well if founders brevik is ruled as saying the maximum jail sentence he'd receive is just twenty one years but i could be extended if he's considered to still pose a threat to society if not then it's three months in prison for every person killed about what he called the see the prison indeed which may brevik and where the mass killer could spend his i interrupted days behind bars it's from last night r.t. . the developing story today israel's military action against iran is still on the table despite the resumption of nuclear talks between turan and major world powers and the israeli defense minister denies promising america that no strike would be launched while there goes the oceans are under way let's talk about this now with side mohammad marandi politics professor at university of toronto's very good seat on the program sir thanks for being on the line from beirut. also is participating in these weekend talks the witness described them as constructive for the ran even saying they were successful so why is israel ratcheting up this hard talk right now than anything. seems that

for a thousand nine hundred terrorist attacks of september eleventh there were about one in one man brevik praise the deal in his manifesto calling them a blessing campaigners fear these views could inspire a similar attack in britain if the government doesn't crack down soon matthew collins is a former fascist who's now switched sides we've being our government for two years specifically on the so you must you must view the deal as we do the radical islamic groups the problem is that they inspire people they organize people they fill people's head up with nonsense there are people in the deal who actually do think they are some kind of religious crusaders often extremist groups can be the trigger for somebody to do something something quite unpleasant quite honestly . britain is considered a hotbed of far right extremism with sixteen anti islamic groups operating here the report classes the british freedom party is one of them its chairman paul weston was another cited by brevik highlighting a blog that claimed the west is fighting a european civil war against islam but i'm not saying go

elsewhere in europe artie's i've been a talk to one farai british movement that some believe inspired brevik scum pain of terror. this is looted was considered the breeding ground of far right extremism in the u.k. so to a large muslim community but also home to the english defense league who are now considered one of the most dangerous groups of the global counter jihad movement it started as a gang of football hooligans and in just three years its ranks have swelled to more than seventy thousand all united against what they call the threat of islam the same ideology inspired norwegian mass murderer anders behring breivik and now it's on the rise according to a report by a u.k. anti fascism group a worldwide counter jihad network has surged since predicts attacks with over one hundred far right groups in europe alone it names e.t.l. leader tommy robinson a key figure in that they just some far left organization again hate say things that when we express how we feel we're called far right extremist so you say you're not far on one the far right now i'm not for any right none of my views. for

three months in prison for every person killed a lot on a piece of property which prison may haue is brevik and where the mass killer could spend his uninterrupted days behind bars or more for the mind. of. a controversial plan global and piracy agreement actor and he soon be dead in the water the euro m.p. responsible for monitoring its progress three e.u. says it should be rejected the pact swallowed anger among europeans with thousands protesting against giving big firms the power to people using the internet for illegally swapping files twenty two countries in the bloc signed up to the agreement with a vote on it for education due this summer in brussels may not get that far now let's talk about that luke samuels a physical commentator for the news magazines like wind the blue kite thanks for being with us it's not the first blow to this treaty is it what i've just talked about the initial m.e.p. responsible for the reporter not to resign describing the negotiations as a masquerade so what's wrong with this agreement. well i think it's worth having to think about what's wrong with the i

brevik i think to say that that an open debate on these issues leads to that kind of insanity is is to answer not give enough credit to insanity hakeem when you look like you were disagreeing there i mean the only fanatic so far is this man on trial in norway go ahead well you know muslims we want. about multiculturalism i believe multiculturalism has been a great success here in the united kingdom and across europe but you know we muslims are not frightened of debate we are not frightened of scrutiny but what we what we do not accept rachael if you look at the newspaper headlines that happen every single day you would think that the only story there are dozens of stories the planted in newspapers on a daily basis i don't know which newspaper she's been reading the newspapers i read and have access to when you are saying what we're going to see i mean how do you design a. national i need. rachel goni please define for me an anti muslim story can you please define for me an anti muslim story a recent example just one because i'd like to i'd like to know what that looks like ok well let

