g. international in the very heart of moscow. time same sex in perth tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. of last week's attack on the boston marathon has reignited the debate about security and terrorism now some in congress are using that tragedy to try to push through a controversy all online information sharing bill that the senate rejected one year ago but we really need more invasive cyber snooping laws also last week's fertilizer plant explosion in texas revealed the ugly truth about worker safety in america isn't it time for more not less regulation and our economy society and livelihoods all depend on something so old that it predates mankind by hundreds of millions of years does that really make sense well more on that and tonight's daily take. earlier today the massachusetts u.s. attorney's office announced that it will charge joe cars.

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g. international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back south korea is backtracking on allegations that the north is preparing a fourth nuclear test later this week a minister in seoul now says he was being inaccurate when talking about indications of activity at a north korean test site earlier washington delayed its long planned missile test amid tension piling up at the korean peninsula and yang has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. and declaring a state of war with seoul the u.s. and south korea responded by sending more ships and aircraft to the area asia expert says the north harsh words are the only response it can give to america's threatening actions. these particular war exercises is the largest ever we see the americans rolling out one frightening weapon system after another b. fifty two to be to the f. twenty two with exception cetera so there's a real fear coming out of one of these days who's well actually actually do it i mean these are exercises goes for t

g. international and in the very heart of moscow. i welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser last week a group of men using kolesnik often smoke bomb stole ten million euros worth of cash and gold from a van and italy also in the past week several hundred tons of gold were stolen from investment portfolios using a whole lot of paper collision a cost and just a little bit of innuendo innuendo face stays ever yes max there was a fact of some golden cash in italy of course it was on its way to switzerland but in the markets the innuendo was of course that ben bernanke he was going to stop his quantitative easing and also cyprus what was about cyprus here's a quote from dennis gartman in his latest newsletter he said if cyprus is force. to sell gold then portugal shall be to otherwise the discrimination against cyprus shall be wholly unwarranted and utterly unfair and if portugal is forced to sell then how can italy avoid the same fate or greece for that matter in you when face innuendo well yes ben bernanke and the rumor and the scut

g. international in the very heart of moscow. so i see case you haven't noticed the media has been entirely focused on one thing for the last two weeks boston but interestingly enough just before that they were incessantly hyping up the fear of an impending nuclear attack north korea or this. being a mobile missile launcher that has been moved within north korea by train the launcher has the ability to strike japan as well as u.s. bases in okinawa and guam adding to the fears today the young leader of the north said the moment of explosion is coming the moment of explosion is coming so what happened interesting how the media jumps from one salacious threat to the other that they just forget about this imminent danger facing this nation my next guest is here to get his two cents on that and a whole lot more right now i'm joined by lee can comedian activist and creator of the moment of clarity web series what is going on lee. you know i'm going to tell me the media say north korea the biggest threat facing this country two weeks ag

g. the about international and world in the very heart of moscow. to watch the world how to judge if you just received anything like to cut cut . i want to talk about a genocidal crisis unfolding in the southeast asian country of myanmar the deep seeded conflict rooted in generations of ethnic and religious tension between a predominantly buddhist population of burma and the sect of rohingya muslims that share the land in the last few months the violence has escalated resulting in multiple massacres of the muslim minority. although the media remains silent this is a human rights emergency that begs the attention of the international community that against an insight i spoke earlier with us said beg an independent journalist on the ground in burma i first asked him to briefly explain the crux of the sectarian divide and here's what he had to say. divide exists because there's a number of reasons one is the northwest. muslims who denied recognition that citizens of. this goes back. decades where. law basically didn't recognize them and the other is th

