caucasus emirate has actually been involved in several. feld plots are all covered plots abroad. so including in belgium in the czech republic and as well as a major plot that was planned to attack the euro vision games in spring two thousand and twelve in by john a multi-pronged attack similar to the mumbai attack so the caucasus emirate really is an international threat and to that extent the united states government should be working with the russians to deal with it well i think when president obama was asked about the security of those games here while expressing here his confidence that they are saved he also said that you cannot possibly eliminate all the risks in trying to hold those large scale international events and indeed as we just discussed the security issues are always prominent there were prominent during the london games there are even more prominent during the saatchi games i wonder if this is something that from now on will always be associated with belen picks regardless of where they're being how well i think as long

join the caucasus emirate but because they lack resources and. weapons for everyone who would like to join these people decided to go to syria they're centrally two groups there's the islamic state in iraq and syria that you mention and there's also a job and both of them have units of foreign would you had seen and in both cases the units of foreign would you had seen are led by. ethnic chechens actually from georgia or from the punky sea valley in georgia so called ethnic chechen kists but there are many dogs danis from russia and from the north caucuses in many chechens and even some. of our deans and ball cars so and we're talking about you know hundreds we don't know exactly how many probably at least four hundred five hundred i would like to pick up on what you just said the instability in the north caucasus has long had at least one external player and you just mentioned it georgia have put in has a lot several times that georgia under mikhail saakashvili provided a sanctuary to some of the armed groups operating in the north caucasus poss

the possibility that al qaeda and isi has in the caucasus emirate the caucasus emirates would team up to somehow get chemical weapons into the north caucasus and sochi cannot be excluded. in terms of the threat -- how much time do i have? the network of the caucasus emirate subnetwork called the united -- are partially populated groups and they have a direct interest in taking part. this network is much weaker than the dagestan a network as are the others but the second-most powerful network and its possible they would assign several mujahideen to take part but i doubt they would lead a major operation with the caveat that in february 2011 they carried out what looked like a practice run for an attack on sochi and they carried out an attack on the ski resort district a multipronged attack involving destroying the ski lift a truck bomb in front of the hotel killing four moscow tourists, from moscow and several small-scale attacks on police. virtually over. makkah 48 hours mostly within 24 hours period. in connection with the foreign element is on january 13 the russian national antiter

major terror attack when it comes to the western media there's a tendency to look at the caucasus emirate for through the prism of what the russians do that is don't look at the idiology don't look at the actions of the caucasus emirate mujahideen instead look at the way the russians on occasion violate the political civil and human rights in combat in their job this. is good to have you with us here on r.t. international on rule researcher live in moscow. france the controversial shale gas extraction three years ago off the concluding that the environmental risks were just a bit too high since then the country's energy giant totalis turned its attention to britain where fracking has been given the go ahead of the head of the company's gas and power division admits he's aware of the consequences but he told me that the exploration will go ahead anyway. police think it's fair to the public in the u.k. who are concerned about shared gas exploration and fracking. that france has banned this and governments pushing ahead with this clearly but to different countries of difference different vie

when it comes to the western media there's a tendency to look at the caucasus emirate from the through the prism of what the russians do is. look at the actions of the. instead look at the way the russians on occasion. political civil and human rights in combat. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time outs are to jenny jones a green party member of the london assembly jenny welcome to the kaiser report thank you it's a long way to come. protesting so i'm holding up this copy of the banker's mayor report that you've put together so tell us about it. well it's very frustrating for somebody who is you know has a philosophy about how things should be run and that society generally should protect the vulnerable to find men like boris johnson who is acting. so often entirely for the bankers here in london and admittedly they are an important severus that ten percent to what something like that at the same time they are not doing that for london and boris johnson seems to swallow everything they say without any sort of doubt or hesitation and that is very annoying now mayor boris j

the united arab emirates. they're very nervous about this interim deal with iran. president is going to have to do some hand-holding to reassure king abdullah. >> reporter: hand holding on a whole host of issues. as you know, the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia has really hit new lows that you haven't seen really since years since the bush administration and over the u.s. invasion in iraq. i really think the iran deal is something that the saudis are extremely nervous about, not just that possibly that could give iran some lee way to develop its nuclear program if the curbs airport tight enough but also iran's growing influence in the region. when you look across the region, it particularly what's going on with syria right now, a lot of people see this as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. and that's why saudi arabia has been supporting a lot of opposition, sending arms to the rebels, and this is one of the things that the u.s. will be discussing. i think there's a lot of fence-mending on this trip to be done, wolf. >> the president in his se