that idea that freedom of speech isn't harmful and that people except for the insane people like brevik can actually differentiate between a really rigorous open honest blunt debate as controversial as a might be and murderous acts but here in for in france and i can speak for france because that's that's our base now and i can also speak for canada because i'm canadian and i know that they have these kinds of open debates about multiculturalism in the press is a very very difficult thing to do because there are so many lobby groups that just refuse to allow that for that kind of non politically correct debate because it's just not nice to say and hurt people's feelings but i think we should be able to have a very legitimate open honest discussion about paul about policies related to multiculturalism and i don't really see why people would be offended about such such a debate as i think especially here in europe we're dealing with not only a very open border free movement kind of policy particularly within the european union and also a welfare state and i'm not sure if those two things

classes the british freedom party is one of them its chairman paul weston it was another cited by brevik highlighting a blog that claimed the west is fighting a european civil war against islam i'm not saying go out and commit violence and the most astonishing thing about this for me is it is the whole breivik thing has been picked up picked up on by the lead with no documentary evidence of any so-called right wing movements saying go out there and shoot whereas when the islam it is clear that you'll blog posts as an inspiration to him amongst other several of these are these are simply that they may well be an inspiration to but we cannot do you know we cannot say nothing simply because there might be some lone psychopath somewhere in europe groups like the british freedom party and the e.t.l. still aren't considered far right all extremists by the or thora sees the two recently joined forces and planned to run in the next round of local elections don't worry for anti fascist campaigners is that they could attract support either bennett's r.t. luton. and it's a clash of far right left i

. >>> people in norway preparing for the trial of anders brevik tomorrow.ay church services were held across the country giving people time to grieve and reflect. brevik confessed to setting off a bomb and going on a deadly shooting spree last summer. 77 people were killed during the july attack in norway. >>> the taliban made a show of strength in afghanistan today launching four attacks on four cities. gunshots and rocket propelled grenade fire went off in kabul as u.s. embassy employees were ordered to duck and cover. one afghan police officer and 17 militants died in the attacks nationwide leaving some lawmakers standing on the roof of the parliament building firing back with their own weapons. a taliban spokesman says, "we are strong and we can attack anywhere we want." >>> an air force captain rewarded for going above and beyond on the battlefield. captain barry crawford was given the second highest honor for valor, the air force cross. fox's jennifer griffin has his story. >> reporter: captain barry crawford's main weapon was a radio. he's a combat c

locked up for the rest of his life if considered a danger to society and we journalists chris says brevik has partly succeeded in using his trial to promote his extremism the big paradox concerning this case is that. at the outset made this is planned more. than published it outlined his plan in this plan was to do an outrageous criminal act and then use the court proceedings later advocate is around the world and in that sense. one might say that he has succeeded in that he himself has taken the stand that starts first tomorrow and there's been of course a lot of debate about that here in norway in to what extent he should be allowed to do that in the court case he has called the witnesses extremist witnesses both from the extremist right side and islamic extremists to sort of. build under this notion that he has that there is a war a clash of civilizations and there's been a debate and some of that this is i've been called and have actually refused to go in because they don't want to be part of this propaganda that he is using the court case to promote. big business story developing thi

in prison for every person killed him i don't argue that come to think of prison which may house brevik and where the mass killer could spend his uninterrupted days behind bars. several torture techniques used by the u.s. against terrorist suspects have been labeled war crimes it's a little secret state department officials memo which also reveals a warning to the bush administration about their use as miniport and i are now explain some believe president obama is turning a blind eye to america's past. america's so-called war on terror produced images and accounts that ignited a world of questions about torture and the u.s. treatment of suspects the american people need to know or using techniques within the law. two years after george w. bush left the white house. the former commander in chief admitted his stamp of approval for the use of interrogation techniques like waterboarding dubbed inhumane and illegal under u.s. law and the geneva conventions was waterboarding legal in your opinion. that it was legal it's a good thing the get get a court tracked. into the churches to judge peop