g. about international and world in the very heart of moscow. by some joining us here on r t just a moment on the world update off an hour the war in iraq has certainly seen its share of abuse and military misconduct scandals most of them involving american troops and although the british army is in the spotlight following fresh revelations by its own servicemen. a boy could details the allegations on the response from the authorities. it was reportedly one of the most brutal u.s. run military facilities in iraq during the war but a new report by the guardian newspaper reveals the extent of british involvement at the secret facility speaking anonymously personnel from two r.a.f. squadrons and one army air corps squadron admitted to having what nama one british servicemen recalls seeing a man having his prosthetic leg being pulled off and being beaten about the head with it before being thrown onto a truck others described prisoners held in cells the size of dog kennels reportedly called hotel california by u.s. army personnel allegations include

g. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. this is all she coming to you live from moscow welcome by the war in iraq has seen its share of abuse and military misconduct scandals most of them involving u.s. troops but a recent revelations by u.k. servicemen have put the british army in the spotlight soldiers who served at a secret detention facility in but done have made integrations of systematic prison abuse and torture but us point to boycott reports now sources that pair reluctance to make this information public. it was reportedly one of the most brutal u.s. run military facilities in iraq during the war but a new report by the guardian newspaper reveals the extent of british involvement at the secret facility speaking anonymously personnel from two r.a.f. squadrons and one on the air corps squadron admitted to having to camp nama one british servicemen recalls seeing a man having his prosthetic leg being pulled off and being beaten about the head with it before being thrown onto a truck others described prisoners held in

g. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. you're watching r t violent protests have once again erupted in cairo there's some outside the city the main cathedral a mobs who threw out rocks and flying bird shot at several hundred christians who are marching against egypt's islamist government which they and she's afraid and to protect them one person has been killed and around sixty injured the protests followed of the funeral of all coptic christians are killed in sectarian clashes over the weekend which ended in scuffles with white police journalist tom davis saw the invest. i spoke to one witness who said that events began when bottles were thrown from a nearby building down on to the funeral march and march as responded by attacking cars for what is clear is that fighting quickly escalated between the funeral marchers and locals the marchers retreated within the i would say cathedral compound and after that the security forces were involved in standing by while. locals fired weapons into the cathedral there were five people

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g. america international and world in the very heart of moscow. news continues here on r.t. the us military has confirmed more detainees at guantanamo bay prison have joined a hunger strike officially the number now stands at forty five but lawyers claim the figure is much higher thirteen of the captives are reportedly being force fed to prevent them from starving security guards lethal rounds at detainees over the weekend when several resisted been put into single cells on monday a federal judge declined to take action on behalf of striking prison this is attorney has said his life was in danger because of a lack of clean water and proper medical treatment u.s. officials say there's still a commitment to shutting the camp despite legal hurdles roxy's going to church khan explains washington's latest position. when pressed for answers the administration the state department specifically which was in charge of the detainees transfers they blame congress the moratorium on transfers to yemen that the lawmakers put in place the defense authorization act that they passed three mo

g. the international lamp in the very heart of moscow. this is also the welcome back national celebrations in north korea seeing more warlike or trade also marking the birthday of its found that kim il sung on monday the reclusive states army has demanded an apology from the south for hostile acts towards it has threatened retaliation at any time beyond young gave little hints during festivities that the test firing of its latest missile is imminent with people gathering in squares with flowers to pay tribute to their leaders but america south korea and japan say the country if he is ready to launch a medium range rocket despite yon sanctions barring any such actions washington spends huge sums of money and what it calls maintaining peace on the peninsula but critics warned that's exactly what's provoking pyongyang and joins us from the institute for policy studies believes does learn for quote worse and nuclear negotiations but only if america softens its stance. there have been a number of initiatives coming from the obama administratio

