gay rights parade in the georgian capital tbilisi attacking the activists who needed police help to escape the area. but faces obstacles from power as the rebel forces there despite evidence of atrocities committed by them in the. top stories this hour. live from studio center here in moscow the cia has gone too far with its spying operations that's the message from russia's federal security service commenting on the recent scandal involving an american agent uncovered in moscow this week. the implications of this. i visited the f.s.b. had called in moscow the f.s.b. officials told me that they knew from day one since ryan fogle came to moscow that he was working for the cia that's why they had a very close eye on him and the most important formation here clearly is that this is not the first case over the past three years in fact in fact since two thousand and eleven there have been four cases like that but one story which the f.s.b. officials wanted to draw particular attention on is the story of also a third secretary of the u.s. embassy benjamin dillon who just like ryan fogle tried to

the georgian capital tbilisi attacking the activists who needed help the area. un faces obstacles from. rebel forces there despite evidence of atrocities committed by the. screen international. in moscow the russian government's alleged involvement in the death of former russian security officer alexander litvinenko will not be considered the ongoing inquest on the case in london that decision announced by the coroner comes despite britain's long running attempts to link with the. poisoned by radioactive polonium in london back in two thousand and six. reports. we know that the inquest has already been massively delayed from both sides on. being very slow to provide evidence from the russian side for the british side but what's happened now is that there's been a real spanner been thrown in the works because william hague the british foreign minister very recently applied to keep any evidence related to the involvement the alleged involvement of the russian government and any involvement of the british authorities or how they may have prevented alexander litvine

the christians stole a gay rights parade in the georgian capital tbilisi attacking the activists who needed police help to escape the area. and russia's mediation effort in syria gets the thumbs up from the un faces obstacles from the powers that want the rebel forces there despite evidence of atrocities committed by them in the civil war a top stories this hour. on screen international news and comment live from our studio center here in moscow a british inquest into the death of former russian security officer alexander litvinenko may have reached a dead end we've just heard that the coroner has said he is able to consider evidence whether the russian government was involved in the killing due to national security well for more on this. boy well so explain exactly what is happening here it sounds quite complicated. it is quite complicated but what's happened is we know that the inquest has already been massively delayed from both sides on. being very slow to provide evidence from the russian side from the british side but what's happened now is that there's been a real spanner been

gay rights activists had to run for their lives in the georgian capital tbilisi as their street parade descended into chaos a crowd of orthodox christians stormed the event attacking the revelers reality's town but he's been keeping track of the event has the details he's with me here in the studio tom so where were the police here i mean it all started in the georgian capital when a large number of anti gay protesters thousands of them including. orthodox christian police priests beg pardon they came to deliberately to protest against a gay pride rally that was scheduled to be held at the time many of them then set about doing what you can see here very very angry protests there threatening to frash with nettles that they had. if they caught any of these gay activist activists in the in the in the square however i think a lot of the what it came down to the arguments were from the from these and to go protestors were our orthodox christian sensibilities to have a protest like this they were shouting things like we don't want sodom and gomorra here in georgia a real a real sense of ang

the gay rights parade in the georgian capital tbilisi attacking the activists who needed help to escape the area. russia's mediation efforts in syria the un faces obstacles from. rebel forces that.

they want their buildings to look georgian. that is how the campus was designed, 100 years ago. one of the great things about having bob stern as the architect is, i knew he could make a forward-looking building. we wanted it to be modern, since george was president during the first decade of the new century, but also traditional, in the sense that it would fit with the georgian campus. that was embraced, with the sides of the building that come forward, the fountain in front. then, you can go straight into the museum at that point, into the big hall, and stand under the tower, the lantern, freedom hall. saw that design when he did that, with the lighted tower, as a blend of , and a nod to dallas hall, the first building built on the campus. it is a presidential library, but also very welcoming. there is something stately and dignified about it, which i appreciate. >> there are almost two different views, when you enter the front of the museum, and on the side, you see the institute and adjoining park. >> you can look through the strait -- you can look straight to the front wind

we have 3 and a half months to kind of sit on it and and think back and learn from everything the georgian the bad this year. >> continuing with the play off theme the shark in game 2 of the play off series in los angeles and this was a heart breaker for the mean in teal who give up 2 goals very late in the third and lose 4-3. sharks without torez suspended the rest of the series because of hit in game 1. tied at 2. 11 minutes left. edward the score but 2 minutes left shark already in the penalty box. a delay of game penalty for shingt the puck over the glass and kings good to work. 5 on 3. brown ties it at 3. then just 22 seconds later still on a power play. lewis slams home the rebound and just lick that the shark go from tying the series to suddenly down. game 3 in san jose on saturday. giants and rockies. mat cain early hold. bottom ott second. that's deep to right and off of the right field foul pole 2 run blast. 2 nothing. they would add 3 more but the giants come back from a hole. 4th inning. crew ford. giants down a run take the leading in the 6. 2 on. 2 out. base hit up the middle