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it also has plans for kuwait and the united arab emirates.here we go again, the credit crunch in china, bank lending their soaring to the highest level we have seen since 2010. what does this indicate? a shift in emphasis for the pboc or is it just lunar new year aberration? stephen engle's is in hong kong, what is going on? these concerns and my earpieces giving me trouble again. i'm going to take it out. we had a bit of a cash crunch. the pboc is concerned about shadow banking. in debt levels we had december, there is concern that the tightening by the bank is going to choke off potential growth in the chinese economy, dipping below 7% potentially. look at these numbers here. in january, new lending, 1.3 trillion. that is 1.3 trillion, the highest number since 2010. do the math, almost triple december's number. flip the page and look at aggregate lending. >> should be we -- should we be worried? >> look at this, this is a record high. 2.50 8 trillion yuan in january. that is the highest figure. lending in china is often frontloaded in janua

what the russians do that is don't look at the idiology don't look at the actions of the caucasus emirate when you have the instead look at the way the russians on occasion violate political civil and human rights in combat in. hello and welcome to crossfire we're all things are considered armed peter lavelle chaos on the streets of kiev after a short truce rioters are again wrecking havoc the so-called opposition appears to have no interest in the legally elected government force is being met with force where ukraine goes from here is anyone's guess. to cross-talk developments in ukraine i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics first magazine also in london we have robert oulds he used to director of the bruges group and in washington we crossed to ariel cohen he is a senior fellow in russian and eurasian studies and international energy security at the heritage foundation or a gentleman crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it marcus if i go to you first in london i've been watching the pictu

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and i would point to in particular a report that he wrote on getting the caucasus emirate right and he is one of the world's leading authorities on the extremist groups terrorist groups individuals who are, in fact, threatening these games. gordon has a new book coming out very shortly. gordon, the title of the book is -- yes. global jihadism in russia's north caucasus and beyond. you know, it would've been good for your publishers to think of it more about targeting have this book out before the games. but so be it. he will be speaking next, focusing on that topic. jeff is going to focus more i think on really in the russian angle, but these games mean for russia, what they mean for putin. and that angle. and i'm very very pleased and happy to welcome from the carnegie endowment for international peace, tom de waal who is senior associate their, and one of the world's leading authorities on the caucasus more broadly. and tom also has a reasonably new book out that's -- okay sorry, c-span. why isn't the name of your newest book easier to find? give us the title spent actually i just di

was emirate officials on the deteriorating situation in syria.he nearly 3 year long conflict. >>> and powerful image of 4-year-old boy fleeing the violence in syria is not what it seems. this picture made international headlines today after it was tweeted by a member of the un high commission for refugee who said the boy was separated from his family. see him here with un workers alone in the desert fleeing to jordan with belongings in a plastic bag. well, the un now clarify the child parents were 20 feet in front of him. family made it safely to jordan. you will be glad to know. >> new york company is set to change the way we access the internet. media development investment fund plans to launch hundreds of low ks satellite to create the outer net. first think they need to raise millions of dollars f.successful it could be up and running by june of 2015. by september they are hoping nasa will give them permission to test outer net technology on the international space station. it would be free and available to everyone in the world. >> i don't k

the world tiger woods getting a big appearance fee for the dubai desert classic in the united arab emirates is 11 strokes by. here is the guy trying to be the redefenders. stephen gallacher. >>> brad davis has his shot turned back, but wondolowski to head in the rebound. 1-0 u.s. at the half. the u.s. doubled the lead in the second half. wondolowski with his another goal. the team with the best record in the nba has decided to take a chance on a guy who has been trouble in his other stops.ed indiana pacers signed andrew bynum, who will you back hibber. bynum has played in 24 games in the last two seasons in cleveland, conduct deficit rimental to the train allowed the trade. bynum averages 11 points and 8 rebounds per game. that is it for that does the night sportswrap. see you after the super bowl. have a good super bowl sunday. hopefully you get everything that you hoped for on super bowl sunday. >> no, that is not going to happen. >> don't you hang a stocking on super bowl eve? >> if the 49ers and raiders were in it, of course. thank you for making kutv your source for news. we'll see you

