sat on fire simply because their owners your fused to pay the so-called revolution their attacks that the free syrian army attempted to impose on local businesses there are also a lot of cases of kidnappings and those kidnappings are carried out not so much for political aims or goals but rather simply for ransom so a lever is indeed a very important strategic location for both the army and the opposition and the battle for aleppo will be very important in determining the balance of power of the distribution of forces in these seventeen month long syrian conflict. meanwhile the rebels themselves describe their fences on the leper as in a parisian to liberate the city but the added seven dependent media channel syria tribune says that claim is a fanci

she was pale as a ghost, he eyes were black and blue, her mouth was bloody, her nose was bloody, herbody had hand prints all over it, her shirt was ripped. she had bite marks all over her breasts. she had shorts on. she was bleeding down her legs. >> surrounded by police, medical professionals and her family, a severely beaten and incoherent shauna didn't even recognize her own mother. even though she was free of her captors a new fight for survival had just begun. >> it looked like she was gone. she was beat up severely. they had beaten her. i later found out that they raped her severely several times, five or six guys. they drugged her up and where she was fighting them they was beating her and beating her and beating her. >> i was pretty much treated like a slave. you know? i was only there for their pleasure and for their satisfaction, not mine. they weren't worried about if i lived or died. they were worried about satisfying themselves. satisfying themselves./ >>> when the lady tried to pump my stomach, when i got to the hospital, nothing at all came out of my stomach. not even