we have 3 and a half months to kind of sit on it and and think back and learn from everything the georgian bad this year. >> continuing with the play off theme the shark in game 2 of the play off series in los angeles and this was a heart breaker for the mean in teal who give up 2 goals very late in the third and lose 4-3. sharks without torez suspended the rest of the series because of hit in game 1. tied at 2. 11 minutes left. edward the score but 2 minutes left shark already in the penalty box. a delay of game penalty for shingt the puck over the glass and kings good to work. 5 on 3 and kings good to work. 5 on 3. brown ties it at 3. then just 22 seconds later still on a power play. lewis slams home the rebound and just lick that the shark go from tying the series to suddenly down. game 3 in san jose on saturday. giants and rockies. mat cain early hold. bottom ott second. that's deep to right and off of the right field foul pole 2 run blast. 2 nothing. they would add 3 more but the giants come back from a hole. 4th inning. crew ford. giants down a run take the leading in the 6. 2 on. 2

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a gay pride parade in the georgian capital tbilisi descended into chaos after a while it's a question still of the event talking to activists police will see just as the parade is to process fearing for their lives trying for the against iran when in reality intrude your homosexuality remains. a traffic accident and on a spectacular hunger in the australian city of melbourne a truck turned over and was left dangling over the side of a motorway bridge throwing the driver on to another motorway twenty metres below he survived but something serious injuries and was hospitalized in a critical condition that accident caused major traffic delays during the peak our brains have to be called in to save to take the truck off the bridge. to stay with asphalt pito about the latest edition of course talk coming up shortly. a fairly dickinson university study has revealed the twenty nine percent of americans think that a revolution will just happen in america but needs to be done in order to protect individual liberty if respondents consider themselves conservative than that number is bumped up to

patrol in the area when the blast ripped through their vehicle this comes just a day after three georgian soldiers were killed in a car bomb in the nearby helmand province. the chinese navy is flex its muscles conducting military exercises near what it calls the natural islands position of the west coast of the philippines in the south china sea and there is the spratly islands in the philippines five countries that circle the south china sea of make claims on some of the nearly thirty thousand islands that make up the archipelago. nigeria's president has declared a state of emergency in three states in the northeast of the country his decision was prompted by a surge of guerrilla attacks with at least twenty three people killed in the latest round of violence reinforcements are to be dispatched in the tribal region with an order to demolish all islamist hideouts. and in the iraqi capital baghdad a group of government have opened fire on a shop selling alcoholic drinks killing at least eleven people and injuring five more iraqis fled the scene in four cars no one has yet claimed responsib

the bottom line is, we, as atlantans, as georgians, don't have a choice to protect the river. we need to leave it better than we found it, and it's really been a political advantage for me, not a disadvantage. people laugh about me being the sewer mayor, but they remember what i'm doing. griffin: we want people to understand, when they see one of our work crews out working on the mains, that that work is necessary in order for them to have good clean drinking water or to have a good, functioning wastewater system. franklin: you don't put a roof on the house one time. you don't fix the plumbing one time, any more than i get my hair done one time. if we don't continue to invest for the next 20 years, we'll find ourselves back at the same point that we were in the late '90s. if we don't protect water, we will be without water. we will be without industry, we will be without jobs, we will be without a healthy economy, and our people will be sick. so we don't really have a choice. we're going to find out why that's important. it's a question of, who's going to pay, how much you're

patrol in the area when the blast ripped through their vehicle this comes just a day after three georgian soldiers were killed in a car bomb in the nearby helmand province. the chinese navy has likes its muscles conducting military exercises near what it calls the nunchuck islands positioned off the west coast of the philippines in the south china sea also known as the promptly islands in the philippines five countries that circle the south china sea have made claims on some of the nearly offensive lines and islands that make up the archipelago. a bug with at least one hundred people on board has come sized over the west coast of myanmar many of those a feared dead the passengers also a minority muslim community will flee ahead of a cycle and that's expected over the next few days the one has called for them to be evacuated from the region as many live in iran tropical towns and vulnerable low lying areas. and coming out on a massive take same of the mainstream media in breaking this ad. the illusion of safety trumping you're right seems to be the main political theme of post nine eleven