he'll fly next to the united arab 'e emirates. >>> ayatollah khomeini, says, the u.s. and other countries some iran.seeking to develop nucialtion weapons. iran says it's strictly for civilian purposes. >>> an ethiopian co-pilot hijacked his plane to geneva, flight carrying 202 people was headed to rome with a co-pilot diverting the plane. al jazeera's tim friend reports. >> the drama started over italy and two fighters jets were scrambled to accompany the plain plane. the fear was it was a full scale hijacking. the plane eventually touched down in geneva at 6:00 in the morning local time. the co-pilot said he'd sought asylum for fear of% accuse in ethiopia. he waited for the pilot to go to the toilet before locking himself in the cockpit. he gave himself up. >> at 6:10 the co-pilot came out with a rope, he then announced that he was the hijacker. >> all 202 passengers and crew on board were unharmed. the co-pilot could be charged with hostage-taking which carries a prison sentence of up to 20 years according to prosecutors. tim friend, al jazeera. >> trapped south afri

is going to be up to $2 billion arms purchase mainly funded by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. not egyptian money. the gulf states are buying these weapons for egypt. and foreign ministry spokespeople have made it very clear that they are not trying to replace american aid, they are not trying to replace american military aid. one foreign ministry official said they are just interested in diverse if iing their partnerships. i think they want more options. and perhaps knowing that the u.s. congress is very leery about the current state of affairs in egypt, they just don't want this big debate every year when it comes time for the military aid. so it is quite possibly a signal to washington that they're not the only game in town, but at the same time they're they want to make it clear they're not replacing the u.s. with russia. >> thank you for that. now to venezuela where three protesters have been killed and dozens hurt in ca rack cass. protests by right wing groups occurred three weeks ago over the new president and the economic crisis. the president is seen as the spiritual

religious official was the united arab emirates say the mission tantamount to suicide ask officials awa against the trip. taking one's life willingly is against islamic principles >> and israeli prime minister appears to give german chancellor a hitler like mustache today during a joint news conference about middle east relations in jerusalem. that is what you're looking at. that is a shadow above the lip. oh, dear. >> well, you may in the have heard but there is a little award show coming up over the weekend. oscars. >> you think? coming up next where this star keep their awards. and some of the places are not to be believed. >> yeah. jennie-o w where everya where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o groun

on wednesday against reigning champions by munich in the first leg of the last sixteen tie at the emirates. just a finger believes his side will be posted by sunday's fa cup victory over the vocal mix onto a flash the colors in the permian make five one b of this mom. think are dying to watch his mentor good shape today than you is when you go. just in scotland until main difficulty was the case of former foster's time you want tickets to go and they are reputed to me and of course to win these games. also i'm fine with the same stage of last year's competition with the ferry and squeezing through on away goals. it mimics treble winning season last term was impressive the season sequel has been in the area somewhat new coach pat doherty on to the germans have lost only once in thirty four games heading into the encounter of the bomb nineteen and rolled twice from the twenty one bundesliga matches so far. in i i i i. it is. i am. does the holiday. he was let go not to laugh. globe. and one the ad the eye the idea. in the we are. you do. it is since. do. ch. stokes and seventy craze was the

next he'll fly to the united arab emirates. >>> a suspected high ranking al-qaeda leader was expected to face a court today on charge of the 2002 on the uss cole. charged with getting supplies and recruiting suicide-bombers for the attack. the judge has halted the proceedings because al nashiri may want to fire his attorney. >>> the supreme leader of iran is not interested in talks tomorrow. the eythe ayatollah khomeini dot believe talks about go anywhere. iran said its nuclear program is entirely for civilian purposes. >>> an ethiopian airlines co-pilot allegedly hijacks a plane today and flew it to gentlemen me have a where he wanted to seek asylum. the plane departed and carrying 202 people was headed to rome, but the pilot diverted it t. >> the fear was this was a full-scale armed hijacking. at this stage the passengers were unaware of the unfolding events. the plane touched down in geneva at 6:00 in the morning local time. the co-pilot said he sought asylum for fear of persecution in ethiopia. he waited for the pilot to go to the toilet before locking himself in the cockpit and t

meanwhile us secretary of state john kerry has visited the united arab emirates and met with abu dhabi is crown prince mohammed bin saeed al no idea kerry blamed the government of syrian president bush are now all sides for stalling progress at the docks the uae and other gulf arab states including saudi arabia and other support serious opposition forces and demanded that aside stand down. u s preston racquetball class to visit saudi arabia in late march the united states is working closely with arab nations to respond to the syrian crisis. members of the united nations panel and release the results of light year long investigation into human rights issues in north korea. they say authorities and committed systematic widespread and gross violations of these people in the country. many are now calling for action from the international community. nhk world for me to the reports. our members have testimony from two hundred and fourteen witnesses including several of the facts as found on three athletes the commission concluded present their evidence in many cases the country committed cri