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g. four. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to part two of the sports show where we resume with a legend boxing promoter don king was in moscow this week to talk up the big fight between his man gamma jones and russian denise leavitt of on may the seventeenth and he spoke to nikolai charles. muhammad ali george foreman mike tyson and the van de holyfield are among a galaxy of stars promoted by one man don king the flamboyant american has been the key figure in the boxing world since convincing or lead to fight in a charity event which kick started his career for the following two decades king was one of the most successful promoters known worldwide for the classic carly doubts the rumble in the jungle and the thriller in manila now at the age of eighty one king is still doing what he knows best returning to russia for the first time in years as veteran gun no more joneses promoter ahead of the cruiserweight showdown against russia then his leverage of his going to happen on may seventeenth is going to be great but

ask it belongs here at the top table of international decision making. >> the g-8 countries pledged 27 million euros to provide support to rape survivors. after the actress left the building the summit turned to the crisis on the korean peninsula. the latest round of rhetoric from north korea is threatening to destabilize the region. the foreign ministers issued a joint statement that condemned their continued development of nuclear weapons. >> i am pleased at the world's eight leading industrialized nation were finding a consensus on north korea. this war rhetoric is unacceptable and must stop. it is very important that the international community is united on this issue. >> guthe g-8 can't find consensus on the throrny problem of syria. >> north korea and sexual violence and conflict is concerned there is unity among the g-8 partners. but on syria the summit hasn't helped to find a common position. russia with its soldarity towards president asad. germany now wants to increase economical help to those affected by the region in order to strengthen their popularity with the syrian peop

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g. h. america international and world in the very heart of moscow. much more of how to do it if you just received anything like to touch. welcome back to breaking the set without further ado here's the rest of my interview with dr cornel west. dr west i mean from oakland to d.c. hearing so much racist comments about how oakland has a lot of crime because it's predominately african-american i mean you're looking at things like stop and frisk obviously these institutionalized policies of racism of over policing african-american. areas of the cities i mean of course that's what's going to happen is you're going to have a disproportionate representation of these minorities in prisons and it can i can't help but think reckon back again to martin luther king i mean last week was the forty fifth anniversary of his assassination and there are in this. i'm sure you're aware forty five years dr west and people are i don't know whether it's something died in in all of this but think thirteen percent of black youth addicted to drugs thirty percent away due to di

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g. the news about international and world in the very heart of moscow. such. if you just received anything like the trouble. today is the anniversary of the dare ya and massacre one hundred forty eight day in which and fraley gangs attacked and killed six hundred people in a bloody ambush of a palestinian village yet unfortunately sixty five years later atrocities and human rights abuses committed against palestinians continue in fact just take a look at the violence initiated by israel since the latest november ceasefire there in sixty three shooting attacks by the israeli army in the gaza strip but four palestinians killed and ninety one wounded but the graphic only reflects reports up until february twenty second since then there's been multiple violations to add including the killing of two palestinian teenagers and they protest at the death. the palestinian political prisoner. yet to talk about this breach of ceasefire going human rights violations and whether or not this could all develop into a third intifada i spoke earlier with independent journalist

g. the book about international and war in the very heart of moscow say. hello and welcome to the r t sports show called an hour of tough action from russia and around the world with me kate partridge and frances some of what's to come. title race defending champions anita narrow the gap to lead a test match a six points we've fixed things to go in the russian premier league. but i mean march eleventh has got beach caliber rallying by that rationing highly matches to take a commanding two male lead in their best of five series in a euro league playoffs. ounds. the spade as here is up next here. grace of the season. but let's kick off with the russian premier league where defending champions the need to narrow the gap at the top to six points after winning one nil of luck and let's see if that still lead the way which is on poor feet reports. us i'd. say it's going to remain top despite dropping points for the first time in six months is after being held to a goal is true in moscow darby adama. having a win a disallowed for of side yes my defending champion

g. the book about international airport in the very heart of moscow. you're watching also you live from moscow welcome back a world renowned turkish pianist is going to court for a set time over towards allegedly insulting islam prosecutors cited several sarcastic messages about believers on the islamic heaven the charges were brought against brazil say for the first time in june last year a musician who has served as a cultural and boss of the european union deny thank you say shows and says he is surprised his country's treating him this way if found guilty he could face up to eighteen months in prison and this also has more if it all started full stop that could be signs the secular state of tech is increasingly dominated by the islamic ideals he said. history trip almost decades ago. all these years i thought murder was a sin then i got new instructions from the good lord himself and his favorite language english the simpsons has kept its humor close to the bone for many years but for turkeys radio and television a supreme council in charge of moni