and france to predicting the supposed american russian plan for june geneva talks the six days of georgian istanbul among the opposition groups seem to be failing disastrously as if you were in a room with the wishes of george sabra general salim idriss. it was already said he's disappointed it's not all foreign of the you should be shipping off their weapons right now forget about the friday deadline no i think the opposition is though. i'm hearing that anyway they were going to come to the talks. are they interested in any kind of peace are they interested in carving out bits of syria in ways that. proxy leaders saudi arabia and qatar are more interested in. who's winning the battle for syria now that the arms embargo is set to expire and that was one of the questions subjected to a heated debate on across the program here's a quick snapshot. it is a mode of truth in which the european union union finally lifted its arms embargo on the opposition we have cetera et cetera john mccain visiting syria over the weekend meeting with opposition forces and we're seeing an alignment of forces in

avoided extradition for over a decade patatas lawyers argue it's against his human rights to return to georgian where he could face torture not all the countries signed up to the european convention on human rights choose to follow it the french and italian governments deport dangerous individuals first and then hear their appeals i think one of the problems we have this country. is drastically wrong we don't seem to want to find the adequate solution or effective solution for the problem. all this problem is bigger off. in the sense that. treats. people but it did happen. to death in broad daylight by two men. wielding meat cleavers the murder sect the country the suspects had been known for minorities and questions have been asked about whether or not the police could have done more in the men in mind and yes a week later we learn that a mentally unstable man who claims to have killed hundreds of people gets to stay in the u.k. the ruling once again raises questions about his safety that british immigration judges are protecting. r.t. in london. pretty upset speed know on some other big news

a gay pride parade in the georgian capital tbilisi descended into chaos after a crowd of also took questions storms the band attacking the acts of its police well sourced scored the paraders onto a bus there's clearly who lives led by a priest and reach out chanted against rampant immorality in georgia where homosexuality remained trouble actually. twin blasts have hit the sunni mosque in northwest pakistan killing at least three people around fifty others are reported injured with many in a critical condition a rescue operation is currently under way as search crews try to pull people from under the rubble the taliban has previously claimed responsibility for similar talks in the region. the military has carried a series of air raids tell you think militants trading cards in the north east of the country at least twenty one insurgents are sought to have been killed in the offensive a state of emergency was recently declared in the area after a series of times by the wrong group which ones to great an islamic state in nigeria's north. broken gold bug may have caused the explosion at a plant

patrol in the area when the blast ripped through their vehicle this comes just a day after three georgian soldiers were killed in a car bomb in the nearby helmand province. the chinese navy is flexed its muscles conducting military exercises near what it calls the ns position off the west coast of the philippines in the south china sea known as the spratly islands and the philippines five countries that circle the south china sea have made claims and some of the nearly thirty thousand and that make up the archipelago. a boat with at least one hundred people on board has capsized of the west coast many of those are feared dead the passengers are all from a minority muslim community and state were fleeing ahead of a cyclon is expected over the next few days the u.n. has called for them to be evacuated from the region as many live in ramshackle camps in vulnerable low lying areas. also the world update about three hundred textile factories near the bangladeshi capital dhaka have reportedly been shut down because of protests by workers sparked by the collapse of a factory building last month

patrol in the area when the blast ripped through their vehicle this comes just a day after three georgian soldiers were killed in a car bomb in the nearby helmand province. the chinese navy is flex its muscles conducting military exercises near what it calls the non sheraton's positions of the west coast of the philippines in the south china sea then as the spratly islands in the philippines countries that circle the south china sea of make claims and some of the nearly thirty thousand islands that make up the archipelago. a boat with at least one hundred people on board has capsized off the west coast of miramar many of those are feared dead the passengers are all from a minority muslim community in russia state were fleeing ahead of a cycle and that's expected over the next few days the u.n. has called for them to be evacuated from the region as many live in ram shackle camps in vulnerable low lying areas. that's it for the moment i'll be back with the news team with morphine about thirty five minutes from now in the meantime next ca's a look at the human cost behind the cheap goods sol

christians stole a gay rights parade in the georgian capital tbilisi attacking the activists who needed police help to escape the area. and russia's mediation effort in syria gets the thumbs up from the.