department says he will start a four-nation trip on thursday, including indonesia, and the united arab emirates. kerry will reaffirm close coordination with south korean leaders about potential military provocations from north korea. he's also expected to press government officials to improve ties with japan. he has said it's important for the three countries to work together to deal with north korea. kerry is also expected to discuss the issue with leaders in beijing. u.s. officials have said they welcome the rise of a peaceful china that plays a positive role in world affairs. last week u.s. assistant secretary of state daniel russell criticized the country's unilateral creation of an air defense identification zone over the east china sea. he called it a serious step in the wrong direction. he also said the nation's claims of jurisdiction over most of south china sea would be inconsistent with international law. kerry apparently aims to urge officials to emphasize restraint in maritime affairs. >>> leaders in beijing say chinese soldiers will, for the first time, take part in a multinational

secretary of state john kerry has visited the united arab emirates and met with abu dhabi's crown prince mohammed bin dow he'd al nahian. he blamed the government of barber al assad for stalling progress at the talks. the uae and other gulf arab states including saudi arabia and qatar support syria's opposition forces and have demanded that assad step down. u.s. president barack obama plans to visit saudi arabia in late march. the united states is working closely with arab nations to respond to the syrian crisis. >>> mbs of a united nations panel have released the results of a we're-long investigation into human rights abuses in north korea. they say no other country has committed such a wide range of crimes against humanity. and they say they hope their report will spur people to take action. the panel members heard testimony from 240 witnesses including north korean defectors. the chairperson criticized leader kim jong-un for his role in the abuses. >> he should be aware of the international crime of aiding and abetting crimes against humanity. even if not himself involved in the actua

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third norway followed by spain hungary netherlands in greece saudi arabia turkey in the united arab emirates to the eighth ninth and tenth slots the us however appears to be not so love breaking number twenty six. we've been in the afghan capital of kabul have taken to the streets to protest adults need ruffle which would limit women's rights in domestic abuse cases the legislation already passed by parliament. that's right it is that these two women from testifying against maine and colts human rights organizations have to nelson and legal experts say the moon with the prosecution's use as he takes his three telco if the mother sees the tulips that being beaten by a male family member. some politicians believe that all should be repeated. read up on him. they'll come back and assess the house that i call on that. this acts dumb sometimes. ultimately we should just end this cute aussie dollars. you have to be kept for the content on this lp. the other livable communities. those who support dual claimed relatives cannot be objective and may use a testimony to get revenge on the mound this is

well why do you see a lot of money as a misfortune this is a photo and saudi arabia and emirates and other gulf countries in fact taking a lot of steps to help the arab world and the development of the investment and so on so i don't see i don't share your view without their say unfortunately so you see the saudi i see to it all seems this idea as i was listening to the fall of the aid for the by saudi arabia to egypt is set in the polls that but what about the how band aid offered by saudi arabia to syria and here i mean specifically financing of arms and you know training and or sending people to fight in syria do you do you feel the book about as i don't know the land but ok look if you want to talk about syria when we're talking about the role of the united states about all over russia they ought to broaden the iranian role and so on so i'm sort of if you want to open the file that's open it and talk about their own so bold those involved well that's added that's probably an idea for another program mr most unfortunately this is all we have time for i finish if your perspective a

you can redeem them for first class on emirates. took a shower at 40,000 feet in the sky.ex i like that. that is good. thehere does that leave other airlines? >> this is a really bold move for a major carrier. i think united will wait and see. i think there could be a ton of flyers. frequent fliers are not happy about the change. i think american and u.s. are too busy with the merger. do not want to do anything to wrangle existing customers. if delta gets away with this and profits continue to saor, they could get away with this. >> let me ask you about delta. and i have found a lot of different airlines. i have had pretty good experiences on delta. with the customer service. i was quite late for a flight recently and if it was not for the goodwill of the people working at the desk, i probably would not have made it. that i was shocked by. lex because that never happens. that is the only time it has ever happened. look at twitter. delta is the best on the customer service. i actually think they're pretty good. united brings up the rear. >> i would say five years ago not th