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g. the news about international and world in the very heart of moscow. please. welcome back to cross out where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to mind who were discussing china's pivot. ok newfangled back to you in one china's china acting rationally i mean you brought up the issue of rationality go ahead. i think china is acting rationally rationally meaning what's good for china on. at least in the short to medium term that doesn't necessarily mean that china especially or the u.s. stash anality or the irrationality on the part of the us here and countries necessarily is aligned you know because it's like to combat and if you go and each may act rationally but it doesn't necessarily mean that bit of alignment you know clearly china energy needs a massive of and you know projecting out for the next twenty years china energy dependence on the rest of the world is going to increase and if you look at what's happening in south china sea what's happening you know with the islands of you know there are. reports indications of estimates of four significant oi

g. the new cover international and world in the very heart of moscow. moscow this is artsy armory sushi a ten month suspended prison sentence has been handed down in turkey so we're now in composer and pianist over a series of tweets mocking islam. say was first charged with denigrating religion in june of last year facing up to eighteen months behind bars at the time of a musician that wants a cultural ambassador to the e.u. it's a high profile critic of the islamic led government of prime minister tayyip or the one he says his punishment is purely political parties where if an option or explains now that a once rejected rejected conservative is. ideals are returning to the country which has long been trying to become a member of the european union all these years i thought murder was a sin then i got new instructions from the good lord himself in his favorite language english the simpsons has kept its humor close to the bone for many years but for turkey's radio and television a supreme council in charge of monitoring media content it's now gone too f

. >> the g-20 is a meeting of international financial leaders. a lot of focus on currency moves. gives us an up dadate on where are now? >> let's have a look at it right now this friday morning as tokyo stocks kick off here. 98.24 to 25. it hasn't shifted that much but hasn't treatedoo much either. compared to monday when it dipped to 95 yen levels, if you remember. as you mentioned about the g-20, a lot of focus will be on a speech given by the bank of japan governor where he wants to explain in greater detail about the current monetary policy and that the bank of japan is not targeting rates. it's been a big concern in global markets despite most leading economies having agreed to the principals involved. dending on the cmentsnd reaction from g-20 leaders we may see the yen returning to a weakening trend. let's have a look at the euro/yen. 128.26 to 28. growth and unemployment remain a big concern for euro zone economy. they make everything from lightbulbs to jet engines covering a lot of different sectors. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update. the nikkei is up about a

. >> the g-20 is a meeting of international financial leaders. a lot of focus on currency moves. gives us an up dadate on where are now? >> let's have a look at it right now this friday morning as tokyo stocks kick off here. 98.24 to 25. it hasn't shifted that much but hasn't retreated too much either. compared to monday when it dipped to 95 yen levels, if you remember. as you mentioned about the g-20, a lot of focus will be on a speech given by the bank of japan governor where he wants to explain in greater detail about the current monetary policy and that the bank of japan is not targeting rate it's been a big concern in global markets despite most leading economies having agreed to the principals involved. depending on the comments and reaction from g-20 leaders we may see the yen returning to a weakening trend. let's have a look at the euro/yen. 128.26 to 28. growth and unemployment remain a big concern for euro zone economy. they make everything from lightbulbs to jet engines covering a lot of different sectors. back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update. the nikkei is up

g c. c . the new cover international airport in the very heart of moscow. when we reach must to the second biggest city in iraq it has been locked down by the army. the previous night two bombs went off in the suit. i have to negotiate with the military chiefs for three hours before they let me in. across what appears to be a dead city and yet today mosul is in party mode. i asked my name is ahmed on about i'm a law student today is a festival the university day that's why we can see all the troops they hear to protect us. the situation is very difficult the country is undergoing a wave of anonymous attacks and assassination of a good my dream is quite simple i just want to live in an iraq that's safe and at peace it's a magnificent country mustn't forget that it was once respectfully known as mesopotamia the land between two rivers i dream of peace. but peace seems impossible. the americans have gone but now kurds shias and sunnis battle for control of the city even the mosques are under military protection the internet in killing goes on in the name of al