they want their buildings to look georgian. that is how the campus was designed, 100 years ago. one of the great things about having bob stern as the architect is, i knew he could make a forward-looking building. we wanted it to be modern, since george was president during the first decade of the new century, but also traditional, in the sense that it would fit with the georgian campus. that was embraced, with the sides of the building that come forward, the fountain in front. then, you can go straight into the museum at that point, into the big hall, and stand under the tower, the lantern, freedom hall. bob stearns saw that design when he did that, with the lighted tower, as a blend of freedom, and a nod to dallas hall, the first building built on the campus. it is a presidential library, but also very welcoming. there is something stately and dignified about it, which i appreciate. >> there are almost two different views, when you enter the front of the museum, and on the side, you see the institute and adjoining park. >> you can look straight to the front windows, in the cent

they want their buildings to look georgian. that is how the campus was designed, 100 years ago.one of the great things about having bob stern as the architect is, i knew he could make a forward-looking building. we wanted it to be modern, since george was president during the first decade of the new century, but also traditional, in the sense that it would fit with the georgian campus. that was embraced, with the sides of the building that come forward, the fountain in front. then, you can go straight into the museum at that point, into the big hall, and stand under the tower, the lantern, freedom hall. bob stearns saw that design when he did that, with the lighted tower, as a blend of freedom, and a nod to dallas hall, the first building built on the campus. it is a presidential library, but also very welcoming. there is something stately and dignified about it, which i appreciate. >> there are almost two different views, when you enter the front of the museum, and on the side, you see the institute and adjoining park. >> you can look straight to the front windows, in the cente

they want their buildings to look georgian. that is how the campus was designed, 100 years ago. one of the great things about having bob stern as the architect is, i knew he could make a forward-looking building. we wanted it to be modern, since george was president during the first decade of the new century, but also traditional, in the sense that it would fit with the georgian campus. that was embraced, with the sides of the building that come forward, the fountain in front. then, you can go straight into the museum at that point, into the big hall, and stand under the tower, the lantern, freedom hall. bob stearns saw that design when he did that, with the lighted tower, as a blend of and a nod to dallas hall, the first building built on the campus. it is a presidential library, but also very welcoming. ande is something stately dignified about it, which i appreciate. >> there are almost two different views, when you enter the front of the museum, and on the side, you see the institute and adjoining park. >> you can look straight to the front windows, in the center courtyard,

how are you going to persuade major european governments to drop their resistance to georgian and nato accession? thank you. >> [inaudible] >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: thank you. thank you, secretary general. there are a lot of unpredictable factors which will be a bearing on our security. we need to reduce the number of factors in relation to what we have today. there are too many such factors at present. so that leads me into my question. do you believe that some scope for better coordination between nato and the european union might be, for example, anticipating, bringing forward the processes both the kind of processes we have expect canned those that have been -- expected and those that have been harder to foresee? in unexpected events we've seen that nato has not been terribly successful, or to be blunter about it, it's actually failed. i believe we need to strengthen our cooperation not just by expanding our logistic capacity, but also our ability to apply some thought to ore motions. our motions. another issue, what's happening with macedonia and its position

also a gay pride parade in the georgian capital tbilisi descended into chaos a crowd of orthodox christians stormed the burned attacking the activists police were forced to a school they paraded on to buses fearing for their lives led by a priest the raged crowd chanted against iran and in moratti georgia where homosexuality remains a controversial issue. up next an interview with pulitzer prize winner mark mazetti on how america finds its walls a few minutes away. they're ready to come here to work and not get paid for it. people from all over the world are eager to help. what does it take to become a volunteer at russia's premium museum while the son of louvers director come here . from one of the camps do. behind the scenes of the hermitage r.t. . clinician. cretaceous three. four chargers free. three. three. free lift the old free blog video for your media project free to. play a clip of. science technology innovation the list of. russia. the future. with me today the price winning new york times reporter mark mazetti the author of the way of the knife we're going to talk about the cia

it has been a bloody couple of days for international forces in afghanistan, with three georgian soldiers killed yesterday when a powerful drug bomb exploded at the gate of their outpost and neighboring hel province. also yesterday, a suicide bomber hit a u.s. special operations forces convoy. there were no casualties. >> fire crews in san jose are watching for hot spots after fire broke out at us all on this morning. around 2:00 a.m. fire officials received a report of flames on sharon drive near south in the house of boulevard. firefighters got the flames under control shortly after 3:00 a.m.. no injuries were reported and the cause of fire remains under investigation. >> the search will resume this morning for a severely handicapped girl. mchale lynch of south san francisco disappeared sunday afternoon from her family's vacation home in clear lake. police say there is no time to waste because she needs medication. the autistic nine year-old girl was last seen at her family's vacation home. she is on able to speak in has the mental capacity of a one- year-old. her parents say she lacks