trial prosecutors are telling him they believe the so-called knights templar group doesn't exist for brevik insists it does and the issue is important as the court decides if he is sane and can be sent to jail because mr carrying out the bomb man shooting massacre that killed seventy seven in norway last year. high ranking officials have reportedly attempted to overthrow the leader of qatar in a military coup d'etat according to reports army officers who rose against the qatari emyr setting off clashes with the u.s. backed royal guards outside the amir's palace of the coup was foiled and those responsible were arrested it's believed that the royal family had to be taken by helicopter to safety. massive crowds of marched through monaco in northern peru in protest that are proposed a gold mine project in the area if completed it's expected to bring billions of dollars of profit and investment to the south korean country however experts warn it could jeopardize the region's already scarce water supplies but mine construction plans have stood on a rest in the city recently with the biggest prot

the man who shot seventy seven innocent people says he did it in self-defense dave one abandons brevik trial hears him say he was protecting his country from muslim. and it's pole position for russian all joins us now after the teams up with america's exxon mobile to tap the trenches in the arctic ocean. just the tip of the iceberg. this groundbreaking of the deposits the details of business in switzerland. hello there just out of ten pm here in moscow now on this monday evening my name's kevin owen this is our team and we appreciate you joining us tonight our top story the news the first u.n. observers touched down in syria the government to allow them under strict access to monitor the fragile ceasefire damascus says it can't guarantee to monitor safety and as every steps coordinated with the authorities for their part the opposition claims they are still under attack and the government has to crack down on what it calls terrorists and some of voices in damascus with the latest for you. waiting to be reborn mysterious orthodox christians in meaning of it all the more poignant this ye

behind the deaths of seventy seven people last july in norway and the trial of mass murderer anders brevik has seen and flash fashion salutes and cry tears over nazi having the chance to kill more to get on the latest from the courtroom that are. also online some surprising security flaws at one of the world's best football stadiums in germany so find out how star striker. silva bootless just minutes before we all showdown with fire in the unit. and time now to explore one of russia's most remote regions in artie's close of series where we had to an area so hard to get to that medical help a state into the skies. we are in russia's arctic far north where residents rely on a team of helicopter medics to provide sometimes life saving care hours from the nearest village or hospital for years medical problems were treated local tales but now help as a hand artist on board reports that's become an emergency lifeline for nanny villagers. flying north with me in this old soviet work course of a helicopter is dr vladimir brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we head acros

but people aren't singing it despite brevik that's singing in anger that they're not doing it because he didn't like it they're singing it in hope because of the important message of the song. the song is called children of the rainbow and the words that the norwegian people saying today are this a sky full of stars blues sea as far as you can see and earth where flowers grow can you wish for a more together shall we live every sister. every brother young children of the rainbow a fertile land. as that was the song very simple very straightforward it's like a we society rather than give in to the fear that we americans gave into after nine eleven when george bush dick cheney told us to cower in fear and go go shopping instead of going to the place of death with a bullhorn all full of bluster and bravado and was tossed around the norwegian people sang a song to remind themselves of who they are of their nation's values they remind of themselves that they belong to a we society one which is the song says together shall we live every sister every brother regardless of race or religion. t

ceremony in oslo the newspaper says he confessed to the plot while being questioned by prosecutors brevik he's accused of orchestrating a bomb blast and carrying out a shooting spree last summer the deadliest acts of terrorism and norway's history. two separate grenade attacks on the kenyan coast have killed one person injured about two dozen others a church gathering in a restaurant were targeted the country's capital nairobi has been victim to several grenade attacks in recent months with police blaming previous blasts on al shabaab militants but the somali group has denied any involvement. we can sports action still to come this hour a little more than fifteen minutes but first the headlines stay with us. if. it was the fourth quarter. of. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal visions of the soviet files on. a mission free accreditation free lance for judges free the maintenance free.

to be a part of the issue is important as the court decides if he is sane and can be sent to jail brevik admits to carrying out the bomb and shooting massacre that killed seventy seven in norway last year. high ranking officials have reportedly attempted to overthrow the leader of qatar in a military coup d'etat according to reports army officers rose against the qatari mir setting off clashes with us backed royal guards outside the m.e.'s palace the coup was foiled and those behind it arrested his belief the royal family had to be helicoptered out the safety. of. massive crowds of march through karnataka in northern peruvian protested a proposed gold mine. project in the area if completed it's expected to bring billions of dollars of profit and investment to the south american country or the experts warn it could jeopardize the region's already scarce water supplies construction plans have stood on a rest in the city recently with the biggest protest drawing ten thousand people in two thousand and nine. all right so let's head over now to the r.t. business section to where daniel woodre