g. time. for new coverage international and war in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing whistleblowers. michael thank you in new york talk about the chilling effect right now when it comes to whistle blowing well certainly i think the fact that bradley manning manning was punished and severely punished was a signal to all whistleblowers. being punished for the. disclosure you're saying for the trial and having all kinds of heavy having all kinds of things released about his motivations and so forth. and characterizing him as mentally unstable and things of that sort you know that that kind of punishment certainly has a chilling effect on people trying to as i say speak truth to power and you know we have to be concerned about that. a lot of the people who have made the kinds of disclosures you know or now being have been prosecuted people like tom drake. who at n.s.a. raise the question of of. the expenditure of public money for a system that. didn't work as well a

g. the work of an international airport in the heart of moscow. welcome back to part two of the sports show and let's raise you with wrestling the traditional sports has long enjoyed competitive success and a big following in russia but the global phenomenon of w w eight recently returned to moscow for a second stop its money is as american entertainment and capture easton fans want to craft a reports. for russians wrestling looks like this. but for thirteen million people in the u.s. wrestling has long looked like this. russia has a strong tradition of success in amateur wrestling winning four gold medals and eleven overall at the recent olympics while also producing top professionals in mixed martial arts and boxing but for many fans worldwide the winning combination is fighting plus dramatic story lines and after last year's debut in moscow the w w e the world's largest professional wrestling promotion is back by popular demand travelling is great it spread the word all round the world of the day and we're back here once again and it's really c

g. the music of the international airport in the very heart of moscow. he continues here on r.t.e. u.k. broadcasters never tire of boasting about that fairness which is guaranteed by regulations which demand impartiality however some influential voices believe that concept is outdated in the digital age and want the rule scrapped all he explains. the way that newspapers and news channels are regulated in the u.k. is stossel any different so newspapers and online news portals they still regulate themselves that means that they can be as politically biased as they please the example being the guardian on the left in the u.k. or the london times on the right but for news channels it's a whole different story there you legally bound by off to be impartial and if they're deemed not to be they can be fined or even have their license revoked but in a day and age when the media is converging and news portals are looking more like television channels and television channels have their own websites is this regulation surely distinction fair and does it make sense well the lords communication

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g. the music of an international airport in the very heart of moscow. well twelve more bodies have been recovered from the site of the deadly blast at the west fertilizer company plant in the town of west texas a massive explosion that's left much of the small city in ruins officials say that sixty people still remain unaccounted for two hundred others have been left injured the blast flattened a five block area shockwave so strong the u.s. geological survey measured it to be on par with a two point one magnitude earthquake according to the company there were fifty four thousand pounds of ammonium nitrate fertilizer put that into context the explosion that rocked oklahoma city in one thousand nine hundred five used four thousand pounds of the same chemical if you haven't seen the video yet you need to because it's absolutely terrifying check it out. through the. so how could something like this occur the facility that once reported the e.p.a. and writing that there was no risk of fire or explosion or to help me break down what we do know about the west

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g. time. and. the music about international and world in the very heart of moscow. hello and welcome to crossfire all things are considered. the nonproliferation treaty stands as one of the most important international agreements ever signed the un says the treaty is under threat from such countries as around a member of the n.p.t. is the treaty fairly applied to some countries get a free pass well others are punished even though they are in complete compliance. across not the nonproliferation treaty i'm joined by my guess mohammed marandi interim he's a professor at the university of tehran in washington we have charles blair he is the senior fellow on state and non-state threats at the federation of american scientists and also in washington we cross to thomas moore he's a senior fellow and deputy director at the center for strategic and international studies right gentlemen cross-talk rules and i mean you can jump in anytime you want to run first we heard this week a man thomas countryman assistant secretary for international security and nonproliferation says ir