we're getting word thousands of people attacked in the georgian capital. there are reports of at least 12 people injured. >>> a federal judge rejecting a request from lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take periodic photos of their client. they say they want to document their client's injuries while in custody. >>> british police say they have identified a number of suspects in the 2007 kidnapping of madeline mccann. she was 3 years old when she disappeared while on a family trip to portugal. this comes as police launch a new investigation into the case. >>> more than $1 million worth of jewelry stolen from a hotel in cannes, france. it comes on the second day of the famed film festival there. by coincidence, the same day aired the premier of "the bling ring" a movie about teens stealing from celebrities. >>> anderson, the rush is on to pick up tickets for tomorrow's big power ball lottery. the top jackpot is now worth more than $600 million. that is the second largest in u.s. history. we have a pool going. are you in, are you

we're getting word thousands of people attacked in the georgian capital. there are reports of at least 12 people injured. >>> a federal judge rejecting a request from lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take periodic photos of their client. they say they want to document their client's injuries while in custody. >>> british police say they have identified a number of suspects in the 2007 kidnapping of madeline mccann. she was 3 years old when she disappeared while on a family trip to portugal. this comes as police launch a new investigation into the case. >>> more than $1 million worth of jewelry stolen from a hotel in cannes, france. it comes on the second day of the famed film festival there. by coincidence, the same day aired the premier of "the bling ring" a movie about teens stealing from celebrities. >>> anderson, the rush is on to pick up tickets for tomorrow's big power ball lottery. the top jackpot is now worth more than $600 million. that is the second largest in u.s. history. we have a pool going. are you in, are you

a day earlier, a truck bomb killed three georgian soldiers in the nato force. so far this year, 58 foreign troops have died in afghanistan, including 44 americans. authors of a sweeping u.s. immigration bill defeated new efforts today to make major changes in the measure. the senate judiciary committee spent a second day voting on some of the hundreds of proposed amendments. supporters turned back a republican proposal for eye scans and finger-prints to track those entering and leaving the country. the oscar-winning actor and director angelina jolie has announced she had a preventive double mastectomy. she says she underwent the surgery after learning she was strongly predisposed to getting ea jolie told her story in an opinion piece in "the new york times." she said she hopes it will help other women in similar situations. a genetic test found jolie had an 87% chance of getting breast cancer. her mother died of the disease at age 56. we have more, online, about the gene that increased jolie's risk of developing the disease. that's on our health page. there may

. >> here we are at night and morning georgian traffic is all over we have multiple hotspot. >> this the case spirit let us start with this accident is a the most recent problem to which we have been alerted. this is at north flan road. at the far reaches of the altamonte pass near the beginning of it. >> in the west bound direction what we understand that a pipe that was on a truck a large pipe, something like that they have gone through a windshield and that is what resulted in the fatality here. >> the left latest shutdown. the slow traffic we see in yellow is after the scene of the crash. this is where the slowing because of the crash is concentrated. the left lane will be closed for quite some time. most of the commute traffic has passed the point for westbound 580 ride. >> not yet finished into the 580 traffic leading up to the nimitz freeway which got jammed up all the way to eaton canyon road. >> that is easing up after a series of incidents on the nearest northbound and san leandro. >> the damage southbound in fremont the vehicle fire blocked the right-hand lane and left tra

forces there and two battalions of our georgian brothers. the republic of order, not the state of georgia. we have jordanians and austrians on the ballot thus -- on the ground with us. with us for aen long time for biting a service. in that helmut province, which was one of the most dangerous places in all of afghanistan -- and i go there frequently. i will be there next month. we spent christmas there. i have watched this progress to the point where i can tell you with some level of confidence that things are going particularly well. we have every reason to be confident that if given the opportunity, we will be allowed to complete the mission and be successful in afghanistan. is it going to be in your mind what success is? probably not. in my mind, the way i define it is we will give the people in province the national security forces and army police and the central government of afghanistan the greatest opportunity for success for the future. the conditions will have been set. it will be up to them to seize those conditions and proceed on.

i represent a lot of georgians who are sick and tired of the i.r.s. targeting them.t is time for this house, the people's house, to instead now target the i.r.s. we must find the full truth and we cannot stop until we we have full accountability. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? without objection, jeat is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it's the fashion among many of us to blame the press for our troubles and that's because the press reports our troubles. mr. himes: at the best the media keeps us honest, keeps us in our constitutional lanes, and reports our failures. it is essential for democracy. there is a reason why freedom of the press is not the second or fourth or 10th amendment. it's the first amendment. so, mr. speaker, i'm profoundly concerned over the department of justice's overbroad and chilling behavior with he respect to the associated press. seeking records for 20 phone lines, giving the a.p. no notice. refusing at this point to discuss their beh