next no regrets all repentance from norwegian mass killer brevik who says he would have done it all again his testimony comes on day two of his trial but his evidence has been published instead of being broadcast this time like the rest of the hearing rev admits last summer's bomb and gun attacks in oslo which killed seventy seven people who pleads not guilty saying it was in self-defense to protect more way from islam tuesday's hearing was delayed after a judge was dismissed for commenting on facebook shortly after the tragedy the private deserve the death sentence a penalty that's banned in norway now the judge's views may be disallowed but breivik still publicly hailing his massacre is the most spectacular and sophisticated attack on europe since world war two as talk about an empty lot of a new slogan the line now from brussels. flew to could see you know always got something to learn early downs i guess isn't it at the moment on the one hand we've got this cold blooded massacre and on the other the country's liberal justice system is not always something of a hostage to its own princ

still to come in the program here that of extremism one show norway's confessed mass murderer and his brevik uses a courtroom to promote his ideas but its views are far from unique in europe as we hear just a little bit later. and yet another scandal for nato forces in afghanistan new photos show american soldiers posing with the corpses of a start story in a few. bahrain's controversial formula one grand prix has gone ahead without incident despite widespread fury against the regime on the streets just outside the racetrack demonstrators clashed with security forces over the past week as police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets protests intensified on saturday after the body of a man shot dead was found on a rooftop security forces have set up checkpoints import armored vehicles to thing troll any possible protests political analyst a doctor over the last thinks it's not in western interests to give attention to the regime protester. obviously i mean the attention is on places where there are some interests or western powers. involved here in this case i don't think that the intere

holiday island he called them legitimate targets and with mines criminal guilt and judges decide brevik was sane during the murders he faces a maximum twenty one year jail sentence otherwise it will be indefinite psychiatric treatment. because prime minister mark ruta is expected to resign today after the collapse of his government over austerity measures his coalition partners the right wing freedom party refused to agree to costs and state pensions for talks which had been ongoing for a month from the country's budget by sixteen billion euro to meet e.u. rules ratings agency fitch has more in the netherlands may lose its aaa rating one of the few remaining eurozone states to hold the top ranking. russia and china are holding their first ever joint naval drills taking place in the yellow sea near the korean peninsula but also sellers will take part in the exercise which will simulate the rescue of hijacked vessels and the submarine operations please but what's key is a on board one of the ships taking part. i'm standing on board the russian destroyer amid all going to grab and we are n

the trial of mass murderer brevik has seen him flash fascist salutes and cry tears over not having the chance to kill more than all the ladies from the oslo accord from energy to haunt. also online some surprising security flaws and one of the world's best will both stadiums and germany find out how superstar striker christiana rinaldo found so bloodless just minutes before we all it's crucial showdown with our music. our times take a look at explore one of russia's most remote regions in artie's closeups here is where we have to an area so hard to get to that magical hell state into the skies. but we are in russia's arctic far norris where residents rely on a team of helicopter medics to provide sometimes life saving care hours from the new yorkers village or hospital for years medical problems were treated in local towns but now helpless hands are to some barred reports and what's become an emergency lifeline for manning villagers. flying north with me in this old soviet work or so the helicopter is top of that amir brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we h

concerns of those community when when we see these problems that exist in societies but if you look at brevik he's got connections to the initiative friends meet here in the united kingdom another fascist organization so there's a widespread connection between far right organizations here in europe and far right organizations like the tea party party movement in the united states who are propelling this concept that islam is a threat to europe and the muslims somehow try taking over europe and that is somehow muslims need to be thrown out of this continent if we accept the muslims are an integral part of the of european society then we can one eastern open debate about integration but these state sponsored. attacks on the bulk of our own he charged on whole our need to pray in public these things do not contribute to an atmosphere of tolerance and i think that's the problem as a person who's liberal on passionately i believe in individual freedom and choice so if muslims have been forced to read a book called that's absolutely wrong it's not just against western laws and european laws it's ag