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is a part of international g. hunt? is it part of a terrorist network? i worry about the possibility of a connection back to chechnya. as you know, in chechnya is a terribly terror afflicted part of the world, especially into russia. it wants to be separate from russia starting after the fall of the soviet union. there have been a number of huge tear plots and attacks against russia out of chechnya. 2000 and two, the moscow theatre , you know, more than 100 people killed. the school in 2004. almost 400 people killed when they held 1,000 students and teachers hostage. and then, of course, 2010 there was an attack by a female suicide bombers in the moscow subway killing nearly 40, and there have been others as well, less notorious than that. so i am very sorry. there is a belief that there are ties between chechnya and rebel groups. and so i cannot say that there is a definite connection, when you say chechnya, that is the first a comes to mind for me. dagen: and a fox these producer, really could be allowed to point out, reporting that it appears that aft

g. time. from new york about international airport in the very heart of moscow. then welcome back while the dow jones in the s. and p. five hundred hit record highs last week wall street giant bank of america was busy negotiating another deal to make amends for its role in the foreclosure crisis on thursday the justice department announced that bank of america would pay thirty nine million dollars to three hundred sixteen members of the armed services that had a legally foreclosed on from two thousand and six to two thousand and ten yep bank of america targeted soldiers overseas with foreclosure another day another blemish on wall street's public image for many young americans over the last few decades a job at the big banks was once represented the pinnacle of professional success but after the two thousand and eight crash and all the ensuing scandals there's a wall street career still hold the same luster for young professionals and showed it let's ask nestle lowder a former wall street executive and founder and c.e.o. of power of n s a welcome to the show. tha

g. eight through. the new corvette international airport in the very heart of moscow. this is zero c. welcome bach national celebrations in north korea saying more warlike or a trick also marking the bust of its found kamal son on monday their case of states only has demanded an apology from the sulfa hall style acts towards it and house arrest and or to haitians any time the young gave little hens during festivus is that. the test firing of its latest missile is imminent with people gathering in squares with flowers to pay tribute to their leaders but america south korea and japan say the country appears ready to launch a medium range rocket despite u.n. sanctions barring any such action as washington spends huge sums of money on what it calls maintaining peace on the peninsula but critics warn that that's exactly what provoking pyongyang and joins us live from the institute for policy studies believes as a rueful pouring across a new venue stations but only for america softens it stands there have been a number of initiatives coming from the obama administration some meetings in the

international economic affairs. in the role he has served as a liaison to the g-8 in g-20 summits, and advise the president of international >> murder suspect george is a moment is in a florida court right now for the first time in three months. several topics are being discussed. the most dramatic is whether the judge should demand an answer from zimmerman on if he is giving up his right to a " stand your ground " hearing. zimmerman is on trial for the february 2012 killing of 17 year-old treyvon martin. he claims that he was acting in self-defense and that is and thus protected by the floor this stand your ground law. >> a southern california woman is seeking $3.25 million over the handlebars break out at yosemite national park. kathy chantavirut at gethsemane national park. cathy carrillo, says the she became sick with the virus while she stayed in carried village last june. she filed a lawsuit against the dnc parks and resorts at yosemite, claiming that she now has a million dollars in medical bills and suffers from diminished lung capacity and low energy. yosemite officials did not return messages about the suit. >> a

g. the book about international and war in the very heart of moscow. that's where the us up president thank you very much for being with us today. so you know that russia is hosting the world cup twenty eighteen and considering them on a construction that's actually needed in your opinion are the preparations going. i hope they are going with this proportions you know for the for the moment in recent years focus on brazilian woodchip and after the brazil world cup everyone read what happened in russia so it means that for one year you have quite gotten the problems and after we come. the questions of the journalist are both just a jewel mobility organization of the world cup but there is a principle in the fifth that. we never speak about the world cup after the next one cap but as a professional going where this to jim are going wearily fraley said to my friend mr mood cause. there is no problem everything is under control i'm asking about twenty thousand because football may look different by then talking about for example a goal line technology date

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