lookout, emirates ♪. ♪ >> in energy, it has been a long , rebuildinggiant bp after the gulf spill in0. today we learned fourth-quarter profit slipped and the company still faces unknown millions in fines under the u.s. clean water act. to help pay the bill, bp has promised to raise another 30 billion this year. we had three major projects coming towards the end of the year. another one came in right at the end of the year. we have had two projects come --in the last week, so worth so those are things that generate cash. for theis the outlook year? >> 2014 was probably the best year in 10 years. likeve had three what look sizable, potential commercial discoveries in december alone. one in angola, gulf of mexico, and one in brazil. >> another challenge, the top wind turbine manufacturer. they had to close nearly half of go factories enclosed -- let nearly 30% of the workforce. here is the ceo. >> we have delivered on the comes tod plan when it lower investments and when it comes to free cash flow. >> you have announced a new share reissue. by is that? what do you plan to do with the mo

allies in the gulf from buffering to the emirates and qatar have joined to develop a medical test that supposedly identifies a gay person just by looking at him western tourists have already been jailed simply for admitting they are gay obama's approval of such policies is hardly surprising when truthdig anti gay laws themselves in the states are becoming increasingly intolerant. this is the rights of gays lesbians bisexuals and transgender people in most states are deteriorating cities counties and states across the u.s. have told advocacy of homosexuality promoting a homosexual lifestyle laws state homosexuality is not a lifestyle acceptable to the general public in school students only receive instruction regarding homosexuality in the context of think surely transmitted diseases. homosexuality happened to nature but showed a speciality that does not make it right or something we should be teaching in schools on the bills just passed in states health of representatives things mixed couples can be refused service in shops hotels theaters and restaurants state officials can legally re

to the emir of kuwait because they held their hours on a little earlier in pennsylvania where i live. there is the head banks from the call pat he thought yeah we'll see him soon they're going to be horizontally drilling for water because fracking his destroyed everybody's aquifer and water system follow those stories i know you do the destruction to our our water system is is deplorable our aquifer is precious right now you have industry already trying to figure out how they can bottle in-cell water because they know what's happening in this country right now look at california sixty days you have counties in california that won't have water water will become the new well in then we're going to see a lot of horizontal to report to the next state to try to get water and that and that by the way seems to be coinciding with global warming and this year disintegration of the polar shield that kept the but make no mistake fracking has a big part of this oh yeah and while it's also it's releasing enormous amounts of methane which is vastly more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxid

the obvious is saudi arabia or the united arab emirates is tremendous anxiety that the us is pulling back. we're going to be. he did not involve the help them or we may even be working to help their adversaries such as iran. so that they've been very nervous about. they see is a period of american retreat during the berries conflicts in the middle east analysts point out the particular american course vaccine these days. the methodology led the u s secretary of state john kerry. dealing with iran in dealing with the israeli palestinian issue may be dealing with syria. we begin to see a pattern. it's an approach that carries using kerry is perfecting the art of the interim deal. in other words he will. i get agreement. on the elements for an initial framework agreement. leaving the parts that are two different cultures all for later. so in the case of iran there was an initial six months. framework or grey matter interim agreement that froze the rain program. stopped its four t pants but left the really difficult issues of the permanent status of neurons program under assault landing.

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but anyways it was a bit big in america emirates. you mentioned the olympic atmosphere. i wanna pick up on that a lot of folks been worried that all the security worries my time with them for a bit on that was that usually surrounds and one thing is that when you're on your experience so far. xd i would say that said the security concerns still are the big d c yes let's eat and then this is also the kids' people here running around waking driving and visiting the games they are confronted with a ten minute the cancer hits security mess and ends that i put in place by the national party's christmas around the olympic party in austin and anna brought an area that payments and security takes everywhere people are of the texts and then stops and by six checkpoints by mumbai attack points but sometimes i can take ages to get one one points to the other hand it and we journalists ahead of the sec's and who can sometimes use the offices couple boxes. they also expect and so this is actually very difficult. yes that's it's gonna be interesting to see how far this post influenced

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move on to another issue that also deeply affects women breastfeeding last week the united arab emiratesintroduced a bill requiring mothers to breastfeed for the first two years of their child's life do you think breastfeeding should be mandatory. absolutely not women should not be criminalized for how they whether they have children and how they really are their children obviously abuse of children is something that should not be tolerated but that's abuse by anybody male female i mean there's there's all kinds of violence that gets perpetrated against children a woman's decision whether to breastfeed or not there's all kinds of reasons why a woman might choose to or might choose not to or might not be able to and the idea of bringing the state and once again a patriarchal state which obviously the u.a.e. is bringing the force of the state down on women is just a horrific prospect i think it's an absolutely immoral and outrageous and illegitimate law that was passed and there's trends in this country too towards shaming women who don't breastfeed towards looking at them as if they're no