and our regional court has decided to keep information from the trial of mass murderer brevik classified for sixty years believing they could be harmful to the public just came days after his widely televised trial began and declared saying bradley could face a maximum twenty one year prison sentence now he admitted killing seventy seven people in a bomb attack on a government building and the shooting rampage at a youth camp last summer i deny criminal guilt claiming he was protecting a way from being taken over by muslims during his trial brother gave a fascist salute in court and if you're close to tears during a screening of his own and size long propaganda video he also gave a harrowing account of how each of his victims die and we journalists. partly succeeded in musings trial to promote extremism. the big paradox concerning this case is that. because the outset made this is so our news he wrote manifesto and published it outlined his plan in his plan was to do an outrageous criminal act and then use the court proceedings later to advocate this around the world and in that sense yo

he also told the court he read hundreds of bomb making guides. 77 people died in brevik's attacks. the court still has to decide whether or not he is sane if he is he faces only 21 years in prison. >>> time now 6:17. new york city police say they may finally be close to a break in a 30-year-old case involving a missing boy. six-year-old etan patz disappeared in may of 1979. he was the first child to appear on thousands of milk cartons around the country. investigators now plan to dig up a concrete basement in an apartment building. >>> time is 6:18. today african american and latino high school students are holding a news conference. they say they are calling on uc berkeley to stop what they are calling discrimination in admissions. they are appealing the rejection of some african american and latino students that were refused admission by cal even though they have 4.0 or higher gpas. >>> later this morning a judge will hear arguments in a lawsuit involving environmentalists and sharp park golf course in pacific is a. several environmental groups accused of park employees of illega

he reportedly posted on facebook that he thought brevik should face the death penalty for last year's massacre. there is no death penalty in norway. breivik is defending his actions on the stand saying he did it out of "goodness, not evil." >>> it is 6:15. a private company will pay millions of dollars to block cell phone calls and texts in and out of california prisons. california prison guards took more than 15,000 contraband phones from inmates just last year. now, this deal with global tell link won't cost taxpayers a dime. that's because the company owns pay phones prisoners can use legally inside prisons. so they're betting once cell phone service is cut, inmates will have to start using those pay phones all over. >>> this morning, online bullying is a target of a new bill heading for the state senate. the measure would make it easier for schools to punish students harassing others on social networking sites. it has already passed the state assembly. if it is signed into law, schools could suspend or expel students for so-called burn pages, web pages that attack classmates or fa

brevik has admitted to the july 22 attacks claiming they were necessary to protect norway from being taken over by muslims. >>> it is 5:43 right now. and this morning, we're learning more about who was responsible for a violent string of coordinated attacks that left dozens of people dead in afghanistan. a militant arrested in the attack said they were carried out by a group of fighters with ties to the taliban and al qaeda. eight policemen, three civilians, and 36 insurgents died in those attacks in kabul. >>> now to north korea where that country's young leader surprised the nation and the rest of the world by speaking publicly for the very first time. something his father did only once. >> military troops marching and missiles were displayed to carriers as kim jung-un. a nuclear-armed nation. u.s. officials believe north korea has about ten nuclear weapons. >>> this morning, the tornado-ravaged state of oklahoma, a sixth person was found dead. 24 people were hurt after more than 100 tornadoes ripped through the plains this weekend. news came out that the warning sirens in the city

brevik will have five days to explain why he set off a bomb before gunning down dozens at a youth camp claims he acted in self-defense to keep muslims from taking over the country. the court will use his testimony to decide if the 33-year-old is mentally competent. >>> well, the attorney representing the man accused of killing trayvon martin now asking the judge handling this case to step down. a circuit judge has a conflict of interest because her husband works with the attorney who is providing legal commentary on this case for cnn. he represents george zimmerman who has pled not guilty for second-degree murder for shooting and killing an unarmed teenager. >>> this morning, another strong quake in the south pacific. the u.s. geological survey says a magnitude 6.8 quake struck early this morning near the island of papau new guinea. no reports of any damage or injuries. earthquakes are common on the island, which is located on the ring of fire that stretches around the pacific rim. >>> well, marla, late-night quake also rumbling down in south america overnight. the magnitude 6.7 quake